Potential Non-Space Applications Sample Clauses

Potential Non-Space Applications. Describe any potential non-space applications or products that may benefit from the technology that has been developed. Emphasize potential markets and costumers where known. Describe the principle features of technology that would be required in a technology demonstrator for any identified non-space application. Include an estimate of the resources in time and money that would be required.

Potential Non-Space Applications. Describe any potential non-space applications or products that may benefit from the technology that has been developed. Emphasize potential markets and customers where known. Describe the principle features of technology that would be required in a technology demonstrator for any identified non-space application. Include an estimate of the resources in time and money that would be required. 1.1. Content of Electronic Inventory/Fixed Asset Record The Contractor shall establish an electronic Inventory/Fixed Asset Record with, as a minimum, the following information: For all items:  Contract number / subcontract number if applicable  unique item number  confirmation that the item has been marked with the unique item number  description of item  part number/serial number/type code  quantity  system/subsystem  property owner  manufacturer  classification (category – see section 1.2 below)  acquisition value ( i.e. original purchase price or price at Contract signature as applicable)  date of purchase or production (“in service date” if not corresponding with date of purchase/production)  in-service date  foreseen useful life (to be agreed with ESA)  physical location (e.g. facility, building, room)  entity responsible for care and custody  related WBS code or other identifier to be coordinated with the Agency)  description and date of any change to the property item  planned method of disposal (if applicable) In addition to the above, the following information shall be added to those items that are identified as becoming ESA Fixed Assets in Article 3 of the Contract, as applicable.  Acquisition value o revision of this value as a result of change(s) to the asset  Impairment report of each ESA Fixed Asset remaining in the custody of the Contractor after its acceptance by ESA (using the template that will be provided by the Agency upon announcement by the Contractor that the item has been impaired)  date of acceptance by ESA (planned date of acceptance)  foreseen handling after ESA acceptance (e.g. transfer to ESA, continuing in custody of the Contractor) 1.2. Classification of Inventory/ Fixed Assets items For the purpose of Inventory/Fixed Asset Control, items shall be classified into five (5) categories, according to the source and intended use of the items, as follows: Source / Purpose Supplier- acquired Items Customer- furnished Items Consumable items (e.g. parts, materials, supplies) Class 1 Class 2 Capital items/production support eq...