Commercial Services

Plan the mission.
Build the presence.

Constanellis is developing commercial services for missions that explore, work and stay beyond Earth. Mission planning and facilitation connect prospecting and private base development to the infrastructure that makes them possible.

Mission development · Surface operations · Infrastructure services

Earth to Moon

01 / Mission planning & facilitation

Give the mission a path to execution.

Connect the objective to a mission architecture, payload requirements, delivery options and an operations plan. Define the work to be performed by each provider and the interfaces that connect it.

Engagement scope

Mission definition, feasibility studies, payload integration planning, procurement coordination and operations preparation.

Bring the starting point. Mission objective, payload concept, destination and target schedule.

Discuss mission planning & facilitation

02 / Prospecting missions

Turn a resource question into a mission.

Plan reconnaissance and resource characterization around the decision the data must support. Connect site selection and instrument needs to mobility, power, communications and the return of usable observations.

Engagement scope

Survey objectives, measurement plans, instrument trade studies, site comparisons and campaign planning.

Bring the starting point. Target resource or site, required observations and the decision to be made.

Discuss prospecting missions

03 / Private base development

Plan for the operation that follows arrival.

Develop the infrastructure plan for a privately operated lunar base. Start with its purpose and sequence the utilities, logistics and surface systems needed as activity grows.

Engagement scope

Site architecture, phased deployment plans, power and thermal needs, communications, maintenance and resupply.

Bring the starting point. Operating purpose, equipment, duration, growth assumptions and crew requirements where applicable.

Discuss private base development

04 / Power services

Power as a service.
Measured at delivery.

Our commercial objective is to sell usable power to mission operators. The service model connects reserved capacity and delivered energy to a defined receiving interface, operating window and availability requirement.

Capacity / kW

The power an operation needs.

Capacity describes the power available under defined operating conditions. A capacity agreement would define the reserved kilowatts, delivery windows and operating conditions.

Energy / kWh

The energy an operation receives.

Energy measures delivery over time. Usage charges would be based on metered kilowatt-hours at the agreed receiving boundary, with losses and auxiliary loads explicitly accounted for.

Power delivery is a development objective. Service rates, deployment dates and supply commitments have not been announced.

Discuss power requirements

The infrastructure behind the service

One operation.
Connected systems.

A mission plan connects the equipment, the services it depends on and the work it must complete. Constanellis's system family brings those decisions into a common architecture.

Explore the Earth-to-Moon journey

Work with Constanellis

Bring the mission objective.

Start with a non-sensitive outline of the mission, intended operation and target schedule. We can define the planning scope and the engineering questions together.