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The Government Accountability Office denied the Blue Origin and Dynetics protests on 2021-07-30.
The Government Accountability Office announced its decision on 2021-07-30 and withheld the formal decision memo until a redacted version suitable for public release was available.
The Government Accountability Office rejected on 2021-07-30 protests filed by Blue Origin and Dynetics regarding the SpaceX NASA contract for Starship development.
The U.S. Government Accountability Office denied protests on 2021-07-30 that Blue Origin and Dynetics filed against NASA’s award of a single Human Landing System contract to SpaceX.
The Government Accountability Office is reviewing protests filed in April by Blue Origin and Dynetics regarding the Human Landing System awards and has an 2021-08-04 deadline to issue a ruling.
The Government Accountability Office has an 2021-08-04 deadline to rule on the protests filed over the Human Landing System awards.
The Government Accountability Office issued a report on 2021-07-19 recommending federal spectrum management reforms to improve interagency collaboration.
A manager’s amendment retained $1,345,000,000 for HLS and stated the committee elected not to further fence or condition funds for the Human Landing System at this time because of ongoing protests of the award being considered by the Government Accountability Office.
Blue Origin’s Human Landing System bid was $5,990,000,000 as stated in its protest filed with the Government Accountability Office.
The Government Accountability Office published a report on 2021-06-08.
The Government Accountability Office has until 2021-08-04 to sustain or deny the HLS Option A protests.
Dynetics filed a protest with the Government Accountability Office on 2021-04-26 seeking to overturn the HLS Option A award.
Blue Origin filed a protest with the Government Accountability Office on 2021-04-26 seeking to overturn the HLS Option A award.
The bipartisan leadership of the House Science Committee requested the Government Accountability Office to investigate NASA’s cybersecurity activities in a 2021-05-27 letter.
The Government Accountability Office released a report on 2021-05-26 assessing NASA’s Artemis program.
The Government Accountability Office published its annual report on major NASA programs on 2021-05-20.
The Government Accountability Office identified that the U.S. Space Force plans to acquire billions of dollars worth of new satellites over the coming years.
Congress removed weather satellites from the Government Accountability Office’s 'high risk' defense programs list in March 2019 based on progress since 2017.
The Government Accountability Office is reviewing protests filed by Blue Origin and Dynetics about NASA’s selection of SpaceX for the single Human Landing System award, with a decision due by 2021-08-04.
The Global Positioning System ground system and missile warning satellites are examples of acquisition programs identified as problematic by the Government Accountability Office.