York Space Systems Expands Prime Integration Portfolio Into GEO With Tetra Missions
MT newswire2026/10/05 16:4912:49 PM EDT, 10/05/2026 (MT Newswires) -- York Space Systems (YSS) said Monday it is expanding its prime integration portfolio into Geosynchronous Earth Orbit, or GEO, with the US Space Force's Tetra 3 and 4 missions, a Resident Space Object and rendezvous and proximity operations demonstration supporting space domain awareness missions. The missions have cleared their Delta Critical Design Review, the national security customer's formal sign-off to proceed to build, and remain on track for spacecraft delivery in Q4. For the Tetra missions, the company is integrating mission sensors and Government Furnished Equipment to execute realistic on-orbit threat presentation, independent range data collection, small satellite technology risk reduction and experimental payload hosting. Integrated payloads include a longwave infrared camera, a light detection and ranging sensor, and a global positioning system side lobe receiver, according to the company. Price: 8.18, Change: -0.80, Percent Change: -8.92
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