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... its Innovative Partnerships Program, NASA has entered into a non-reimbursable Space Act Agreement with Chrysler Group LLC to coordinate technology development and pursue partnership opportunities in areas such as mobility ... has worked with the Chrysler Group on previous space ventures. In 1961, Chrysler built Redstone rockets for the Mercury Project that put the first American in space. Also, Chrysler built boosters to power ...

... it was. NASA announced signing of $215,502,744 contract with Chrysler Corp. for production of Saturn S-I stages. Chrysler would deliver the 21 units (instead of 20 as originally planned ... Space Flight Center , with development responsibility for Saturn, would fabricate boosters for first eight vehicles. Chrysler would build the S–I stages at NASA Michoud Operations plant near New Orleans. Announced ...

... 64 47)'' NASA announced Saturn contract modifications totaling $16,448,169 had been awarded to Chrysler Corp . Space Div, which was assembling two Saturn I first stages and 12 Saturn IB first stages at NASA Michoud Operations . One award was for expansion of Chrysler's Saturn booster reliability testing program at Michoud. Other two awards were for increased engineering ...

... $41 million cost-plus award-fee supplement to the Chrysler Corp. for support services on the Saturn I and Saturn IB space programs. Chrysler would provide prelaunch, launch, and post-launch services ...

... tour NASA Kennedy Space Center . ''(FC Release 65-52)'' A job classification dispute at the Chrysler facility of the Michoud Saturn plant in New Orleans caused over 200 United Auto Workers (UAW) to walk off the job. Chrysler was responsible for developing first stage of Saturn TB rocket for NASA. ''(I, Wash. Post ...

... facility. On another test stand at Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC , Chrysler Corp, fired the second Saturn IB booster, manufactured by Chrysler at SFC's Michoud Assembly Facility . The test, scheduled to ...

... Center MSFC awarded two contracts: (1) a $2.4-million, two-month contract extension to Chrysler Corp. for procurement of long-lead time items for additional Uprated Saturn I 1st stages. Extension would enable Chrysler to continue procurements necessary to maintain capability to assemble four Uprated Saturn I boosters annually ...

... , NYT, 8/13/67,54)'' NASA had converted $13.5-million systems-integration portion of Chrysler Corp.'s Uprated Saturn I contract to cost-plus-incentive-fee agreement and extended contract ... . Under new arrangement, which raised total value of systems-integration portion to $35.5 million, Chrysler 's fee would be judged according to the performance, quality, and timeliness of the work ...

... takes quite a lot of fuel." ''(Transcript)'' NASA had signed $339 million supplemental agreement with Chrysler Corp.'s Space Div. converting contract for production of Uprated Saturn I ( Saturn I-B ... -fee to cost-plus-incentive-fee. Under contract managed by Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC , Chrysler would manufacture, assemble, and test 12 stages and provide support services through February 1969. ''(NASA ...

... wing-pod flutter. ''( X-15 Proj. Off.)'' Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC would negotiate with Chrysler Corp. and Douglas Aircraft Co. for procurement at $5-10 million of long lead time ... . Interruption of production capability after completion of presently approved 12 vehicles would thus be avoided. Chrysler was building the Saturn I-B S-IB 1st stage; Douglas was manufacturing Saturn IVB ...

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