Systems that generate, store, and distribute energy to ensure the continuous operation of a space base or an off-Earth facility.

Capability to manufacture on-site critical components for defense systems, armament, and military vehicles, using advanced materials produced directly in space or remote territories.

Physical elements that make a base operate as a livable environment rather than only an experiment, such as the blocks used to build habitats, laboratories, tunnels, or modules.

Everything required to observe, measure, and understand a new territory before establishing a base, such as lightweight, durable housings for scientific instruments, sensor structures, cameras and measurement equipment, antenna supports and communication systems, and parts that protect electronics from dust, radiation, and extreme temperature changes.

Integrated life-support systems, such as water, oxygen, or nutrient containers, piping and conduits for air and fluids, housings for filters, membranes or recycling systems, and plastic components for equipment that sustains human life in space.