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NOAA selected L3Harris in March to provide the imager instrument for GeoXO under a $765,500,000 contract.
Rick Spinrad, NOAA administrator, testified at a House Science Committee hearing on 2023-05-11 about NOAA’s budget proposal and emphasized that funding for GeoXO and other future satellite programs will ensure critical data continuity and add new capabilities.
The GeoXO program received $285,000,000 in fiscal year 2023 funding, below the $653,800,000 NOAA requested for that year.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration signed Woolpert to a $7,000,000 contract to perform hydrographic surveying and collect bathymetric data in and around Nome, Alaska.
NOAA awarded L3Harris Technologies (NYSE:LHX) the Geostationary Ground Sustainment Services contract valued at up to $275,000,000.
NOAA awarded L3Harris Technologies a Geostationary Ground Sustainment Services contract valued at up to $275,000,000.
The GGSS contract is a five-year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to provide sustainment services for the ground system that supports NOAA’s Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites – R Series (GOES-R).
NASA builds and launches GOES-R Series satellites for NOAA.
The GOES-R ground system receives data from GOES-R Series spacecraft and generates real-time data products that support NOAA’s National Weather Service and the nation’s weather enterprise.
Work under the GGSS contract will be performed at NOAA facilities in Suitland, Maryland; College Park, Maryland; Wallops Island, Virginia; and Fairmont, West Virginia; and at the L3Harris facility in Melbourne, Florida.
NOAA awarded the Geostationary Ground Sustainment Services (GGSS) contract to L3Harris Technologies Inc. of Palm Bay, Florida.
L3Harris Technologies has been the prime contractor and systems integrator for the GOES-R ground segment since 2009 when the company won a 10-year, $736,000,000 NOAA contract.
In 2010 L3Harris Technologies won a $130,000,000 NOAA contract to develop the GOES-R ground segment antenna.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration awarded a contract to L3Harris Technologies to continue providing ground services for the current generation of geostationary weather satellites.
The latest NOAA Geostationary Ground Sustainment Services contract runs through 2028-05-10 and work under the contract will be carried out through a series of task orders.
Under the contract announced 2023-05-11, L3Harris Technologies will handle communications with NOAA’s Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites-R Series, data processing, and information distribution.
In 2019 NOAA awarded L3Harris Technologies a $284,000,000 contract to modernize the GOES-R ground infrastructure.
Through a program called NEON Series One, NOAA will launch new microwave and infrared sounders on common spacecraft buses.
NOAA plans to launch an Advanced Technology Microwave Sounder engineering development unit refurbished by Northrop Grumman on a commercial satellite bus for QuickSounder.
NOAA’s 2024 budget proposal seeks $342,400,000 in fiscal year 2024 for the Polar Weather Satellites program, which includes JPSS.