Space Force Orders Two More Impulse Space Vehicles for Maneuvering Demonstrations

Space Force orders two more Impulse Space vehicles for maneuvering demonstrations

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Impulse Space Selected by Space Systems Command to Support Additional VICTUS SALO Missions

Contract supports two additional SALO missions for Impulse’s Mira spacecraft to provide  tactically-responsive in-space maneuvering

Azimuth immerses cadets in Space Force missions

Approximately 300 cadets participated in the Space Force’s Azimuth program throughout the summer, gaining exposure to its missions, organizations and Guardian culture. Azimuth serves cadets already selected to commission into the Space Force and those considering Space Force career opportunities. It also introduces future officers from other services and Canada to the role of space capabilities in joint and coalition operations.

Impulse Space Secures $28 Million Space Force Contract Extension for VICTUS SALO Missions – SatNews

On August 12, 2026, in-space transportation provider Impulse Space was awarded a $28 million Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase III contract extension by the U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems […]

Impulse Space Gets Space Force Award For More Tactically Responsive Space Missions

Impulse Space has received a $28 million contract from the Space Force for two more in-space maneuvering missions, VICTUS SALO 2 and 3, that build on an award the company […]

Firefly’s SciTec secures $93.7 million deal to modernize U.S. Space Force ground radar infrastructure with common digital architecture

The $93,704,410 award was issued by Space Systems Command in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The modernization effort is intended to create a standardized technical foundation for upgrading ground-based radar systems. “SciTec is honored to support the Space Force,” said David Simenc, SciTec President. “This effort strengthens national defense, modernizing vital radar infrastructure and ensuring the United States maintains an operational advantage in…