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Ultra Safe Nuclear Corp.

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The July 2021 NASA–DOE contracts to BWX Technologies, General Atomics, and Ultra Safe Nuclear Technologies were valued at $5,000,000 each for one year and covered NTP reactor design.

Mentioned as: Ultra Safe Nuclear Corp.Narrative FinancialJan 24, 2023NASA and DARPA to partner on nuclear thermal propulsion demonstration

NASA has been working on nuclear thermal propulsion technologies through July 2021 awards made in cooperation with the Department of Energy to BWX Technologies, General Atomics, and Ultra Safe Nuclear Technologies.

Mentioned as: Ultra Safe Nuclear TechnologiesTechnical ProductJan 24, 2023NASA and DARPA to partner on nuclear thermal propulsion demonstration

Christopher Morrison of Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation – Space in Seattle received a 2023 NIAC Phase I grant for 'EmberCore Flashlight: Long Distance Lunar Characterization with Intense Passive X- and Gamma ray Source'.

Mentioned as: Ultra Safe Nuclear Corp.Narrative GeneralJan 19, 2023NASA Selects Experimental Space Technology Concepts from NIAC Program for Initial Study

The Defense Innovation Unit selected Ultra Safe Nuclear Corp. and Avalanche Energy on 2022-05-17 to develop small nuclear-powered spacecraft for in-space demonstrations planned for 2027.

Mentioned as: Ultra Safe Nuclear Corp.Org RelationshipMay 17, 2022DIU selects nuclear-powered spacecraft designs for 2027 demonstrations

Ultra Safe Nuclear Technologies, working with Ultra Safe Nuclear Corporation, Blue Origin, General Electric Hitachi Nuclear Energy, General Electric Research, Framatome, and Materion, received one of the NASA nuclear thermal propulsion concept study contracts.

Mentioned as: Ultra Safe Nuclear CorporationOrg RelationshipJul 13, 2021NASA issues contracts for nuclear thermal propulsion studies