Breakthroughs in Space

TriSept helped shape the very rideshare and small satellite missions it supports today with the most experienced launch integration and mission management teams in the space industry.

The company’s unmatched expertise and deep space heritage has been relied on for decades by the very best in the business:

• SpaceX counted on TriSept’s integration experience and early rideshare innovations to keep its Falcon 1 program on track and successfully launched
• Much of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 success was born from the tireless perseverance behind the Falcon 1 platform, including TriSept’s contributions to breakthrough designs in dispenser hardware to enable commercial and government payloads to hitch rides together in space.
• The Air Force’s Operationally Responsive Space (ORS) office tapped TriSept to lead payload integration and next-gen platform solutions for CubeSat rideshares
• TriSept enabled the AF ORS team to launch Cold War-era Minotaur missile assets as commercial use launch vehicles.
• The ORS-3 Minotaur 1 mission launch held the record in 2013 for the most payloads (31, including 28 CubeSats) released into space
• NASA continues to rely on TriSept as a lead integrator for its NASA VCLS ELaNa program, most recently launching dozens of CubeSats into orbit aboard the Rocket Lab Electron and Virgin Orbit Launcher 1 rockets
• Boeing’s Millennium Space Systems looked to TriSept to broker and integrate its unique DRAGRACER orbital space debris mitigation mission aboard a Rocket Lab Electron.
• TriSept brokered a rideshare slot and led the integration for the U.S. Army’s Gunsmoke J CubeSat technology demonstration mission aboard Rocket Lab Electron

TriSept brings a unique level of expertise to a wide range of space missions that comes from playing a pivotal role in pioneering missions – beginning with the iconic Space Shuttle program and other defining NASA initiatives.

TriSept is leading a wide range of programs – from software development and SCIF design to mission support and launch integration – for some of the most sensitive, important, and vital missions on the planet.