WASHINGTON — Satellite communications provider Viasat has secured its first task order worth $3.5 million under a new U.S.

Each 400-kilogram satellite, roughly the size of a dishwasher, is scaled for smaller regional coverage, compared with traditional GEO satellites that are typically the size of a school bus.

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This is the first Task Order award for Viasat under the 10-year IDIQ contract, which now has an expanded ceiling value of $13 billion. As part of this contract, Viasat aims to provide a suite of fully ...

Viasat (VSAT) announced that Inmarsat Government received a Task Order award to provide satellite communications services under the ...

This collaboration aims to explore opportunities in designing and developing GEO communications satellites. The MoU, signed by ReOrbit and Ananth Technologies, outlines areas of potential ...