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Boost! 1 – Commercial Space Transportation Services Element

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Polska firma może tu złożyć wniosek na projekt B+R.

ESA współfinansuje przedkomercyjny rozwój prywatnych usług transportu kosmicznego europejskich firm, w tym uprawnionych polskich przedsiębiorstw, wymagając współfinansowania prywatnego.

Kto może złożyć wniosek
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Operator: European Space Agency. Programme: Boost! – Commercial Space Transportation Services and Support, Element 1. Instrument: other. Who can apply: European companies in participating states, including eligible Polish space-transport businesses, may propose privately led commercial transportation services. Intake: The programme page states permanent open call for proposals; ESA's 12 May 2026 announcement specifies applications through the end of 2028.

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ESA - Boost! overview

Enabling & Support Boost! overview

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ESA / Enabling & Support / Space Transportation

With its Boost! programme, ESA aims to boost commercial initiatives that offer space transportation services to space, in space, and returning from space.

To achieve this, ESA nurtures industrial entrepreneurship and stimulates growth and competitiveness within the privately led and funded space sector in Europe via Boost! – ESA's Commercial Space Transportation Services and Support programme.

This programme also supports ESA Member States in implementing national space transportation objectives in the field of spaceports, testing facilities and associated services.

The space sector is presenting new and attractive business opportunities. Revenues from space applications are drawing newcomers and established space companies into commercial services. Many of these new services involve the deployment of capable, cost-effective light satellites.

Putting these small payloads into orbit is still a difficult step for space entrepreneurs, even though space transportation services have become much more accessible and affordable.

Microlaunchers, rideshare opportunities and dispenser technologies are set to offer opportunities for transport of commercial payloads to space and in space. This includes dedicated missions at relatively low prices.

Future dedicated space transportation services are expected to further extend such opportunities and new businesses in Europe.

ESA is keen to see European economic operators establish new commercial space transportation solutions.

To facilitate this, Boost! – ESA’s Commercial Space Transportation Services and Support programme co-funds and assists the pre-commercial development of new European space transportation services ranging from launch opportunities, in-space transport services to return from space capabilities.

The programme consists of three elements, each with its own objective:

• Boost! 1: Commercial Space Transportation Services Element – to provide support that is flexible and tailored to the needs of European economic operators pursuing privately-led developments for commercially viable new space transportation services.

• Boost! 2: Support to Participating States Element – in meeting the demand of ESA Member States to provide them with assistance in the implementation of national space transportation objectives in the field of spaceports infrastructure and related services.

• Boost! 3: Space Transportation Services Procurement Element - co-funding European launch services on a competitive basis for the purpose of demonstrating and qualifying in orbit technologies or sub-systems on-board of ready-to-fly In Orbit Demonstration/In Orbit Validation satellites

The overarching principle for both programme elements is that activities are initiated by incoming proposals from entities residing in Participating States.

Under the Commercial Space Transportation Element 1, European economic operators are invited to submit service proposals and request ESA support. For this purpose, ESA has released a permanent open call for proposals. For more information, visit the Boost! 1 Channel on OSIP, and consult the frequently asked questions page.

Requests for support through Element 2 should be submitted directly to ESA by Participating States only.

Through Boost! 3, ESA is implementing the European flight ticket initiative together with the European Commission. Ready-to-fly IOD/IOV satellites benefitting from the initiative will be identified through a Call for Satellites, followed by subsequent competitive tendering for launch services.

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Kto może złożyć wniosek – szczegóły
Typy wnioskodawców
MŚP, duża firma
Cel
Badania i innowacje
Znaczenie dla B+R
3 z 3
Polska kwalifikuje się
Tak
Ograniczenie krajów
European companies residing in ESA Boost! participating states, including Poland
Region
Dowolny
Konsorcjum
Niejasne
Poziom gotowości technologicznej (TRL)
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Tematy
  • transport kosmiczny
  • usługi wynoszenia ładunków
  • transport ładunków w kosmosie
  • powrót ładunków na Ziemię
  • komercyjne usługi kosmiczne

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