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EuroGeographics INSPIRE KEN provides two-way communication between the European Commission and NMCAs to support the development of a European spatial data infrastructure (SDI).
In 2021 Arianespace was contracted for launch services for the next nine Copernicus satellites within the European Commission’s Multiannual Financial Framework 2021-2027.
Thales Alenia Space signed a €772 million contract with the European Space Agency acting in the name and on behalf of the European Union represented by the European Commission to provide six satellites for the 2nd Generation Galileo constellation.
The European Commission decided to implement a new control system for subsidy declarations based on automatic monitoring procedures using Copernicus Earth observation data.
The European Commission provided EUR 2.1 million of funding to the Quango project.
European Space Imaging was awarded a fourth multi-year agriculture framework contract to deliver an estimated 1.2 million square kilometers of Very High Resolution satellite imagery and associated services in support of the European Commission’s Common Agricultural Policy.
The European Commission Regulations on unmanned aircraft systems came into effect on December 30, 2020.
Dedrone actively follows FAA developments and supports the European Commission through participation in the ASD-STAN working group for Remote ID standards.
The tender procedure for the 12 second-generation Galileo satellites was run by the European Space Agency by delegation from the European Commission.
The European Commission awarded two contracts for 12 second-generation Galileo satellites to Thales Alenia Space (Italy) and Airbus Defence & Space (Germany) for a total of EUR 1.47 billion.
The European Commission launched the tender procedure in May 2018 to procure a first batch of 12 second-generation Galileo satellites through a competitive dialogue.
The European Commission awarded two contracts for 12 satellites (six satellites each) to Thales Alenia Space (Italy) and Airbus Defence & Space (Germany) for close to $1,790,000,000 following an open competition.
The European Commission announced on 2021-01-20 that it will award contracts to Airbus Defence and Space and Thales Alenia Space to build an initial set of next-generation Galileo navigation satellites.
The European Commission planned a bulk procurement of Ariane 6 and Vega C vehicles during the 2021–27 budget to fulfill Galileo and Copernicus missions.
The year-long feasibility study awarded by the European Commission has a contract value of 7,100,000 EUR.
The year-long feasibility study contract awarded by the European Commission for the European space-based connectivity system amounts to €7.1 million.
The European Commission announced in January that it would provide 200,000,000 EUR for the European space industry, with half earmarked for European venture funds that invest in space companies.
The Copernicus program is led by the European Commission with the European Space Agency coordinating and managing the space component.
ESA is developing the Sentinel family of missions to support the operational needs of the Copernicus program, which is managed by the European Commission.
Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich is the first of two satellites jointly developed by NASA, NOAA, the European Space Agency, Eumetsat, and the European Commission to provide precise measurements of rising sea levels.