超级军网波音提交关于国家航空航天局探索地面发射服务的建议
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<br /><br />Boeing Submits Proposal for NASA's Exploration Ground Launch Services KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla., Oct. 26, 2009 -- Today, one day before NASA's first Ares I test flight, The Boeing Company [NYSE: BA] submitted a proposal to NASA for the Exploration Ground Launch Services (EGLS) contract to manage the ground systems integration and launch operations services for NASA's Constellation Program. NASA is expected to award the EGLS contract in April 2010 through its Kennedy Space Center facility.
"Boeing stands ready to support the Constellation Program," said John Elbon, Boeing vice president and EGLS team leader. "New capabilities and cost-effective approaches, proven in our space, defense and commercial airplane programs, will enable us to provide safe and reliable ground operations for Constellation and help NASA achieve the United States' space exploration goals.
"Boeing has a legacy of more than 50 years of support to Kennedy Space Center and the surrounding community," added Elbon. "EGLS is key to our continued presence at Kennedy, and we are looking forward to partnering with NASA to launch a new era in space."
Approximately 1,000 Boeing employees work on the Checkout, Assembly and Payload Processing Services (CAPPS), International Space Station, and Space Shuttle programs at Kennedy. Boeing serves as NASA's prime contractor for CAPPS and the International Space Station. The company also is providing the Ares I rocket's upper stage and avionics for NASA's Constellation Program.
Boeing has received the Kennedy Space Center Large Business of the Year recognition 14 times. The company also has earned distinction as a three-year finalist and the most recent winner of the George M. Low Award, NASA's premier award for quality and performance.
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推荐→第一投注:倍率高←存取速度快.国内最好的投注平台<br /><br />Boeing Submits Proposal for NASA's Exploration Ground Launch Services KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla., Oct. 26, 2009 -- Today, one day before NASA's first Ares I test flight, The Boeing Company [NYSE: BA] submitted a proposal to NASA for the Exploration Ground Launch Services (EGLS) contract to manage the ground systems integration and launch operations services for NASA's Constellation Program. NASA is expected to award the EGLS contract in April 2010 through its Kennedy Space Center facility.
"Boeing stands ready to support the Constellation Program," said John Elbon, Boeing vice president and EGLS team leader. "New capabilities and cost-effective approaches, proven in our space, defense and commercial airplane programs, will enable us to provide safe and reliable ground operations for Constellation and help NASA achieve the United States' space exploration goals.
"Boeing has a legacy of more than 50 years of support to Kennedy Space Center and the surrounding community," added Elbon. "EGLS is key to our continued presence at Kennedy, and we are looking forward to partnering with NASA to launch a new era in space."
Approximately 1,000 Boeing employees work on the Checkout, Assembly and Payload Processing Services (CAPPS), International Space Station, and Space Shuttle programs at Kennedy. Boeing serves as NASA's prime contractor for CAPPS and the International Space Station. The company also is providing the Ares I rocket's upper stage and avionics for NASA's Constellation Program.
Boeing has received the Kennedy Space Center Large Business of the Year recognition 14 times. The company also has earned distinction as a three-year finalist and the most recent winner of the George M. Low Award, NASA's premier award for quality and performance.
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Boeing Space Exploration
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"Boeing stands ready to support the Constellation Program," said John Elbon, Boeing vice president and EGLS team leader. "New capabilities and cost-effective approaches, proven in our space, defense and commercial airplane programs, will enable us to provide safe and reliable ground operations for Constellation and help NASA achieve the United States' space exploration goals.
"Boeing has a legacy of more than 50 years of support to Kennedy Space Center and the surrounding community," added Elbon. "EGLS is key to our continued presence at Kennedy, and we are looking forward to partnering with NASA to launch a new era in space."
Approximately 1,000 Boeing employees work on the Checkout, Assembly and Payload Processing Services (CAPPS), International Space Station, and Space Shuttle programs at Kennedy. Boeing serves as NASA's prime contractor for CAPPS and the International Space Station. The company also is providing the Ares I rocket's upper stage and avionics for NASA's Constellation Program.
Boeing has received the Kennedy Space Center Large Business of the Year recognition 14 times. The company also has earned distinction as a three-year finalist and the most recent winner of the George M. Low Award, NASA's premier award for quality and performance.
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"Boeing stands ready to support the Constellation Program," said John Elbon, Boeing vice president and EGLS team leader. "New capabilities and cost-effective approaches, proven in our space, defense and commercial airplane programs, will enable us to provide safe and reliable ground operations for Constellation and help NASA achieve the United States' space exploration goals.
"Boeing has a legacy of more than 50 years of support to Kennedy Space Center and the surrounding community," added Elbon. "EGLS is key to our continued presence at Kennedy, and we are looking forward to partnering with NASA to launch a new era in space."
Approximately 1,000 Boeing employees work on the Checkout, Assembly and Payload Processing Services (CAPPS), International Space Station, and Space Shuttle programs at Kennedy. Boeing serves as NASA's prime contractor for CAPPS and the International Space Station. The company also is providing the Ares I rocket's upper stage and avionics for NASA's Constellation Program.
Boeing has received the Kennedy Space Center Large Business of the Year recognition 14 times. The company also has earned distinction as a three-year finalist and the most recent winner of the George M. Low Award, NASA's premier award for quality and performance.
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波音提交关于国家航空航天局探索地面发射服务的建议
肯尼迪太空中心，佛罗里达州，2009年10月26日——今天是国家航空航天局战神I首次测试飞行的前一天，波音公司【纽约证券交易所代码：BA】向国家航空航天局提交了负责国家航空航天局星座计划地面系统整合和发射操作服务的管理以争取探索地面发射服务（EGLS）合同。国家航空航天局预计2010年4月在肯尼迪太空中心确定该合同。
“波音已准备好支持星座计划，”波音副经理、EGLS小组领导约翰·艾伯说。“被我们的太空，防务和商用飞机项目证明了的新的能力和更经济的方法，使我们能够为星座计划提供安全可靠的地面服务，帮助国家航空航天局实现美国太空探索的目标。”
肯尼迪太空中心，佛罗里达州，2009年10月26日——今天是国家航空航天局战神I首次测试飞行的前一天，波音公司【纽约证券交易所代码：BA】向国家航空航天局提交了负责国家航空航天局星座计划地面系统整合和发射操作服务的管理以争取探索地面发射服务（EGLS）合同。国家航空航天局预计2010年4月在肯尼迪太空中心确定该合同。
“波音已准备好支持星座计划，”波音副经理、EGLS小组领导约翰·艾伯说。“被我们的太空，防务和商用飞机项目证明了的新的能力和更经济的方法，使我们能够为星座计划提供安全可靠的地面服务，帮助国家航空航天局实现美国太空探索的目标。”
“波音有着超过50年为肯尼迪太空中心和周边社区提供服务的历史遗产，”艾伯补充道。“EGLS是我们在肯尼迪继续存在的关键，我们正期待与国家航空航天局一道开辟太空的新纪元。”
大约1000名波音雇员在肯尼迪服务于检测，集成和载荷处理项目（CAPPS），国际空间站项目以及航天飞机项目。波音是国家航空航天局CAPPS及国际空间站项目的主合同商。公司同时为国家航空航天局星座计划提供战神I火箭的上面级和航天电子设备。
波音已经14次获得肯尼迪太空中心大型商务赞誉奖。公司同时因为连续三年成为最终竞争厂商和乔治·M·劳奖，国家航空航天局质量和作业大奖的最新获得者而赢得赞誉。