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Dana Mehnert: L3Harris Merger Supports Company Dev’t
Dana Mehnert, president at L3Harris’ communications systems business, said the L3-Harris merger produced new developments in ground and air communications markets, Shephard Media reported Friday.
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Iridium Announces 10 Partners for Transceiver Dev’t Effort; Matt Desch Quoted
Iridium Communications has revealed the first batch of beta partners for the development of devices based on the company’s Certus 9770 transceiver.
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BCT to Help Viasat Demo Military Data Link Connectivity in Space
Blue Canyon Technologies will support Viasat’s effort to test a low-Earth orbit spacecraft designed to access the Link 16 military data link, which is used to transmit data between military vessels.
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PAR Subsidiary to Help Manage Navy Satcom Facility, Terminals
PAR Technology's Rome Research Corp. subsidiary has secured a potential five-year, $26.2M contract to help the U.S. Navy manage a satellite communications facility located in Chesapeake, Va.
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ULA to Carry Air Force Cubesat Rideshare Payload on AEHF-5 Mission
United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V rocket will carry a cube satellite for the U.S. Air Force along with the service’s fifth Advanced Extremely High Frequency communications satellite as a rideshare payload, Space News reported Monday.
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Atlas Space Operations Expands Global Ground Station Network
Atlas Space Operations has added nine new ground stations to its satellite communications network, providing a total of 13 ground stations.
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Skyworks Announces New Communications Amplifier
Skyworks Solutions has unveiled a new series of amplifiers designed to support communications in austere environments.
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SRI International Deploys Atmospheric Distortion Experiment
SRI International announced Monday that they launched an experiment June 25 from Kennedy Space Center to support NASA’s efforts in the collection of atmospheric data.
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LinQuest Offers Model-Based Systems Engineering Support to Air Force Under Military Satcom Contract
LinQuest provides engineering and integration support services for the U.S. Air Force’s satellite communications architecture under a potential seven-year, $562M contract awarded in June, C4ISRNET reported Friday.
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Hughes to Connect State, Local Gov’t Facilities via Satellite Internet Service; Tony Bardo Quoted
Hughes Network Systems will provide a broadband internet service to state and local government agencies through a contract with the National Association of State Procurement Officials. The company said Tuesday its HughesNet for Business offering is designed to connect government offices and facilities such as schools, police stations and environmental monitoring stations.