Aero-Mgse LLC

Ball Corporation is a provider of metal and plastic packaging, primarily for beverages and foods, aerospace and other technologies and services to commercial and governmental customers. Founded in 1880, the company employs more than 13,200 people in 75 locations worldwide. During its 125 years of existence, Ball has grown from a small producer of wooden-jacketed tin cans to an international manufacturing company with a cutting edge aerospace business. Ball is recognized throughout the world for its metal and PET plastic food and beverage containers, and for its leading aerospace technology products and services. Based in Boulder, Colo., Ball Aerospace develops technologies for defense, civil and commercial purposes that include full satellite systems and space missions; instruments and sensors; antennas and components; and a variety of space-qualified subsystems. R. David Hoover has been the chief executive officer of Ball for more than five years. He has been with the materials company for over 36 years. Hoover earned a BA degree from DePauw University, and a MBA from Indiana University. Ball Corporation is based in Broomfield, Colo.

Newspace Systems LLC is a global provider of advanced space technology solutions, specializing in products such as sun sensors, reaction wheels, magnetorquer rods, magnetometers, GPS receivers, antennas, and RF transmitters. With offices located in the United States, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and New Zealand, the company is committed to delivering high-quality systems for various aerospace applications. In addition to their standard product offerings, Newspace Systems also engages in special projects, including the development of parafoil systems. Their dedication to innovation and quality positions them as a key player in the space technology sector. Generated from the website

ThinkOrbital Inc., located in Lafayette, CO, focuses on advancing technologies for in-space servicing, construction, and defense of space infrastructure. Their innovative products, such as ThinkX and ThinkToolkit, enable detailed satellite imaging and robotic interventions for a variety of applications, supporting the New Space economy. The company envisions building large, scalable, and cost-efficient structures in orbit, utilizing mature technologies configured for autonomous assembly. Recent achievements include selection by SpaceWERX and NASA's CCSC-2 initiative, highlighting their commitment to pioneering developments in space domain awareness and in-space operations. Generated from the website