Primary TT&C Uplink Center Lockheed Martin Space System Co.

Lockheed Martin is one of the leading manufacturers of space systems for telecommunications, national defense, and science and environmental applications, with 52 years of experience launching over 900 spacecraft, which have accumulated over 1600 years of service on orbit. Lockheed Martin Commercial Space Systems, an operating unit of Space Systems Company is at the forefront of a space-based telecommunications revolution that is connecting the world through voice, data, fax, television, radio and multimedia.

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Primary Satellite Monitoring Russian Satellite Communications Co. (RSCC)

The Russian Satellite Communications Company (RSCC) is the Russian state satellite communications operator whose spacecraft provide a global coverage.

RSCC possesses the largest constellation of geo-stationary communication and broadcasting satellites in Russia, well-developed ground infrastructure of teleports and fiber-optic communication links.  RSCC offers a full spectrum of up-to-date telecommunication services throughout the world, including TV and radio broadcasting, telephony, high-rate data transmission, video-conferencing, deployment of corporate networks.

Wide experience in the satellite communications area, highly skilled professionals and latest technical solutions ensure high-level services rendered to our Customers and provide excellent coordination with our partners.

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Subic Space Center (SSC) (Philippines)

Subic Space Center (SSC) is a pioneer satellite communications facility in the Philippines providing tracking, telemetry and control services.  It provides satellite control, satellite orbit determination and prediction, on-station operations and payload and client monitoring. The facility is staffed by highly trained personnel and engineers working on a 24/7 operating schedule.

Planned Primary TT&C & SOC operations for all ABS satellite’s fleet in 2012/13

The Technical Assistance Center (TAC) is responsible for monitoring the operation and utilization of the ABS fleet  to ensure they are operating within nominal power level.

SSC’s 24-hour hotline is available for customer enquiry.

Korea Telecom (KT) (Korea)

Korea Telecom (KT) was established when it spun off from the Ministry of Communications in 1981. It established an advanced broadband network for the first time in Asia, and launched Korea’s first communication satellite dubbed ‘Mugunghwa’. KT will continue to make efforts to play a leading role in the global market, and become a trustworthy company by fulfilling corporate responsibility by ensuring best service quality and technology in the age of convergence where voice and data, fixed and mobile, and communication and broadcasting services meet.

Through KT’s satellite earth stations in Geumsan and Boeun, as well as international satellite systems, KT offers terrestrial fixed communication solutions which link head offices and overseas branches. KT also provides mobile solutions for vehicles, ships and aircraft around the world.

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