Space Agreement Acts

NASA Selects 4 U.S. Partners to Help Further Spaceflight Industry, No Extra Cost to Government

Medicine & Technology Dec 26, 2014

On December 23, NASA announced new unfunded partnerships with four U.S. firms to help develop the spaceflight industry. Specifically, these firms will assist with developing new space capabilities for both government and non-government customers. That’s right, these partnerships bring us that much closer to public spaceflight opportunities.

Space Agreement Acts

NASA Selects 4 U.S. Partners to Help Further Spaceflight Industry, No Extra Cost to Government

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