Courtney Albon is a space and emerging technology reporter at various esteemed publications, including Federal Times, Space Today, and Military Times. She focuses on themes related to aviation and aerospace, covering topics such as satellites, space travel, the International Space Station, NASA, and rocketeering. Courtney's work has also been featured in notable outlets like Yahoo News, C4ISRNET, and Defense News.
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Courtney Albon's articles primarily focus on government announcements and press releases related to Space Force, military, defense, budget, and technology. She would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into the latest developments within these areas. As she covers a wide range of topics such as software & SaaS, business & industry, finance & economy along with her primary focus on Government & Politics and Big Tech; consider providing well-researched analysis or expert commentary on how these sectors intersect with the topics she covers.
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By: Courtney Albon, Chris Gordon
Chief of Space Operations Gen. B. Chance Saltzman is warning lawmakers that the Space Force may eventually have to limit the number of launches it can support each year without additional resources to manage surging demand at its spaceports.
By: Courtney Albon
The Space Force is tripling the size of one of its launch procurement contracts to $17 billion to accommodate growing demand.
The Space Force is tripling the size of one of its main launch procurement contracts from $5.6 billion to $17 billion to accommodate growing demand from government customers.
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By: Courtney Albon
The Space Force awarded Rocket Lab a $266 million contract to launch 12 suborbital missions over the next three years—most of them from a new launch pad in Alaska.
By: Courtney Albon
The Space Force a contract to develop mission planning software for its Evolved Strategic Satellite Communications ground segment.
By: Courtney Albon
The Space Force awarded SpaceX a $1.6 billion contract to conduct 18 launches for communications and targeting satellites by the end of 2027.
By: Courtney Albon
The Space Force official in charge of the Airborne Moving Target Indicator program detailed the incremental strategy the service is taking.
By: Courtney Albon
The Space Force chose 15 companies to compete to build out its advanced live and simulated test and training range.
