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DENVER, November 19, 2025 – Quindar, the company powering autonomous and scalable mission control across hybrid space systems, today announced it has raised $18M in Series A funding led by Washington Harbour Partners with continued investment from Booz Allen Ventures, FUSE, FCVC, and Y Combinator. The new capital will enable the company to develop a state-of-the-art classified facility in the Denver metro area to service multi-mission commercial and government programs, increase the number of commercial integrations, and expand its workforce.
Quindar provides a common operating picture (COP) that automates the entire mission lifecycle—from planning and flight dynamics to command, control, and event management—so operators can achieve mission readiness faster and operate with industry-leading resilience. Its modular open systems approach enables operators to integrate diverse satellites into unified constellations in days, not years, reflecting the DoD’s growing emphasis on speed, adaptability, and iterative fielding.
“We are answering America’s call to speed. Our commercially proven common operating picture quickly integrates one satellite or thousands into the same constellation in a matter of days,” said Nate Hamet, co-founder and CEO of Quindar. “We can connect directly to spacecraft or through third-party mission operations centers, all while maintaining the observability, automation, and security needed for national defense. This investment enables us to support classified and unclassified missions alike—and to ensure that every operator, from startup to government, can fly with confidence.”
Traditional mission control systems are fragmented, labor-intensive, and difficult to update as the mission and threats evolve. A typical Space Systems Command operational ground system takes more than a decade to field. Operators need a utility that scales, automates and unifies mission planning, execution, and monitoring while maintaining the trust and control required for national security and commercial operations. Quindar is transforming spacecraft operations to manage satellites as reliably as data centers, embedding intelligence across the stack so that fleets can operate with higher resiliency and without having to rebuild the ground system.
“We're excited to welcome Quindar, whose work is advancing the next generation of U.S. space infrastructure, into our growing family of space innovators,” said Mina Faltas, Founder and Chief Investment Officer at Washington Harbour Partners."With a focus on the nation’s most urgent security challenges, we are committed to investing in companies like Quindar that help strengthen America’s strategic edge.”
With this new investment, Quindar is entering its next phase of growth—focused on expanding secure infrastructure and operational capacity to meet rising demand from the government and commercial missions that require secure infrastructure. The company is building out new classified facilities in the Denver area and scaling its workforce from 30 to nearly 100 employees across engineering, operations, and mission support. These efforts will enhance Quindar’s ability to deliver trusted, on-demand mission control capabilities to programs that require the highest levels of security, reliability, and responsiveness.
To learn more about Quindar, please visit: https://www.quindar.space/
About Quindar
Quindar is the unified, automation-first mission management platform for scalable satellite operations. The company replaces fragmented ground systems with a resilient, cloud-native solution for command, control and automation. From first launch to full constellation, Quindar enables faster deployment, continuous uptime, and operational resilience—at any scale. To learn more, please visit: https://www.quindar.space/
Media Contact:
Nickell Communications for Quindar: quindar@nickellcommunications.com
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