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18 linked projects21 supply / hosting records18 project-linked + 3 other3 contract / order records

Contract / order records are included in the total above. One record may cover several contracts or orders. Counts do not represent unique contracts or customers.

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Project-linked supply & hosting

“Role confirmed” identifies a supplier or host without a separately disclosed contract. Dates refer to disclosures or supporting evidence, not necessarily signing dates. Details includes the role, buyer, qualifications and project milestones.

Project-linked supply and hosting. Each row is a catalog record. Expand Details for scope, qualifications, role and linked project milestones.
Project / organizationWork / contributionAgreement evidenceDisclosed valueDisclosure date
NarSha / GYEONGGISat-2 methane-monitoring programNara Space Technology Inc.

Falcon9 launch of GYEONGGISat-2A, identified by Nara Space as the first methane-monitoring mission in the related program.

Details

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Nara Space Technology Inc.

Operator reports two-way contact. Legal purchasing party and launch-service contract terms are not disclosed.

Evidence checked 31 Oct 2026.

Project: NarSha / GYEONGGISat-2 methane-monitoring program

Project stage: First mission launched, commissioning reported

Next project milestone: Publish full instrument and onboard-processing validation results. Additional Scanway instruments are due in Q3 2027 for a planned early-2028 mission.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

PartnershipNot disclosedSource ↗
Merlin constellationSatellogic

Transporter-18 launch service for Merlin.01 into sun-synchronous low-Earth orbit.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Satellogic

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

The operator identifies the launch provider and completed launch. Contract value, booking date and allocation within the rideshare are undisclosed.

Evidence checked 29 Oct 2026.

Project: Merlin constellation

Project stage: First satellite in early operations

Next project milestone: Complete Merlin.01 payload testing and commissioning; Satellogic targets full service in the second half of 2027.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
TakeMe2Space MOI programTakeMe2Space

Falcon 9 Transporter-18 launched ION carriers whose manifest lists MOI-1A via Impulso Space.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: TakeMe2Space

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Carrier launch and subsequent October 14 deployment are supported. No direct TM2S–SpaceX contract, spacecraft contact or computing result is established.

Evidence checked 27 Oct 2026.

Project: TakeMe2Space MOI program

Project stage: MOI-1A reported lost. MOI-1B planned.

Next project milestone: Operator targets MOI-1B for November 2026. Launch and results remain unconfirmed. The exact date and cause of the MOI-1A loss remain undisclosed.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
Project SuncatcherGoogle

Launch service for the first Project Suncatcher prototype satellite on the Transporter-18 rideshare mission.

Launch

Details

Launch

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Google

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Google confirms the mission and launch provider but does not disclose a contract, price or exact launch date.

Evidence checked 25 Sept 2026.

Project: Project Suncatcher

Project stage: Operator-reported onboard AI inference

Next project milestone: Continue in-orbit TPU thermal-stress and radiation tests, followed by the separate twin-satellite interconnect experiment planned for 2027.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
ROQuET quantum photonic processorUniversity of Vienna

SpaceX Falcon 9 launched the ION SCV Passionate Paula host and its ROQuET payload on Transporter-14 on June 23, 2025.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: University of Vienna

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

This records an explicitly identified, implemented role in the flown research payload; it is not evidence of a separately announced paid contract. The direct legal buyer, contract execution/selection date, price and procurement terms are not disclosed. September 21, 2026 is the paper submission date, not the procurement date.

Evidence checked 27 Sept 2026.

Project: ROQuET quantum photonic processor

Project stage: In-orbit operation demonstrated

Next project milestone: No next mission milestone disclosed in the September 2026 paper.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
Sidus LizzieSat computing programSidus Space

SpaceX Bandwagon-6 named for the joint LizzieSat-4 and LizzieSat-5 launch, targeted no earlier than April 2027; supersedes the Transporter-18 plan for LizzieSat-5.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Sidus Space

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Named future launch-provider role, subject to qualification, integration and rideshare readiness. The source does not establish the direct legal buyer, price or completed launch. The original June role announcement predates the September 28 schedule revision.

Evidence checked 30 Sept 2026.

Project: Sidus LizzieSat computing program

Project stage: Expanded qualification; joint launch planned

Next project milestone: LizzieSat-4 and LizzieSat-5 are targeted to launch together on SpaceX Bandwagon-6 no earlier than April 2027, subject to qualification, integration and rideshare readiness.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
PathfinderOrbital

Operator-announced SpaceX Falcon 9 rideshare route for the planned 2027 Pathfinder hosted GPU demonstration.

Details

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Orbital

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

The official release and current operator roadmap name the launch vehicle and 2027 target. This records an intended provider, not a signed launch contract, booked mission, exact launch date, delivered service or the identity of the payload host. No procurement buyer or price is disclosed.

Evidence checked 30 Oct 2026.

Project: Pathfinder

Project stage: Planned

Next project milestone: Targeted Falcon 9 rideshare launch in 2027

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
StarcloudStarcloud

Order for 50 Starlink Mini Laser optical terminals for integration across more than 25 Starcloud satellites.

Optical links

Details

Optical links

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Starcloud

This record reports a contract or order. A record may cover more than one instrument and does not establish completed delivery.

Historical operator-post record of an order for optical terminals. The September 30 audit could not reread the original post because access returned HTTP403; the exact quantity and fleet scope remain subject to primary-source revalidation. Contract value, delivery cadence and first equipped spacecraft are undisclosed. The one-year orbital timing was an expectation, not delivery evidence.

Evidence checked 25 Sept 2026.

Project: Starcloud

Project stage: Demonstration program

Next project milestone: Starcloud-2 commercial follow-on: late-2026/October launch targets in partner and executive announcements, with limited customer access and full operation targeted by 2027.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Contract / order disclosedNot disclosedSource ↗
EDGX STERNA orbital-computing demonstrationsEDGX

Transporter-16 launch carrying the March 2026 STERNA demonstration payloads.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: EDGX

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Launch role is established. Direct contracting party and price are not disclosed. The ESA source establishes launch participation but does not disclose an EDGX launch contract or order. This record is excluded from contract-record totals.

Evidence checked 27 Oct 2026.

Project: EDGX STERNA orbital-computing demonstrations

Project stage: First payload operational data reported

Next project milestone: Verify published orbital test results and progress of the booked 2027 missions.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
Aethero PhobosAethero

Falcon 9 Transporter-16 launch service used for Phobos on March 30, 2026.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Aethero

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Delivered launch-provider role; the direct purchasing entity, booking intermediary, award date and price are not established. Announcement date follows the launch release.

Evidence checked 26 Sept 2026.

Project: Aethero Phobos

Project stage: Operator-reported operational

Next project milestone: Published commissioning, application results and current mission status; no dated next event disclosed.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
Kepler Tranche 1Kepler Communications

Falcon 9 launch service used for the ten Tranche 1 satellites.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Kepler Communications

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Delivered launch-provider role; the legal buyer, booking intermediary, award date and price are not established. Announcement date is the launch announcement.

Evidence checked 26 Sept 2026.

Project: Kepler Tranche 1

Project stage: Commercial services operating

Next project milestone: Further customer deployment and service-performance disclosure; no exact next event date announced.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
HyperionKSAT (Kongsberg Satellite Services)

Launch for the first Hyper satellites, identified by KSAT as the Hyperion demonstration mission.

Launch

Details

Launch

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: KSAT (Kongsberg Satellite Services)

This record reports a contract or order. A record may cover more than one instrument and does not establish completed delivery.

KSAT confirms the signed launch contract and a late-2027 target; contract value and exact launch date are not disclosed. Hyperion association is explicitly corroborated in KSAT’s June 2026 account.

Evidence checked 28 Sept 2026.

Project: Hyperion

Project stage: In development — first computing unit delivered

Next project milestone: Integrate and launch the initial Hyperion satellites, targeted for late 2027; orbital testing remains planned.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Contract / order disclosedNot disclosedSource ↗
Aethero DeimosAethero

Transporter-11 launch service used for Deimos on August 16, 2024.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Aethero

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Delivered launch-provider role; direct purchasing entity, intermediary, award date and price are not established. The date is the launch announcement.

Evidence checked 26 Sept 2026.

Project: Aethero Deimos

Project stage: Historical launch; current status unconfirmed

Next project milestone: Confirmation of commissioning results, mission completion or current status; no dated next event disclosed.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
Spiral Blue Your Code In SpaceSpiral Blue

Transporter-10 carried two Spiral Blue-owned computers intended to expand YCIS on March 4, 2024.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Spiral Blue

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Delivered launch-provider role; two additional customer units on the same mission are outside this YCIS allocation. The direct buyer, booking instrument and price are not stated.

Evidence checked 26 Sept 2026.

Project: Spiral Blue Your Code In Space

Project stage: Historical service demonstrated

Next project milestone: Current service availability, active host inventory and further customer results; no confirmed next deployment date.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
Privateer PonoPrivateer

Falcon 9 launched the ION carrier with Pono onboard.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Privateer

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Launch role only. No direct Privateer–SpaceX purchasing contract inferred.

Evidence checked 8 Oct 2026.

Project: Privateer Pono

Project stage: Historical launched prototype

Next project milestone: Further dated mission and technical results. No confirmed next event date disclosed.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
D-Orbit Nebula / ION Space CloudD-Orbit

Falcon 9 launch of ION SCV 003, the Wild Ride host carrying Nebula computing.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: D-Orbit

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Confirmed launch-provider role for the multipurpose host. The buyer and launch price are not inferred; unrelated hosted payloads are outside this compute record.

Evidence checked 26 Sept 2026.

Project: D-Orbit Nebula / ION Space Cloud

Project stage: Flight demonstration completed; services offered

Next project milestone: Updated active-node inventory, current capacity and further application results; no dated expansion commitment disclosed.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
Planetek AI-eXpressPlanetek Italia

SpaceX Falcon 9 Transporter-15 provided the disclosed November 28, 2025 launch role for the AIX-1+ node on its ION host.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Planetek Italia

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

This is an explicitly identified program, hardware or research role. No legal procurement buyer, contract signature date, paid order, value or guaranteed service level is disclosed. January 14, June 23 and November 28, 2025 are launch dates from the operator releases. This combines the observed launch role; it does not invent three independently signed customer contracts.

Evidence checked 27 Sept 2026.

Project: Planetek AI-eXpress

Project stage: In-orbit operation demonstrated

Next project milestone: No dated next mission milestone disclosed; continued application trials and platform development.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
Planetek Hellas OPTISATPlanetek Hellas

Falcon 9 Transporter-16 launch of OPTISAT on March 30, 2026.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: Planetek Hellas

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Launch event is dated. Publication day, direct procurement buyer and price are not established.

Evidence checked 8 Oct 2026.

Project: Planetek Hellas OPTISAT

Project stage: Launched experimental mission

Next project milestone: Await OPTISAT commissioning and measured SCOT20/onboard-processing results from Planetek Hellas, ESA or TESAT. No dated next milestone disclosed.

This is a project target, not a supplier delivery commitment.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗

Other supply & hosting records

These records are not linked to a tracked project profile. They may still describe a named mission, payload or company-wide arrangement. Organizations identify the disclosed buyer or associated program.

Other supply and hosting records. Each row is a catalog record. Expand Details for scope, qualifications, role and linked project milestones.
OrganizationWork / contributionAgreement evidenceDisclosed valueDisclosure date
D-Orbit

SpaceX Transporter-14 launched D-Orbit’s Space Bound and Skytrail ION carrier missions on June 23, 2025.

Launch

Details

Launch

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: Not disclosed.

Associated organization: D-Orbit

The source identifies this role. A separate contract or order is not established by this record.

Issuer-reported manifested payload and carrier launch, not a separately disclosed procurement contract. Legal buyer, price and signature date are unknown. June 24 is the announcement date and June 23 the launch date. The article does not establish successful payload commissioning or experimental results.

Evidence checked 13 Oct 2026.

Role confirmedNot disclosedSource ↗
D-Orbit

Sixteen launch ports across multiple upcoming SpaceX Transporter rideshare missions for D-Orbit's orbital delivery, operations and hosted demonstration services.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: D-Orbit

This record reports a contract or order. A record may cover more than one instrument and does not establish completed delivery.

The agreement secures capacity across multiple missions. Individual ports are not assigned to specific compute payloads, and the announcement does not establish that all contracted launches have occurred.

Evidence checked 13 Oct 2026.

Contract / order disclosedNot disclosedSource ↗
D-Orbit

Eleven Falcon 9 rideshare launch ports for D-Orbit ION missions in 2023, purchased through Italian launch broker Impulso Space.

Launch capacity

Details

Launch capacity

Role: Supplier. Provides the hardware or services described in this record.

Disclosed buyer: D-Orbit

These are launch ports, not eleven computing nodes. Procurement was through Impulso Space; no direct SpaceX price or executed computing service is disclosed. The 2025 sixteen-port contract is separate.

Evidence checked 14 Oct 2026.

Capacity reservedNot disclosedSource ↗