EULA Changes - Section 5.7 (2024-02-21).pdf
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- AFP for SSC Enterprise Park and B9121 (NASA)
- Solicitation number
- AFP-SSC-EP-2023
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This solicitation from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Stennis Space Center seeks proposals to lease underutilized land and buildings at NASA Stennis Space Center for the development of an Enterprise Park. Specifically, the solicitation involves three parcels of land totaling approximately 2,600 acres designated as Enterprise Park, a 7.4 acre laydown yard located south of Enterprise Park and north of Building 9101, and Building 9121. Parcel A consists of approximately 1,100 acres designated as Enterprise Park, Parcel B consists of approximately 800 acres east of Enterprise Park, and Parcel C consists of approximately 700 acres south of Parcel B. Right of way access from Parcel C to the propulsion test complex can be considered for tenants interested in having a more direct route. Proposals are sought for lease of all or a portion of the available federal property.
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NASA Changes (Blue Font) to the Enhanced Use Lease Agreement (EULA) in Relation to
AFP-SSC-EP-2023 for SSC Enterprise Park and B9121
21 Feb 2024 Amendment
Paragraph 5.7 wording has been replaced in its entirety.
Changed From
5.7 Utility Metering
Tenant shall install revenue grade meters for any NASA-provided utilities (e.g., power and water), as well as meters for commodities (e.g., GN2 and GHe) on any new facilities and existing facilities requiring meters. Tenant shall obtain NASA's approval of the design for any such meter installation. NASA will inspect the installation, as well as perform periodic inspections, to validate that the meter is reading properly.
Changed To
5.7 Utility Metering
Tenant can request connection to existing NASA SSC utility (e.g., power and water) or commodity (e.g., GN2 and GHe) systems. NASA will review all requests (IAW 5.2.B) and must approve and notify Tenant before proceeding. If approved, NASA will determine and notify the Tenant if the connection must be made with NASA’s contractor or if the Tenant will be allowed to make the connection with NASA oversight. The Tenant is responsible for designing and funding both the physical connection to the existing system and all modifications. NASA will review and approve submitted designs (IAW 5.2.C.v). The Tenant’s contractor can perform all work downstream of the approved physical connection.
Tenant shall fund and install revenue grade meters for any NASA-provided utilities, as well as meters for commodities on any new facilities and existing facilities requiring meters. Tenant shall obtain NASA's approval of the design for any such meter installation. NASA will inspect the installation, as well as perform periodic inspections, to validate that the meter is reading properly.
5.7 Utility Metering
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