Satellite Anomalies Sample Clauses

Satellite Anomalies. At no cost to Purchaser, Contractor shall investigate any Satellite Anomaly in the Satellite delivered on-orbit arising during the life of such Satellite and known to it or as notified in writing by Purchaser and undertake anomaly resolution support services in accordance with Section 2.3.9 (Standard On-Orbit Support) of Exhibit A, Statement of Work. If for any reason any such Satellite Anomaly cannot be or is not corrected (after reasonable efforts to effect a correction) as set forth in the immediately preceding sentence and as a result thereof, such Satellite suffers any loss, Purchaser’s sole and exclusive remedies with respect to such loss and any consequences therefrom shall be those set forth in Articles 13 and 35.2 as applicable, subject to the conditions and limitations of such Articles and in all cases subject to the limitation of liability stated in Article 15.1 above and Article 30. To the extent the occurrence of a Satellite Anomaly is due to causes not attributable to Contractor (including any subcontractor, agent or representative of Contractor), Purchaser shall pay Contractor the Actual Costs reasonably incurred by Contractor associated with such anomaly services, plus a markup of [*], which shall be invoiced and paid pursuant to the provisions of Article 5. To the extent the causes are attributable to Contractor (including any subcontractor, agent or representative of Contractor), such costs shall be borne by Contractor. [*] CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED BY ICO GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS (HOLDINGS) LIMITED.
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Satellite Anomalies. Contractor shall investigate any Satellite Anomaly or Defect occurring on the Satellite after launch during the in-orbit life of such Satellite and known to it or as notified in writing by Purchaser, and shall use reasonable efforts to correct such Satellite Anomaly or Defect as promptly as possible in accordance with the Satellite Anomaly resolution support services set forth in Section 7 of Exhibit A, Statement of Work. Such reasonable efforts shall be conducted at Contractor’s expense to resolve Defects or Satellite Anomalies by on-ground means, including software patches or updates, or transmission by Contractor of commands to the Satellite to eliminate or mitigate any adverse impact resulting from any such Satellite Anomalies or Defects, to establish work-around solutions, or to otherwise resolve such Defects or Satellite Anomalies. Contractor shall coordinate and consult with Purchaser concerning such on-ground resolution of Defects or Satellite Anomalies in the launched Satellite. If for any reason any such Satellite Anomaly or Defect cannot be or is not corrected as set forth above, and as a result thereof, such Satellite suffers any loss, including loss of Transponders or becomes a Total Loss, Purchaser, including Purchaser Associates, shall look solely to its/their Launch and In-Orbit Insurance Policy and any subsequent insurance policy for the Satellite procured by Purchaser, to compensate it for its loss and any consequences therefrom, and Contractor shall have no liability or obligation to Purchaser, [***] or any other person in respect of such loss, except as set forth in Article 13 and to provide the services set forth in Articles 32.2 and 32.4, subject to the conditions and limitations of such Articles and subject to the limitation of liability stated in Article 15.2.7 above. In the event and to the extent that the occurrence of a Satellite Anomaly is Attributable to Purchaser, Purchaser shall pay Contractor the Actual Costs reasonably incurred of all services approved by Purchaser and provided by Contractor associated with such Satellite Anomaly services, plus a markup of [***] percent ([***]%) of such costs, which costs and markup shall be invoiced and paid pursuant to the provisions of Article 5.
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Satellite Anomalies. Contractor shall investigate any Satellite Anomaly in any Satellite arising during at a minimum the Satellite Stated Life of the Satellite, and for any period during which Contractor is entitled to earn performance incentives, and known to it or as notified in writing by MSV and shall undertake Satellite Anomaly resolution support Services in accordance with Exhibit A, L-Band Space Based Network Statement of Work. [***REDACTED***]
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Satellite Anomalies. Without limiting its obligations under Article 10, Contractor shall investigate any Satellite Anomaly arising during the life of the Satellite, and *** to promptly correct any such anomaly that is correctable by Contractor from Purchaser’s SCF using the facilities and equipment available at such site or is otherwise correctable in accordance with the Satellite Anomaly resolution support services set forth in Section 7 of Exhibit A, Statement of Work. Such reasonable efforts shall be conducted *** to resolve Defects or Satellite Anomalies by on-ground means, including software patches or updates, or *** Certain confidential portions of this exhibit were omitted by means of redacting a portion of the text. transmission by Contractor of commands to the Satellite to eliminate or mitigate any adverse impact resulting from any such Satellite Anomalies or Defects, to establish work-around solutions, or to otherwise resolve such Defects or Satellite Anomalies. Contractor shall coordinate and consult with Purchaser concerning such on-ground resolution of Defects or Satellite Anomalies in the launched Satellite. If for any reason any such Satellite Anomaly or Defect cannot be or is not corrected as set forth above, and as a result thereof, such Satellite suffers any loss, including loss of Transponders or becomes a Total Loss, ***. In the event and to the extent that the occurrence of a Satellite Anomaly is not attributable to Contractor ***.
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Satellite Anomalies. Contractor shall investigate any Satellite Anomaly in any Satellite arising during the life of the Satellite, and use reasonable best efforts to correct any such Satellite Anomaly that is correctable by Contractor from Purchaser's SCF using the facilities and equipment available at such site. WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO PURCHASER'S RIGHTS UNDER ARTICLES 19 AND 20, CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY TO PURCHASER OR TO THIRD PARTIES ARISING FROM ANY ADVICE OR ASSISTANCE THAT CONTRACTOR OR ANY SUBCONTRACTOR OR AGENT OF CONTRACTOR MAY PROVIDE IN RESPECT OF A SATELLITE AFTER LAUNCH, REGARDLESS OF CAUSE OR LEGAL THEORY, INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE, EXCEPT WITH RESPECT TO: (1) WILLFUL MISCONDUCT OR GROSS NEGLIGENCE BY CONTRACTOR, AND (2) [SPACE SYSTEMS LORAL LOGO] SS/L-TP99022 Contract PURCHASER'S RIGHTS AND CONTRACTOR'S DUTIES AND OBLIGATIONS UNDER ARTICLES 4.1, [CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REDACTED], 15.2.1 AND 39. IN ALL CASES CONTRACTOR'S LIABILITY SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE LIMITATION OF LIABILITY SET FORTH IN ARTICLE 34.
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Satellite Anomalies. Contractor shall investigate any Satellite Anomaly in any Satellite arising during the life of the Satellite, and use reasonable best efforts to correct any such Satellite Anomaly that is correctable by Contractor from Purchaser's SCF using the facilities and equipment available at such site. CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY TO PURCHASER OR TO THIRD PARTIES ARISING FROM ANY ADVICE OR ASSISTANCE THAT CONTRACTOR OR ANY SUBCONTRACTOR OR AGENT OF CONTRACTOR MAY PROVIDE IN RESPECT OF THE SATELLITE AFTER LAUNCH, REGARDLESS OF CAUSE OR LEGAL THEORY, INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE, EXCEPT WITH RESPECT TO WILLFUL MISCONDUCT OR GROSS NEGLIGENCE BY CONTRACTOR. IN ALL CASES CONTRACTOR'S LIABILITY SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE LIMITATION OF LIABILITY SET FORTH IN ARTICLE 34.
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Satellite Anomalies. Contractor shall investigate any Satellite Anomaly in any Satellite arising during the life of the Satellite, and use reasonable best efforts to correct any such Satellite Anomaly that is correctable by Contractor from Purchaser's SCF using the facilities and equipment available at such site. WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO PURCHASER'S RIGHTS UNDER ARTICLES 19 AND 20, CONTRACTOR SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY TO PURCHASER OR TO THIRD PARTIES ARISING FROM ANY ADVICE OR ASSISTANCE THAT CONTRACTOR OR ANY SUBCONTRACTOR OR AGENT OF CONTRACTOR MAY PROVIDE IN RESPECT OF A SATELLITE AFTER LAUNCH, REGARDLESS OF CAUSE OR LEGAL THEORY, INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE, EXCEPT WITH RESPECT TO: (1) WILLFUL MISCONDUCT OR GROSS NEGLIGENCE BY CONTRACTOR, AND (2) PURCHASER'S RIGHTS AND CONTRACTOR'S DUTIES AND OBLIGATIONS UNDER ARTICLES 4.1, 10, 13, 15.2.1 45 47
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