Maxar wins nearly $205M in Middle Eastern defense contracts
WESTMINSTER — Maxar Technologies, a Westminster-based aerospace company specializing in satellite imagery, recently inked three new contracts for its Maxar Intelligence division that total $204.7 million.
The contracts “will help accelerate sovereign defense and intelligence capabilities and space leadership across the Middle East and Africa (MEA),” Maxar said in a news release.
The company did not specify which entities in the region it will service with these contracts.
“The contracts, which expand on Maxar’s two decades-long leadership in the region, are built around Maxar’s Direct Access Program (DAP) offering,” the release said. “The MEA customers will have direct access to Maxar’s industry-leading satellite constellation and geospatial intelligence products, including very high-resolution satellite imagery, 3D terrain data and advanced analytics for persistent monitoring in near real-time.”
Maxar Technologies, a Westminster-based aerospace company specializing in satellite imagery, recently inked three new contracts for its Maxar Intelligence division that total $204.7 million.
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