Launch Service Provider definition

Launch Service Provider means Beijing Talentway Technology Corporation, a company incorporated and existing under PRC law.
Launch Service Provider means the United States organisation contracted by the European Commission to perform the launch of the Galileo satellites.
Launch Service Provider or “LSP” means the entity furnishing the Launch Vehicle (LV) to the Client for the Mission.

Examples of Launch Service Provider in a sentence

  • In order to protect the EU classified equipment and documentation, both Parties shall ensure, in close coordination with the Launch Service Provider, that all necessary and appropriate measures according to the terms of this Agreement are in place to control and protect such equipment and documentation.

  • United States government and Launch Service Provider personnel and their supporting contractors may inspect recovered Galileo satellite debris only for investigative purposes.

  • To the extent practicable in such circumstances, the Union shall be permitted to post a guard 24/7 in or around the Secure Zones and continue monitoring the Secure Zones remotely via Union video systems authorised under contract with the Launch Service Provider.

  • In the case of a suspected Security Incident, the ESA LSO shall, if he/she considers appropriate and following a clarification meeting with the security officer of the Launch Service Provider, report the Security Incident to the United States Launch Base Security Authority for further investigation.

  • The United States Launch Base Security Authority, in coordination with the Launch Service Provider, ESA LSO and other applicable organisations, shall investigate any Security Incident reported by the ESA LSO.

  • United States shall confirm, upon request from the European Commission, the status of the facility security clearance of the Launch Service Provider and owner/operator of the Commercial Payload Processing Facility under United States domestic law pertaining to the storage of classified equipment and documentation.

  • Union activities and EU Protected Assets at a Commercial Payload Processing Facility are governed primarily by contractual agreements between the Union, the Launch Service Provider and the owner/operators of such a facility.

  • The United States shall keep the ESA LSO informed through the Launch Service Provider prior to any decision to evacuate any area of the Launch Base related to the Union launch.

  • On the part of the Union: – European Commission – ESA LSO – ESA – EUSPA – Launch Service Provider – Satellite Manufacturer.

  • In such cases, United States government personnel shall nonetheless keep the ESA LSO or if not available his/her designees appropriately informed and make every effort to ensure uninterrupted operation of Union video systems authorised under contract with the Launch Service Provider.


More Definitions of Launch Service Provider

Launch Service Provider means the organization(s) which Hughxx xxx contracted or will contract with to perform Launch Service(s), and shall include, but not be limited to, those persons referred to in Table 1 of ARTICLE 3,

Related to Launch Service Provider

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  • Service Provider means an Employee, Director or Consultant.

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  • Internet Service Provider (ISP) means an Enhanced Service Provider (ESP) that provides Internet Services.