And the winners are Rocketplane Kistler and SpaceX
Kislter's website is here (not sure how new it is).
[upate: Cots Watch has a running Q&A transcript.
Here is some snipets:
How is the money allocated? And does this mean you will purchase from both or just one? No one is gauranteed a purchase out of this since the actual purchase of flights will follow a standard RFP. $207 mllion for RPK and $278 million for SpaceX.
Is there some definite notional market? Yes. On the order of half a dozen flights per year total.
If one of these companies hits the ball out of the park, what does that do to the CEV project? It seems that could put the CEV out of business? CEV is designed for the lunar mission. Just because you can go to the space station doesn't mean you can go to the moon. So the CEV's primary mission is the moon.]
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Friday, August 18, 2006
COTS Winners Announced
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