Impulse Space chosen for NRO BALISTA contract to enhance agile space tech

Impulse Space, known for its in-space transportation solutions, has been awarded a BALISTA contract by the National Reconnaissance Office's (NRO) Office of Space Launch (OSL). The contract aims to assess advanced space technology capabilities that align with the NRO's strategic objectives.

By Nuclear Power Daily Editorial Team · Editorial process

Published November 15, 2024

"Being selected for the BALISTA contract is an opportunity for Impulse Space to demonstrate how enhanced in-space maneuverability and mobility can expand mission capabilities," said Impulse Space COO and President Eric Romo. "We're pleased to bring our in-space transportation expertise to this effort, supporting the NRO's mission."

This achievement adds to Impulse Space's history of forming significant government partnerships, including previous STRATFI awards and SBIR Phase III contracts with the United States Space Force.

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