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Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC)

A consortium focused on fostering collaboration in the space industry, providing networking opportunities for members.

CCI Score

CCI Score: Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC)

-17.77

0.01%

Latest Event

SpEC Contract Awarded by Space Force

On January 15, 2021, the U.S. Space Force awarded the contract for managing the Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC) to NSTXL following a delay to review concerns over a prior judgment against NSTXL. The decision, while following due diligence, ties SpEC to a larger defense apparatus that some left-leaning critics argue reinforces militaristic practices that may contribute to authoritarian dynamics.

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ENABLER

Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC) is currently rated as an Enabler.

-10 to -19 CCI Score
Companies in this segment facilitate authoritarian practices while claiming neutrality. They provide resources or support that indirectly bolster oppressive regimes, thereby undermining democratic accountability without overtly endorsing the regime.

Latest Events

  • SpEC Contract Awarded by Space Force Logo
    JAN
    15
    2021

    On January 15, 2021, the U.S. Space Force awarded the contract for managing the Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC) to NSTXL following a delay to review concerns over a prior judgment against NSTXL. The decision, while following due diligence, ties SpEC to a larger defense apparatus that some left-leaning critics argue reinforces militaristic practices that may contribute to authoritarian dynamics.

  • -20

    Economic Collaboration

    March 18

    The awarding of this contract to manage SpEC links the consortium with defense sector collaborations. Although thorough due diligence was performed, the involvement in a high-stakes military or defense environment can be viewed through a left-leaning lens as contributing to the militarization that bolsters authoritarian frameworks. The event raises concerns regarding economic collaboration with elements of the state that may facilitate such outcomes.

    Space Force Awards NSTXL Space Consortium Contract

  • U.S. Air Force Appoints New Manager for SpEC Defense Contracts Logo
    DEC
    31
    2020

    The U.S. Air Force has awarded NSTXL the management of the Space Enterprise Consortium (SpEC), which is set to oversee up to $12 billion in military space contracts over the next decade. Critics argue that this contract enhances the military-industrial complex, potentially fostering an environment conducive to authoritarian practices.

  • -30

    Economic Collaboration

    March 18

    Space Enterprise Consortium's engagement with the U.S. Department of Defense, through managing large-scale military space contracts, fuels concerns regarding economic collaboration with elements of the military-industrial complex. From a left-leaning anti-fascist perspective, such deep involvement in defense contracts can be seen as supporting structures of militarization and centralized control, which may contribute to authoritarian practices.

    U.S. Air Force Picks New Manager for Space Enterprise Consortium

  • National Security Technology Accelerator Names SpEC Manager Logo
    DEC
    14
    2020

    The US Space Force has awarded a management contract for the Space Enterprise Consortium to the National Security Technology Accelerator, integrating the consortium into US defense initiatives and raising concerns about alignment with militaristic and authoritarian practices.

  • -20

    Public and Political Behavior

    March 18

    The company's involvement in a high-profile defense contract underlines its proximity to politically driven military initiatives. This collaboration, while not a direct political contribution, reflects an engagement with state-sponsored efforts that may inadvertently support authoritarian tendencies by reinforcing militarization.

    National Security Technology Accelerator Named Space Enterprise Consortium Manager; Tim Greeff Quoted

  • -50

    Economic and Structural Influence

    March 18

    Securing a potential $12B contract to manage a consortium emphasizes deep economic collaboration with national security and defense bodies. This substantial financial engagement not only strengthens the military-industrial complex but also raises questions about the company's role in supporting policies that can foster authoritarian control.

    National Security Technology Accelerator Named Space Enterprise Consortium Manager; Tim Greeff Quoted

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