• Impulse Space received two firm-fixed-price task orders for NASA's Moon Base program, with missions scheduled to begin in 2028.
• The awards cover the company's spacecraft fleet for lunar transportation, supporting NASA's planned permanent outpost near the Moon's South Pole.
• The first order includes a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch of a NASA payload, with options for Mira deliveries to cislunar space.
• The second order uses Relativity's Terran R to launch Helios and lander vehicles for NASA payload deliveries to target cislunar orbits.
• The lander will subsequently test a descent profile for larger cargo deliveries to the lunar surface.

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