The U.S. Space Force has allocated $13.7 billion in launch service contracts for National Security Space missions through 2033, dividing the awards among three companies: SpaceX ($5.9 billion), United Launch Alliance ($5.4 billion), and Blue Origin ($2.4 billion). This marks the first time three companies will share the responsibility for launching high-priority military and intelligence payloads under the National Security Space Launch (NSSL) Phase 3 Lane 2 procurement program. The Contract Breakdown The Space Force anticipates awarding 54 launches over five years with SpaceX receiving approximately 60% of missions (28 launches), ULA getting about 35% (19 launches), and Blue Origin … Continue reading SpaceX Wins 60% of $13.7B Space Force Contracts as ULA, Blue Origin Join NSSL Phase 3