; (2) measures to provide multi-vehicle support, improvements in payload processing, and partnering at the Kennedy Space Center; and (3) other measures that the Administrator considers appropriate, including investments to improve launch infrastructure at Administration flight facilities scheduled to launch cargo to the International Space Station under the program to develop commercial cargo transportation capabilities. 71525. Development of technologies and in-space capabilities for beyond near-Earth space missions (a) Development Authorized The Administrator may initiate activities to develop the following: (1) Technologies identified as necessary elements of missions beyond low-Earth orbit. (2) In-space capabilities such as refueling and storage technology, orbital transfer stages, innovative in-space propulsion technology, communications, and data management that facilitate a broad range of users (including military and commercial). (3) Applications defining the architecture and design of missions beyond low-Earth orbit. (4) Spacesuit development and associated life support technology. (5) Flagship missions. (b) Investments In developing technologies and capabilities under subsection (a), the Administrator may make investments in— (1) space technologies such as advanced propulsion, propellant depots, in situ resource utilization, and robotic payloads or capabilities that enable human missions beyond low-Earth orbit ultimately leading to Mars; (2) a space-based transfer vehicle including technologies described in paragraph (1) with an ability to conduct space-based operations that provide capabilities— (A) to integrate with the Space Launch System and other space-based systems; (B) to provide opportunities for in-space servicing of and delivery to multiple space-based platforms; and (C) to facilitate international efforts to expand human presence to deep space destinations; (3) advanced life support technologies and capabilities