Paragon Space Development Corp., Tucson, Ariz., will be part of the winning Dynetics team, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Leidos, which was named one of the prime contractors for NASA’s Artemis Human Landing System (HLS).
Paragon will design and provide the Environmental Control and Life Support System (ECLSS) for the program. The Dynetics team was specifically assembled to be agile, fast, and responsive in order to minimize schedule, reduce schedule risk, and swiftly address any challenges or hurdles that may emerge.
“We are beyond honored and excited to not only have been part of the team awarded with this important work for NASA but are greatly looking forward to supporting and working with this outstanding group of technology developers, scientists, engineers, and integrators. This is the spirit of America at work – coming together with complementary capabilities to harmonize and get a critical job done,” said Grant Anderson, president, and CEO for Paragon.
The Dynetics design for the HLS enables near-term reusability and sustainability and is made affordable by leveraging flight-proven technologies for the habitat, power, thermal, and other subsystems. Paragon’s contributions to the Dynetics design for the HLS are built upon a strong legacy of work with NASA, having supported the development of every human-rated vehicle since 1999.
