Judge releases against nasaspacex contract redacted

The courtвЂ™s opinion is currently sealed, as the case contains information proprietary to the companies, but the parties were ordered by Hertling to deliver proposed redactions by Nov. HertlingвЂ™s ruling dismissed Blue OriginвЂ™s claims. Bezos is also the founder of e-commerce giant Amazon.ДЄ redacted version of Blue OriginвЂ™s lawsuit revealed the companyвЂ™s complaint focused on proving that NASA wrongly awarded the contract to only SpaceX and вЂњdisregarded key flight safety requirementsвЂќ in the process. Government Accountability Office, but the GAO in late July denied the companyвЂ™s appeal вЂ“ leading BezosвЂ™ space company to escalate its legal action. SpaceX was competing with Blue Origin and Dynetics for what was expected to be two contracts, before NASA only awarded a single contract due to a lower-than-expected allocation for the program from Congress.Д«lue Origin quickly protested the decision with the U.S. The company was challenging the space agency's decision to award SpaceX the sole contract to. Worth $2.9 billion, the SpaceX contract will see the company use its Starship rocket to deliver astronauts to the moonвЂ™s surface for NASAвЂ™s upcoming Artemis missions. On Thursday, the US Court of Federal Claims dismissed a lawsuit brought against NASA by Blue Origin.

government over a 2. NASA in April awarded SpaceX with the sole contract for the agencyвЂ™s Human Landing System program under a competitive process. Jeff BezosвЂ™ Blue Origin on Thursday lost a lawsuit against the U.S. вЂњThere will be forthcoming opportunities for companies to partner with NASA in establishing a long-term human presence at the Moon under the agencyвЂ™s Artemis program,вЂќ the agency added.ДЄ Blue Origin spokesperson said in a statement to CNBC that the companyвЂ™s lawsuit вЂњhighlighted the important safety issues with the Human Landing System procurement process that must still be addressed.вЂќ NASA said in a statement that work with SpaceX will resume вЂњas soon as possibleвЂќ now that the ruling has been issued. Court of Federal Claims ruled against Jeff BezosвЂ™ Blue Origin on Thursday in the companyвЂ™s lawsuit versus NASA over a lucrative astronaut lunar lander contract awarded to Elon MuskвЂ™s SpaceX earlier this year.ДЇederal Judge Richard Hertling sided with the defense in his ruling, completing a monthslong battle after Blue Origin sued NASA in August.

Judge releases against nasaspacex contract redacted