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Space

Your mission is critical

Building success from the ground up

Whatever your requirements, we have the know-how to build the instrument and spacecraft, integrate it all, and provide on-orbit services. Those include launch vehicle contracting and commissioning activities; mission control facilities and support; and remote ground stations. And let’s not forget the data. Turning terabytes of data into useful information and then into knowledge is how we help you get the most out of your instrument.

Whether you’re protecting military space assets, planning a revolutionary science mission or one that’s not quite as demanding, we’re the “can do, let’s do, will do” partner.