Press Releases

The Netherlands Space Operations Center will integrate the Ecosstm® software to optimize space catalog management, in-orbit event detection, and collision avoidance operations

GMV’s solution, already operational in high-demand civil and military environments across Europe, strengthens cooperation in space security and the sustainability of the space environment

The agreement strengthens national space surveillance capabilities and consolidates public-private collaboration in a domain critical to space security and sovereignty

The infrastructure will provide the Spanish Air and Space Force with advanced data to improve space situational awareness and control

The European Union activates GOVSATCOM, a first step towards reducing dependence on foreign suppliers for critical space communications

The contract, signed in 2024, grants GMV the highest level of visibility and responsibility within the EU Space Programme

GMV lead the development of a secure Two-Way Satellite Time and Frequency Transfer system under the TOUCAN project

The initiative safeguards critical infrastructure by reducing reliance on GNSS and enhancing national Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) capabilities

Funded by the UK Space Agency through its membership of the European Space Agency's Navigation Innovation and Support Program (ESA NAVISP), the project is an important part of the UK Government's Framework for Greater PNT Resilience

The innovation developed under ESA’s ARTES programme reinforces GMV Group’s global leadership and secures new agreements with the Space Data Association.

The Spanish Air and Space Force and Spanish Directorate General of Weapons and Material have formally accepted delivery of the CCSE system developed by GMV, which will be used to strengthen the country’s space surveillance and control operations

The new system is being integrated into the Space Operations and Surveillance Center (COVE), and it will expand the country’s capabilities related to space security and situational awareness

This surveillance, tracking, and collision prediction station has been installed at the Rafael Gordillo Sports Complex, making Real Betis the world’s first soccer club with infrastructure dedicated to space sustainability

With this new infrastructure, GMV has expanded its nationwide network of Focusear stations and strengthened Europe’s space surveillance and safety ecosystem

This collaboration between GMV and the green-and-white team’s Forever Green platform brings together space technology and sports to promote responsible use of space and our planet

The European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) has announced the launch of Galileo’s new OSNMA authentication service.

This service is one of the more significant added values offered by the Galileo constellation, allowing for the authentication of Galileo signals and reducing the risk of data spoofing.

This milestone underscores GMV’s role as a leading contributor to Galileo and a forefront player in high-precision technology and cybersecurity.

The collaboration between both companies drives the development of integrated differential services aimed at automated applications in sectors such as automotive, robotics, UAVs, and precision agriculture

The agreement combines Hi-Target’s expertise in satellite navigation with GMV’s track record in algorithms and global augmentation services, with the goal of delivering high-availability, low-latency positioning

EUSPA has awarded GMV a new framework contract to support the evolution of the Galileo Reference Centre (GRC)

The new V2 version will incorporate several new features, including real-time monitoring and the ability to monitor new Galileo system services

The company has been awarded a new contract for the development, deployment, support to commissioning and optionally maintenance of a new version of the data generator for the Galileo High Accuracy Service (HAS) by EUSPA.

Galileo is the first global satellite navigation system to offer free real-time high accuracy positioning corrections to all users.

The new version of the data generator will enhance performance both globally and regionally in Europe and increase user security and confidence in the service through a new authentication feature.

These new services of the Galileo system will make it possible to send alert messages directly to the population's cell phones in disaster situations, even when mobile networks or other terrestrial systems are not available as of 2026

The alert messages will include information on the type of hazard, its severity, time of onset, expected duration, and the area affected

The new services will complement existing warning systems and will aim to increase the resilience and safety of European citizens in the event of all types of natural and man-made disasters