Space Data Association selects GMV to build and operate next‑generation space-traffic coordination platform

The Space Data Association has chosen Spanish technology provider GMV to upgrade and operate its global space-traffic coordination platform beginning early next year, the non-profit group of satellite operators announced Sept. 16. The deal covers development and operation of SDA's next‑generation space safety and collision‑avoidance services.

Discovered 2025-09-16T00:07:16.233334-07:00 | 2025-09-16T00:07:16.233334-07:00

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  • The SDA is centralising operations for operator-to-operator collision avoidance and space-traffic coordination; this contract hands GMV responsibility for the SDA platform that supports those services — see SDA's recent Tranche 0 satellite launches (operational activity).
  • Improving platform capability and uptime directly affects satellite operators' collision risk management and filing/coordination workflows, aligning with recent moves to pool civil and military surveillance data for better space-domain awareness.
  • The selection of a European systems integrator occurs alongside industry efforts to coordinate operator positions and governance on connectivity and sustainability, reinforcing regional capability and standards-setting.

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