The Space Development Agency seeks industry input on the development and deployment of a new space defense architecture to support defense and communications goals.
Rick Ambrose, executive vice president for space business at Lockheed Martin and a 2019 Wash100 winner, said the company is conducting research-and-development work on a satellite servicing concept to replace or repair computer systems and other electronics on orbit, Breaking Defense reported Monday.
A senior executive atRaytheon announced that the company has secured a contract to build one of the payloads for the Blackjack program of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Breaking Defensereported Friday.
Rick Ambrose, executive vice president for space business at Lockheed Martin, said the company has volunteered its satellites for World Economic Forum’s “space sustainability†rating system, Breaking Defense reported Thursday.
Mike Moran, vice president of space strategies at Peraton, has said the Department of Defense should prioritize industry partnerships to leverage commercial products that could help increase the resilience and diversity of military satellite communications.
The Aerospace Corp. plans to take cloud technology to space to demonstrate how it can help artificial intelligence-based satellites eliminate unnecessary data before transmission to ground operators, National Defense Magazinereported Thursday.
The U.S. Air Force has received updated position, navigation and timing software from Lockheed Martin to help modernize the service's ground control system for GPS III satellites.
The U.S. Air Force is looking for information on potential sources of technologies that can support the service’s defensive cyber operations for space activities.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency requests for information on high cadence analytic and data services. NGA said Wednesday in a FedBizOpps notice it seeks input on technologies designed to plan collections across satellite constellations and perform analytics on large amounts of data to generate high cadence geospatial intelligence.
Amazon Web Services has begun operating its first ground stations in Oregon and Ohio that will enable satellite communications in near-real time to support commercial or government programs, C4ISRNETreported Friday.