Globalstar Secures $60 Million in Government Contracts, Boosting Defense Market Presence

Reuters
Aug 15
Globalstar Secures $60 Million in Government Contracts, Boosting Defense Market Presence

Globalstar Inc., a telecommunications infrastructure and technology provider, has announced securing several new government contract awards, expected to bring in a minimum of $60 million in revenue over the next five years. These contracts signify Globalstar's expanding presence in the government and defense sectors, leveraging its Low Earth Orbit $(LEO)$ satellite constellation and advanced networking technologies. The company has formed strategic partnerships, including a successful proof of concept with Parsons for satellite-enabled software-defined communications, which has now moved to the commercial phase. This development underscores Globalstar's capability to deliver mission-critical communications solutions and is anticipated to drive significant growth in government-related revenues.

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