Resupply

None of this has anything to do with funding levels for Commercial Resupply Services for ISS, which is the actual service purchase managed by the ISS Program Office within ESMD..

COTS Thoughts From Jim Muncy - NASA Watch 2009

It initiated a new contract, CRS (Commercial Resupply Services)

Transition Team Update - NASA Watch 2009

After a careful review of all the facts and in consideration of all of the source selection documentation provided to date, PlanetSpace has filed a protest to NASA's award of the ISS Commercial Resupply Services Contract.

NASA Watch: April 2009 Archives 2009

After a careful review of all the facts and in consideration of all of the source selection documentation provided to date, PlanetSpace has filed a protest to NASA's award of the ISS Commercial Resupply Services Contract.

NASA Watch: January 2009 Archives 2009

This article on hyperbola says that the $150 million "is to enable earlier Commercial Resupply Services cargo missions."

A Big First Step for COTS-D Today - NASA Watch 2009

After a careful review of all the facts and in consideration of all of the source selection documentation provided to date, PlanetSpace has filed a protest to NASA's award of the ISS Commercial Resupply Services Contract.

PlanetSpace Files COTS Protest - NASA Watch 2009

After a careful review of all the facts and in consideration of all of the source selection documentation provided to date, PlanetSpace has filed a protest to NASA's award of the ISS Commercial Resupply Services Contract.

PlanetSpace: COTS Protest Denied - NASA Watch 2009

On Christmas Eve-Eve, NASA finally announced the results of its long-running Commercial Resupply Services competition, and as the tidbit above correctly points out, neither Lockheed nor Boeing (nor Alliant Techsystems, for that matter) wound up in the winners circle.

COTS Pick: A Sea Change? - NASA Watch 2008

On Christmas Eve-Eve, NASA finally announced the results of its long-running Commercial Resupply Services competition, and as the tidbit above correctly points out, neither Lockheed nor Boeing (nor Alliant Techsystems, for that matter) wound up in the winners circle.

NASA Watch: December 2008 Archives 2008

Boeing, Lockheed and ATK would have profited had their PlanetSpace proposal been accepted for the Cargo Resupply Services contract.

Making Sure The Workforce Gets The Message - NASA Watch 2008