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SPIE Astro: NASA awards lift-off services contract for Roman Space Telescope to SpaceX... - Vimarsana News

SPIE Astro: NASA awards lift-off services contract for Roman Space Telescope to SpaceX...

...and U.S. Space Development Agency funding 28 satellites for hostile missile tracking.

Source: optics.org
Space Development Agency Awards L3Harris and Northrop Grumman $1.3B for Tracking Layer Satellites - Vimarsana News

Space Development Agency Awards L3Harris and Northrop Grumman $1.3B for Tracking Layer Satellites

The Space Development Agency (SDA) said on July 18 that it has awarded L3Harris and Northrop Grumman fixed price Other Transaction Authority contracts

L3Harris, Northrop score $1.3B in SDA hypersonic missile tracking contracts - Vimarsana News

L3Harris, Northrop score $1.3B in SDA hypersonic missile tracking contracts

The awards are a first step in the Space Force's plan, which will move the Defense Department away from today's reliance on a a handful of large expensive satellites in Geosynchronous Earth Orbit (GEO) and highly elliptical polar orbits, SDA Director Derek Tournear said.

Experimental missile warning satellite will test tech for Space Force use in multiple orbits - Vimarsana News

Experimental missile warning satellite will test tech for Space Force use in multiple orbits

The WFOV satellite, being built by Boeing's Millennium Space Systems, is expected to launch this evening on a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas 5 rocket, under the National Security Space Launch program.

With billions at stake, lobbying heats up for future rights to Space Force launches - Vimarsana News

With billions at stake, lobbying heats up for future rights to Space Force launches

"Key for us is allowing on-ramps, allowing for some smaller launches to have a chance," a senior Space Force official told Breaking Defense, in order to avoid billion-dollar "Titan-era prices."