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CX-2 (two Blue Origin LTV deliveries)

Blue Origin · Blue Moon Mark 1 (per GeekWire) · manifested

Launch: 2028. Landing: not in public sources.

Two task orders under CLPS 1.0, awarded May 2026: $188 million, with an option worth $280.4 million. Each delivers one lunar terrain vehicle (LTV). The sources don't name the missions or say which rover flies first. NASA buys LTV services from Astrolab and Lunar Outpost; the companies build and own the rovers. They are NASA payloads here because a NASA task order delivers them for NASA. NASA's release does not name the lander.

Wikipedia: no article on this mission (checked 6 October 2026).

Payload Kind FO Earlier flights On the Moon
Crewed Lunar Vehicle (CLV-1), Astrolab NASA payload none none found not yet flown
Pegasus LTV, Lunar Outpost NASA payload none earlier lunar mission not yet flown