Launched ORION 2 Spacecraft Sample Clauses

Launched ORION 2 Spacecraft. 9.2.1 Upon arrival at its designated orbital location, the Contractor will perform the tests and analyses as set forth in Part 3(D) for the Launched ORION 2 Spacecraft to determine the Aggregate Predicted Transponder Life of the Launched ORION 2 Spacecraft. The results of such tests and analyses will be furnished to ORION in an In-Orbit Acceptance Report prepared by the Contractor for the Launched ORION 2 Spacecraft in accordance with Part 2(A), Part 2(B) and Part 3(D). Unless the Launched ORION 2 Spacecraft is a Constructive Total Loss, Delivery and Final Acceptance will take place upon receipt by ORION of the In-Orbit Acceptance Report in full compliance with Part 2(A), Part 2(B) and Part 3(D). (a) In respect of the Launched ORION 2 Spacecraft (if it arrives at its designated orbital location): (i) Within one hundred and eighty (180) days after Launch of the ORION 2 Spacecraft, the Contractor shall furnish to ORION the In-Orbit Acceptance Report in full compliance with Part 2(A), Part 2(B) and Part 3(D) in respect of the Launched ORION 2 Spacecraft. (ii) Unless ORION shall respond to such In-Orbit Acceptance Report within thirty (30) Calendar Days after receipt thereof, or such other period of time acceptable to both Parties, the Report shall be deemed acceptable. (iii) If ORION's response under Artixxx 9.2.2(a)(ii) contains an objection to such In-Orbit Acceptance Report, the Parties shall be deemed forthwith to be in dispute and their rights shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of Article 30 hereof. (iv) The existence of a dispute shall not affect Final Acceptance set forth above; unless, under the procedures in Article 30, it is ultimately determined that the Launched Spacecraft is a Constructive Total Loss. If the Launched ORION 2 Spacecraft fails to arrive at its designated orbital location in time to complete in-orbit testing and provision of the In-Orbit Acceptance Report within one hundred and eighty (180) Calendar Days after Launch, the ORION 2 Spacecraft shall be deemed a Constructive Total Loss. (b) Without limiting any other Contractor obligations under this Article 9 and in order to comply with insurance requirements, within thirty (30) Calendar Days following receipt of information that one or more of the following circumstances exist, the Contractor shall provide written notice of loss to ORION and to all insurers under applicable policies (provided that the Contractor shall have no obligation to provide such notice to the...
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