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NASA awarded Johns Hopkins APL a $17.6M task under LSII via the ARDES II contract vehicle.
Why it’s here: A $17.6M NASA award to JHU APL under the Lunar Surface Innovation Initiative for lunar surface technology development is a space technology program squarely within the Space technology area.
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AwardMarshall Space Flight CenterJan 10NASA awarded Johns Hopkins APL a $17.6M task under LSII via the ARDES II contract vehicle.$17.6M obligatedARDES II 80MSFC20D0004Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics LaboratorySpaceLifecycle5 linked
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