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After NSIL’s PPP bid, IN-SPACe opens LVM-3 to private sector with ToT push

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After NSIL’s PPP bid, IN-SPACe opens LVM-3 to private sector with ToT push
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India's space regulator, IN-SPACe, has invited private companies to bid for the transfer of technology for the LVM-3 heavy-lift rocket. This initiative aims to increase private sector participation in India's space industry by enabling commercial production and launch services.

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This marks a significant shift in India's space policy, moving from state-led operations to a commercialized model that could accelerate the country's global space market competitiveness.

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