Accommodation of Technology Demonstration Payloads (TDPs Sample Clauses

Accommodation of Technology Demonstration Payloads (TDPs. ESA will provide three TDPS for integration onto the Alphasat as auxiliary Payload elements (as defined in AD03). The Operator shall consult with the TDP suppliers, in conjunction with ESA, to identify a mutually acceptable accommodation for these elements on the Alphasat. The Operator shall support the detailed definition and consolidation of TDPs interfaces, which will be formalised in a co-signed Interface Control Document, and confirm compatibility with the Alphasat mission. The Operator shall allocate a maximum cumulative mass for all TDPs of ****. The mass of individual TDPs will be defined and tracked in their respective ICDs. The Operator shall allocate a maximum cumulative (average) power for all TDPs of ****. The power of individual TDPs will be defined and tracked in their respective ICDs. The Operator shall consolidate, and maintain, a General Design and Interface Specification that is applicable to the TDPs, which contains all relevant applicable requirements from the Alphasat support specifications to ensure compatibility of the TDPs with the Alphasat. A draft of this document (RD04) will be confirmed at Contract signature, with a final formal version being released to coincide with the freezing of the TDP ICDs. The Operator shall allow an initial period of 4 months for final consolidation and freezing of the TDP interfaces. During this period all reasonable evolution of the TDP interfaces, which lie within the residual capability of the Alphasat platform shall be accepted at no penalty. * Portions of this document marked with **** have been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment submitted with the SEC. The original contracts have been filed separately with the SEC as part of the confidential treatment request. Ref: ASA.ESA.SW.SY.049 Date: 29/10/2007 Issue: 02 After freezing, the Operator will take custody of the TDP ICDs and maintain them through the course of the programmes. Requested updates to these ICDs, from whichever source, shall be subject to formal change control. The Operator shall ensure in the design of the Alphasat/TDP interfaces that the satellite is failure tolerant to all anticipated failure modes of the TDP(s), such that no failure propagation will occur to other satellite elements. The Operator shall endorse the proposed Design Development and Verification Plans for the TDPs, to ensure consistency with the Alphasat interface requirements. The Operator shall participate to the formal review process for the ...
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