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Taylor Jordan Puts a $2.35 Billion Price on NOAA’s New Commercial Data Vehicle.

Submit on Saturday, September 26th, 2026 07:39

Taylor Jordan told World Space Business Week that NOAA’s new 10-year commercial data vehicle carries a $2.35 billion ceiling. The agency’s solicitation and award notices cite only the $8 billion shared across ProTech 2.0.

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