NASA

Provides dedicated Electron launch services for PolSIR and TSIS-2 Sun/Earth science missions (selected June 2026, launches no earlier than June 2027); also supplied spacecraft platforms and launches for CAPSTONE and ESCAPADE missions.

Rocket Lab supplies Electron and Neutron launch services to NASA for science missions under Launch Services Program.

Rocket Lab provided launch services (Electron) for NASA’s CAPSTONE mission (a lunar pathfinder in support of Artemis) and supported mission operations related to delivering CAPSTONE to its target trajectory.

Rocket Lab supplies dedicated small-satellite launch services used by NASA and NASA-funded missions (identified broadly in NASA commercial launch and small launch vehicle partnership activities and procurement programs).

Lockheed Martin supplies and is prime contractor for Orion spacecraft (design, development, testing, production) for NASA's Artemis missions, including multiple vehicles contracted through at least Artemis VIII (ongoing, production phase with contracts for six or more missions).

Lockheed Martin supplies Orion spacecraft to NASA for Artemis lunar missions.

Lockheed Martin supplies spacecraft development, integration and prime contractor services to NASA (notably as a prime contractor on exploration/spacecraft programs and suppliers to Orion/SLS-related efforts per NASA supplier maps).

SpaceX provides crew and cargo transportation services to NASA under multiple programs (Commercial Crew - Crew Dragon transporting NASA astronauts; Commercial Resupply Services - Cargo Dragon resupply missions) and has multiple contracts with NASA across years.

SpaceX supplies Crew Dragon spacecraft, Falcon 9/Heavy launch services, Starship Human Landing System (HLS), and related capabilities to NASA under multiple contracts including Commercial Crew Program and Artemis; top prime contractor by value in recent fiscal years.

SpaceX supplies crew and cargo transportation services to NASA under the Commercial Crew Program and Commercial Resupply Services, enabling crew rotation and cargo delivery to the International Space Station (ISS).

Northrop Grumman supplies cargo vehicles (Cygnus), spacecraft, satellite systems, and space mission services to NASA and acts as a NASA mission partner on ISS resupply and other civil programs; Northrop Grumman's space businesses explicitly list NASA as a customer for space systems and exploration work.

Northrop Grumman supplies cargo resupply services and spacecraft hardware (Cygnus resupply vehicle and associated systems) to NASA under Commercial Resupply Services for ISS cargo delivery and disposal.

Northrop Grumman supplies various spacecraft, habitats, and services including Starlab commercial station support to NASA.

Jacobs Technology Inc. serves NASA centers (including Marshall Space Flight Center) by providing engineering, science, technician, and operations support across programs such as Space Launch System, ISS, Orion, and other spaceflight and ground systems efforts; the relationship is an active prime-contractor support role enabling NASA missions.

Jacobs supplies engineering, technical, and operations services to NASA as a top prime contractor.