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On 2021-05-05 Blue Origin offered one seat on the first astronaut flight of New Shepard through an online auction.
Blue Origin submitted a bid of $5,990,000,000 for the HLS Option A competition.
Blue Origin’s bid for the Human Landing System competition was $5,990,000,000.
NASA Acting Administrator Steve Jurczyk indicated on 2021-04-27 that it was too soon to determine whether the GAO protests by Blue Origin and Dynetics would delay moving forward on Human Landing System work.
Brent Sherwood, senior vice president of advanced development programs at Blue Origin, stated in an affidavit included with the protest that Blue Origin received no feedback on its proposal until NASA notified the company on 2021-04-16 that it had not been selected.
Blue Origin filed a protest with the U.S. Government Accountability Office on 2021-04-26 over NASA’s decision to select only SpaceX for the Human Landing System program.
Blue Origin’s National Team submitted a $5,990,000,000 bid for the Human Landing System award.
Blue Origin’s first New Glenn launch was pushed back to late 2022 after Blue Origin lost a significant Pentagon contract last year.
Blue Origin completed New Shepard Mission NS-15 on 2021-04-14.
The New Shepard vehicle lifted off from Blue Origin’s Launch Site One in West Texas at 12:51 p.m. Eastern on 2021-04-14.
Blue Origin completed a New Shepard test flight on 2021-04-14.
Blue Origin’s New Shepard NS-15 flight is targeting liftoff on Wednesday, 2021-04-14 from Launch Site One in West Texas.
On 2021-04-12, DARPA selected Blue Origin and Lockheed Martin to develop competing spacecraft concepts for a demonstration of nuclear thermal propulsion under the DRACO program.
DARPA awarded Blue Origin a $2,500,000 contract under the DRACO program.
Jeff Bezos expected Blue Origin to begin crewed New Shepard flights by the end of 2019 based on a February 2019 interview.
Blue Origin provided a live webcast of NS-15 starting at T-minus 60 minutes on BlueOrigin.com.
The HLS base period awards made in 2020-04-01 to teams led by Blue Origin, Dynetics, and SpaceX were set to end 2021-04-30.
Blue Origin’s New Shepard crew capsule will use reaction control thrusters to spin at a rate of 11 revolutions per minute to simulate lunar gravity.
Blue Origin had been planning the first reduced-gravity New Shepard flight in 2022.
Kencoa Aerospace made a rocket engine supply contract with Blue Origin under which Kencoa Aerospace LLC will produce parts for Blue Origin’s BE-4 rocket engines.