TUPPER LAKE, NY — NATO officials have been clear in recent months that they need more satellite capacity to handle alliance’s challenges and that the current capacity-sharing agreement with national satellites from the United States, France, Britain, Italy, Spain and Luxembourg — the NATO Satcom Services 6th Generation (NSS6G), which runs to 2034 — is not enough.
The 32-nation NATO has been managing what it calls Project 7 procurement process, which seeks to use commercial capacity in UHF, military-Ka and X-band. NATO had scheduled to release of . . .
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