In this episode of Space Minds, Mike Gruss talks with Chris Quilty about the launch bottleneck, the new budget proposals and what to expect in the next 12 months. Sponsored by Arcfield is a systems and digital engineering company, purpose-built to relentlessly protect the nation and its allies from national security threats. The company has seven decades of proven expertise supporting space superiority, hypersonic defense and nuclear deterrence, digital transformation, and surface and undersea warfare missions.

In this episode of Space Minds, David Ariosto talks with Lux Aeterna CEO Brian Taylor about the problems with disposable satellites and the use for on-orbit servicing. Sponsored by Arcfield is a systems and digital engineering company, purpose-built to relentlessly protect the nation and its allies from national security threats. The company has seven decades of proven expertise supporting space superiority, hypersonic defense and nuclear deterrence, digital transformation, and surface and undersea warfare missions.

In this episode of Space Minds, Mike Gruss talks with Terran Orbital’s Peter Krauss about what he’s learned about culture from primes and startups. He also explains how to understand “scalability” as well as how work in space is like racing cars. Sponsored by Arcfield is a systems and digital engineering company, purpose-built to relentlessly protect the nation and its allies from national security threats.

Canada’s aging fleet of CF-18 fighter jets will be staying in the air a little longer, thanks to a 10-year procurement contract announced by the federal government for Calgary-based aeronauti…

In this episode of Space Minds, Mike Gruss talks with Open Cosmos’ CEO Rafel Jorda Siquier about combining Earth observation, connectivity and IoT into a single platform. They also discuss what to expect in 2026. Sponsored by Arcfield is a systems and digital engineering company, purpose-built to relentlessly protect the nation and its allies from national security threats. The company has seven decades of proven expertise supporting space superiority, hypersonic defense and nuclear deterrence, digital transformation, and surface and undersea warfare missions.

What may become known as the “Blizzard of 2026” to many in the eastern Mid-Atlantic region begins rather innocuously this morning with plain rain and above freezing temperatures in some areas and a mi...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.— There are less than four months left in the year, but defense and aerospace company Arcfield’s plans seem to just be getting started, as they prepare for an upcoming satellite launch and explore manufacturing a highly specialized component key for optical sensors and laser communications. “There's a lot going on at Arcfield. And what we're really focused on is bringing the government a fully-baked solution,” Dan Knight , Arcfield’s vice president for Golden Dome initiatives and strategy, told Defense One at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville, Ala., last week. “Instead of saying, ‘Hey, I'm the one-trick wonder that just does sensors,’ or ‘I'm the one-trick wonder that just does architecture,’ we leverage all of our expertise across our organization to bring something that can be easily integrated and operationalized.” Arcfield is planning to test several sensors in the

With thousands of lives on the line, there is no doubt that the weather forecast made for the D-Day invasion in Normandy, France during World War II was the most important of all-time and one of the m...

I am working on integrating ArcGIS Online maps with MS Outlook email. The application, which is based on ArcGIS Online is called ArcField Maps. It uses all the fields and their data (values) to build and manipulate forms. My goal is to integrate these forms with MS Outlook at some point, but I need just the specific data value for it. So far I've managed well with this integration via the third-party tool - Integromat by watching this very transparent YT tutorial, which is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PM5evdCagR4&ab_channel=ArcGIS At the stage of customizing my data criteria I've found, that I am able to set up the notification (Flow Control) only for the specific field, which looks like this: I can use just the following field, but the email will be sent anytime regardless the value selected. When I specify the value I need (D-pole) in the following manner: or = D-pole or ='D-pole' it doesn't work unfortunately. The script stops or returns other values. If I, for instance, specify 4 poles, from which for example, the 4th one is marked as D-Pole I see an email coming with the first or second one instead. The other values and questions are listed below. Is there any way of specifying the automated email notification based on a certain field value?

In Markon LLC, B-423767, et al. (Dec. 12, 2025), Markon protested the Central Intelligence Agency’s award to Arcfield for business operations, IT...

Los Angeles CA (SPX) Jun 21, 2025 - Orion Space Solutions, a subsidiary of Arcfield, has announced the successful completion of the test readiness review (TRR) for the Defense Advanced Research Proje...

Virginia-based government technology company Arcfield completed its acquisition of Middletown engineering and IT firm Rite-Solutions, expanding Arcfield’s naval, undersea warfare and nuclear capabilities and enabling Rite-Solutions to scale its work for Navy and federal customers, including continued participation on Missile Defense Agency contracts and related defense work.

Calgary based Arcfield Canada has been awarded a $211 million contract to continue maintenance Canada's aging CF-18 fleet.

In Markon LLC, B-423767, et al. (Dec. 12, 2025), Markon protested the Central Intelligence Agency’s award to Arcfield for business operations, IT...

Los Angeles CA (SPX) Jun 21, 2025 - Orion Space Solutions, a subsidiary of Arcfield, has announced the successful completion of the test readiness review (TRR) for the Defense Advanced Research Proje...

Arcfield Canada is evolving to meet the changing demands of Canada’s modern defense environment.

This transcript has been edited for clarity. Mike Gruss Hello and welcome to the Space Minds podcast. I’m Mike Gruss from SpaceNews. We’re here on the Space Symposium exhibition room floor. This is part of our CEO series, and I’m pleased to have Kevin Kelly join us today from Arcfield. Kevin, thanks so much for stopping by. Kevin Kelly I appreciate the opportunity. Mike Gruss Let’s start with one of the big buzzwords, maybe for the last year; longer: AI. Everyone wants to talk about it, but I want to start by asking you, How are you using AI at Arcfield? How is it changing how you think, how you operate, just even from a from a day to day perspective, and how you guys are incorporating it into what you do? Kevin Kelly Sure, I think, like everybody else, when we first got introduced to AI, the whole leadership team attended a bunch of seminars, and we had some speakers come in, and we talked about the art of the possible. We did some brainstorming, and the first takeaway that we had was, “holy cow, this changes everything.” I’m happy to say where we are today. It’s not changing...

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In this episode of Space Minds, David Ariosto talks with Lux Aeterna CEO Brian Taylor about the problems with disposable satellites and the use for on-orbit servicing. Sponsored by Arcfield […] The post CEO Series: Lux Aeterna’s Brian Taylor on what’s next for on-orbit servicing appeared first on SpaceNews.

WASHINGTON — Space infrastructure company Redwire has secured a contract to provide an additional satellite platform for a U.S. Space Force orbital refueling experiment. The satellite order, announced Feb. 11, is for a third Mako satellite bus for the Space Force’s Tetra-6 in-orbit refueling experiment scheduled for 2027. The prime contractor for the experiment, Arcfield, had previously ordered two Mako platforms for the Tetra-5 experiment, scheduled for 2025.

Arcfield has been awarded a significant $75 million contract to continue its work on the U.S. Navy's Combat Control Systems program, ensuring advanced technology and support in undersea warfare.