What Does GAO’s 2026 Assessment Reveal About NASA’s Major Projects?
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What Does GAO’s 2026 Assessment Reveal About NASA’s Major Projects?
NASA’s 36 major projects carry at least $70 billion in estimated life-cycle costs. Eighteen have progressed far enough into development for the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) to measure them against approved cost and schedule baselines. The remaining portfolio includes 17 projects in formulation and the Commercial Crew Program, which operates under tailored management requirements without a comparable project baseline.
NASA’s $70 Billion in Major Projects: What’s on Track—and What’s at Risk?
NASA is undertaking some of its most ambitious projects, from returning astronauts to the Moon to preparing for future missions to Mars. Together, the agency’s major projects represent an estimated investment of about $70 billion. Here’s what the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) reports in a just-issued document: Most of NASA’s major projects in development […]
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