In response, industry participants asked questions and shared their perspectives on opportunities associated with the NSTTC and how they can help STARCOM take its vision from concept to reality. On day one, government representatives shared the NSTTC systems concept with industry participants to increase their understanding of current and future command requirements.
The two-day event brought together over 200 government representatives and industry professionals representing 90 companies. We owe our Guardians a place to practice, and we need to draw on your expertise and talent to get there." Shawn Bratton, STARCOM commander, addressing a crowded room of space industry professionals. "Unlike the terrestrial domains, we don't have the option of carving out a piece of real estate where no one else goes and using it as a training environment," said Maj. These ranges will focus on providing realistic, threat-informed test and training environments for Guardians to practice and test concepts before having to do so in a contested environment. Space Force Office of Test and Evaluation, Space Training and Readiness Command (STARCOM) created the NSTTC IPO to acquire and build a network of ranges, which STARCOM refers to as the NSTTC. In partnership with Space Systems Command (SSC) and the U.S. Industry Days provide an opportunity for the government to present plans for future procurements and solicit feedback from industry representatives.
The National Space Test and Training Complex (NSTTC) Integrated Program Office (IPO) held its first Industry Days on June 22nd and 23rd at Catalyst Campus.
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