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Silicon Valley Space Week brings together the senior leaders of the commercial and national-security space sectors for a single week of interconnected conferences, including the Satellite Innovation & MilSat Symposium, in the heart of Silicon Valley. The event is designed to facilitate high-level networking among those who fund, build, fly, and purchase space systems, creating direct business opportunities through meaningful connections. Hosted at 1401 N Shoreline Blvd in Mountain View, California, the gathering unites military, civil, industry, and academic stakeholders under one roof to advance collaboration and innovation across the space enterprise. The event is forecasted for June 2026 and is organized by the Space Systems Command under the Department of the Air Force, though no formal solicitation or contracting mechanism is currently active; interested participants must register through the official link to secure attendance.

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Silicon Valley Space Week unites space leaders for networking and innovation in June 2026, hosted by Space Systems Command.

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Department Of The Air Force → Space Systems CommandView Agency

NAICS

561920 - Convention and Trade Show OrganizersView NAICS

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AgencyDepartment Of The Air Force → Space Systems Command

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Two Conferences. One Week. Satellite Innovation & MilSat Symposium. Silicon Valley Space Week draws the senior side of the commercial and national-security space communities. The people who fund, build, fly, and buy. Expect to leave with connections that directly benefit your business.
Location: 1401 N Shoreline Blvd Mountain View, CA 94043 Audience: Mil, Civ, Industry, Academia Registration: https://satnews.regfox.com/svsw-2026

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