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NASA awarded a task order through its Commercial Lunar Payload Services program to Blue Origin to transport VIPER to the Moon's south polar region in late 2027.
VIPER will be transported to the Moon by Blue Origin's lunar lander, Blue Moon Mark 1 (MK1), as part of NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program in late 2027.
Blue Origin is preparing two Mark I robotic lunar landers for launch, with the first one targeted to fly later this year.
NASA awarded a potential contract to Blue Origin for delivering the VIPER rover to the Moon’s south pole in late 2027.
This is Blue Origin's second contract for lunar transportation under the Commercial Lunar Payload Services program.
Blue Origin's recent developments reflect a new urgency as Jeff Bezos dedicates more time to the company.
Blue Origin must demonstrate that Blue Moon can land on the Moon before receiving the full award.
NASA is considering handling the delivery of the reactor to the Moon using cargo versions of Human Landing System reactors from Blue Origin and SpaceX.
Blue Origin is responsible for the complete landing mission architecture for the lunar volatiles science rover.
The hiring of Dave Limp as Blue Origin's CEO in late 2023 has changed the company culture.
The launch of ESCAPADE is scheduled to occur no earlier than fall on Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket.
Blue Origin's MK1 robotic lander will deliver VIPER to the lunar south pole.
Blue Origin will conduct design, analysis, and testing of a large lunar lander for the mission.
Blue Origin's first delivery is targeted for launch later this year using the Blue Moon Mark 1 robotic lander.
Blue Origin will handle end-to-end payload integration and post-landing payload deployment activities.
NASA has awarded Blue Origin a CLPS task order to deliver a rover to the moon’s South Pole region.
This is the second CLPS lunar delivery awarded to Blue Origin.
NASA will decide to exercise the option to deliver the rover after reviewing the base task and Blue Origin's first flight of the Blue Moon MK1 lander.
The total potential value of the CLPS task order awarded to Blue Origin is $190 million.
Blue Origin will deliver VIPER to the lunar surface in late 2027 using a second Blue Moon MK1 lander.