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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.

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news img t10 March 4, 2024

SpaceX Transporter-10

SpaceX launched a big batch of satellites for a variety of private customers today…

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gsa award 2209 September 7, 2022

SEOPS Awarded the GSA Professional Services Schedule

SEOPS, a company specializing in launch and deployment systems that include spacecraft Mission Integration and Operations (MI&O), has been awarded the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Professional Services Schedule.

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VADR graphic January 27, 2022

SEOPS Included in NASA Selection for Smallsat Launch Services

NASA awarded contracts Jan. 26 to a dozen companies, ranging from industry stalwarts to startups yet to launch their first rocket, to provide low-cost launches of agency smallsats.

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pg tide phase II September 20, 2020

SEOPS and P&G Tide Complete Mission Phase

SEOPS is proud to announce the completion of Phase II of Mission P&G Tide. This was made possible by our commercial Agreement with Procter and Gamble, as well as our User Agreement with ISS National Lab that provides access to the ISS Manifest, Crew Time and other valuable resources.

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news img seops joins spacex July 20, 2020

SEOPS Joins SpaceX’s SmallSat Rideshare Program

SEOPS, LLC has signed an agreement with SpaceX to launch aboard the company’s Falcon 9 launch vehicle as part of the SpaceX SmallSat Rideshare Program.

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news img upward December 12, 2019

Showcasing SEOPS SlingShot System

As a commercial facility on commercial resupply launch vehicles servicing the ISS, SlingShot offers a flexible, affordable rideshare for smallsats and provides the longer in-orbit time needed to prove out technology critical to the successful commercialization of LEO.

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