International Space University Organization, Inc.

International Space University Organization, Inc. is a non-profit organization registered to receive awards from the U.S. federal government. The entity specializes in space-related research and educational programs, particularly focusing on lunar and Mars exploration capabilities. Through federal contract and grant awards, the organization provides research services and educational opportunities in the field of space studies. International Space University Organization, Inc. collaborates with NASA and other federal agencies to advance space exploration and development initiatives.

The organization has received several federal contract awards from the Shared Services Center, a civilian federal agency. These contracts include research on the "NG MARS-FORWARD CAPABILITIES OF THE GATEWAY LUNAR SPACE STATION" with a value of $50,000, set to be completed by August 1, 2024. Another contract, valued at $19,497.60, covers institutional fees for a specific individual, possibly related to educational programs. Additionally, a $50,000 grant was awarded for "THE LUNAR UNIVERSITY ISU TEAM PROJECT," with a completion date of September 30, 2024. These contracts demonstrate the organization's involvement in cutting-edge space research and educational initiatives, particularly focused on lunar and Mars exploration. None of the contracts were associated with set-aside programs, indicating that the organization competes for these awards in the open market.

International Space University Organization, Inc. has also received federal grant awards, further emphasizing its role in space-related research and education. Two project grants were awarded by the Shared Services Center, a civilian agency. One grant, with the ID 80NSSC24K1198, supports research on "NG MARS-FORWARD CAPABILITIES OF THE GATEWAY LUNAR SPACE STATION," aligning with the organization's focus on advanced space exploration concepts. The other grant, ID 80NSSC24K1167, funds "THE LUNAR UNIVERSITY ISU TEAM PROJECT," suggesting a collaborative educational initiative related to lunar studies. Both grants are classified as project grants, indicating targeted research or educational programs with specific objectives. These grant awards demonstrate the organization's capacity to secure funding for innovative space-related projects and its ongoing collaboration with federal agencies in advancing space exploration and education.