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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

The CyberCUBE mission is a bold step forward in ESA’s efforts to safeguard its space infrastructure

The GMV-led consortium, which includes GMV’s teams in Romania and Spain, along with Alén Space will manage the end-to-end lifecycle of the CyberCUBE mission

Following the award of a contract last year to improve the S3TOC’s computing capabilities, GMV has successfully delivered the solution and is now starting to enhance the DPC and analysts’ room

GMV is also leading a study to analyze the future version of the S3TOC system

The framework contract is valued at 35 million euros, with a duration of six years

The new developments will expand the responsibilities of the European GNSS Service Centre (E-GSC)

GOVSATCOM is one of the five components of the European Union's Space programme

A significant number of European space companies are participating in the contract, with major contributions from GMV, Indra, and Hisdesat as the core team members

The contract has a budget of €107M, with a planned duration of about three years

This contract further strengthens the presence of GMV at the highest level of visibility and responsibility within the European Union's Space programme

GMV will supply the new Space Situational Awareness and Control System for the Spanish Air and Space Force

This is based on a contract for the development, deployment, support and maintenance of the hardware and software needed to operate this system at Spain’s Space Surveillance Operations Center

GMV continues to solidify its position as a European leader in developing civilian and military space surveillance and command and control systems

The SKA Observatory will be the largest radio-astronomy facility on Earth, with two telescope arrays currently under construction in remote areas of Western Australia and South Africa

The Timescale is the “heartbeat” of each telescope, generating highly stable time and frequency signals from atomic clocks, which are distributed to the remote antennas over optical fibre for synchronisation

GMV has secured the INCIBE’s backing to launch the Luis Valle R&D+i Program, which focuses on two cybersecurity projects: 1) the development of a self-sovereign digital identity solution, and 2) a cybersecurity operations center (SOC) for the space industry

GMV is committed to furthering the digital empowerment of individuals through sovereign digital identity solutions that allow them to decide how and when they share their personal information online

The cybersecurity of satellite networks is crucial for countries’ protection and operations. Developing an SOC for the space industry will mitigate the risks of possible security incidents, protecting us against unintended socioeconomic and security consequences

With public investment of €224 million, the Luis Valle Program has secured the largest amount from the IECPI, making it the best-funded cybersecurity initiative in the world

The Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) has awarded GMV a contract for the development of the satellite’s data reception, mission planning, processing and user services system

MBZ-SAT is the most advanced satellite in the region for high-resolution satellite imagery and will provide globally accessible commercial images

The research proposal focuses on two projects: the development of a self-sovereign digital identity solution and a security operations center (SOC) for the space industry

Both projects have been approved by the Strategic Initiative for Innovative Public Procurement (IECPI) of Spain’s National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE)

GMV ushers in a new era of digital empowerment, where users can take control of their online identity and decide how and when to share their personal data, thanks to self-sovereign digital identities

The development of a cybersecurity management center for the space industry will mitigate the risks of potential security incidents in satellite networks, preventing major socioeconomic consequences