From Design to Destination
SEOPS delivers responsive smallsat launch solutions, offering rideshare integration, aerospace hardware deployment systems, and advanced orbital services. It provides the Waymaker dedicated low Earth orbit (LEO) rideshare program alongside mission integration, space engineering, and logistics support from initial design through on-orbit delivery.
Dedicated and rideshare launch solutions for low Earth orbit (LEO) and beyond, featuring structured architectures and flexible options.
A structured, interface-defined launch program that provides confirmed launch capacity and manifest positioning.
Comprehensive coordination and scheduling of smallsat launch placements to guarantee mission alignment.
End-to-end integration and mission support services, streamlining payload preparation from initial design through on-orbit operations.
Precision assembly, testing, and deployment preparation for smallsat missions.
On-going engineering support, safety compliance, and regulatory coordination throughout the spacecraft lifecycle.
Comprehensive engineering and technical support for aerospace missions, ensuring spacecraft interface alignment and deployment compatibility.
Physical and electrical integration of payloads onto smallsat dispensers and orbital transfer vehicles.
Definition and verification of payload mechanical, electrical, and thermal interfaces with launch structures.
Early-stage technical reviews, feasibility assessments, and hazard analyses for mission readiness.
Development and commercialization of mission-ready deployers and separation systems that reduce supply chain complexity.
Reliable deployer hardware for CubeSats and small satellites built for dynamic orbital operations.
Mechanisms ensuring clean and precise release of payloads from launch vehicles and orbital platforms.
Aerospace · Space · Defense · Federal · Government
Europe · Space · 2025 · Client: Axient Systems B.V.
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