- Space Research
- University of Colorado (UCB) Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) – supporting scientific instruments on Galileo, UARS, TIMED, SDO, and Cassini
- University of Southern California (USC) Space Sciences Center (SSC) - providing operational backup for SOHO SEM data dissemination
- NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) – providing the nation's civilian 24-hour forecast of solar spectral irradiances
- Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) – supporting scientific instruments on LRO
- Magnetic Indices
- U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) – developing a new real-time Dst geomagnetic index using the USGS magnetometer network
- Space Environment Corporation (SEC) – operationalizing a new real-time and forecast Dst geomagnetic index
- Instrumental Software Industries, Inc. (ISTI) – operationalizing a new real-time Dst geomagnetic index
- Carmel Research Center (CRC) – developing a new forecast Dst geomagnetic index
- GEO Satellite Operations
- Analytical Graphics, Inc. (AGI) – developing real-time and forecast space weather applications for use in GEO
- LEO Satellite Operations
- Institute of Information Science and Technologies (ISTI) National Research Council (CNR) (ISTI/CNR) – developing satellite drag specifications for LEO
- Communications
- Space Environment Corporation (SEC) – operationalizing real-time and forecast communications capabilities for commercial users
- Utah State University USTAR Space Weather Center - GAIM and IFM model operations, iPhone space weather applications
- Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) – prototyping low-latitude scintillation forecasts in support of C/NOFS
- Aviation
- IPS MeteoStar (IPSM) providing real-time and forecast communications capabilities for commercial aviation
- NASA Langley Research Center (LaRC) – developing real-time radiation environment capabilities for commercial aviation
- Community Coordinated Modeling Center (CCMC) – developing forecast radiation environment capabilities for commercial aviation
- Infrastructure
- sysRAND – developing advanced space systems plug-n-play avionics and a lunar excavator
- Microcosm – supporting advanced spacecraft designs from LEO to GEO
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