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Ball Aerospace

www.ballaerospace.com

 
Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. engages in the design and implementation of spacecraft, instruments and sensors, components, data exploitation systems, and radio frequency solutions for strategic, tactical, and scientific applications.   Its products include satellites and spacecraft, space-based instruments and sensors, tactical instruments and sensors, antennas and microwave systems, and aerospace technology and components.   The company also provides engineering services, including prototyping, system design, and software development for ground, airborne, and space systems.   It serves the government and commercial aerospace markets. The company was founded in 1956 and is based in Boulder, Colorado.   Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. is a subsidiary of Ball Corporation, which ...
  • Number of Employees: 1K-5K
  • Annual Revenue: $500M-1 Billion

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
David Ellis
 Chief Architect, Agile Space R&D Profile
Anthony Friedman
 Senior SIGINT Research and Target Development (SRTD) Analyst Profile
Thomas Deany
 Vice President of Communications Profile
Vikki Schiff
 Vice President of Human Resources Profile

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