At Orion Space Solutions, we develop thoughtful solutions to solve complex challenges across a multitude of fields. Our customized technology and data solutions are used to achieve greater space domain awareness, understand the broader impacts of climate change, and strengthen our national security. SCIENCE AND DATA ANALYTICS At Orion Space Solutions, we develop thoughtful solutions to solve complex challenges across a multitude of fields. Our customized technology and data solutions are used to achieve greater space domain awareness, understand the broader impacts of climate change and strengthen our national security. Building on a foundation of space science We believe that science is paramount. That’s why we apply it to everything that we do. With decades of experience in science, engineering and data analytics, our team utilizes deep scientific understanding and expertise in every aspect of space physics to produce new interpretations of data and model output, and new insights and discoveries for our customers. CONTACT US Observation System Simulation Experiments (OSSEs) Orion’s software tools quantify the impact of various measurements for both ionospheric and thermospheric specification, enabling vital ‘analysis of alternatives’ exercises, and helping to maximize the utility of new sensors through OSSEs. With Orion’s OSSE Tool (OSSET), government agencies can realize millions of dollars in savings by preventing the deployment of unnecessary or redundant sensors. OSSET also offers users a numerical experiment that provides critical data to better inform these complex and expensive choices. Intelligent data for a smarter planet Creating actionable insights is the goal of all of Orion’s technological development. We support a multitude of industries and services that are essential for living not only in a smarter nation—but on a smarter planet. TROPOSPHERIC WEATHER Atmospheric data collection and modeling for weather forecasting, managing economic impact and business interruption and long-term climate change insight. COMMUNICATIONS From GPS to the various communication methods we use, our atmospheres affect how we use these devices and their ability to function when needed. SPACE ENVIRONMENT MONITORING AND RISK MANAGEMENT Using data to help government and commercial entities manage risk for launch decisions and space operational hazards to humans, property and spacecraft. CLIMATE CHANGE Collecting and analyzing actionable intelligence for governments and businesses to operate more efficiently, profitably, and with greater social responsibility related to our resources, our environment and the sustainability of our planet. SPACE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT Orion’s data and modeling tools help mission managers operate spacecraft more efficiently and safely through improved orbital analysis. AGRICULTURE Water, food and oxygen are the most critical elements to human existence on Earth. Collecting and analyzing atmospheric and terrestrial data to produce, sustain and protect these resources.

Orion Space Solutions provides customers with state-of-the-art programmable instrumentation for monitoring space weather from anywhere in the world or space. Our advanced autonomous instruments cover remote regions and oceanic environments with unparalleled performance and versatility. SENSOR AND PAYLOAD DESIGN Orion Space Solutions provides customers with state-of-the-art programmable instrumentation for monitoring space weather from anywhere in the world or space. Our advanced autonomous instruments cover remote regions and oceanic environments with unparalleled performance and versatility. High performance payloads and spacecraft Orion Space Solutions has extensive experience designing and integrating high-performing payloads on small satellites. Our sensorsats are built to ensure compatibility with joint operational needs and our spacecraft platforms assure maximum flexibility in payload access and reconfigurability throughout the assembly, integration and test process. CONTACT US Orion sensor capabilities span the electromagnetic spectrum We provide integrated, comprehensive solutions for Earth observations across the spectrum—from radio frequency to high frequency and infrared—as well as supporting observations of e-field particles, and other remote and in-situ observational missions.

Chief of Staff Previous Next DARLA AMMIDOWN Chief of Staff Darla brings to the table a wealth of expertise garnered over three decades of dedicated leadership in operations, accounting and finance. With an extensive background overseeing multifaceted teams, she has honed her skills in optimizing organizational efficiency and driving financial success. Having navigated various corporate landscapes, including publicly traded entities, Darla has gained invaluable experience leading SEC reporting efforts and collecting key performance metrics to ensure transparency and accountability at every level. Her diverse industry exposure spans manufacturing, aerospace and higher education, giving her a comprehensive understanding of the nuances and challenges inherent in each sector. In her role as the chief of staff at Orion Space Solutions, Darla spearheads information technology initiatives while seamlessly integrating functional areas across the organization. Her strategic acumen and adeptness at fostering cross-functional collaboration are instrumental in moving Orion towards its objectives with agility and innovation. Darla holds a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting and finance management from Northeastern University and a Master of Business Administration degree from Daniel Webster College.

At Orion Space Solutions we recognize that every mission is unique. We work side-by-side with our customers to deliver test and calibration options tailored to their specific mission needs to ensure successful and consistent results.  ASSEMBLY, INTEGRATION AND TESTING At Orion Space Solutions we recognize that every mission is unique. We work side-by-side with our customers to deliver test and calibration options tailored to their specific mission needs to ensure successful and consistent results. A customer-first delivery model From vibration and thermal vacuum testing, to test analysis, calibration and certification, the Orion customer-first approach aims for total satisfaction, transparency and rapid delivery across the entire assembly, integration and test process. Based in Louisville, Colorado, Orion Space Solutions' 17,500-square-foot lab houses an electronics laboratory, laser lab and SmallSat lab, as well as office space and world-class computing facilities. CONTACT US Our assembly, integration and test (AI&T) labs Our AI&T labs include a SmallSat-assembly facility, two Class 10,000 clean rooms, environmental test chambers, reflow stations, electrostatic discharge safe electronics assembly areas, secure storage and rotation bench. The lab environment contains cutting-edge radio frequency signal generation, processing, and testing equipment in support of various SmallSat missions. Orion recently acquired an additional 25,000 square feet of lab space that hosts a suite of new manufacturing capabilities, allowing us to produce high-quality products at scale. Completion is expected in 2024. Thermal Vacuum Testing (TVAC) Three TVAC Chambers Fitted with heated/cooled platen and radiative LN2 shrouds Turbomolecular high-vac pump, rotary vane backing pump, two stage dry roughing pump Ultimate vacuum ~2.5E-6 Torr Platen Temp Range: -185°C – 150°C Shroud Temp Range: -185°C – Ambient (controlled via LN2) Thermal 2 thermal chambers Both chambers are mobile and can have active GN2 purge Programmable ramp and soak profiles Side feedthrough for data, power, or GN2 Class 100K Cleanroom Dual-partitioned cleanroom Precision cleaning and bagging station in front room Flow hood with additional program space in rear room Fitted with 6 high-flow HEPA filters Monitored intermittently with particle meter Class 10K Cleanroom Front grey-room for gowning and pre-entry cleaning Flow hood in rear for high-precision clean work (i.e. sensitive optics) CO2 “snow gun” for precision optical cleaning Daily monitoring via particle meter, can generate cleanroom reports on demand Program clean-storage cabinet

Combination will deliver space superiority and resiliency solutions to U.S. government agencies Combination will deliver space superiority and resiliency solutions to U.S. government agencies CHANTILLY, Va., Nov. 29, 2023 — Arcfield, a leading government technology and mission support provider, announced today that it has completed its acquisition of Orion Space Solutions (Orion), a Colorado-based developer of end-to-end space mission capabilities and solutions. The acquisition of Orion enhances Arcfield’s space exploration and hypersonic detection and tracking capabilities for agencies in the Department of Defense (DOD) and Intelligence Community (IC) by bringing expertise in sensor and payload design, SmallSat and CubeSat spacecraft integration and manufacturing, and space mission operations and data analysis to the company. Orion is a leader in atmospheric science, space exploration and research, and technology development. The company’s key capabilities include the design, integration, and assembly of SmallSats and CubeSats, as well as the development of sensors, computational models and data products for the space and ground network domains. Orion’s highly talented workforce, consisting primarily of engineers and scientists, develops novel technologies in support of our nation’s space security and environmental monitoring objectives. “Arcfield has a long history of delivering innovative solutions across the space domain, and we believe the acquisition of Orion enhances Arcfield’s ability to provide next-generation space technologies in support of DOD and IC missions,” said Kevin Kelly, chairman and chief executive officer, Arcfield. “We look forward to welcoming the Orion team into the Arcfield family and further developing our collective solutions.” “For nearly two decades, Orion has been developing space-based solutions for national security and intelligence mission challenges, built on a foundation of science,” said Geoff Crowley, Ph.D., chief executive officer, Orion. “As a leader in systems engineering and integration and space and mission launch assurance, Arcfield is highly complementary to Orion, and the combination will help us expand our core capabilities and develop new, cutting-edge space-based technologies for our customers.” Dr. Crowley has joined the Arcfield executive leadership team as chief scientist and will be responsible for leading the company’s space research and development efforts. Chad Fish has been named president and general manager of Orion, which will operate as the fourth business sector of Arcfield. Latham & Watkins LLP and Covington & Burling LLP served as counsel to Arcfield. Orion was advised by The Forbes M&A Group and represented by The Vaughn Law Offices, P.L.L.C. and Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar P.C. About Arcfield Arcfield was purpose-built to protect the nation and its allies through innovations in systems engineering and integration, space and mission launch assurance, cybersecurity, and conventional and hypersonic missile support. Headquartered in Chantilly, VA with 16 global offices, Arcfield employs more than 1,400 engineers, analysts, IT specialists, and other professionals with more than 60 years of collective proven experience supporting missions in cyber and space defense, hypersonic and nuclear deterrence, and warfighter readiness. Visit arcfield.com for more details. About Orion Space Solutions Founded in 2005, Orion was born from a vision to apply fundamental space physics knowledge to solve real-world problems encountered in the space environment. Today, skilled in data science, artificial intelligence, space systems, and mission operations, Orion is a "New Space" mission solutions industry leader serving U.S. government agencies, universities, and research and scientific institutions. Orion turns science into data, and data into knowledge. Visit orionspace.com for more details. # # # Press Contact: Katerina Figurski Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer 571.401.2155 katerina.figurski@arcfield.com Previous Next Nov 29, 2023 Arcfield Acquires Orion Space Solutions

Chief Scientist Previous Next JOHN NOTO, Ph.D. Chief Scientist John Noto joined Orion Space Solutions in 2021 as chief scientist and is responsible for innovation, research and strategic technological development. John has more than 25 years of experience as an optical scientist and engineer, with expertise in remote sensing. He has been awarded six patents in optical telecommunications and optical sensing. Specializing in the design and construction of optical sensors, his team built and tested the UV optical system in the CTIP photometer delivered to Boeing for the SENSE SMC CubeSat mission. John was the principal investigator on the ExoCube CubeSat mission funded by the National Science Foundation. John holds a Bachelor of Science degree in physics and astronomy from the University of Rochester, a Master of Science in physics from Tufts University and earned his doctorate degree in astronomy from Boston University. As an advocate for small business, he continues to serve as a mentor for the NSF I-CORP program and the E_for_all business accelerator; and, in 2013, co-founded Lowell Makes, a 501(c)(3) community maker space and business incubator in Lowell Massachusetts.

This innovative approach allows collection of ionospheric data over the ocean from a moving platform This innovative approach allows collection of ionospheric data over the ocean from a moving platform LOUISVILLE, Co., April 18, 2023 — Scientists at Orion Space Solutions have developed a revolutionary system that enables imaging of the Earth’s upper atmosphere ionosphere from the ocean surface to detect space weather impacts on Earth. The Ocean Stabilized Ionospheric Remote Imaging Sensor (OSIRIS) uses Orion’s advanced ionospheric sensing technology to collect space physics data from mobile and moored buoys and platforms, allowing scientists to make important observations in the challenging ocean environment. Orion recently launched OSIRIS in the Pacific Ocean on Liquid Robotics’ Wave Glider Uncrewed Surface Vehicle (USV). “Sitting atop this unique, autonomous platform, OSIRIS is the first-ever system to collect ionospheric data from the ocean’s surface,” says Dr. John Noto, Orion’s Chief Scientist. “By developing OSIRIS’ capability to monitor the upper atmosphere, we will gain a better understanding of the dynamics and structure of the ionosphere at local, regional, and global scales.” Around the globe, land-based and buoy-based monitoring systems are used to assess space weather dynamics. Space weather affects Earth-based communications systems, power grids, and other crucial infrastructure. However, in regions such as the Pacific Ocean, few ionospheric sensors exist, making space weather forecasting and nowcasting challenging. Systems such as OSIRIS will fill these data gaps, providing a means of improving understanding of events that impact life on Earth. Collecting scientific observations of space from the ocean surface is challenging due to the ocean’s dynamic and harsh environment and its vast extent. Like buoys deployed in the middle of the ocean, OSIRIS and its Wave Glider must withstand corrosion, extreme weather events, powerful currents, and surging waves. “The Wave Glider is a robust and mature platform that scientists can rely on to test, advance, and implement new sensors. We are excited that Orion’s cutting-edge OSIRIS project leverages autonomous systems to collect space weather data from the most remote parts of our oceans,” says Shane Goodenough, CEO of Liquid Robotics. Despite initial and important advances made by Orion in previous years, there had not been sufficient progress in developing scientific instruments for collecting space physics data from the ocean surface. However, with OSIRIS, this has changed. The system allows imaging of common and “Earth-impacting” atmospheric phenomenon such as ionospheric plasma bubbles and traveling ionospheric disturbances (TIDs), increasing our understanding and ability to react to these effects, as well as opening up new research opportunities for the science community. The OSIRIS system manages the ocean’s environmental challenges by using a 2- or 3-axis gimballed platform for sensor stabilization, compensating for the continuous motion of the Wave Glider caused by ocean waves. This enables the system to maintain pointing stability during the acquisition period, which can range from 15 seconds to 5 minutes.The OSIRIS system uses all-sky imaging to capture the nightglow emissions, allowing imaging of ionospheric plasma bubbles and TIDs. This capability represents a transformative advancement in observational capability for studying the ionosphere and will open the way for new research activities in the field of heliophysics. Liquid Robotics’ Wave Glider, a long-duration USV, harnesses wave energy for forward propulsion and collects solar energy to power onboard electronics and sensors. As it is entirely energy self-sufficient, the Wave Glider can stay on mission for more than 6 months at a time, providing real-time data and communications across a wide range of sea states and environmental conditions. The open and extensible architecture of the Wave Glider allows for custom integration of sensors and payloads, such as OSIRIS. Previous Next Apr 18, 2023 Novel Ionosphere Images collected from Wave Glider in Pacific Ocean

Orion Space Solution’s Tetra-5 will now proceed to design assembly, integration, and test Orion Space Solution’s Tetra-5 will now proceed to design assembly, integration, and test LOUISVILLE, Co., January 2, 2024 — Orion Space Solutions (Orion), a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield , announced today that it successfully completed its critical design review (CDR) on the U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command and Air Force Research Laboratory Tetra-5 program. The Tetra-5 mission will demonstrate multi-agent autonomous rendezvous, proximity operations and docking operations for on-orbit refueling. On the Tetra-5 program, Orion is tasked with addressing the challenge of refueling in space which will ultimately extend the lifetime of spacecraft already in orbit. Orion and its team will deliver a constellation of three prototype spacecraft with autonomous collaboration capabilities that will have at least a two-year mission life at geostationary Earth orbit. Specifically, Orion and its team will demonstrate key docking capabilities for on-orbit refueling and next-generation autonomous collaboration techniques for inspection as a precursor for on-orbit servicing and anomaly resolution. The CDR, which maintained an accelerated pace and was completed within 13 months of the award announcement, marks a significant milestone for the Tetra-5 mission. “Having completed a successful CDR, Orion and our extended team look forward to continuing the successful collaboration and partnership with our government customer as we begin production work on the Tetra-5 vehicles and sensors,” said William Armijo, Orion’s vice president of space systems. “This achievement is not only a testament to Orion’s agility and innovation but expands the portfolio of space-based solutions we can deliver to our mission partners.” The Orion team was awarded the Tetra-5 program in 2022 and teammates include Hera Systems, Inc.; Booz Allen Hamilton; SCOUT Space Inc.; Sedaro; Utah State University; and ICR, Inc. Previous Next Jan 2, 2024 Orion Space Solutions Completes Critical Design Review (CDR) for U.S. Warfighter Support

At Orion, you can bring the skills you learned in the military to work with you from day one supporting a wide variety of critical missions. It’s the perfect place for you to transition to a civilian career while maintaining your connection to the armed forces. KEEP DOING THE WORK THAT MATTERS We value and honor the character, experience and skills possessed by those who have served our country. In fact, nearly 25% of our employees are veterans or reservists. At Orion, you can bring the skills you learned in the military to work with you from day one supporting a wide variety of critical missions. It’s the perfect place for you to transition to a civilian career while maintaining your connection to the armed forces. HEROES WORK HERE JUNK WILSON U.S. Air Force First Lieutenant DAN KNIGHT U.S. AIR FORCE Colonel ANDREW BIGLEY U.S AIR FORCE Major

Recognized for mission design, technical ingenuity and operational excellence, the award highlights Orion Space Solutions’ pioneering work in space domain awareness, weather prediction and sustainable operation. Recognized for mission design, technical ingenuity and operational excellence, the award highlights Orion Space Solutions’ pioneering work in space domain awareness, weather prediction and sustainable operation. CHANTILLY, Va., Dec. 18 – Orion Space Solutions (Orion), a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield, has been honored with the Space Force Association (SFA) Innovation Award. The award highlights Orion’s leadership in tackling critical challenges in the rapidly evolving space domain with advanced technologies that strengthen national security and drive the future of global space exploration. “Being recognized by the SFA—an organization that like ours is deeply committed to advancing the future of space—makes receiving this award even more special,” said Chad Fish, president and general manager of Orion. “This honor is a testament to the ingenuity and hard work of our team and we are very proud to be recognized for our innovative thinking and operational excellence.” Orion is redefining space operations with a range of technologies that tackle the growing challenges of the space domain. At the forefront of these efforts are the Tetra-5 and -6 missions that are pushing the boundaries of sustainability in space with on-orbit refueling and autonomous collaboration capabilities. Complementing these advancements, the Dragster nowcasting solution provides rapid orbit drag insights to prevent collisions and optimize satellite resources. The company’s Rapid Revisit Optical Cloud Imager (RROCI) sensor, which delivers real-time weather imaging, can enhance defense operations, emergency response and climate research. Additionally, by leveraging the ionosphere as a sensor to detect hypersonic threats, Orion is redefining space security, ensuring mission success in an increasingly contested domain. As part of the Arcfield family of brands, Orion’s work complements a legacy of delivering mission-critical solutions for defense, intelligence and space agencies. Acquired in 2023, Orion’s achievements in space align with Arcfield’s commitment to advancing national security through cutting-edge technologies. “Space is the next frontier for innovation and national security, and the pace of progress will dictate our nation’s ability to remain resilient and superior in space,” said Kevin Kelly, chairman and chief executive officer of Arcfield. “Orion’s work exemplifies the kind of forward-thinking solutions that ensure we stay ahead of emerging threats. By integrating their expertise with Arcfield’s legacy of mission-critical national security space support, we are charting a path toward a future where space operations are smarter, more sustainable, and ultimately indispensable to protecting our nation.” According to SFA, its annual awards program is designed to recognize the “best of the best” in military space operations, as well as leadership in innovation, government, education and industry. Awardees were recognized at the SFA Spacepower 2024 conference in Orlando, Fl. To learn more about how Arcfield’s Orion Space Solutions is bridging critical data gaps in space exploration and its impacts, visit orion.arcfield.com . About Orion Space Solutions, an Arcfield Company Orion, a wholly owned subsidiary of Arcfield, was born from the vision to apply fundamental space physics knowledge to real-world problems. A leader in the small satellite industry, Orion leverages scientific and engineering expertise to develop unique solutions to address complex space-based challenges to turn science into data and data into knowledge. Press Contact: Katerina Figurski Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer 571.401.2155 katerina.figurski@arcfield.com Previous Next Dec 18, 2024 Orion Space Solutions recognized with Space Force Association Innovation Award for advancing spacepower and national security

VP, Business Development Previous Next JUNK WILSON VP, Business Development As the vice president of business development, Junk Wilson leads Orion’s efforts to deliver system engineering and integration support to the U.S. Space Force (USSF), Space Systems Command (SSC) in Colorado Springs, CO. Under his leadership, Junk manages an expert team of engineers and scientists who execute in multiple geographies to provide advanced situational awareness to warfighters in INDOPACOM, SOCOM and EUCOM on the impact of the current space environment to their missions. Junk joined Orion in 2022 after spending six years with Booz Allen Hamilton where he led a business portfolio supporting the Air Force Research Laboratory in Albuquerque and the USSF Space Domain Awareness PEO in SSC. Prior to that, Junk spent 24 years with the U.S. Air Force (USAF). A graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy with a degree in applied physics, Junk was selected for pilot training. He finished 2nd in his class, and was selected to fly the premier air superiority fighter, the F-15C. His time in the F-15 included combat and culminated as a mission commander leading large formations of dissimilar aircraft in offensive and defensive counter air missions.