# NASA Awards Impulse Space Lunar Lander Contract

A CNBC interview published November 10, 2026, indicated that NASA had awarded Impulse Space a lunar-lander contract that had not yet been publicly announced at the time. The available report provides no contract value, scope, schedule, solicitation number, or award date, so the award details and potential workshare remain unconfirmed. For space-industry contractors, this is an early signal of NASA lunar-lander procurement activity, but not enough information to assess the contract’s size or identify specific teaming opportunities.

- Impulse Space is identified as the awardee; Tom Mueller, its CEO, is associated with the interview.
- Companies seeking subcontracting or supply-chain roles can use NASA and Impulse Space announcements to confirm the award and identify any disclosed scope or partner needs.
- With no value, schedule, or solicitation details available, contractors should avoid treating the report as a defined bid opportunity until further information is released.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Transportation
**Published:** November 11, 2026

### Government Entities
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

### Vendors
- Impulse Space (awardee)

### Sources
- [Me talking to Morgan at Up Summit, holding my tongue and trying not to mention the Lunar lander contract we were awarded with NASA, but hadn't announced yet
https://t.co/TJ67hTXuOd](https://x.com/lrocket/status/2120590061477699640) - twitter-agency