Gilat Satellite Networks said Gilat DataPath received more than $8 million in U.S. Department of War orders
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Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. said its Gilat DataPath unit received orders totaling more than $8 million from the U.S. Department of War for field services and SATCOM system upgrades. The orders cover support for deployed military communications systems, with deliveries expected over the next 12 months.
According to the company, the work expands Gilat Defense’s presence across U.S. defense programs. The company said the orders reflected continuing demand for operational support capabilities and SATCOM expertise tied to deployed communications systems.
The orders build on Gilat DataPath’s ongoing support of deployed U.S. military communications systems, the company said. The scope combines field services with SATCOM upgrades intended to address evolving operational needs, supporting customers across the operational life of their systems and adapting networks to new mission requirements.
Gilat DataPath received the orders for field services and SATCOM system upgrades supporting deployed military communications systems. “These awards reflect the U.S. Department of War's continued confidence in Gilat Defense's ability to support mission-critical communications for defense operations,” said Nicole Robinson, President of Gilat DataPath. “By combining advanced field services with proven SATCOM system upgrade capabilities, we help ensure deployed communications systems remain ready to support operational requirements whenever and wherever they are needed.” The company also included forward-looking statements that relate to expectations and risks under U.S. securities laws.
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