MISSION DELIVERY / ASSEMBLY, INTEGRATION & TEST
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Payload-to-bus AIT covers mechanical accommodation, electrical and software interfaces, functional verification and agreed environmental tests. Launch integration covers the completed spacecraft’s launch interface, deployer or separation hardware, safety submissions and launch-site operations. A contract may cover both; confirm each boundary.
NASA · Integration, Launch, and Deployment, §10.4 · reviewed 14 Oct 2026
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Publishes engineering-model platforms, interface verification during platform assembly/integration/verification, and dedicated payload-integration support.
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Read primary sourcePublishes an adaptable LEO satellite platform and payload accommodation features.
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