Lockheed Martin Space
Orion, GPS III, planetary spacecraft. Based in Littleton, CO, US.
- Where
- Littleton, CO, US
- Staff
- 16,000
No chief executive on record here, and no disclosed holdings on file, which above 5% would come from SEC filings. We show a name only where we can point at the page it came from.
Where they are 1
Headquarters in Littleton. Every company on one map
Orion, GPS III, planetary spacecraft.
On the record 4 claims
- Achieved Lockheed Martin said Sept. 22 that it will complete delivery this month of the 21 spacecraft… October 2025
- Missed This means the new satellite and its mission payload has the green light for further system… During 2025
- Achieved Scheduled to launch in early 2026, Artemis II and the Orion spacecraft will host NASA… Early 2026
- At risk T2TL Beta will consist of 72 satellites and will be deployed into orbit over a series of… During 2026
Of these, 1 missed, 2 achieved, 1 at risk. Each claim's full quote, source and evidence is on Claims & outcomes.
In the news 2
- Lockheed Martin secures $950M Australian air battle management contract
- On September 6, 2003, the NASA-managed NOAA N-Prime weather satellite slipped from a turnover cart at Lockheed Martin’s Sunnyvale plant and fell about three feet to the floor after another project had removed the 24 bolts securing the cart’s adapter plate; the removal was never marked or communicated, and the handling team relied on old paperwork instead of physically checking the fixture.