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What changedThe November 5 review adds the official project page's available August 2026 draft-material context. This corrects a future-only description without treating those older drafts as a new November release or final environmental decision.

What did not changeThis notice is not a signed FONSI, construction award, notice to proceed, FAA license, or Starbase Louisiana approval. It does not name SpaceX or Starbase Louisiana; the navigation study is a separate regional record.

What changedThe November 5 pre-deadline review reconfirms the index date captured November 3. No bid result or award was verified, and the project-level bidding page remained a generic shell; the amendment explanation remains inaccessible.

What did not changeA listed deadline is not a bid result, award, executed contract, notice to proceed, mobilization, or field construction. The reviewed record establishes no SpaceX contract or Starbase Louisiana relationship; omission of other projects from an index does not establish their disposition.

What changedThe November 5 post-agenda-date review found no subsequent disposition in the accessible official records. The request remains Proposed; minutes are needed for any amount, motion, vote, funding source, or decision. The meeting date passing does not establish approval or payment.

What did not changeThe agenda does not establish a committed public benefit, a payment receipt, a PILOT allocation, eligibility decision, permit, road or utility award, notice to proceed, construction signal, housing delivery, or realized demand.

What changedThe November 1 review adds the Port's dated Coastal Drilling planning announcement and its attributed supplier-inquiry statement. Existing AGMAC and yard solicitations remain monitoring records without a reviewed award.

What did not changeThe announcement and inquiries do not establish a SpaceX contract, Port lease, supplier award, capacity reservation, funding commitment, final design, bid award, executed contract, notice to proceed, mobilization, construction, or Starbase demand.

What changedThe November 1 review adds the current Lafayette cohort window to the regional-readiness record, separate from the existing New Iberia electrical-apprenticeship entry.

What did not changeThe listing does not name SpaceX or Starbase Louisiana and does not establish a project workforce agreement, employer sponsorship, supplier award, filled job, housing delivery, or realized labor demand.

What changedThe November 1 review adds a current Acadiana manufacturing-readiness record with announced scale, expected jobs, and workforce-support context.

What did not changeThe announcement does not identify Coastal Machine & Supply as a SpaceX supplier or establish a Starbase contract, procurement award, project-specific workforce agreement, verified construction, filled jobs, housing delivery, or realized demand.

What changedThe October 30 review adds DOTD's Active annual-report label to the October 21 past-year and bid-result records. H.016564 remains absent from DOTD's current six-month tentative-lettings list; the reviewed records do not explain the listing change.

What did not changeAn Active annual-program label and an apparent-low-bid/past-year result are not proof of an executed contract, notice to proceed, contractor mobilization, field construction, utility commitment, or campus connection. DOTD does not name SpaceX or Starbase Louisiana in this regional roadway record.

What changedThe November 5 review adds a post-schedule-date portal observation, not a confirmed final-rule event. A blank document table is an access limitation and does not prove that no filing exists elsewhere or was posted later.

What did not changeThe proceeding does not establish a Starbase application, load size, service territory, utility agreement, capacity reservation, transmission route, generation project, Commission approval, notice to proceed, or construction signal.

What changedThe October 30 review adds specific current FAQ terms to the announced project record, including stated local-payment, transportation cost-sharing, and utility-cost-responsibility language.

What did not changeThe stated framework is not a payment receipt, executed utility agreement, road award, permit, notice to proceed, construction record, or proof that any cost has been incurred. The FAQ does not identify final road scope, utility route, or approval.

What changedThis is a dated public-government coordination record that adds to the parish-level monitoring trail and can be followed through future agendas, minutes, visit outcomes, or public presentations.

What did not changeThe administrative planning action is not a Louisiana permit, land-use approval, funding commitment, road or utility award, notice to proceed, or verified construction signal.

What changedThe displayed mix changed from the October 28 baseline. A Communications Lead direct posting is marked New without a publication date. Duplicate-looking entries are not assumed to be separate openings; filter absence is not proof of role closure, filling, pausing, or withdrawal.

What did not changeThe display change does not prove a new posting, filled role, Louisiana mobilization, permit, construction award, notice to proceed, utility commitment, or verified field construction. The counsel URL now renders generic careers content, which does not establish that the counsel role was removed, filled, paused, or closed.

What changedThe October 28 list check found no new H.017115 schedule, result, or project-search resolution. Its absence remains a status-monitoring question, not a confirmed project outcome.

What did not changeDOTD's reviewed public award record does not verify an award, bidder, contractor, contract, notice to proceed, cancellation, postponement, completion, or field work. The record does not name SpaceX or Starbase Louisiana, so no project-specific connection is established.

What changedThe October 30 review confirms LED's direct statement that SpaceX has joined Source Louisiana, the registration path, current directory metrics, and Source Louisiana's no-guarantee terms.

What did not changeRegistration and directory-wide metrics are informational. Registration does not create prequalification, vendor selection, a procurement award, a contract, or any construction signal, and the metric does not identify a SpaceX-related license or award.

What changedThe parish notice creates a dated, official public-engagement record that can be monitored for a posted presentation, transcript, minutes, or follow-up action.

What did not changeA town-hall notice is not a permit, land-use approval, road or utility commitment, funding action, notice to proceed, or construction confirmation.

What changedThe review documented current training offerings and scheduled cohorts that may be useful context for households, educators, and businesses evaluating regional readiness.

What did not changeNo reviewed record ties these courses to SpaceX, a Starbase hiring agreement, a project-specific workforce award, supplier match, or guaranteed demand.

What changedThe November 5 review confirms the October 2 launch notice and corrects the source-date context. The current program page retains the first-cohort and anticipated next-cohort timing; this is not a new November launch or a verified enrollment or placement count.

What did not changeThe notice does not name SpaceX or Starbase Louisiana and does not establish a project-specific workforce agreement, filled job, relocation, supplier award, housing delivery, or demand signal.

What changedThe October 28 review confirms CPRA's public listing remains Under Review after the October 14 opening; no award, recommendation, contractor selection, or notice to proceed is displayed.

What did not changeThe bid record does not name SpaceX, Starbase Louisiana, the announced campus, or a related obligation. A bid listing is not an award, notice to proceed, or construction signal.

What changedLouisiana Economic Development publicly announced the proposed investment, site, and projected employment figures on August 25, 2026.

What did not changeThe announcement does not prove completed construction, final permits, funded off-site infrastructure, or guaranteed local real-estate demand.

What changedThe project page continues to state an expected construction start by the end of 2027 and an earliest stated launch target of 2029.

What did not changeA target date is not a verified notice to proceed, construction award, completed permit package, or observed construction activity.

What changedThe state project FAQ identifies ongoing DOTD evaluation of transportation routes, road and bridge conditions, and expected traffic impacts.

What did not changeThe published evaluation does not identify a final scope, funded project number, letting date, construction award, or completed road improvement.

What changedThe October 22 review added a dated stakeholder-comment record to the federal-siting watch. The filing is a public position on future FAA siting policy and directly references the proposed Vermilion Parish facility.

What did not changeA stakeholder comment is not an FAA decision, site selection, project permit, license, NEPA action, award, notice to proceed, or construction authorization. Assertions in the letter are attributed to its author and do not independently verify a project footprint or approval.

What changedThe October 28 review keeps this as a separate disposition watch: the current pending table does not visibly reproduce the prior row, and an accessible individual-level disposition was not available in the reviewed records.

What did not changeA table omission is not an issuance, denial, withdrawal, transfer, expiration, or cancellation. The record does not name SpaceX, Starbase Louisiana, a launch complex, or an industrial campus; it is not a Starbase permit, approval, denial, construction authorization, operating record, or launch-activity signal.

What changedFAA published a notice of proposed rulemaking in Docket FAA-2026-8614 on July 30, 2026.

What did not changeThe proposed rule is not a final rule, a SpaceX-specific waiver, a site permit, or project approval for Starbase Louisiana.

What changedThe October 30 review confirms Source Louisiana remains a free statewide supplier directory and continues to list SpaceX among its featured major-project opportunities.

What did not changeA directory profile and directory-wide metric do not create a vendor relationship, procurement approval, contract, SpaceX supplier license, or guarantee of business opportunity.