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The U.S. Department of War will receive Gilat DataPath deliveries under the new orders within 12 months.
Gilat DataPath received orders totaling about $11 million to supply field services and customized satellite communications terminals to the U.S. Department of War over the next year.
Cailabs partnered with DataPath, a Gilat subsidiary, to build transportable optical terminals for military users.
Gilat Satellite Networks together with subsidiaries Gilat Wavestream, Gilat DataPath, and Gilat Stellar Blu offers integrated satellite communications solutions across multiple platforms.
An order valued at approximately $10 million for a customized Earth Observation Solution has been placed with Gilat DataPath.
Cailabs has signed an agreement valued up to $60.82 million with DataPath to integrate and deploy the first unit produced of the Transportable Optical Ground Station (T-OGS) and the first lot of up to 12 production units.
Cailabs is working to bring transportable optical ground stations to market through a new agreement with DataPath.
Robinson mentioned that existing DataPath customers are interested in hybrid systems combining T-OGS optical capability with RF terminals capable of doing backhaul.
Cailabs and DataPath held a signing ceremony on December 15 during the Department of Defense (DoD) Commercial Satcom Workshop in Arlington, Virginia.
DataPath is a subsidiary of Gilat Satellite Networks and has deep experience in deploying Wideband Global Satcom (WGS)-certified hub systems.
Gilat DataPath's SATCOM terminal solutions enhance operational performance in Earth observation capabilities.
The design draws on Gilat DataPath's experience with rugged SATCOM terminals adapted for high-rate imaging and sensor payloads used in Earth observation missions.
Gilat DataPath has received orders of more than $7 million to provide additional Transportable SATCOM Terminals to the U.S. Army.
Gilat DataPath's WGS-certified DKET 3421 is a combat-proven, rugged terminal designed to meet demanding mission requirements.
The latest award reflects the U.S. Army's continued confidence in Gilat DataPath's DKET technology as a vital enabler of secure SATCOM infrastructure.
Gilat DataPath, a subsidiary of Gilat Satellite Networks, has secured a U.S. Army SATCOM contract worth over $7 million, with potential to scale to $70 million.
DataPath was awarded a contract from the U.S. Department of Defense for more than $4,000,000 to supply DKET 3421 terminals.
Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. acquired DataPath in November 2023.
Gilat Satellite Networks subsidiary DataPath has been awarded a $12,000,000 contract to continue a program sustaining anytime, anywhere satellite connectivity for the United States Army.
The U.S. Department of Defense awarded a $5,000,000 order to DataPath, a U.S.-based subsidiary of Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd.