HawkEye 360 Signs About $135 Million in Contracts Since Oct. 1
The company put European contracts at more than $70 million and U.S. government and other international contracts at $65 million.

HawkEye 360 said Thursday it signed about $135 million in global contracts from Oct. 1 through Nov. 12, including work for U.S. government customers and European defense and intelligence organizations.
European contracts exceeded $70 million and covered defense ministries, intelligence agencies and allied partners; another $65 million came from U.S. government and other international contracts. It described the overall total as approximately $135 million.
European work includes previously announced programs supporting air-defense awareness and GPS-interference monitoring. “Europe's evolving security environment is driving an urgent need for greater intelligence independence,” HawkEye 360 Chief Executive Officer John Serafini said.
HawkEye 360 collects and analyzes radio-frequency signals from space for defense, intelligence and national security customers.
A separate $36 million in international contracts covered the quarter ending Sept. 30, before the latest tally period began Oct. 1.