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EU invites bids for Galileo project.
(From Suddeutsche Zeitung)
The European Union is again inviting tenders for its Galileo satellite system, with 30 navigation satellites, through which the EU aims to compete with the GPS system of the US. It will aim to launch Galileo in 2013. A sum of 3.4bn euros will be made available for the project until that date.
Contracts will be ...
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