Mary-Louise Hoffman
Lockheed Martin and Denmark-based space technology firm SSBV-Rovsing have reached a $438,500 partnership deal for the Danish company’s solar array simulation technology, Bidness Etc reported Friday.
Larry Darrell writes Lockheed will help SSBV-Rovsing evaluate and test the SAS platform through the agreement.
SSBV-Rovsing sought the assistance of the Danish Business Authority to form the collaborative project with Lockheed, according to the report.
The SAS collaboration agreement is slated to run through May 2016.
SSBV-Rovsing also offers aerospace software products as well as testing services for satellite interface, payload, radio frequency and power checkout equipment.
