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SpaceNexus Federal Space Awards
Which tracked space companies won US federal money in the quarter, from which agencies, and how concentrated that money is.
What every edition computes
•Space-coded federal dollars obligated to each tracked company in the quarter, and over the trailing twelve months
•Agency mix (NASA against DoD against everyone else) as a customer-concentration signal
•Award concentration: what share of a company’s space money rides on its single largest award, and the HHI across the whole field
•Each company’s whole federal book beside the share of it the government codes as space, which is what separates a pure-play from a diversified prime
•Companies winning their first space award inside our window
•Space obligations set beside private funding for the companies that did both
•The full award list behind every table, each row linking to its usaspending.gov record
Next edition scheduled
The Q3 2026 edition is due 2027-01-29, 120 days after the period closes.
Every edition
Published editions of SpaceNexus Federal Space Awards, most recent first.
Computed from SpaceNexus data - no model is involved in producing a release
Every figure here is arithmetic over our own rows (counts, sums, deltas and rankings), and the page and its export are built by the same code, so they cannot disagree. How this edition is computed
Editions before 2026-Q3 are back-computed from the same tables: the data is real, but they were not published at the time and the pages say so. "Not recorded" means the publication ledger holds no row for that edition; the page still computes.