Flight Readiness Review Sample Clauses

Flight Readiness Review. (a) Prior to integration of each Satellite with a Launch Vehicle at the Designated Launch Site, a Flight Readiness Review (FRR) shall be conducted by Contractor in accordance with Exhibit B (SOW) and Exhibit D (Test Plan Requirements). Contractor shall give Customer at least five (5) Business Days written notice of the FRR. The purpose of the FRR is for Contractor to confirm that each Satellite is ready to be integrated with a Launch Vehicle. Prior to integration of such Satellite with a Launch Vehicle, any Defects in such Satellite or other equipment as may remain from the Shipment Readiness Review, or resulting from shipment or otherwise discovered during Satellite launch preparations, shall have been remedied pursuant to the procedures to remedy Defects as set forth in Article 13 (Corrective Measures in Unlaunched Satellites and Other Deliverable Items).
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Flight Readiness Review. Contractor shall conduct a flight readiness review of each Satellite, which establishes that the Satellite has successfully survived the transportation from the manufacturer’s facilities to the launch base, and passed all the launch base testing as set forth in Exhibit A (“Flight Readiness Review”), whereupon Contractor shall either certify Satellite compliance or notify Globalstar of those items which fail to meet the requirements of Exhibits A, B, and C. Upon satisfactory completion by Contractor of all requirements of Exhibits A, B, and C, mutually acceptable to Globalstar and Contractor, Contractor shall provide written notice of the completion of Flight Readiness Review. Following such notification, Contractor shall be authorized to proceed to the Launch Readiness Review.
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