Well, you better be ready to pay up. Which is the inherent problem here.
Creating a robust, well-tested emergency satellite comms system that nobody uses day to day costs a lot of money to develop and maintain…and nobody wants to pay for that.
Creating a robust, well-tested emergency satellite comms system that nobody uses day to day costs a lot of money to develop and maintain…and nobody wants to pay for that.
I assume it would be relatively straightforward to onboard another part of government assuming existing awards, based on my experience with US government contracting.
https://www.usaspending.gov/recipient/586ca912-a43c-d9a3-fbd...