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Lockheed Martin Joins GPS Innovation Alliance

Annamarie Nyirady

Friday, May 1st, 2020

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Lockheed Martin Joins GPS Innovation Alliance

GPS III space vehicles 01-10. Photo: GPSIA

The GPS Innovation Alliance (GPSIA) has announced Lockheed Martin [LMT] as the newest member of the organization. Lockheed Martin joins member companies John Deere [DE], Garmin [GRMN], Trimble [TRMB], and Collins Aerospace [RTX] as well as 11 national organizations who make up GPSIA’s affiliates program. As the newest member of GPSIA, Lockheed Martin will work with the Alliance to support its goals of heightening the awareness of the benefits of GPS technology — while advocating as the voice of the GPS industry in Washington. Lockheed Martin has…

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