That is my sense also.  But I am pleased to see that a small company can produce a rocket assembly that can perform as well as this lander did. Shows that there is still a good group of control system folks out there. This might be a good way to select component and sub-system suppliers or at least new design approaches. Even if NASA develops the rocket, it will be built by contractors.  And I have some doubts about a solid fuel only first stage.  But we don't know what, if anything, we will be doing, unless China looks to get there first. Then the question in the US would be "Who lost the Moon?!"  ;-/

As the Dutch said while fighting the Spanish: "It is not necessary to have hope in order to persevere."