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Redwire and ispace US to partner on lunar missions

Posted: Sun, Apr 13, 2025, 11:46 AM ET (1546 GMT)
Redwire is partnering with ispace US on lunar lander missions. The two companies announced a memorandum of understanding Tuesday where Redwire will contribute technologies and facilities for lunar landers that ispace US develops. The companies intend to compete for future NASA Commercial Lunar Payload Services missions, but also see increased commercial interest in lunar spacecraft.

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