Designing, Integrating, Delivering:

Advancing the Objective Force Through Commercial and Acquisition Innovation

Connecting Force Design, Commercial Space, and Agile Acquisition to Deliver Warfighting Advantage

Join us for the Annual SpEC General Member Meeting to be a part of the conversations that matter. Connect with U.S. Space Force leadership, government stakeholders, decision-makers, and Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC) members while building relationships that position your organization to support the next generation of space capabilities.

As mission needs are evolving, demand signals are changing. At the SpEC GMM, you’ll hear directly from Space Force leadership and program offices about acquisition priorities, emerging capability needs, and upcoming opportunities.

This year will include an exciting announcement from our SpEC government partner!

Be the first to hear about this announcement and engage with SpEC leadership.

The meeting will take place in person at the LAX Marriott, with select keynote sessions streamed live for those joining virtually.

The event is open to current SpEC members and government stakeholders.  We anticipate the event to reach capacity, so register today to secure your place!

If you're interested in becoming a member or have questions about your current membership status, please contact membership@nstxl.org.

Why Attend

What to Expect

The full-day conference on October 20 will feature leadership perspectives, program updates, networking, and collaboration, all focused on advancing the space mission. 

We're also excited to bring back our Pitch Day on October 19, providing selected companies with the opportunity to showcase innovative solutions directly to government stakeholders. Additional Pitch Day announcements will be made soon. 

About SpEC

The U.S. Space Force is shaping the future of warfighting. SpEC is helping accelerate that mission. By connecting government and industry, SpEC enables faster collaboration, rapid acquisition, and the delivery of mission-ready capabilities.

The space domain is evolving at breakneck speed, but legacy acquisition systems are not. To close this gap, Space Systems Command (SSC) created the Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC) in 2017. As a powerful Other Transaction Authority (OTA) managed by the National Security Technology Accelerator (NSTXL), SpEC bridges the gap between military buyers, commercial space startups, and small businesses.

For more information, please visit our website.

CUI Requirements

Please note that certain sessions during this event may include discussions at the Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) level. Attendees may be required to meet applicable access requirements to participate in these sessions.

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