The deal is valued at around $40 million and is comprised of the Jupiter advanced camera and additional services. The project aims to be completed in three and a half years.

“Elop has been a world leader in the field of space cameras for many years, and our systems are supplied to a variety of space agencies and customers in the satellite market, providing high performance and reliability throughout the mission lifecycle,” Elop General Manager Adi Dar said in a statement. “We trust that this contract will lead to additional contracts, both in Israel and abroad.”