GlobVision is a Montreal technology company developing computational-intelligence software and engineering services for space, aerospace and defence, Earth observation and critical infrastructure.
Operating context
GlobVision’s SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service built on SSAVision and SDAVision. It ingests heterogeneous information through a multi-domain ontology and exposes a common operating picture to operators and other systems. In June 2026, a company statement hosted by CADSI reported a multi-year, multi-user DND contract for SCOP; financial value and operational acceptance were not disclosed. CanadaBuys separately records a SPOT research-and-development testing contract, with a July amendment and displayed total of C$1,090,394.25. SPOT concerns Satellite Proximity Observation-based Threat and should not be conflated with the SCOP award. NATO DIANA’s 2026 listing adds programme participation, while interoperability, data rights and deployment acceptance remain the practical integration questions.
Canadian footprint
GlobVision has a documented Canadian operating presence in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Its public organization and capability evidence should be read at that location and national scope only where the cited sources explicitly support it.
Montreal, Quebec is the published city-level context for GlobVision. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
Space situational-awareness and common-operating-picture software
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GlobVision SCOP provides a configurable space operating picture through a web service and multidomain ontology, ingesting heterogeneous domestic and international information. Built on SSAVision and SDAVision, it connects operator analysis with other common operating pictures. GlobVision reported a multi-year, multi-user DND contract in June 2026, and NATO DIANA lists SCOP in its 2026 decision-support cohort. The contract statement is supplier-authored; its value, configuration and acceptance criteria are not publicly specified.
Evidence of maturity
Marketed software suite with a supplier-reported DND contract and verified NATO DIANA participation. Underlying-suite functions should be checked against the proposed SCOP licence; programme participation does not establish NATO procurement or customer acceptance.
Commercial availability
Discuss software licensing and integration with GlobVision. Establish data licences, supported interfaces, deployment security and operational acceptance requirements for the configured service.
Core features
Configurable system-of-systems web service with multidomain ontology
Integration of heterogeneous domestic and international data
Built on SSAVision and SDAVision software suites
Underlying SSAVision functions include space-weather, conjunction and reentry analysis
Interoperability with other operator common operating pictures
CanadaBuys records a July 22, 2026 amendment to GlobVision’s SPOT testing contract, displaying C$64,062.04 for the amendment and C$1,090,394.25 total. A separate June company announcement concerns a DND SCOP contract with no disclosed value.
GlobVision states that it is developing a Constellation Mission Planning System under a contract with Defence Research and Development Canada; the record does not infer operational procurement beyond the stated development work.
Reviewed connections
Mission area · Reviewed connectionEvidence strength: Moderate
Space-domain awareness and multi-source decision support could inform remote-domain monitoring contexts; the connection is a derived fit assessment rather than a statement of a deployed Canadian mission system.
Reviewed connections indicate possible relevance based on public evidence. They do not indicate procurement direction, eligibility, endorsement or customer interest.
Questions for a first conversation
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Which source feeds, ontology mappings and interfaces are included in SCOP delivery, and what acceptance evidence can be shared separately from the SPOT testing project?
The architecture describes heterogeneous-data fusion, while the public contract records refer to distinct SCOP and SPOT work.
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GlobVision’s SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service with multi-domain ontology, ingesting heterogeneous domestic and international information and exposing a common operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It builds on SSAVision and SDAVision. Public architecture describes functions, not fielded availability, interface conformance or acceptance performance.
Supports: Profile · operating context
GlobVision’s SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service with multi-domain ontology, ingesting heterogeneous domestic and international information and exposing a common operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It builds on SSAVision and SDAVision. Public architecture describes functions, not fielded availability, interface conformance or acceptance performance.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Multi-domain ontology framework; Heterogeneous data ingestion; Common operating picture; Interoperability with other COP systems
GlobVision’s SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service with multi-domain ontology, ingesting heterogeneous domestic and international information and exposing a common operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It builds on SSAVision and SDAVision. Public architecture describes functions, not fielded availability, interface conformance or acceptance performance.
GlobVision’s SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service with multi-domain ontology, ingesting heterogeneous domestic and international information and exposing a common operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It builds on SSAVision and SDAVision. Public architecture describes functions, not fielded availability, interface conformance or acceptance performance.
GlobVision's public evidence establishes its current role and offering, but it does not answer every access, configuration, eligibility, maturity or buyer question needed for a first business-development conversation.
GlobVision’s SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service with multi-domain ontology, ingesting heterogeneous domestic and international information and exposing a common operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It builds on SSAVision and SDAVision. Public architecture describes functions, not fielded availability, interface conformance or acceptance performance.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · defence applications
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · defence applications
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · technicaldomainslugs
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · core features
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · technical tags
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · defence applications
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · technical tags
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · technicaldomainslugs
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · technology readiness level
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · name
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · capability type
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · technical tags
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · core features
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · technical tags
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · defence applications
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · commercial availability
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · core features
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · summary
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · technical tags
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · technicaldomainslugs
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · summary
GlobVision's Space Common Operating Picture is a configurable web service with a multi-domain ontology framework that ingests heterogeneous data and provides common-operating-picture, situational-awareness and decision-support functions for space and pan-domain operations.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · core features
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) → Arctic Domain Awareness
Space-domain awareness and multi-source decision support could inform remote-domain monitoring contexts; the connection is a derived fit assessment rather than a statement of a deployed Canadian mission system.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) → Arctic Domain Awareness
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) → Arctic Domain Awareness
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) → Arctic Domain Awareness
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) → Arctic Domain Awareness
SCOP is a configurable system-of-systems web service using a multidomain ontology to ingest domestic and international information and expose a shared space operating picture through interoperability mechanisms. It is built on SSAVision and SDAVision; supported customer interfaces and data rights are configuration-specific.
GlobVision states that it is developing a Constellation Mission Planning System under a contract with Defence Research and Development Canada; the record does not infer operational procurement beyond the stated development work.
Supports: research-contract delivery relationship
Source location: relationships.0.publicSummary
GlobVision states that it is developing a Constellation Mission Planning System under a contract with Defence Research and Development Canada; the record does not infer operational procurement beyond the stated development work.
True North Map classifies the legacy undated product description as operating context rather than a material current development, so the optional Recent Activity field is cleared.
Supports: Profile · operating context
GlobVision is a Montreal technology company developing computational-intelligence software and engineering services for space, aerospace and defence, Earth observation and critical infrastructure.
Supports: Profile · editorial profile version
GlobVision has sufficient mapped public evidence for private reviewer consideration of the shared editorial profile template.
GlobVision's public project material describes SCOP and a DRDC constellation mission-planning project; NATO DIANA also lists GlobVision in its 2026 Canadian cohort for a space common operating picture.
Supports: Profile · profileData.currentActivity
GlobVision's public project material describes SCOP and a DRDC constellation mission-planning project; NATO DIANA also lists GlobVision in its 2026 Canadian cohort for a space common operating picture.
CanadaBuys records GlobVision’s SPOT research-and-development testing contract from November 3, 2025 to November 3, 2026, with a July 22, 2026 amendment of C$64,062.04 and displayed total contract value C$1,090,394.25. SPOT is Satellite Proximity Observation-based Threat; the award is not automatically the same project as the separate SCOP announcement. The supplier address is Montreal.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
GlobVision is a Montreal technology company developing computational-intelligence software and engineering services for space, aerospace and defence, Earth observation and critical infrastructure.
The official public contact pathway for GlobVision is https://www.globvision.com/.
NATO DIANA lists Canadian GlobVision in its 2026 cohort for a space common operating picture. The programme is a development and testing pathway rather than proof of an operational military installation.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · maturity
NATO DIANA lists GlobVision Inc. of Canada in the 2026 Data Assisted Decision Making cohort for SCOP. Programme selection is an acceleration pathway, not proof of a NATO procurement award.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · summary
NATO DIANA lists GlobVision Inc. of Canada in the 2026 Data Assisted Decision Making cohort for SCOP. Programme selection is an acceleration pathway, not proof of a NATO procurement award.
CanadaBuys records GlobVision’s SPOT research-and-development testing contract from November 3, 2025 to November 3, 2026, with a July 22, 2026 amendment of C$64,062.04 and displayed total contract value C$1,090,394.25. SPOT is Satellite Proximity Observation-based Threat; the award is not automatically the same project as the separate SCOP announcement. The supplier address is Montreal.
CanadaBuys records GlobVision’s SPOT research-and-development testing contract from November 3, 2025 to November 3, 2026, with a July 22, 2026 amendment of C$64,062.04 and displayed total contract value C$1,090,394.25. SPOT is Satellite Proximity Observation-based Threat; the award is not automatically the same project as the separate SCOP announcement. The supplier address is Montreal.
CanadaBuys records GlobVision’s SPOT research-and-development testing contract from November 3, 2025 to November 3, 2026, with a July 22, 2026 amendment of C$64,062.04 and displayed total contract value C$1,090,394.25. SPOT is Satellite Proximity Observation-based Threat; the award is not automatically the same project as the separate SCOP announcement. The supplier address is Montreal.
CanadaBuys records GlobVision’s SPOT research-and-development testing contract from November 3, 2025 to November 3, 2026, with a July 22, 2026 amendment of C$64,062.04 and displayed total contract value C$1,090,394.25. SPOT is Satellite Proximity Observation-based Threat; the award is not automatically the same project as the separate SCOP announcement. The supplier address is Montreal.
Supports: Profile · current activity
CanadaBuys records GlobVision’s SPOT research-and-development testing contract from November 3, 2025 to November 3, 2026, with a July 22, 2026 amendment of C$64,062.04 and displayed total contract value C$1,090,394.25. SPOT is Satellite Proximity Observation-based Threat; the award is not automatically the same project as the separate SCOP announcement. The supplier address is Montreal.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
CanadaBuys records GlobVision’s SPOT research-and-development testing contract from November 3, 2025 to November 3, 2026, with a July 22, 2026 amendment of C$64,062.04 and displayed total contract value C$1,090,394.25. SPOT is Satellite Proximity Observation-based Threat; the award is not automatically the same project as the separate SCOP announcement. The supplier address is Montreal.
GlobVision reports a multi-year, multi-user DND contract for its Space Common Operating Picture software, describing development with DRDC since a 2018 IDEaS selection and 2026 DIANA participation. CADSI hosts the company statement; it is not independent buyer confirmation of acceptance or contract value.
Supports: Profile · current activity
GlobVision reports a multi-year, multi-user DND contract for its Space Common Operating Picture software, describing development with DRDC since a 2018 IDEaS selection and 2026 DIANA participation. CADSI hosts the company statement; it is not independent buyer confirmation of acceptance or contract value.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · commercial availability
GlobVision announced a multi-year, multi-user DND SCOP contract on June 30, 2026 in CADSI member news, tracing the software to 2018 IDEaS development with DRDC. The company describes SCOP as operational but discloses neither award value nor customer acceptance results. CADSI hosts the company statement rather than independently verifying it.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · summary
GlobVision announced a multi-year, multi-user DND SCOP contract on June 30, 2026 in CADSI member news, tracing the software to 2018 IDEaS development with DRDC. The company describes SCOP as operational but discloses neither award value nor customer acceptance results. CADSI hosts the company statement rather than independently verifying it.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · maturity
GlobVision announced a multi-year, multi-user DND SCOP contract on June 30, 2026 in CADSI member news, tracing the software to 2018 IDEaS development with DRDC. The company describes SCOP as operational but discloses neither award value nor customer acceptance results. CADSI hosts the company statement rather than independently verifying it.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · maturity
GlobVision describes SSAVision, an underlying SCOP suite, as covering space weather, conjunction assessment, collision probabilities/avoidance planning, TLE trending, aggregate risk, SAA traversal and reentry prediction, with configurable 2D/3D views. This does not prove every function is included in each SCOP licence.
Supports: Space Common Operating Picture (SCOP) · core features
GlobVision describes SSAVision, an underlying SCOP suite, as covering space weather, conjunction assessment, collision probabilities/avoidance planning, TLE trending, aggregate risk, SAA traversal and reentry prediction, with configurable 2D/3D views. This does not prove every function is included in each SCOP licence.
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