Ecliptic Enterprises Corp. (Pasadena, CA); a space technology firm that produces the world’s leading brand of onboard video and imaging systems for use with rockets, spacecraft and other remote platforms. Ecliptic’s CEO Rex Ridenoure said, “This NOAA effort is a good example of how commercial approaches and solutions might be extended beyond Earth-orbiting comsat and remote-sensing missions into the deep-space arena. We’re pleased to be on the team.”

Legacy Equity Group, LLC (Houston, TX); a merchant banking firm based on the fundamental business and human behavioral principles of its founders as a profitable, ongoing, multi-generational business/deal flow incubator;

L’Garde, Inc. (Tustin, CA); a world leader in analyzing, designing, manufacturing, testing and flying inflatable space structural systems;

Raytheon’s Intelligence & Information Systems - Space Systems (Aurora, CO); an industry leader in defense and government electronics, space, information technology, technical services, and business aviation and special mission aircraft. "Raytheon's participation in this program is another example of Raytheon's commitment to NOAA's long term vision," notes Ray Kolibaba, Vice President of Raytheon’s Space Systems;

Southwest Research Institute (Boulder, CO and San Antonio, TX); which are providing the expertise for the science instrument package to define and develop the solar wind instrumentation and solar storm warning capability;

SpaceQuest, Ltd. (Fairfax, VA); a leading developer of advanced micro satellite technology, specializing in the design, development and testing of space and ground components for operation with orbiting satellites.

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Harvin Moore,
Chief Operating Officer,
Space Services Inc. at 713-524-2568 x 413
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