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York Space Subsidiary Wins Pentagon Contract for SATCOM Manufacturing

Key Takeaways
  • York Space subsidiary ALL.SPACE wins Pentagon contract for SATCOM manufacturing.
  • Contract aims to produce hundreds of units per month, potentially thousands per year.
  • Hydra terminal certified on WGS and O3b mPOWER, with multi-orbit capabilities.
  • Production to take place in Alabama, with potential for thousands of units annually.
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Strategic Implications

This contract may indicate the Pentagon's growing reliance on commercial manufacturers for defense SATCOM needs. The focus on high-volume production suggests a shift towards more agile and responsive supply chains, which could benefit York Space and other companies involved in the 10ⁿ program. The success of this initiative may set a precedent for future defense procurement and production strategies.

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What Happened

Defense Innovation Unit Bets on Commercial-Speed Production

The US military has selected York Space subsidiary ALL.SPACE to produce satellite communications terminals under the 10ⁿ program, a Pentagon initiative aimed at accelerating defense SATCOM manufacturing. The contract, awarded through an Other Transaction Authority agreement, tasks ALL.SPACE with producing hundreds of units per month, potentially thousands per year, of its Hydra terminal, which is certified on the Wideband Global SATCOM constellation and SES’s O3b mPOWER medium Earth orbit network. The production will take place in Alabama, with the goal of meeting the Pentagon’s growing demand for satellite communications terminals. This development was first reported by Unknown Source.

Source | Originally Published: September 1, 2026

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Key Takeaways
  • York Space subsidiary ALL.SPACE wins Pentagon contract for SATCOM manufacturing.
  • Contract aims to produce hundreds of units per month, potentially thousands per year.
  • Hydra terminal certified on WGS and O3b mPOWER, with multi-orbit capabilities.
  • Production to take place in Alabama, with potential for thousands of units annually.
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Strategic Implications

This contract may indicate the Pentagon's growing reliance on commercial manufacturers for defense SATCOM needs. The focus on high-volume production suggests a shift towards more agile and responsive supply chains, which could benefit York Space and other companies involved in the 10ⁿ program. The success of this initiative may set a precedent for future defense procurement and production strategies.

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What Happened

Defense Innovation Unit Bets on Commercial-Speed Production

The US military has selected York Space subsidiary ALL.SPACE to produce satellite communications terminals under the 10ⁿ program, a Pentagon initiative aimed at accelerating defense SATCOM manufacturing. The contract, awarded through an Other Transaction Authority agreement, tasks ALL.SPACE with producing hundreds of units per month, potentially thousands per year, of its Hydra terminal, which is certified on the Wideband Global SATCOM constellation and SES’s O3b mPOWER medium Earth orbit network. The production will take place in Alabama, with the goal of meeting the Pentagon’s growing demand for satellite communications terminals. This development was first reported by Unknown Source.

Source | Originally Published: September 1, 2026

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