Competing at the Speed of Space: What Space Force’s Acquisition Shift Means for Government Contractors | PilieroMazza, Law Firm, Government Contracts Attorney
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Boeing recently signed a $2 billion contract with the U.S. Space Force to build a new generation of military communications satellites. This contract is part of the Mobile User Objective System Service Life Extension (MUOS SLE) program. The contract involves building two narrowband communications satellites to provide reliable voice and critical data transmission services to military users worldwide, assisting them...
Competing at the Speed of Space: What Space Force’s Acquisition Shift Means for Government Contractors | PilieroMazza, Law Firm, Government Contracts Attorney
Defense contracting is changing rapidly, and United States Space Force (USSF) procurements are no exception. In September 2025, Chief of Space Operations Gen. Chance Saltzman emphasized that USSF cannot afford to maintain the status quo of “chasing perfection” and instead must shift toward building “minimum viable capability.” For contractors, that message is important: winning future USSF work may depend less on proposing a fully mature, long-d…
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