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Integration of Contractor Satellites Development Risk for Ground Segment of NDSA

Integration of Contractor Satellites Development Risk for Ground Segment of NDSA

The Space Development Agency (SDA) resorted to a cost-plus contract, rather than SDA's normal fixed price arrangement, in awarding General Dynamics [GD] $324.5 million on May 26 for the ground Operations and Integration (O&I) segment for Tranche 1 of the National Defense Space Architecture (NDSA). For the O&I contract, General Dynamics is teamed with Iridium Communications Inc. [IRDM], Raytheon Technologies [RTX], Kongsberg Satellite Services USA (KSAT-USA)--the U.S. division of Norway's KSAT, and Florida-based Emergent Space Technologies, Inc. While Iridium uses…

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