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NASA awards first Moon Base contracts under Isaacman's revised Artemis plan
NASA this month raised CLPS 1.0 to $4.2 billion, created a CLPS 2.0 contract vehicle with a $10 billion ceiling and eight eligible companies, and awarded Blue Origin $94 million (plus a $140 million option) for the PROMISE rover delivery. It also issued about $1.3 billion in VADR launch task orders for Moon Base Phase One and moved SLS toward a near-Block 1 configuration while halting Mobile Launcher 2 work. Next is a Marshall solicitation for Moon Base demonstrations under NextSTEP-3, with responses due January 4, 2027. · 2h ago
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Monday, Nov 9
5d agoCongressHouse Committee on Energy and CommerceH.R. 10987 was referred to the House Energy and Commerce Committee, proposing that FERC create procedures letting states refer public utilities for investigation.H.R. 10987EnergyDetails2 linked 5d agoCongressHouse Committee on Energy and CommerceH.R. 10988 would direct FERC to require public utilities to deploy advanced transmission technologies on certain projects, and was referred to House Energy and Commerce on November 10, 2026.H.R. 10988EnergyDetails3 linked 5d agoCongressHouse Committee on Energy and CommerceH.R. 10989 was introduced to exempt certain electric grid capacity maintenance and expansion activities from NEPA environmental review and was referred to House Energy and Commerce.H.R. 10989EnergyDetails2 linked
Wednesday, Nov 11
3d agoCongressHouse Committee on Energy and CommerceH.R. 11023 was referred to the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which would let FERC modify filings made under Part II of the Federal Power Act.H.R. 11023EnergyDetails3 linked
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