Builds autonomous surface mobility and resource prospecting systems for the Moon and extreme terrestrial environments.
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Suppliers & service providers to Lunar Outpost
SpaceX— launch services · launch services / lander provider2 connectionsTell me more
SpaceX provides launch services for Lunar Outpost's Lunar Voyage 3 mission and related lunar payloads (targeted 2027).
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SpaceX provides Starship lunar lander launch and delivery services that Lunar Outpost has contracted to use for delivering its lunar surface assets (Lunar Outpost is a named commercial partner on a Starship lunar lander agreement).
Type One Ventures is an investor in Lunar Outpost; Type One completed an investment into Lunar Outpost to help scale mobility technology for commercial lunar operations (rover development and lunar instruments).
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Type One Ventures supplies investment capital to Lunar Outpost for developing lunar rovers and instruments to explore the Moon and mine resources (Space vertical, Series A stage).
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Goodyear— materials / tires & mobility components partner · supplier2 connectionsTell me more
Goodyear is named as a consortium partner with Lunar Outpost on lunar mobility efforts, providing tire/traction and mobility component expertise to enable Lunar Outpost’s rover capabilities.
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Goodyear supplies advanced lunar tires (wire mesh design) for Lunar Outpost's Pegasus Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) as part of NASA's Artemis program, supporting astronaut missions beginning in 2028.
Nokia's LSCS lunar network deployed via Intuitive Machines IM-2 lander enables communications, command-and-control, and data transmission for Lunar Outpost's MAPP rover on the lunar surface (NASA Tipping Point/IM-2 mission context, post-2025 deployment).
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Lunar Outpost customers & supported companies
SpaceX— customer / payload provider for Starship lunar landerTell me more
Lunar Outpost is a commercial customer/partner for SpaceX’s Starship lunar lander service — Lunar Outpost has signed a commercial deal to fly lunar surface payloads (rovers/vehicles) on Starship lander missions.
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NASA— mission user / government customerTell me more
Lunar Outpost was awarded a role on NASA’s Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) / Moon logistics program (named in media coverage of Moon Base/LTV task order awards) and will supply lunar rovers, mobility systems, and related surface services for NASA mission phases.
Lunar Outpost provides the MAPP rover as the mobility platform integrating and operating Nokia's Lunar Surface Communications System (LSCS) cellular network payload on the Lunar Voyage 1 / IM-2 mission to the lunar South Pole (launched 2025).
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Lunar Outpost program partners
General Motors— engineering / vehicle systems partner · program partner · 2 more roles6 connectionsTell me more
General Motors is listed as a technical and vehicle-systems consortium partner with Lunar Outpost on its lunar mobility/LTV efforts, supplying automotive engineering expertise that enables Lunar Outpost’s rover and mobility designs.
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General Motors provides electrification technology, space-rated batteries, and power systems; partners with Lunar Outpost (as lead) on the Pegasus Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) development for NASA's Artemis program (2024–2026 contract phase).
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General Motors supplies battery-electric propulsion systems, vehicle chassis, suspension components, and autonomous features (traction/stability control, electronic steering) to Lunar Outpost for development of the Pegasus/Eagle Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) under NASA's Artemis Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services program (selected 2024–2026; ongoing).
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General Motors is a vehicle-technology development partner on Lunar Outpost's Pegasus crewed lunar terrain vehicle program and provides electrification technology and vehicle systems adapted for lunar use; Lunar Outpost is the program customer/prime for the NASA-selected LTV effort.
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Lunar Outpost is the lead developer of the Pegasus crewed lunar terrain vehicle program and partners with General Motors to develop the vehicle; Lunar Outpost provides program leadership, robotic/spacecraft heritage, and mission systems that enable GM's vehicle-technology contributions to the lunar LTV effort.
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As part of the Lunar Outpost-led team, Lunar Outpost supplies its rover designs, autonomy, and mobility subsystems that GM supports with automotive engineering—GM is a named team member receiving and integrating Lunar Outpost mobility capabilities in the consortium effort.
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MDA Space— program partner · program partner / consortium partner · 1 more roles3 connectionsTell me more
MDA Space provides the SKYMAKER robotic arm and robotic interfaces for payload transport/manipulation on the Lunar Outpost-led Pegasus LTV; member of the Lunar Dawn team (2024–2026 contract phase).
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MDA is identified as a consortium partner with Lunar Outpost on LTV and related lunar surface logistics efforts; MDA provides robotics, payload integration, and program-level capabilities that enable Lunar Outpost’s proposals and operations.
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Lunar Outpost is part of a consortium with MDA; Lunar Outpost supplies lunar surface mobility/rover capabilities and integrates payloads with MDA for delivery and operations in LTV/Moon Base mission phases.
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Leidos— program partner · program partner / systems integration partner · 1 more roles4 connectionsTell me more
Leidos collaborates on the development of a human-rated Moon rover as part of the Lunar Dawn team led by Lunar Outpost (2024 onward).
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Leidos is named as a consortium partner with Lunar Outpost on the Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) / Moon logistics task-order proposal; Leidos provides systems integration and program-level services that enable Lunar Outpost’s LTV program participation.
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Lunar Outpost leads the Lunar Dawn team; Leidos joins as collaborator to develop a human-rated Moon rover for NASA's Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services (LTVS) contract (announced September 2024).
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Lunar Outpost leads a commercial team including Leidos; within that team Lunar Outpost supplies rover/mobility hardware and autonomy systems to the consortium where Leidos provides higher-level program and mission integration (Lunar Outpost directly provides mobility capabilities to the joint effort).
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Goodyear— technical consortium partner / mobility component collaboratorTell me more
Lunar Outpost supplies lunar mobility platforms and works with Goodyear within the consortium to incorporate traction and mobility component expertise into its rovers (Goodyear is a named partner utilizing Lunar Outpost’s mobility platforms for testing/integration).
Castrol supplies space-grade lubricants for the AstroAnt payload and serves as lead Mission Control Center collaborator for Lunar Outpost's Lunar Voyage 1 (LV1) mission, with collaboration beginning in 2023.
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Government awards & missions
University of California, Berkeley— artemis-iv-duster-science-partnerTell me more
University of California, Berkeley is partnering with Lunar Outpost on DUSTER and will analyze upstream plasma conditions for the MAPP-carried investigation. · DUSTER investigation carried by MAPP on NASA Artemis IV.
Lunar Outpost names UC Berkeley as a DUSTER partner and specifies its plasma-analysis responsibility.
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University of Central Florida— artemis-iv-duster-science-partnerTell me more
University of Central Florida is partnering with Lunar Outpost on DUSTER and will interpret dust-ejecta measurements generated during Human Landing System liftoff. · DUSTER investigation carried by MAPP on NASA Artemis IV.
Lunar Outpost names the University of Central Florida as a DUSTER partner and specifies its data-analysis responsibility.
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European Commission— thermal-technology-demonstration-funderTell me more
The European Commission funds Lunar Outpost's TACOS in-orbit demonstration payload to mature thermal components intended for Moonraker. · TACOS (Thermal Architecture COmponentS) IOD/IOV payload and Moonraker thermal suite.
Lunar Outpost states TACOS is funded by the European Commission and is being flown to build flight heritage for Moonraker thermal components.
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Australian Space Agency— government-program-funder-and-mission-customerTell me more
The Australian Space Agency funds the Australian lunar-rover project delivered by the ELO2 Consortium, co-led by Lunar Outpost Oceania. · Roo-ver, Australia's flagship lunar rover mission; Australian Moon to Mars initiatives.
Lunar Outpost says the Australian Government, through the Australian Space Agency, funds the ELO2 Roo-ver project.
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Southwest Research Institute— scientific-instrument-payload-providerTell me more
Southwest Research Institute provides the ion-electron plasma spectrometer that Lunar Outpost's MAPP rover will carry for Lunar Vertex. · Lunar Vertex mission at Reiner Gamma.
Lunar Outpost identifies the Southwest Research Institute as developer of a Lunar Vertex instrument carried on MAPP.
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NASA— government-customer-for-lunar-regolith-collection-contractTell me more
NASA contracted Lunar Outpost to collect lunar regolith and made the company's concept-review payment under that resource-purchase arrangement. · NASA commercial lunar-resources procurement; MAPP rover regolith-collection concept near the lunar South Pole.
Lunar Outpost publicly documented NASA's payment for completion of the Concept Review and described NASA as the intended buyer of collected regolith. This does not establish that physical regolith was delivered after LV1's unsuccessful rover deployment.
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NASA— government-customer-and-lunar-terrain-vehicle-services-awarderTell me more
NASA awarded Lunar Outpost a Phase 1 High Achievability Mission task order to build and deliver the Pegasus crewed Lunar Terrain Vehicle. · Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services (LTVS), Phase 1 High Achievability Mission; Pegasus LTV for Moon Base operations.
NASA states that it awarded Lunar Outpost $220 million under the LTVS Phase 1 task order and identifies Pegasus as Lunar Outpost's vehicle.
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