Pentagon leaders believe that estimate is conservative, leading the U.S. Space Force to kick off a new roughly $2 billion satellite program to build a backup GPS.

For chronic truants, a GPS program can help them make the grade By Nicole Santa Cruz, Los Angeles Times Feb. 25, 2011 12 AM PT ...

Sierra Space announced in September a "Quick Start" R-GPS contract awarded by the Space Systems Command (SSC) to produce design concepts for smaller, more cost-effective GPS satellites. This new ...

A $1.6 billion ground control system being developed by Raytheon Co for Global Positioning System (GPS)satellites passed a Pentagon review, but will be monitored to ensure it stays on track, a ...

The Lockheed Martin-led GPS 3 team completed the program’s critical design review in August 2010, has since entered the manufacturing phase and remains on track to deliver the first GPS 2A ...

This way you can zoom out to see the path ahead; hopefully minimizing any “route recalculating” along the way. Program Updates The journey to build the new GPS III satellites has been full of twists ...

The GPS III COps program achieved several successes in recent months. First, the program completed final ground control system software testing and verification in May 2019.

Raytheon Company’s GPS OCX program is ready for the U.S. Air Force’s launch of the first modernized GPS satellite later this year. Raytheon’s GPS Next-Generation Operational Control System, known as ...

Its GPS program, begun in 2022, is the first of its kind in Iowa. “I like where the program is going,” Sheriff Brad Kunkel said. “It’s slower than what we thought.