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Blue Origin , SpaceX and U.S. Space Force to compete for launch contracts worth $5.6 billion .
The contracts are part of the NSSL Phase 3 launch services program.
At least 30 NSSL Lane 1 missions will be launched over the five-year span.
Blue Origin's New Glenn heavy-lift rocket is currently scheduled for August 2024 .
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