The Space for Monitoring Hazardous Materials opportunity focuses on supporting innovative space-enabled applications for hazardous materials management. This includes identifying contaminated sites, monitoring toxic material degradation and providing predictive insights for proactive remediation efforts. The initiative aims to address regulatory mandates and health concerns by leveraging advanced monitoring technologies.
A particular emphasis is placed on compliance with international and national regulations.
EUSPA/NP/14/24 - Navigation Integrity & GNSS User Authentication Receiver Development (NAVIGUARD)
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EUSPA
The objective of this procurement procedure is to conclude two Direct Contracts aimed at developing high maturity civil aviation receivers to demonstrate the feasibility of a next-generation DFMC SBAS and H-ARAIM receiver, implementing Navigation Message Authentication (NMA) functionalities, including OSNMA, to increase user segment resilience to Radio Frequency Interference.
The CASSINI Business Accelerator is a six-month acceleration programme offering top-level business and investment coaching, training, events and more that brings together 20 of the top space startups in Europe. The accelerator is tailored to meet the needs of space companies in their growth stage that already have a product on the market and have achieved sales or pre-commercial success, and that want to sustain their commercial growth by developing new market opportunities.
EUSPA/OP/33/24 - IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support- IT OPS System administration support
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EUSPA
The aim of the contract to be signed as a result of this procurement is the provision of IT operational system administration support dedicated to both preventive and corrective maintenance of systems operated in GSMC and SST Frontdesk.
DIANA's Challenges for 2026: Resilient Space Operations
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NATO DIANA
NATO DIANA seeks novel terrestrial and orbital sensors, connected to modern secure communications systems, data storage and processing centres, and advanced analytics, to inform risk analysis and strategic and tactical planning for civil and military space activities. The Alliance also seeks technologies to support freedom of manoeuvre in space, including novel propulsion systems and autonomous on-orbit servicing, assembly and maintenance technologies.
DIANA's Challenges for 2026: Advanced Communication Technologies
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NATO DIANA
NATO DIANA's Alliance seeks dual-use solutions enhancing the resilience and effectiveness of next generation communications technologies for the robust and rapid exchange of data across decentralised computing, sensing and communications networks.
NATO DIANA's Challenges for 2026 have launched, calling all innovators who are on a mission to develop ground-breaking dual-use technology within this year’s 10 challenge areas.