LA PLATA, Maryland — The European Commission’s mid-course review of its seven-year, 14.7-billion-euro ($15.5 billion) Space Program has concluded that it needs to streamline procurement rules to quicken reaction time, and find ways to make it easier for startups to take part.
The European Union’s 27 member governments are expected to approve the generally positive assessment of the Space Program on Nov. 29.
“The program is running well and being implemented according to the rules,” said Isabella Poldrugo, deputy head . . .
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