Space Force picks Anduril for an electronic-warfare software prototype
SpaceNews reported on Nov. 13 that the Space Force selected Anduril, Booz Allen Hamilton, and Peerless Technologies to compete for a cloud command system for its electronic-warfare network, calling it the first phase of a $60 million prototype program. ExecutiveGov, citing Space Systems Command, said Tuesday's Phase I awards total roughly $10 million over three months inside that program, and that the companies must deliver working software before one vendor is chosen. An SSC award notice was not opened, and no per-company split was stated.
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