Whether you need a routine rideshare launch or a custom mission to deep space, SEOPS is shaping what it means to have an all-access pass to space. Read on to discover how we’re pioneering a new frontier in getting your spacecraft on orbit.
Dedicated Isar Aerospace Spectrum mission supports SEOPS’s role as primary launch integrator for the Scalea Space Mission-as-a-Service offering BREMEN, Germany – Nov. 18, 2025 – SEOPS today announced during SpaceTech Expo it has purchased a dedicated launch on Isar Aerospace’s ‘Spectrum’ rocket. Targeted for launch in 2028, this marks SEOPS’ first collaboration with Isar Aerospace, …
Dedicated Isar Aerospace Spectrum mission supports SEOPS’s role as primary launch integrator for the Scalea Space Mission-as-a-Service offering BREMEN, Germany – Nov. 18, 2025 – SEOPS today announced during SpaceTech Expo it has purchased a dedicated launch on Isar Aerospace’s ‘Spectrum’ rocket. Targeted for launch in 2028, this marks SEOPS’ first collaboration with Isar Aerospace, …
Variety of research payloads span commercial, university, and government organizations worldwide GIDDINGS, TX – November 3, 2025 – SEOPS, a leading provider of responsive launch and space mission services, has successfully prepared 10 customer spacecraft for flight on the upcoming Transporter-15 rideshare mission with SpaceX. The Transporter-15 mission is targeted to lift off on a …
In an industry-first move, a partnership with Digantara delivers complementary accelerated post-launch spacecraft identification and persistent monitoring amid rising orbital traffic.
The 110 kg payload serves as DOD demonstration of rapid payload reconfigurability architecture, multi-agency collaboration, and critical top-of-atmosphere energy measurement.
Whether you’re watching a car scream down the backstretch at 230 mph or watching a satellite separate from a rocket in orbit, the mission is the same: precision, speed, and zero room for error. As SEOPS heads back to the track this weekend as we are a sponsor of the AJ Foyt Racing No. 14 …
At SEOPS, we’re constantly looking for ways to make space missions simpler, safer, and more achievable for our customers. That means teaming up with the best in the business—whether that’s propulsion or test experts, mission designers, or trusted partners across the global space ecosystem. That’s why we’re excited to launch a new Partner Spotlight series …
At SEOPS, we are used to high-speed deployments and precision engineering in the aerospace industry, but this March, we’re bringing that same passion for performance to the asphalt.
A year of growth, innovation, and bold steps forward in launch and deployment services As we wrap up 2025, the SEOPS team is taking a moment to reflect on a year defined by momentum. From multiple successful rideshare missions to major advances in launch access and deployer technology, we continued to push boundaries alongside our …
Big news from SEOPS 🚀 We’ve officially signed a launch services contract with N3O, alongside our alliance partner RIDE!, to launch the first two satellites of Portugal’s Atlantic Constellation—and we couldn’t be more excited. – A major milestone for Portugal’s space ambitions These aren’t just any satellites. The first-generation spacecraft are very high-resolution optical Earth …
Every launch carries more than just satellites—it carries the hopes, hard work, and dreams of the people who built them. For the upcoming Transporter-15 rideshare mission, SEOPS was honored to help a wide range of organizations—students, researchers, startups, and international partners—bring their missions to life. Here are some of their stories: Alba Orbital & Partners …
FOSSA’s cubesat architecture allows the company to iterate and deploy at a pace unmatched by larger satellite operators. But as global demand for rideshare missions grows—and with Transporter and Bandwagon missions often filling fast—flexible, resilient launch access is becoming harder to secure.
In March 2025, the Australian Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG) successfully launched Buccaneer Main, a fully operational, Australian-made nanosatellite, aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-13 rideshare mission. The launch marked a historic milestone: Australian Defence’s key research and development body, DSTG, returning to sovereign satellite missions for the first time since 1967 through the Buccaneer Program. The …
