Sinclair Interplanetary has designed and built flight hardware for the following missions:

• Latinsat-1&2 (Launch December 2002)
  
• AMSAT-OSCAR 51 (Launch June 2004)
• APRIZESAT-1 (Launch June 2004)
• Confidential commercial satellite (Launch July 2006)
• FalconSat-3 (Launch March 2007)
• Confidential commercial satellite (Launch June 2007)
• CanX-2 (Launch April 2008)
  
• AISSat-1 (Launch July 2010)
• FalconSat-5 (Launch November 2010)
• X-Sat (Launch April 2011)
• SDS-4 (Launch May 2012)
  
• Aeneas (Launch September 2012)
• ORBCOMM Generation 2 Satellite 1 (Launch October 2012, reentered shortly after)
• UniBRITE (Launch February 2013)
• BRITE-Austria (Launch February 2013)
• ORS Tech-1&2 (Launch November 2013)
• BRITE-PL1 (Launch November 2013)
• SkySat-1 (Launch November 2013)
• NPS-SCAT (Launch November 2013)
• BRITE-Toronto (Launch June 2014)
• BRITE-Montreal (Launch June 2014, failed to separate from upper stage)
• Perseus M-1 and M-2 (Launch June 2014)
• BugSat-1 (Launch June 2014)
• CanX-4&5 (Launch June 2014)
• AISSat-2 (Launch July 2014)
• SkySat-2 (Launch July 2014)
• DX-1 (Launch July 2014)
• ORBCOMM Generation 2 Satellites 3, 4, 6, 7, 9 and 11 (Launch July 2014)
• BRITE-PL2 (Launch August 2014)
• RACE (Launch October 2014, destroyed after launcher first stage failed)
• ExoCube (Launch January 2015)
• EV9 (Launch September 2015)
• HiakaSat (Launch November 2015, destroyed after launcher failed)
• ORBCOMM Generation 2 Satellites 2, 5, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 (Launch December 2015)
• AggieSat-4 and Bevo-2 (Released from ISS January 2016)
• SkySat-C1 (Launch June 2016)
• M3MSAT (Launch June 2016)
• CLAIRE, aka GHGSAT-D (Launch June 2016)
• SkySat-3, -4, -5 and -6 (Launch September 2016)
• BlackSky Pathfinder-1 (Launch September 2016)

Doug Sinclair (when not representing Sinclair Interplanetary) has also designed and built flight hardware for these missions:

• FEDSAT-1 (Launch December 2002)
• CHIPSAT (Launch January 2003)
• MOST (Launch June 2003)