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2026-08-04•1 min read

Rocket Lab and STR Secure $615M Space Force Target Tracking Contracts

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"The military's actively buying its way out of a single-vendor bottleneck because letting one private company control the entire orbital surveillance grid is a massive operational liability."

Rocket Lab and STR Secure $615M Space Force Target Tracking Contracts
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  • •They're building out the Space-Based Airborne Moving Target Indicator program to detect aircraft and missile threats from orbit without risking surveillance crews.
  • •It follows a $4.16 billion award previously given to SpaceX to construct the initial satellite constellation.
  • •And a third unnamed contractor also took a piece of the $615 million pool, but their identity is currently withheld for operational security.

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Rocket Lab $RKLB and STR win $615 million in Space Force orbital tracking contracts. They're building out the Space-Based Airborne Moving Target Indicator program to detect aircraft and missile threats from orbit without risking surveillance crews. It follows a $4.16 billion award previously given to SpaceX to construct the initial satellite constellation. And a third unnamed contractor also took a piece of the $615 million pool, but their identity is currently withheld for operational security. "The core focus of this second task order is diversifying our capabilities and ensuring we don’t rely on a single technical solution." — Col. Ryan Frazier
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