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← Back to the visual mapU.S. Air Force Research Laboratory added $11.7 million to Blue Origin contract for studying rocket-based point-to-point cargo delivery, expanding total to about $13 million.
U.S. Air Force expands Blue Origin rocket cargo contractSpaceX awarded $1.6 billion in task orders for 18 Falcon 9 launches supporting Space Based Sensing and Targeting satellite missions through 2027.
SpaceX gets $1.6 billion US Space Force order for 18 Falcon 9 launchesAxiom Space MoU (June 2025) includes exploration of Skyroot launch services for research payloads, orbital data-center nodes, and commercial missions to Axiom Station and LEO.
D-Orbit provided in-orbit demonstration payloads launched on Skyroot's Vikram-1 mission in July 2026.
Axiom Space signed an MoU with Skyroot in June 2025 to explore integrated orbital and launch systems collaboration for access to LEO and Axiom Station missions.
Exolaunch signed a Strategic Partnership Agreement with Skyroot in October 2025 to provide flight-proven satellite deployment technologies and integration services for dedicated and rideshare missions on Skyroot rockets.
AgniKul Cosmos signed an MoU with ICEYE in July 2026 to jointly develop, launch, and operate synthetic aperture radar (SAR) Earth observation satellites from India, with AgniKul providing launch capabilities and services for the commercial EO missions.
ReOrbit and Ananth Technologies signed a Memorandum of Understanding/strategic agreement (January 2025) for collaboration on GEO communications satellites, including potential manufacturing and related services.
NanoAvionics signed a partnership agreement with Ananth Technologies (2020) to enter the Indian space market, with Ananth providing local manufacturing, integration, and support capabilities for nanosatellite missions.
Ananth Technologies has an agreement with NewSpace India Limited to launch satellites on ISRO's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (ongoing since at least 2020; also supports Ananth's provision of launch services).
Ananth Technologies formed joint venture SaAn Satellite Networks India (2020) to build and launch two NationSat communication satellites (300–700 kg) at its Bangalore facility for the Indian market.
Ananth Technologies performed complete Assembly, Integration and Testing (AIT) for GalaxEye's Drishti satellite (May 2026).