GPS Service Outages & Status Reports

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Experiencing GPS satellite service disruptions, degradation, or position/time anomalies?

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Civilian User Support — Non-Aviation

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The U.S. Coast Guard Navigation Center (NAVCEN) is the designated point of contact for providing operational GPS user support to the civilian community. The following links lead to the NAVCEN website.

If you suspect a GPS disruption due to illegal signal jamming, please report it to the FCC in addition to NAVCEN. Learn more at FCC.gov

Civilian User Support — Aviation

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Civil aviation users should contact the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for GPS user support within the United States. For aviation GPS support outside the United States, please contact NAVCEN. The following links lead to pages on the FAA website.

Military User Support

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The GPS Operations Center (GPSOC) at Schriever Air Force Base, Colorado, is the focal point in the Department of Defense (DOD) for operational issues and questions concerning military use of GPS. The GPSOC, part of Air Force Space Command, provides DOD and allied GPS users worldwide with anomaly reports and other information 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The GPSOC is responsible for:

The GPSOC interfaces with the civil community through NAVCEN and FAA.

Visit GPSOC website (may not open for non-military users)

The responsibilities of the three GPS user support agencies (NAVCEN, FAA, and GPSOC) are documented in an interagency agreement. View it