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U.S. Space Force awards commercial contracts for space tracking services

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The U.S. Space Force recently awarded initial operational contracts under the Commercial Augmentation Space Reserve program to six space domain awareness companies. These contracts are designed to allow the Space Force to quickly utilize commercial space tracking networks if an unexpected event occurs in orbit. The companies selected offer a diverse range of sensor options, including ground-based radars and orbital intelligence products.

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The contracts establish a framework for the Space Force to integrate commercial capacity into its domain awareness capabilities. This move indicates a reliance on private sector technology to address potential space events, influencing the market for space domain awareness services.

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