SciTec says it added GEO sensor data to Space Force FORGE
On Oct. 28, 2026 SciTec, a Firefly Aerospace company, said it integrated data from the Space Force Wide Field of View satellite in geostationary orbit into the FORGE ground system used for missile warning. SciTec said the work advances its existing $259 million FORGE Enterprise OPIR Solution contract and follows a second operational acceptance in September 2025. The release is the company's account; no separate Space Force confirmation was opened.
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