NASA Seeks Input for Future Lunar Surface Resource Utilization Demo

The LIFT-1 RFI is available on NSPIRES and open for responses through Dec. 18, 2023, at 5:00 p.m. EST. NASA will host an industry forum on Monday, Nov. 13, 2023, at 1:00 p.m. EST.

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NASA STMD's LIFT-1 Request For Information Released

Request for Information Deadline: 12/18/2023, 5 pm EST

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Student Innovators Invited to Develop Big Ideas for Lunar Inflatables

For full competition details, including design guidelines and constraints, relevant resources, and information on how to apply, visit the BIG Idea website at: bigidea.nianet.org

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Accelerating Interoperability Standards for Commercial Lunar Infrastructure

Lunar Operating Guidelines for Infrastructure Consortium (LOGIC; https://logic.jhuapl.edu/) to bring together international stakeholders to identify, propose interoperating standards for commercial...

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Johns Hopkins APL Teaming With DARPA to Accelerate Interoperability Standards for Commercial Lunar Infrastructure

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LSIC Data Buy Survey

We’d like your views on data acquisition and forms of distribution from lunar missions. Help us out!

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LSIC Lunar Simulants 'Needs' Survey

Do you need lunar simulants to test your technologies? Let us know what you are looking for!

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Lunar Surface Innovation

Consortium

Our Goal

The purpose of the Lunar Surface Innovation Consortium (LSIC) is to harness the creativity, energy, and resources of the nation to help NASA keep the United States at the forefront of lunar exploration.

LSIC operates in collaboration with the NASA Space Technology Mission Directorate under the Lunar Surface Innovation Initiative (LSII). LSIC fosters communications and collaborations among academia, industry, and Government. Members have expertise in LSII key capability areas.