The conference is designed to help bridge the gap between military buyers and new or non-traditional #space companies about infrastructure needs for spaceports, launches and on-orbit maneuvering in support of U.S. national defense strategies. Discussions topics will include space access in relation to spaceports, space vehicle adaptation, rapid delivery & rocket cargo, on-orbit servicing and orbital debris.
Learn more and register https://spacemobility.org/
 

NSSL Phase 3 Industry Day

1. SSC/AA will host an Industry Day on 28 February - 1 March at the Los Angeles Air Force Base in El Segundo, CA. The purpose of the event is to share the NSSL Phase 3 procurement acquisition strategy and projected timeline leading up to the final NSSL Phase 3 RFP, currently anticipated for release in 3rd quarter Fiscal Year 2023.  
2. Industry Day will kick off with a general session, 0800-1200 PDT, that is open to all participants.  After the general session, the NSSL Program Office will hold one-on-one sessions with potential Phase 3 LSPs. If necessary, one-on-one sessions may also be conducted on the following day.  The Government considers a potential Phase 3 LSP to be any space access company with an existing and/or planned launch system capable of lifting a NSSL-class payload to orbit.  During the one-on-one sessions, the Program Office seeks to answer any questions the LSPs may have regarding the strategy as it pertains to their company’s CONOPS and launch system plans to help the Government maintain the highest levels of Mission Success, improve affordability, and ensure the Warfighters’ needs are met.
3. Please note registration is required for Industry Day attendance. Participation is limited to 5 people per company and must be in-person.  Interested parties must fill out and submit Attachment 1, NSSL Participant Request Form, no later than 1300 PDT on 21 February 2023.  Instructions for attendees will be provided after registration. For potential Phase 3 LSPs who wish to request a one-on-one session, please annotate in Attachment 1, NSSL Participant Request Form. The Government will work with you to schedule your one-on-one session. If selected for a one-on-one, the Government will provide an agenda that includes discussion topics to all one-on-one participants. The Government will only consider one-on-one discussions with potential Phase 3 LSPs.
4. We value our industry partnerships and looks forward to continued engagement on the draft NSSL Phase 3 RFPs.

The Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) for Space Reverse Industry Day, May 17-18, 2023, will concentrate on educating Government and Industry on how AI/ML can greatly improve USSF effectiveness, across all of its mission areas; communicating where AI/ML will help solve space mission area objectives, supported with USSF investments and future budgets; matching industry partners with government customers to show AI/ML’s art of the possible; and enabling opportunities for collaboration between Government, Industry, Investment Banking and Venture Capital to foster AI/ML solutions for USSF missions.
 
By the end of this two-day event, leadership across government and industry should have a better understanding of how AI/ML will enable a broad range of space operations.
 
 
AI/ML Reverse Industry Day
Where: Microsoft Silicon Valley Campus, 1045 La Avenida St, Mountain View, CA 94043
When: 17-18 May 2023
Who: Industry and Govt Orgs
How: Registration details and link pending. To ensure maximum Industry participation, we will initially limit single company registration to 2 participants. 

SDA- Space Domain Awareness

Tactically Responsive Space Reverse Industry Days

This event features opportunities for industry representatives to explain how their technologies can support the Government’s drive to accelerate the tactical responsiveness of space systems development and launch, hear perspectives on the policies and future capabilities that will drive Government TacRS efforts, and share risks and opportunities from industry’s perspective. There are also a limited number of opportunities for industry to participate in discussions directly with Government space procurement leaders. The Exchange event is being hosted by SSC’s Space Safari team with assistance from the National Security Space Association and will be held at the Aerospace Campus in El Segundo, California from 24-25 August 2022.

A Space Mobility and Logistics (SM&L) Reverse Industry and Collaboration Day for systems developers and operators planning to provide SM&L services. This industry forum features opportunities for industry representatives to explain how their technologies can support the Government’s future business, technical, and operational plans for SM&L capability (i.e. Orbit Transfer, Satellite Repositioning, Refueling, Repair, Resupply, Servicing, Active Debris Removal and Disposal). Event will be held in El Segundo, California.
 

The Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies (AMOS) Conference, September 27-30, 2022, is the premier technical conference in the nation devoted to space situational awareness/space domain awareness. The cross section of private sector, government, and academic participation helps foster important dialogue and international collaboration. The continued growth in attendance and participating countries at AMOS reflects a growing interest in space sustainability and space commerce initiatives as new actors—national governments, private sector companies, non-governmental entities, and universities—become involved in these activities.
One on One Info:
SDA Reverse Industry Day, Part 2
Where: Maui, Hawaii
When: 26-30 Sept 2022, during the AMOS Conference
Who: Industry, Academia, or Other Govt Orgs
How: To schedule Maui 1V1s with SSC Leadership on the topic of Space Domain Awareness follow the attached procedures and submit a white paper NLT 31 Aug 22 to SSCFrontDoor@spaceforce.mil.
Guidance for One-on-One Requests from Industry
Link: https://amostech.com/
 

By Invitation Only
 

SpEC GMM 
The 2022 Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC) General Member Meeting provides participants with direct access to Space Systems Command leadership ready to share level-one knowledge of what is needed now and next, and why. Join us for two days of learning and networking with fellow SpEC members and SSC leaders at the 2022 program. All sessions will be held at the Los Angeles Marriott with a small number of keynote sessions available virtually for those unable to travel. The 2022 SpEC GMM is free to attend, however, we expect the program to be at capacity, so register today.
 
What: 2022 SpEC General Member Meeting
Where: Los Angeles,LAX Marriott
When: October 17-18 2022
Who: The SpEC GMM is open to all current SpEC members as well as invited Government personnel.
How to participate: https://nstxl.org/member-section-spec/spec-events/
Additional info: Visit space-enterprise.org to learn more about how SpEC is closing the gap between military buyers and commercial space small businesses.
 

Space Industry Days.
AFCEA LA, AFA Schriever Chapter #147, NDIA Greater LA Chapter and SCAPR are pleased to announce that registration is open for Space Industry Days, 19-20 October at the LAX Marriott.  The event is both in-person and virtual. Registration is Free for Military and DoD Government Employees without lunch (if attending in-person); with lunch included for a nominal fee. 
 
Space Industry Days In Person and Online Event
Where: Los Angeles, LAX Marriott
When: 19-20 OCT 2022
Who: Open to All
Sponsors: AFCEA LA, AFA Schriever Chapter #147, NDIA Greater LA Chapter and SCAPR
REGISTER: https://afcea-la.org/events/space-industry-days-2022/
UOD:     OCPs/Business Casual for attendees Service Dress (or civ equivalent) for Presenters

 

SPACE TEST EXPERIMENTS PLATFORM INDUSTRY DAY
The purpose of this industry day is to solicit feedback regarding an initiative by the Space Test Program (STP) to acquire spacecraft for science and technology experiments. STEP 2.0 is anticipated to be an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Multiple Award Contract (MAC) with the utilization of cascading set-asides to support the spacecraft needs of the STP office. STEP 2.0 will be a supply requirement which will include the construction of a spacecraft, payload integration, launch vehicle integration, ground segment and at least 365 days of on-orbit operations support.

Space Test Experiments Platform Industry Day
25 Oct 2022 from 0800-1100 MDT
All of industry which directly supports the build and subcomponents of Spacecraft production are encouraged to attend.
https://sam.gov/opp/fc3668236fd84e409de80af6be0ba231/view

 

Space Systems Command is focused on ensuring cyber and cybersecurity readiness and developing the innovating mindsets required to drive this mission. 

Nov, 9-10, 2022 at SSC headquarters at Los Angeles Air Force Base. The event will be held at the Gordon Conference Center and the vendor expo will be in the Schriever courtyard. 

This year's theme is The Threat is Real. Subject matter experts from SSC, government, industry partners, academia, and non-profit organizations will share knowledge and awareness to enhance SSC's cyber mission and focus areas. 

Select virtual options will be available. However, in-person attendance is encouraged (virtual attendance instructions will be provided on the confirmation email after pre-registering). 

SSC's Cyber Expo is open to military, government, contractors, academia, and commercial industry professionals interested in learning how Space Systems Command is using cyber resilience today and tomorrow to protect our current and future space systems and acquisitions. Attendees will have the opportunity to gain a better understanding of cyber capability requirements while building relationships to better connect with the chance to be involved in the SSC mission. ​

Nov 9-10, 2022 0800-1500 PDT
Unclassified Event 
POC: SSC.CIO.FrontOffice@spaceforce.mil

Click Here to register.
event.vconferenceonline.com 
(vpn must be off)

 

Space Systems Command (SSC) has partnered with The Space Force Association to host the Commercial Augmentation Space Reserves (CASR) Forum. It is scheduled for February 9-10, 2023, in Arlington, VA, and is designed to understand the opportunities, challenges, and barriers to a CASR concept. At the end of this forum, leadership will have a better understanding if Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF) is applicable to space and, if so, how a CASR office should be proposed, established, funded, and sustained.
 
Agenda includes discussions of the current CRAF program and its application to space; policy and contracting barriers to CASR; funding requirements; risk and indemnification; and how CASR can be applied to a variety of mission areas.
 
Please note: Feb 9^th is government-only; Feb 10^th is open to both government and industry. No more than 2 people per company due to venue size limitations.
 
CASR Forum
Where: Van Metre Hall at George Mason University, 3351 Fairfax Dr., Arlington, VA 22201
When: 9-10 February 2023, 0800-1700 (ET)
Who: 9 February – Government attendance only / 10 February – Government and Industry attendance
Dress: Military - UOD / Civilian - Business Casual
How: Invites sent directly to government offices; industry open call but no more than 2 people per company. Cost includes breakfast and lunch. No refunds.
Register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/commercial-augmentation-space-reserves-forum-tickets-518177531947