CRV COMPETITION

EDITED BY BRUCE A. SMITH May 22, 2000
NASA is approaching the selection of two $56-million Phase I International Space Station Crew Rescue Vehicle (CRV) study contracts. International contractor participation is a key element of two of the three teams in the competition. Boeing has as part of its team Alenia from Italy, DaimlerChrysler...

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