Commercial Payload Contracts

On Friday November 7th, The Eric Johnson Space Administration announced that it would be accepting proposals for transporting payload into space. This initiative, dubbed the Commercial Payload Contract Program, will allow viewers to launch their payload inside a Collins Orbiter into their designated orbit. For your payload contract to be accepted you must provide a link to pictures and a download to your craft, as well as a 500 word essay. Rules Below.

The Eric Johnson Space Administration's Rules And Guidelines For Commercial Payload Contracts.
The Premise The Eric Johnson Space Administration is opening up submissions for mission payload contracts. These payloads, if accepted, will fly on the Collins Transport System Shuttles. For your payload to be accepted, you must write a 500 word essay. The EJSA reserves the right to deny any contract for any reason whatsoever.

The Essay For your craft to be accepted, you must write a 500 word essay describing your payload. The essay must detail mission background, what the craft is designed to do, mission profile, how the craft works, and why your craft should be accepted. Mission Profile involves how the craft will operate, and what type of orbit the payload will be in (Apoapsis, Periapsis, Inclination).

Mission Constraints Crafts that are not accepted may not be accepted for the following reasons: The payload is larger than the shuttle’s cargo bay. For scale, make sure your payload is smaller than an orange fuel tank. Another reason that it may be denied is that the payload puts the crew in danger. This may be by your payload either having too much mass, or it may have unstable parts that may break off during launch. There is a 200 part count limit.

Communication With EJSA You must send the essay to EJ in order for him to consider your payload. When sending the payload and essay to him, make sure you have pictures and a download link included. If your craft is accepted, EJ will respond to you. You can further communicate to him about launch date and time in his stream chat.

Commercial Payload Contracts Now Defunct
EJ May continue them in the future although this seems unlikely.