Space Development Agency
Space Development Agency promises to do more with less
The Space Development Agency officially came into existence last week and already is causing a stir.
Lawmakers urge DoD to locate Space Development Agency in New Mexico
In a letter to Shanahan, lawmakers point out New Mexico is home to dozens of space-focused government and private sector organizations.
Griffin: Space Development Agency to bring new capabilities that don’t exist today
The Space Development Agency will be based at the Pentagon and is projected to have about 100 people.
Shanahan officially establishes the Space Development Agency
The first director of the Space Development Agency will be Fred Kennedy, who until now served as the director of DARPA's Tactical Technology Office.
Is the Space Development Agency a threat to SMC?
From what we know so far about SDA’s intended mission — to bring cutting-edge commercial space technology into military space systems — this does not pose a direct threat to SMC, says one of its former commanders, retired Air Force Gen. Ellen Pawlikowski.
DARPA’s Fred Kennedy tapped to lead Space Development Agency
The Space Development Agency is being created to "reenergize the space development culture, shorten the time cycles that we talked about, bring some new things to the table.”
Space Development Agency to be part of Griffin’s defense research organization
Acting Defense Secretary Shanahan has directed Undersecretary of Defense Mike Griffin to submit a plan by March 1 to stand up the Space Development Agency no later than March 29.
On National Security | DoD needs a new space procurement agency. Sound familiar?
Greater efficiency and innovation in space programs seem worthy goals. But why is a new agency needed to do that?
Space Development Agency is priority one for DoD. But what exactly will the SDA do?
Deputy Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said he expects a new Space Development Agency to be in place sometime in the first quarter of 2019.
