Quilty also believes that the Army would not have increased its MTS ceiling with Comtech so drastically if it was not planning to go with the company's BFT-2 solution. "MTS was the Army's original tracking solution and now BFT is pulling the weight. Would the Army have increased its MTS ceiling by $270 million if they weren't considering Comtech for BFT-2? I don't think so. The contract ceiling increase would have been $50 million if that were the case. This was a 'wink-wink' from the Army. When I saw this develop, I went from being 95 percent sure that Comtech was going to win this to being 98 percent sure." Even ViaSat has gone on the record with projections that Comtech would be selected for the BFT upgrade. During ViaSat's 2010 fourth quarter financial report conference call, President and COO Rick Baldridge played down his company's chances when asked about the possibility of winning the BFT-2 award. "If I were a betting man, I'd bet on the incumbent," Baldridge said.