U.S.-owned commercial-space company providing launch-capacity procurement, spacecraft integration, payload deployment systems, mission design, and related orbital-delivery services for missions to LEO, GTO, cislunar destinations, and beyond.
U.S.-owned commercial-space company providing launch-capacity procurement, spacecraft integration, payload deployment systems, mission design, and related orbital-delivery services for missions to LEO, GTO, cislunar destinations, and beyond.
Suppliers, customers & partners
Suppliers & service providers to SEOPS
Isar Aerospace— launch services2 connectionsTell me more
Isar Aerospace provides dedicated Spectrum launch vehicle capacity to SEOPS for a 2028 LEO mission under a 2025 launch service agreement, marking the first European launch under SEOPS’ LaunchLock Prime program.
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Isar Aerospace signed a launch service agreement to provide a dedicated Spectrum mission for SEOPS, a US-based integration and mission services provider (Isar will launch a SEOPS-dedicated mission).
SpaceX provides Falcon 9 launch capacity to SEOPS for multiple missions including Falcon 9 rideshare flights and dedicated missions (Waymaker dedicated LEO mission and a Darkstar/Waymaker direct-to‑GTO rideshare mission), with contracts and capacity procurement for launches targeted in 2028–2029.
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SpaceX provides Falcon 9 rideshare and dedicated launch capacity to SEOPS for multiple Transporter missions and a dedicated direct-to-GTO rideshare mission (Darkstar/Waymaker programs) scheduled for 2028, with ongoing contracts including capacity procurement and integration support.
SEOPS provides launch integration, deployment hardware, and mission management services to FOSSA Systems for multiple IoT/communications satellites, including FOSSA-026 on the SpaceX Transporter-17 mission.
SEOPS provides payload integration and launch services to C3S for spacecraft including the WISDOM 6U CubeSat on the SpaceX Transporter-15 mission, supporting collision avoidance and deorbiting demonstrations.
SEOPS supplies rideshare capacity on its Waymaker-1 dedicated Falcon 9 LEO mission (2028) to RIDE! Space for allocation to European commercial and other customers.
SEOPS signed a launch services contract with N3O in December 2025 (alongside alliance partner RIDE!) to launch the first two VHR satellites of the Atlantic Constellation.
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SEOPS program partners
Digantara— customer / mission user · strategic partner · 1 more roles3 connectionsTell me more
Digantara supplies SEOPS with early spacecraft detection, LEOP monitoring, and Safety-of-Flight services; SEOPS commissions these Digantara services to provide operators immediate visibility and custody from day zero for launches.
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Digantara supplies spacecraft detection, identification, and collision avoidance services to SEOPS customers as part of a 2025 partnership bundled into launch contracts; SEOPS also serves as integrator for Digantara’s planned SSA constellation.
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SEOPS is integrating Digantara’s early detection/LEOP and Safety-of-Flight services into its launch contracts and mission operations offering, enabling SEOPS customers with near‑launch spacecraft detection and monitoring capability.
Maverick Space Systems partners with SEOPS (alongside ISISPACE) on dedicated 2028 GTO rideshare missions (Darkstar program), providing integration and deployment expertise for commercial, U.S. government, and international payloads.
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Maverick is a named partner supplying launch integration, mission management, and rideshare aggregation services to SEOPS in their joint GTO rideshare mission initiative (Maverick provides the integration/manifest expertise for the offering).
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SEOPS (a rideshare operator) is a strategic partner with Maverick in a multi‑company partnership to provide GTO rideshare missions; the press release describes SEOPS, Maverick, and ISISPACE joining forces for a GTO mission offering.
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Axient Systems B.V.— strategic partner / supplier (launch & mission access) · strategic partner2 connectionsTell me more
SEOPS is a strategic partner providing European launch services, mission integration access, and launch campaign execution to Axient; the partnership expands SEOPS’ European launch services footprint and leverages Axient for mission design and EU market access.
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Axient Systems B.V. provides mission design and execution capabilities to SEOPS under a 2024 strategic partnership, enabling EU market access including a planned 2027 ISR satellite launch for Dutch military customers.
SEOPS procured dedicated Falcon 9 capacity for its Waymaker rideshare program to supply predictable dedicated launch options for smallsat and time‑sensitive satellite operator customers—enabling operator access to Falcon 9 launches.
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Intuitive Machines— launch services / rideshare supplier · strategic partner2 connectionsTell me more
Intuitive Machines will sell payload space on its future lunar missions to SEOPS, enabling SEOPS to offer lunar and cislunar rideshare services (SEOPS will buy space on Intuitive Machines' missions after IM-3 and resell capacity to customers).
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Intuitive Machines partners with SEOPS under a 2024 agreement to provide lunar rideshare delivery services, expanding SEOPS offerings beyond LEO to cislunar destinations.
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Government awards & missions
NASA— launch-services-task-order-customerTell me more
NASA awarded SEOPS a VADR task order to provide launch and integration services for the R5-S9 small-satellite mission. · R5-S9 mission under NASA's Venture-Class Acquisition of Dedicated and Rideshare launch-services contract.
SEOPS states NASA selected it for launch and integration under a VADR task order.
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