Quantum Space Wins NASA Moon Base Transportation Contract

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Quantum Space Part of Team Awarded $185 Million NASA Contract for Moon Base Transportation Program

ROCKVILLE, Md., Nov. 7, 2026 - Quantum Space, LLC, a company developing the next generation of advanced maneuverable spacecraft, announced its selection as part of a team led by Arrow Science and Technology for a $185 million award under NASA's Moon Base Transportation program. Quantum Space will receive approximately 25 percent of the total contract value.

As a subcontractor to Arrow, Quantum Space will provide its Ranger orbital transfer vehicle to deliver NASA's two CAPSTONE-2 spacecraft to lunar orbit. The mission supports NASA's efforts to establish a sustained presence at the lunar south pole by procuring reliable commercial launch and in-space transportation services.

Key Highlights

  • NASA Contract: Part of a $185 million award under the Moon Base Transportation program.
  • Quantum Space Share: Approximately 25 percent of the total contract value.
  • Mission Details: Ranger orbital transfer vehicle to deliver NASA CAPSTONE-2 spacecraft.
  • Partners: Team led by Arrow Science and Technology, utilizing SpaceX Falcon 9 for launch.

About Quantum Space

Quantum Space is building the next generation of advanced maneuverable spacecraft for national security, civil and commercial space operations. Its mission centers on the Ranger platform: a highly maneuverable spacecraft designed to address the needs of national security and commercial operators. With patented propulsion, extended on-orbit endurance, and modular flexibility, Ranger is engineered to outmaneuver legacy satellites and operate dynamically across diverse mission sets. For more information, visit www.quantumspace.us.

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