• Infinity Awarded Subcontract with Harris for SENSOR Program Support
  June 2019
• Infinity Awarded Subcontract with Northrop Grumman for EPS-R CAPS Support
  May 2019
• Infinity Awarded Subcontract with General Dynamics for Extended Defensive Cyberspace Operations (DCO) Support
  April 2019
• Infinity Wins Subcontract with Harris for support on the Navigation Technology Satellite-3 (NTS-3) Program
  March 2019
• Infinity Wins Subcontract with Apogee Engineering for continued support on the SLISS Program
  March 2019
• Infinity Wins Subcontract with Lockheed Martin for support on the GPS IIIF Program
  February 2019
• Infinity Wins Subcontract with Lockheed Martin for continued support on the GPS Control Segment (GCS) Sustainment II Program
  January 2019
• Infinity Wins Subcontract with Lockheed Martin for support on the Space Based Infrared System (SBIRS) Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared (OPIR) Program
  January 2019
• Infinity Wins US Navy's SeaPort Next Generation (SeaPort-NxG) Prime contract
  December 2018
• Infinity Wins Subcontract with Excellus Solutions for support on the LADO Simulator Program
  November 2018
• Infinity Wins $22.7M Prime Contract with USAF/SMC (GEARSS II)
  October 2018
• Infinity Receives ISO 9001:2015 Certification
  October 2018
• Infinity Appraised at CMMI Level 3
  October 2018
• Infinity Systems Engineering recognized as Outstanding Small Business by Lockheed Martin
  September 2018
• Infinity Wins Subcontract with Quantech for support to SMC/RN
  September 2018

Infinity was awarded a subcontract with Harris on their System Engineering and Sustainment Integrator (SENSOR) program to develop cybersecurity protections for ground-based systems that support the U.S. missile warning, missile defense and space surveillance missions. These radar and optical systems are critical to the U.S.'s strategic posture and directly support Air Force Space Command and U.S. Strategic Command mission areas, including space situational awareness sensors and data and tactical warning and missile defense tracking. Our support includes depot-level maintenance, repairs and upgrades, and contractor logistics support to ensure the weapon systems are continually available and capable.

Northrop Grumman has been awarded an $82M contract for Enhanced Polar System Recapitalization (EPS-R) Control and Planning Segment (CAPS). This contract provides for the development of software to address international host accommodations for new out of band link functions, cyber architecture, orbit planning, and the capability for controlling four EPS Payloads simultaneously on a single software baseline. Infinity will continue its support providing protected MILSATCOM user experiences specific to day-to-day operations in the 4th Space Operations Squadron (4 SOPS) at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado and the 614th OS at Peterson AFB.

Infinity was awarded a follow-on subcontract with General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) to perform Defensive Cyberspace Operations (DCO) activities for the 50th Space Wing (50 SW). The purpose of the DCO support is to enable protection from, detection of, and response to cyber threats. Our staff conducts DCO Monitoring (DCOM) operations on a 24 hours per day/7 days per week schedule to enable visibility of ground segment architecture for space mission system network assets utilizing a combination of active and passive situational awareness tools. We also give recommendations on Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs), Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), training materials, and Operational Instructions (OIs) as well as conduct Vulnerability Assessment and Analysis (VAA) and Intrusion Analysis.

NTS-3 will provide space qualification for core technologies such as On-Orbit Digital Waveform Generator (ORDWG) and high power/efficiency solid-state amplifiers. In addition to new signals, onboard experiments include improvements to timing accuracy and integrity through legacy clocks and advanced timing units, including ensembling to improve long- and short-term stability. NTS-3 will demonstrate key tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) for multi-layer PNT through all three segments of the Satellite Navigation (SatNav) system: space, control, and user. The five objectives listed below are a simplification of the NTS-3 GEO Mission Objectives: 1) The space vehicle will support flexible signals delivered by a hosted satnav payload to enhance the resilience of space-based PNT for military users, 2) Explore space-based methods to increase the accuracy, integrity, and utility of the SatNav signal for operations in contested environments, 3) Support enhanced Command & Control (C2) of flexible, regional and global projection of SatNav signals, 4) Support flexible, configurable Software Defined Radio (SDR) User Equipment (UE) to demonstrate, test, and investigate hosted satnav payload system capabilities, and 5) Support end-to-end enterprise capability across space, control system, and receivers.

Apogee Engineering, along with teammate Infinity Systems Engineering, has been awarded a $28.2M, 6-year contract for Space Logistics Infrastructure Support Services (SLISS) – 2. The SLISS-2 contract will provide services to the Space and Missile System Center (SMC) Space Logistics (SL) Directorate and related space organizations. The SLISS-2 contract will be used to acquire non-personal services in support of various missions, command, control, communications and intelligence activities within Air Force Space Command. Additionally, the contract will provide logistical support to various space organizations such as, Air Force Satellite Control Network, Space Lift Range System, Global Positioning System, Defense Meteorological Satellite Program, Military Satellite Communications, and Space Based Infrared Systems. Work will be performed at Peterson Air Force Base (AFB) and Schriever AFB.

Navigation satellite designers at Lockheed Martin and Infinity Systems Engineering are moving forward with the nation's latest satellite navigation spacecraft -- the Global Positioning System (GPS) Block IIIF. The U.S. Air Force has awarded Lockheed Martin a $7.2 billion contract to build 22 more GPS III satellites. Like the first batch of 10 GPS III satellites, the GPS III Follow-On (GPS IIIF) satellites “will provide greater accuracy, and improved anti-jamming capabilities, making them more resilient,” said Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson in a statement. The satellites will be built at the company’s Waterton campus in the Denver suburb of Littleton. The first GPS IIIF satellite could be ready for launch in 2026. Future upgrades to GPS IIIF satellites could include cross-linking capabilities and spot beams to enable operators to boost the power of satellite signals so that the spacecraft can provide reliable service even in difficult or degraded conditions. GPS IIIF satellites may receive upgrades with spacecraft numbers 1 to 6, more upgrades with satellites 7 to 12, upgrades in satellites 13 to 18, and additional upgrades in satellites 19 to 22.

Infinity provides system administration (SA), software engineering development and maintenance, and software test support to the GCS II program. Our SAs support all operational and Consolidated Test Environment (CTE) systems; provide on-site 24-hour support during soaks and deployments; and respond to and resolve Integrated Maintenance Data System (IMDS) jobs. Our software engineers perform depot level software maintenance including originating and analyzing Problem Reports (PRs); designing, developing, and modifying ground segment software to satisfy requirements, prevent performance degradation, prevent or correct system failures, provide for system growth, and improve overall system capabilities and effectiveness. Infinity test personnel verify software releases and modifications will not degrade the integrity of the system. Infinity personnel support delivery of approximately 10 total software releases for Architecture Evolution Plan (AEP), GPS System Simulator (GSS), Positional Training Emulator (PTE), and GPS Information Network (GIN) per contract year for ground segment sustainment, GPS launch support, anomaly resolution and operational outages. Infinity also supports ad-hoc system modifications and infrastructure improvements.

Infinity support to the Lockheed Martin (LM) Space Systems Company/Mission Solutions Corporation to update the Integrated Simulation (ISIM) product for Space Vehicles (SV) GEO 5/6, and OPIR 7/8. Infinity provides software engineering support to the ISIM team for development of a satellite software simulator which models the satellite hardware, the space environment, and all ground satellite navigation and control functions. The LM ISIM validates thousands of satellite commands and the resulting telemetry. Infinity supports software simulation development, testing, training, and launch operations for multiple launches. Infinity personnel are responsible for software engineering, architecture, design, development, and unit testing. Our personnel coordinate with SBIRS ground and space teams to assess satellite hardware design and provide software solutions simulating the satellite hardware’s execution and capabilities. Additionally, our personnel work with the customers to support operational analysis, test development, debugging and test events.

Infinity Systems Engineering (Infinity) announced today that it has been awarded the United States Navy's SeaPort Next Generation (SeaPort-NxG) Prime contract. The work under this effort falls under two categories, engineering support services and program management support services, which are further divided into 23 functional areas. The government estimates approximately $5B of services will be procured per year via orders issued under the SeaPort-NxG multiple award contracts. This MAC has a five-year base period of performance with an additional five-year ordering period option. The Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division, Dahlgren, VA is the contracting activity. Under these multiple-award contracts, Infinity will be provided a fair opportunity to nationally compete for individual task orders.

The Global Positioning System (GPS) LADO system is used to perform a pre-launch checkout, launch and early orbit support, deployment into preplanned orbits, on-orbit anomaly resolution, and disposal of space vehicles at the end of useful life. Infinity provides engineering services required for the training, rehearsal support, and simulator software support of the Launch and early orbit Anomaly resolution and Disposal Options (LADO) mission under the 309th Software Maintenance Group (309 SMXG).
Infinity supports technical planning, system integration, verification and validation, risk, and supportability and effectiveness analyses for total systems. Analyses are performed at all levels of total system product to include: hardware/software, concept, design, fabrication, test, installation, operation, maintenance and disposal. The contractor shall apply advanced technologies, scientific principles, theories, and concepts. The contractor shall provide LADO simulator training capability utilizing the GPS simulators including the ACESuite products, the STARSim products, and the LADO Offline Trainer system. The contractor shall provide project management and oversight for LADO trainer suite and simulation taskings including management of staff taskings and performance, developing and maintaining an operating budget, developing and maintaining a project schedule, providing status reporting to customer and upper management, and identifying and managing project risk items. Support shall encompass the maintenance, sustainment and enhancement of existing simulator scripts, as well as, development of new scripts to meet new requirements. The contractor personnel shall conduct simulator operator training and regression testing of updated simulator and LADO software packages.

Infinity Systems Engineering has been awarded a new Prime contract valued at $22.7M to support the Global Positioning System (GPS) program sustainment organization of the Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC). The GPS Engineering, Analysis & Remote Site Sustainment II (GEARSS II) contract provides organizational maintenance and operational support services to the operational unit that will include Network Administrative Operators (NAO), Remote Site Technicians (RST), and Operations Support to the GPS mission. The primary work location will be at Schriever Air Force Base (AFB) and to the 2nd Space Operations Squadron (2 SOPS), with additional staff located at Vandenberg AFB, CA and across the globe at dedicated ground antennas located at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CCAFS), FL; Ascension Island in the South Atlantic Ocean; Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean; and Kwajalein Atoll in the Mid-Pacific Ocean.
Through this contract, which ends in December 2025, Infinity will also provide mission essential Defensive Cyberspace Operations (DCO) support to include, but not limited to: trained DCO personnel; performing DCO crew member duties and responsibilities 24/7 in accordance with Government-provided processes and procedures; performing DCO data analysis and trend correlation; and maintaining required DCO proficiency and certification. Our staff will maintain awareness of GPS network traffic conditions, performance, bandwidth indicators, anomaly alerts, unauthorized activity, audit logs, and any on-going cyber events or incidents.
GEARSS II contract is the vehicle the GPS program sustainment organization (SMC/GPL) will use to satisfy the AFSPC/CC vision that all sustainment contracts for mission system maintenance and support would fall under SMC contract management and administration. SMC/GPL is chartered to ensure the Operational Control Segment (OCS) viability until the Next Generation Control Segment (OCX) effort is developed and fielded. The primary mission of the GPS is to provide precise, continuous, all-weather, three-dimensional position, navigation, and time (PNT) to properly equipped air, land, sea, and space based users. Civil applications include intercontinental in-route navigation (sea and air), vehicle monitoring, oceanic and coastal navigation, harbor operations, resource exploration, hydrographic and geophysical surveying, position reporting and monitoring, coordinating search operations and cell phone timing. The GPS satellites’ secondary payload, the USNDS, is a source of Nuclear Detonation (NUDET) data for United States (US) military operations and treaty enforcement.

Infinity has successfully implemented a Quality Management System (QMS) in accordance with International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and its 9000 family of quality management systems standards. The ISO 9001:2015 certification is the most recently developed standard and reflects our continuous commitment to exceptional quality with each projects that we are involved with.
This standard is based on a number of quality management principles including a strong customer focus, the motivation and implication of top management, the process approach and continual improvement. Using ISO 9001:2015 helps ensure that customers get consistent, good quality products and services, which in turn brings many business benefits.

Infinity was recently appraised and received certification for Maturity Level 3 processes in accordance with Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) for Services. This recognition reflects our corporate commitment to both organizational and individual contracts/projects to address guidance for delivering services with greater maturity and exceptional results.
CMMI Services is an integrated set of best practices that improves performance and key capabilities for organizations that want to produce, deliver, and maintain a quality services management organization. The CMMI Services model provides guidance for improving an organization’s capability to provide quality services for customers and end users. These best practices help organizations provide superior service by strengthening weak customer touch points and enhancing the customer experience.

Infinity Systems Engineering was recently recognized by Lockheed Martin’s Space business area as their Outstanding Small Business partner. This inaugural award recognizes Infinity for their exceptional performance on the Global Positioning System III (GPS III) program, but Infinity’s relationship with Lockheed began more than 20 years ago and has resulted in several similar award recognitions from various business units. Lockheed Martin’s Vice President of Global Supply Chain Management, Rick Smith, states “Infinity Systems Engineering may be a small business, but their roles and contributions to the GPS III efforts are enormous.” Infinity has been teamed with Lockheed Martin since the GPS III contract was initially awarded in 2008. Mr. Smith adds: “Their outstanding support of the GPS III program, since program inception, including providing Subject Matter Experts who have served as Active Duty and/or Reservists in Air Force operations roles is highly valued. This year has marked several major milestone events, representing the culmination of years of effort across the entire team and included significant contributions from Infinity personnel. And now that launch preparations are underway, the team is focused on the final test events prior to launch, including valued Infinity personnel.”

“With several thousand small businesses that Lockheed Martin Space partners with, we are honored to be the initial recipient of this award and it reflects our commitment to excellence for both Lockheed and our Government customers,” says Andy Wilfong, Infinity’s President. Infinity is a small business based in Colorado Springs and their role on the GPS III program spans a variety of disciplines in support of satellite production, testing, and delivery; satellite launch preparations and early orbit checkout; and Control Segment modifications as part of the GPS III Contingency Operations (COps) and M-code Early Use (MCEU) efforts. Infinity personnel provide expertise in systems engineering, Hosted Payload integration and testing, verification and validation, operations documentation including Technical Orders and training materials, and support to transition planning.

The GPS III program will deliver the most powerful GPS satellites ever designed and built for the U.S. Air Force are expected to begin launching in 2018. The satellites will have three times better accuracy and up to eight times improved anti-jamming capabilities. Spacecraft life will extend to 15 years – 25% longer than the newest GPS satellites on-orbit today. GPS III’s new L1C civil signal also will make it the first GPS satellite broadcasting a compatible signal with other international global navigation satellite systems, like Galileo, improving connectivity for civilian users. Additionally, all future GPS III satellites have validated compatibility with the next generation Operational Control System (OCX) and the existing GPS constellation, significantly mitigating risks from adding GPS III to the existing constellation of satellites.

Infinity has also partnered with Lockheed on their recently awarded $7.2 billion contract to build 22 more GPS III satellites. Like the first batch of 10 GPS III satellites, the GPS III Follow-On (GPS IIIF) satellites will be built at Lockheed’s Waterton campus in the Denver suburb of Littleton. This new contract for GPS IIIF will bring GPS to a whole new level. It takes full advantage of a flexible satellite design to incorporate additional new technology like a 100% digital navigation payload, Regional Military Protection and new search-and-rescue payloads into the constellation.

Founded in 1996, with corporate headquarters in Colorado Springs, Infinity provides Advisory, Engineering, Intelligence, Information Technology (IT), Operations & Maintenance (O&M), Testing, and Training services for the Government sector, with extensive experience supporting aerospace and defense systems. They have been selected as an Inc. 5000 company for 10 consecutive years and their current staff includes nearly 200 employees throughout the state of Colorado.

Infinity was awarded a subcontract with Quantech for Space and Missile Systems Center’s (SMC) Range and Network Division and providing acquisition and financial support. This Advisory & Assistance Service (A&AS) support provides a broad range of acquisition and financial management capabilities to execute effective and responsive integrated program management of space-related research, development, production, and lifecycle acquisition activities.