Common use of NASA Compliance Oversight Clause in Contracts

NASA Compliance Oversight. As the landowner, NASA has a responsibility to ensure that Tenant is complying with environmental laws and regulations. Tenant acknowledges that under the Property Agreement, Landlord is required to participate in periodic environmental audits of the Tenant Premises to exchange information; review current and future Tenant Premise related activities; confirm compliance with environmental regulations and permits; review environmental spills and remediation progress; discuss regulatory agency inspections and findings; coordinate on air permitting; etc. In addition, Landlord must allow NASA KSC personnel access to conduct spot inspections of the Tenant Premises and SLF facilities, systems, compliance records, or wastes if NASA KSC personnel have reason to believe that a potential environmental non-compliance situation exists or that an unpermitted spill or release to the environment has occurred. For the spot inspections, NASA KSC will normally enter the Tenant Premises and SLF during regular business hours and will give Landlord at least forty-eight (48) hours prior notice of its intention to do so unless the issue involves a potential threat to human health or the environment. Landlord is required to attend all spot inspections and provide corrective action responses for all identified violations, findings, and deficiencies by the due date in the inspection letter. Tenant shall be responsible for immediately correcting all violations, findings, and deficiencies identified in the inspection letter at Xxxxxx's expense.

NASA Compliance Oversight. As the landowner, NASA has a responsibility to ensure that Tenant is SLF Site Occupants are complying with environmental laws and regulations. Tenant acknowledges that under the Property Agreement, Landlord is required to NASA KSC and SPFL will participate in periodic (annually or as otherwise agreed to by the Parties) environmental audits of the Tenant Premises SLF operations to exchange information; review current and future Tenant Premise related SLF activities; confirm compliance with environmental regulations and permits; review environmental spills and remediation progress; discuss regulatory agency inspections and findings; coordinate on air permitting; etc. In addition, Landlord must SPFL shall allow NASA KSC personnel access to conduct spot inspections of the Tenant Premises and SLF facilities, systems, compliance records, or wastes if NASA KSC personnel have reason to believe that a potential environmental non-compliance situation exists or that an unpermitted spill or release to the environment has occurred. For the spot inspections, NASA KSC will normally enter the Tenant Premises and SLF during regular business hours and will give Landlord SPFL at least forty-forty eight (48) hours prior notice of its intention to do so unless the issue involves a potential threat to human health or the environment. Landlord is required to SPFL shall attend all spot inspections and provide corrective action responses for all identified violations, findings, and deficiencies by the due date in the inspection letter. Tenant SPFL shall be responsible for immediately correcting all violations, findings, and deficiencies identified in the inspection letter at XxxxxxSPFL's expense.