Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. (GILT), a global leader in satellite networking technology, has won a contract exceeding $4 million from the U.S. Department of Defense. The contract involves supplying Gilat’s U.S. subsidiary, DataPath, with DKET 3421 terminals—advanced transportable satcom hubs designed for rapid deployment in critical military missions. The terminals are expected to be delivered in the first half of 2025.
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Key Features of Gilat’s DKET 3421 Terminals
The DKET 3421 terminal offers crucial capabilities for high-stakes military communications. Each unit supports multi-carrier operations and a scalable modem architecture of up to 32 modems, ensuring flexibility and robust performance in field operations.
Weighing under 5,000 lbs., the DKET 3421 terminal is designed for quick transport and setup, deploying in under three hours. This single-skid hub provides adaptable satellite connectivity to meet a wide range of mission requirements.
A Trusted Partner for Critical Defense Solutions
Nicole Robinson, President of DataPath, emphasized that the repeat order underscores the U.S. military’s trust in Gilat’s advanced technology.
“This order highlights our commitment to delivering dependable, high-performance solutions for mission-critical defense applications,” said Robinson.
“We are proud to support the evolving needs of our defense customers.”
About Gilat Satellite Networks
Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. has over 35 years of expertise in providing cutting-edge satellite-based communications solutions. Known for its secure, end-to-end solutions for broadband, ground, and new space communications, Gilat serves a broad range of industries, including commercial, government, and defense.
The company’s mission is to connect the world, bringing reliable communication to underserved regions and supporting essential operations around the globe.
With this new contract, Gilat strengthens its position as a trusted technology provider to the U.S. Department of Defense, enhancing operational success across global missions.
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