A high-stakes competition between Airbus and Lockheed Martin is nearing a critical decision over a potential £2 billion contract to design and build the next generation of military satellites. The contract, which could shape future defense capabilities, will determine which company secures the responsibility for developing advanced satellite technology. With both firms offering competing proposals, the outcome will have significant implications for the aerospace industry and national security infrastructure. The selection process highlights the growing demand for next-generation satellite systems in modern military operations.
Decision looms on contract worth up to £2bn as Airbus and Lockheed Martin vie to build next generation of military satellites
