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Competition: space to innovate

Developing future space technologies

• From: Defence and Security Accelerator and Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
• Published: 15 April 2019
• Last updated: 17 May 2019 — See all updates

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Competition summary: space to innovate

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Innovation Standard Contract Terms: space to innovate

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This Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) competition seeks proposals for novel and innovative solutions that can develop the UK Defence and Security space capabilities; specifically those that are not being matured in the civil space industry. The 4 challenge areas are:

1. Defending future UK space assets
2. Novel sensing and Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance (ISR) enablers
3. Characterisation of objects in space and their intent
4. Overcoming the technical issues of ‘Space to Sea Level’ optical communications

Queries should be sent to space_to_innovate@dstl.gov.uk

Published 15 April 2019
Last updated 17 May 2019 + show all updates

1. 17 May 2019

   Correction to clause numbering in Terms and Conditions attachments (16 May 19)

2. 10 May 2019

   Full competition document and contract attachments now available.

3. 15 April 2019

   First published.