NASA Turns To Alternative Contracting Methods For Artemis Moon Plan

March 13, 2020
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Maxar is building the Lunar Gateway power and propulsion element under an unusual partnership arrangement with NASA.
Credit: NASA Concept
Whether or not NASA makes its 2024 deadline for landing astronauts on the Moon remains to be seen, but the expedited schedule, ordered by President Donald Trump, already has made an impact in the key but understated realm of government contracting. NASA originally targeted 2028 for its first crewed...

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