Launch Vehicle Hardware Sample Clauses

Launch Vehicle Hardware. Sea Launch shall provide a 6000 Kg performance capable Zenit-3SL Launch Vehicle, which consists of the Zenit-2S booster, the Block XX-XX upper stage, and Payload Accommodations (PLA). The PLA consists of the spacecraft adapter (SCA), payload structure, interface skirt, standard 4-meter payload fairing, flight avionics and instrumentation. Sea Launch will allocate hardware to the Inmarsat missions based on the existing manifest within 2 months of the signing of the Launch Service Agreement. Sea Launch shall provide a top-level manufacturing schedule with major milestones including: • Block XX-XX manufacturing completion, integrated system testing, and acceptance • Zenit-2S manufacturing completion, integrated system testing, and acceptance • Payload Accommodation (fairing, interface skirt) assembly completion, mission unique installations and testing, and acceptance • Delivery schedules for the Block XX-XX and Zenit-2S to Home PortDelivery of the PLA to Home Port; • Delivery of mission unique flight tasks to Home Port The schedules will be updated based on completions of quarterly reviews with Sea Launch subcontractors. Sea Launch will invite Inmarsat representatives to participate (subject to Technical Assistance Agreements with our subcontractors) in the Hardware Acceptance Reviews at the factories. Sea Launch shall present a summary called the Customer Hardware Acceptance Reviews to Inmarsat at Home Port at approximately L-60 days. Once launch vehicle hardware is allocated to the Inmarsat mission, such hardware shall not be re-allocated without Inmarsat’s prior written permission.
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Launch Vehicle Hardware. Sea Launch shall provide the Zenit-2S booster, the Block XX-XX upper stage, and Payload Accommodations (PLA). The PLA consists of the spacecraft adapter (SCA), payload structure, interface skirt, payload fairing, flight avionics and instrumentation. The PLU consists of the PLA with the SC encapsulated in it. SEA LAUNCH PROPRIETARY ***** Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. SEA LAUNCH PROPRIETARY
Launch Vehicle Hardware. Launch Provider shall provide the applicable rocket segments, any mission unique hardware (as required by the SC or Spacecraft Manufacturer), the upper stage, and Payload Accommodations (PLA). The PLA consists of the spacecraft adapter (SCA), separation system. [*] CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED BY ICO GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS (HOLDINGS) LIMITED. payload structure, interface skirt, payload fairing, flight avionics and instrumentation. The Payload Unit (PLU) consists of the PLA with the SC encapsulated in it.

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