Blue Ring for a Red Planet: Blue Origin wins $700M from NASA for Mars Telecommunications Orbiter
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Blue Ring for a Red Planet: Blue Origin wins $700M from NASA for Mars Telecommunications Orbiter
An artist’s conception shows the Mars Telecommunications Orbiter in Martian orbit. (Blue Origin Photo) Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space venture has won a contract worth up to $700 million to boost NASA’s telecommunications capability in Martian orbit, using a version of the company’s Blue Ring multi-mission space platform. The contract calls on Blue Origin to deliver a high-performance Mars telecommunications orbiter to NASA by the end of 2028, the…
NASA selects Blue Origin as Mars telecommunications network provider
Jessica Taveau writing for NASA reports that the agency has awarded Blue Origin a contract to build the Mars Telecommunications Network. The firm-fixed-price contract has a maximum potential value of about $700 million, and calls for delivery of a high-performance Mars telecommunications orbiter no later than December 31, 2028. Blue Origin will design, develop, integrate, […]
The new orbiter will have to be delivered by the end of 2028 and become operational on the Red Planet in 2030, offering high performance capabilities for scientific data, images, navigation and critical communications The article Mars, Blue Origin will build for the NASA a $700 million TLC network comes from CorCom.
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