Physical Security: Within the Property, unarmed physical security is the Tenant’s responsibility. NASA will provide physical security for Kennedy Space Center of which the Property is a part. Environmental Issues: Tenant will be responsible for complying with federal, state, and local environmental law. Tenant, at its own expense, will for and hold any required environmental permits. Safety and Health: Tenant will be responsible for complying with federal, state, and local laws including appropriate NASA KSC Safety requirements used for the assessment of partner controls that are used to protect NASA civil servants, NASA contractor personnel, and NASA property from partner hazards. Tenant will coordinate the scheduling and execution of hazardous operations with NASA and will provide information to enable NASA to respond to security, fire, medical, and environmental emergencies. Right to Terminate: This agreement may be terminated by Mutual Consent, Default by Partner, or Force Majeure. Launch Operations: The lease agreement excludes any agreement concerning, and does not constitute permission for, an actual launch. Such launches must be approved and licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and NASA expects to be part of that process for purposes of protecting NASA property and persons at the Kennedy Space Center and avoiding interference with NASA launch operations.
Physical Security: Within the Property, unarmed physical security is the Tenant’s responsibility. NASA will provide physical security for Kennedy Space Center of which the Property is a part. Environmental Issues: Tenant will be responsible for complying with federal, state, and local environmental law. Tenant, at its own expense, will for and hold any required environmental permits. Safety and Health: Tenant will be responsible for complying with federal, state, and local laws including appropriate NASA KSC Safety requirements used for the assessment of partner controls that are used to protect NASA civil servants, NASA contractor personnel, and NASA property from partner hazards. Tenant will coordinate the scheduling and execution of hazardous operations with NASA and will provide information to enable NASA to respond to security, fire, medical, and environmental emergencies. Right to Terminate: This agreement may be terminated by Mutual Consent, Default by Partner, or Force Majeure. Launch Operations: The lease agreement excludes any agreement concerning, and does not constitute permission for, an actual launch. Such launches must be approved and licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and NASA expects to be part of that process for purposes of protecting NASA property and persons at the Kennedy Space Center and avoiding interference with NASA launch operations.
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