Viasat wins USD 42 million Marine Corps satellite services task order

By Public Technologies
  • ViaSat won a $42 million initial task order under a seven-year U.S. Marine Corps MECS2 IDIQ with a $307 million ceiling.
  • Work covers fully managed, end-to-end global satellite connectivity services to support Marine Corps enterprise communications across multiple orbits.
  • Delivery includes managed SATCOM capacity via L-, Ku-, Ka-band services, backed by Viasat’s Ka-band network, including ViaSat-3 satellites.
  • Service package also provides 24/7 network operations, security operations support, bandwidth management, monitoring, cybersecurity, data transport to the Marine Corps network.


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