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A five-year Commercial Satellite Communications (COMSATCOM) Transponded Capacity (CTC) contract worth $27,540,000 was awarded to SES Space & Defense by the U.S. Space Force’s Commercial SATCOM Communication Office (CSCO) through the Defense Information Systems Agency’s Defense Information Technology Contracting Organization (DITCO).
The U.S. Space Force’s Commercial Satellite Communications Office (CSCO) plans to award nearly $2,300,000,000 in commercial satcom contracts over the next two years.
Under the continuing resolution, $23,000,000 that the Commercial Satellite Communications Office was counting on to acquire commercial satcom services cannot be implemented.
The Commercial Satellite Communications Office is considering options to procure services from emerging low Earth orbit and medium Earth orbit providers, while the Department of Defense continues to primarily rely on geostationary satellites.
The U.S. Space Force’s Commercial Satellite Communications Office manages $4,600,000,000 worth of contracts, with most contracts for satellite bandwidth rather than for managed services.
Space Systems Command plans to expand SMC’s existing Commercial Satellite Communications Office so it can acquire other types of commercial capabilities.
CSCO currently procures geostationary broadband and narrowband services from incumbent providers including Iridium Communications.
The Commercial Satellite Communications Office (CSCO) reports to SMC, is located near Washington, and serves as a template for acquiring other commercial services.
CSCO procures approximately $1,000,000,000 per year in commercial satellite communications services.
OneWeb plans to compete for DoD contracts managed by the U.S. Space Force’s Commercial Satellite Communications Office.
Space Systems Command will include the Commercial Satellite Communications Office, a group based in the Washington, D.C. area that manages Defense Department procurement of commercial satcom.
The Commercial Satellite Communications Office, based in the Washington D.C. area, manages the procurement of commercial satcom for the Department of Defense.