HawkEye 360, Inc. (NYSE: HAWK) announced that its Cluster 14 satellites have reached Full Operational Capacity, adding signals intelligence collection capability to the company's space-based constellation.

The satellites were launched aboard SpaceX's Falcon 9 Transporter-16 mission and have completed on-orbit commissioning. Cluster 14 is now delivering operational data for defense, maritime, and national security applications.

Operating in sun-synchronous orbit, Cluster 14 incorporates improvements to onboard processing and system performance. According to the company, Cluster 14 achieved the shortest commissioning period in HawkEye 360's history.

"Reaching FOC for Cluster 14 demonstrates our commitment to continuously innovating and evolving the constellation to support the missions that matter most," said John Serafini, Chief Executive Officer of HawkEye 360.

Todd Probert, Chief Operating Officer, said the transition to operational status "reflects the disciplined engineering and operational excellence that underpin our growth."

HawkEye 360 detects, geolocates, and characterizes radio-frequency emissions for U.S. government and allied customers. The company completed its initial public offering in May 2026.