BAE Systems completes critical design review for USSF USD 1.2 billion MEO Epoch 2 missile warning satellites

By Public Technologies
  • BAE Systems completed a Critical Design Review for the USSF Resilient Missile Warning & Tracking MEO Epoch 2 program.
  • The milestone clears the design to move into production for a missile-warning constellation aimed at tracking ballistic missiles and hypersonic threats.
  • BAE Systems, as prime contractor, will build 10 spacecraft and develop the ground system for mission management and command and control.
  • The review finished on schedule, 14 months after award, for a contract valued at USD 1.2 billion.


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