Rideshare payload user’s guide october 2022
FACILITY SUPPORT AND OPERATIONS
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| FACILITY SUPPORT AND OPERATIONS SpaceX will integrate the scheduling of Payload processing activities with Launch Vehicle processing activities. SpaceX will maintain and communicate the integrated schedules and procedures. In addition, SpaceX will act as the primary RIDESHARE PAYLOAD USER’S GUIDE © Space Exploration Technologies Corp. All rights reserved. No US. Export Controlled Data. 45 point of contact between the Launch Range and the Customer and coordinate all Launch Range support, including the following a. Launch Range security and badge control b. Launch Range scheduling c. Launch Range system safety d. Meteorology e. Communications and timing f. Fire protection g. Nonhazardous fluids and gases a. Gaseous helium per MIL-PRF-27407, Grade A (5700 psi max) b. Gaseous nitrogen per MIL-PRF-27401, Grade A (4150 psi max) c. Compressed Air (120 psi max) d. Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) SpaceX will maintain PPF management and scheduling responsibilities throughout the Payload processing and encapsulation phase. As facility manager, SpaceX will require some oversight of Payload activities. SpaceX will provide training for Customer personnel regarding the PPF (cranes, warning lights, etc) and applicable Launch Range/facility safety and security procedures. Training will be provided in advance of Payload arrival and offloading at the Launch Site. 6.6.8 LICENSING AND REGISTRATION SpaceX will provide to Customer commercially reasonable support and information to enable Customer to satisfy the requirements of all applicable regulatory/licensing agencies and associated statutes, including Launch Range safety, the US Departments of State and Commerce, the US FAA, the US FCC and the CSLA. Each Party will be responsible for obtaining all Licenses to carryout its obligations under the Agreement. For example, SpaceX is responsible for licensing RF emissions entering free-space from SpaceX-provided hardware and the Customer is responsible for licensing RF emissions entering free-space from Customer-provided hardware. If Customer or any of Customer’s Related Third Parties takes any action or fails to take an action that SpaceX reasonably determines requires delaying any application for or amending any License for which SpaceX is responsible to obtain, SpaceX reserves the right to re-book Customer, with applicable rebooking fees. Download 2.78 Mb. Share with your friends:
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