Satellite Today learned that the U.S. Air Force awarded a $54 million launch contract to The Boeing Co. [BA] that calls for the use of four Delta II rockets to launch GPS satellites. To issue the contract, the Air Force needed to temporarily suspend a ban that precludes Boeing from bidding for federal launch contracts; in 2003, improperly obtained documents belonging to Lockheed Martin [LMT] were discovered in Boeing’s possession. The Air Force cited national security reasons for its temporary suspension of the ban.
Boeing Wins $54 Million USAF Launch Contract
Viasat MDD Software is Available on New Samsung Galaxy S20 TE Solution
Viasat revealed on Monday that its Mobile Dynamic Defense (MDD) cybersecurity software is available for the new Samsung Galaxy S20 Tactical Edition (TE) solution. Viasat’s MDD solution provides cyber protection, […]
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