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Pandemic to cost NASA up to $3 billion – SpaceNews
A NASA audit concluded that costs imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic on the agency could reach $3 billion, much of it on several major programs.
WASHINGTON A NASA audit concluded that costs imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic on the agency could reach $3 billion, with several major science and exploration programs accounting for much of that cost.
A March 31 report by the NASA Office of Inspector General (OIG) stated that the agency expects that the pandemics effects on the agency, ranging from closed facilities to disrupted supply chains, to be nearly $3 billion. Of that, about $1.6 billion came from 30 major programs and projects, defined…
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