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ISRO Keen to Outsource PSLV, SSLV Manufacturing to Concentrate on Human Spaceflight
ISRO and its commercial wing Antrix on Wednesday said they are willing to outsource manufacturing of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle and the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle.
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ISRO Keen To Outsource Polar, Small Satellite Launch Vehicle
ISRO and its commercial wing Antrix today said they are willing to outsource manufacturing of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) and the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) so that the space agency could focus on the proposed human space programme.
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ISRO Embraces Private Sector, Outsources Satellite Manufacture
The Indian space establishment has crossed a new threshold, engaging for the first time a private sector industry to make a full multi-crore, heavy duty satellite.
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ISRO Embraces Private Sector, Outsources Satellite Manufacture
In a highly secure, clean room of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) here, a new jugalbandi is unfolding - teams from the private sector are working shoulder-to-shoulder with government engineers to create a new bird that will soar in the sky very soon.
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ISRO Keen to Outsource PSLV, SSLV Manufacturing to Concentrate on Human Spaceflight
ISRO and its commercial wing Antrix on Wednesday said they are willing to outsource manufacturing of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle and the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle.
-
ISRO Keen To Outsource Polar, Small Satellite Launch Vehicle
ISRO and its commercial wing Antrix today said they are willing to outsource manufacturing of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) and the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) so that the space agency could focus on the proposed human space programme.
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ISRO Embraces Private Sector, Outsources Satellite Manufacture
The Indian space establishment has crossed a new threshold, engaging for the first time a private sector industry to make a full multi-crore, heavy duty satellite.
-
ISRO Embraces Private Sector, Outsources Satellite Manufacture
In a highly secure, clean room of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) here, a new jugalbandi is unfolding - teams from the private sector are working shoulder-to-shoulder with government engineers to create a new bird that will soar in the sky very soon.
