In-space services & exploration
Arrow Science and Technology
Arrow Science and Technology is a Texas space logistics and engineering company selected for NASA lunar transport work.
- Space logistics
- Flight integration
- Launch integration
- Precision manufacturing
- Lunar transportation
- Space industry
- International space
- Space companies
- Aerospace
- In-space services
- Space exploration
Arrow Science and Technology provides engineering, manufacturing and space logistics services from Webster, Texas. Its website identifies flight hardware and government and commercial customers as areas of work. NASA independently identifies the company as a launch services contractor.
NASA named Arrow among the recipients of lunar transportation task orders. Quantum Space identifies Arrow as prime contractor and mission integrator for the team planning to launch NASA payloads on Falcon 9 and transfer them using Ranger. The partner announcement describes the subcontract terms as still being finalized.
Milestones
- 22 August 2024
NASA selected Arrow Science and Technology as an additional VADR launch services provider.[2] - 07 November 2026
NASA named Arrow Science and Technology among the recipients of Moon Base launch and orbital transportation task orders.[3]
Sources
Arrow Science and TechnologyHOME | Arrow SciTecharrowscitech.com
NASANASA Selects Three New Venture-Class Launch Service Providersnasa.gov
NASANASA Awards Moon Base Transportation, Technology, Science Projectsnasa.gov
Quantum SpaceQuantum Space Part of Team Awarded $185 Million NASA Contract for Moon Base Transportation Programquantumspaceinc.com
Coverage of Arrow Science and Technology
Lunar logistics
NASA awards $1.3 billion in lunar transport task orders
Six orders cover launch and orbital transfer demonstrations. Company plans describe future missions, including a Ranger vehicle still in development; the combined value is separate from the broader contract ceiling.
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