There is quite literally only one answer to that, someone is putting their thumb on the scales because they are going to profit from it. No bias or anything else necessary at all because there is no other answer.Let us all use our brains for a moment and think about this, i am trying to remain unbiased as possible ignoring what i know about that company;
A ready to use, well-matured, field proven, serially produced weapon system is not ordered.
A weapon system that is yet to exist conceptually is ordered by TR -1 to 1 replicating capabilities of the aforementioned system with no additional capability, or modularity- , for an unknown amount (likely more than what the previously mentioned existing system would cost) , company utilized upfront payment for R&D and development of the mentioned system, not meeting any given deadlines (and with a questionable reliability when they did). State has paid for the development of a system, indirectly.
Why did Unirobotics need orders from TR prior to hiring new engineers and setting a team, if they were so confident of the company on making a good product (or a cost effective product to be competitive on the price) to rival the other system. All i want to know is this; why are they priviliged while not introducing anything new but domectic machine gun that also can he swapped to Stamp?
It's not like Aselsan is some out of favour company they are trying to replace, on the contrary, with the new SSB they have gone even beyond being one of the favourites to the one and only; Haluk Görgün is putting people who have been at Aselsan everywhere he can, we all know that.