Space Force Expands GPS Fleet with New Lockheed Martin Contract Worth $514 Million
In a significant move, the Space Force has contracted Lockheed Martin for two additional GPS satellites, raising the total to 14 under the GPS 3F program, which enhances navigation capabilities.
Editorial Staff
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The Space Force has announced a new contract with Lockheed Martin valued at $514 million for the production of two more GPS satellites.
This order contributes to the GPS 3F program, which now totals 14 satellites, designed to improve navigation through advanced features.
The upgraded satellites will include anti-jam capabilities, digital payloads, and enhanced signals for civilian navigation, reflecting ongoing efforts to modernize the GPS system.