Space Force selects 14 vendors for a decade-long, $1.8B geosynchronous surveillance push
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The U.S. Space Force selected 14 companies to compete for task orders under the Andromeda program—a $1.8 billion, 10-year procurement to develop satellites and systems for tracking activity in geosynchronous orbit, starting with RG-XX satellites to replace the current GSSAP fleet and create a more distributed, updatable GEO-surveillance architecture.
Topics:business#andromeda-program#defense-contractors#geosynchronous-orbit#militaryspace-archive#space-force#space-surveillance
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