Boeing Names Troy Lahr CFO of Autonomous Systems Unit, Board Member at ULA

The U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command has released a solicitation to seek additional launch providers as part of the second on-ramping process to the fourth iteration of the Orbital Services Program. OSP-4 is a potential $986 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract with an ordering period that will run through October 2028 and is being implemented as

United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket carrying two prototype satellites from Amazon’s satellite broadband initiative in low-Earth orbit, Project Kuiper, took off on Friday from a launch complex at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida as part of the Protoflight mission. Gary Wentz, vice president of government and commercial programs at ULA, said in

The U.S. Space Force has issued two solicitations for the third phase of the National Security Space Launch program. The service has adopted a dual-lane approach to acquisition under NSSL Phase 3 to ensure assured access to space and meet warfighter needs, according to solicitation notices published Wednesday. Under the first lane, the service plans