Voyager has been selected under NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration's CLPS 2 contract, officially joining the
next-generation vendor pool for lunar delivery. The company is now eligible to compete for future lunar mission task orders through 2036 under a $10 billion base ceiling, with an option to extend to 2041 at $15 billion. The selection expands Voyager’s Moon Base Program commitment and opens the door to broader mission types, including multi-lander “bulk buys,” survive-the-night missions and lunar sample return. It comes as Griffin-1, part of NASA’s Moon Base Program, advances toward a Jan 2027 launch to the lunar South Pole.
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Why this matters for talent
Voyager Technologies has been selected under NASA's CLPS 2 contract, joining the next generation vendor pool eligible to compete for lunar delivery missions. Voyager lists 174 open roles on the board, and qualifying for a new contract vehicle of this kind generally precedes additional hiring in business development and mission engineering as the company competes for task orders. Candidates in the lunar logistics space should watch Voyager's postings as CLPS 2 task orders are awarded.
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