Lockheed Adds Inovor For JP9102 Australian Military Satellite Bid

June 13, 2022
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Inovor's Hyperion satellite project.
Credit: Inovor Technologies
SINGAPORE—Lockheed Martin will be teaming with Australia’s Inovor under the so-called Hosted Missions Program for the JP9102 military satellite project. If Lockheed’s proposal is selected by the Australian government, Inovor will be able to build satellites and utilize surplus capacity aboard JP102...

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