Spacecom to continue providing satellite services to the Israeli government
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Spacecom announced this week the extension of its agreement with the Israeli government. Under the new agreement, the company will continue to provide satellite communication services to the state in a deal valued at approximately $9 million.
As part of the agreement, the company will operate the 'Amos 4' satellite and use it to provide services to the government until the end of the satellite's commercial lifespan. This collaboration ensures the continuity of essential communication services for various state entities.
In addition to continuing the operation of the existing satellite, the agreement also includes an expansion of the scope of activities and technological services that the company provides to the government. This step is intended to improve Israel's space communication capabilities and address the changing needs of government systems.
The decision to extend the engagement reflects the great importance the state places on the use of Israeli satellite technology. Spacecom continues to be a key player in this field, while maintaining a close relationship with various government ministries.
Sources: Israel Defense
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