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Orbital Infrastructure Division

Engineering the infrastructure of orbit.

TVK Infrastructure & Energy Systems Ltd. is developing an orbital-infrastructure direction spanning debris recovery, in-orbit servicing, logistics, mission intelligence and trusted operational systems.

Founding programme

TVK Orbital

TVK Orbital is the public technology brand of the Orbital Infrastructure Division. Its founding mission is orbital debris detection, rendezvous, capture, stabilisation, recovery and responsible reuse.

  • Detect and characterise high-risk orbital objects
  • Plan safe rendezvous with non-cooperative targets
  • Capture, stabilise, recover and prepare responsible disposal
  • Develop pathways toward servicing and circular orbital systems
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Platform layer

OSOIX

OSOIX is the concept-stage intelligence, verification and operations platform intended to support orbital recovery, servicing, logistics, digital twins and future orbital-energy applications.

  • Mission intelligence and simulation
  • Secure system and partner connectivity
  • Authenticated telemetry and evidence reconciliation
  • Auditable operational records and settlement compatibility
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Corporate structure

One legal company. Two distinct public technology identities.

TVK Infrastructure & Energy Systems Ltd.

The existing corporate and legal foundation for infrastructure, energy systems and the Orbital Infrastructure Division.

TVK Orbital

The orbital mission, recovery and future servicing brand. It is not presented here as a separately incorporated company.

OSOIX

The independent platform brand for intelligence, verification and orbital operations.

Development status

Disciplined ambition, explicit boundaries.

The orbital programmes and OSOIX platform are at concept and development stage. No claim is made here of flight heritage, dedicated programme funding, announced customers, operational autonomous orbital networks or commercial orbital-energy delivery unless separately evidenced.