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                                                                    EXHIBIT 10.1

*** CERTAIN CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FILED WITH THE
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL
TREATMENT.

        GATEWAY TERMINAL DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCTION AND PURCHASE AGREEMENT

                                 BY AND BETWEEN

                           ASTROLINK INTERNATIONAL LLC

                                       AND

                                  VIASAT, INC.

        This Gateway Terminal Development Production and Purchase Agreement
(including those Schedules and Attachments attached hereto, the "Agreement"),
effective as of the Effective Date, is entered into by and between Astrolink
International LLC, a Delaware corporation with offices located at 6701 Democracy
Boulevard, Suite 1000, Bethesda, MD 20817 ("AIL"), and ViaSat, Inc., a Delaware
corporation with offices located at 6155 El Camino Real, Carlsbad, California
92009 ("Contractor"). As used in this Agreement, "Party" means either AIL or
Contractor, as appropriate, and "Parties" means AIL and Contractor. The Parties
agree that the following terms and conditions shall apply to the products and
services to be provided by Contractor under this Agreement in consideration of
certain payments to be made by AIL.

        The Parties, for good and valuable consideration, the receipt and
sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, agree as follows:

1.      BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES

1.1     BACKGROUND.

        This Agreement is being made and entered into with reference to the
following:

        (a)    AIL has determined to implement a Ka-band, switched-processor
               payload, digital, multichannel, satellite switched networking
               system that utilizes ground terminals and Gateways (as defined
               below) satisfying the Acceptance Criteria (as defined below), and
               other terms and conditions of this Agreement to provide satellite
               telecommunications network services in various markets.

        (b)    Contractor is an established and well-known global electrical
               engineering, manufacturing and systems integration company
               (together with its Subcontractors), has particular expertise in
               telecommunications and Gateway Terminal technology and desires to
               develop, produce and provide AIL with Service Provider Gateway
               Terminals

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                              ASTROLINK AND VIASAT
                     CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY INFORMATION

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               for the AIL System (as defined below) and related services as
               specified in this Agreement.

1.2     OBJECTIVES.

        AIL and Contractor have agreed upon certain goals and objectives for
        this Agreement, including the following:

        (a)    Designing, developing, and manufacturing the Gateway Terminals in
               accordance with the terms hereof;

        (b)    Bringing the Gateway Terminals, which incorporate and meet the
               requirements of the SOW and the Acceptance Criteria, quickly and
               reliably to market;

        (c)    Ensuring that Contractor and Contractor's Subcontractors have in
               place all the research, development, manufacturing, technological
               and management skills necessary to design, develop, fabricate,
               assemble, install, integrate, support and maintain the Gateways;

        (d)    Creating a contractual relationship that is flexible and highly
               responsive to the needs of the Parties and provides a competitive
               solution in light of changes in the business environment, and
               advances in technology and methods of using technology;

        (e)    Aligning the capabilities and performance of the Gateway
               Terminals with the AIL System specifications, AIL's business
               requirements and Contractor's (including its Subcontractors')
               capabilities; and

        (f)    Establishing Contractor as a designer and supplier of Service
               Provider Gateway Terminals for use with the AIL System.

1.3     CONSTRUCTION AND INTERPRETATION.

        (a)    The provisions of Sections 1.1 and 1.2 are intended to be a
               general introduction to this Agreement and are not intended to
               expand the scope of the Parties' obligations under this Agreement
               or to alter the plain meaning of the terms and conditions of this
               Agreement and shall be used only as guidance to the Parties.

        (b)    Terms other than those defined in this Agreement shall be given
               their plain English meaning, and those terms, acronyms and
               phrases known in the satellite telecommunications technology
               products and services industries shall be interpreted in
               accordance with their generally known meanings.

        (c)    Unless the context otherwise requires, words importing the
               singular include the plural and vice-versa.

        (d)    References to an "Article," "Section" and "Subsection" shall be
               references to an article, section, or subsection of this
               Agreement, unless otherwise specifically stated.

        (e)    References to this Agreement and the words "herein," "hereof,"
               "hereto," and "hereunder" and other words of similar import refer
               to this Agreement as a whole and not to any particular Article,
               Section or Subsection.

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        (f)    The Article, Section and Subsection headings in this Agreement
               are intended to be for reference purposes only and shall in no
               way be construed to modify or restrict any of the terms or
               provisions of this Agreement.

        (g)    The word "including" and words of similar import (such as
               "include" and "includes") mean "including, but not limited to."

        (h)    A reference to "days" means calendar days, unless otherwise
               specifically stated in a reference.

2.      DEFINITIONS

2.1     CERTAIN DEFINITIONS.

        As used in this Agreement, the following defined terms shall have the
        meanings set forth below. Other capitalized terms used in this Agreement
        are defined in the context in which they are used and shall have the
        meanings there indicated.

        (a)    "Acceptance" or "Accepted" means, with respect to any Milestone
               or Gateway Terminal that such Milestone or Gateway Terminal has
               satisfied the applicable requirements set forth in Section 6.2.

        (b)    "Acceptance Criteria" means the criteria used to confirm that the
               Gateway Terminals, the interfaces of the Gateway Terminals with
               the Baseband Equipment and the Element Manager, Documentation and
               Services meet the requirements of the Acceptance Test Plan or the
               SOW as appropriate.

        (c)    "Acceptance Testing" means the acceptance tests to be conducted
               in accordance with Section 6.2 and the procedures and timeframes
               set forth in the mutually agreed upon Acceptance Test Plan.

        (d)    "Affiliate" means, with respect to any entity, any other entity
               Controlling, Controlled by or under common Control with such
               entity. "Affiliate" does not include any Competitor.

        (e)    "AIL Background Information" means all Confidential Information
               and Joint Confidential Information of AIL or its licensors, in
               any form, furnished or made available directly or indirectly to
               Contractor by AIL or otherwise obtained by Contractor from AIL,
               including, without limitation, the SOW and AIL's market analysis,
               certification procedures, business model and AIL-proprietary
               algorithms and all Intellectual Property Rights related to any of
               the foregoing, developed prior to the Effective Date.

        (f)    "AIL Foreground Information" means all Confidential Information
               of AIL or its licensors, and any Joint Confidential Information,
               in any form, furnished or made available directly or indirectly
               to Contractor by AIL or otherwise obtained by Contractor from AIL
               and Confidential Information jointly owned by AIL and Contractor
               and all Intellectual Property Rights related to any of the
               foregoing, developed or acquired by AIL on or after the Effective
               Date.

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        (g)    "AIL System" means the Ka-band satellites to be constructed,
               launched and successfully deployed in orbit together with the
               ground segment required to deliver broadband services, and as
               further described in the Statement of Work.

        (h)    "ATM Switch" means the asynchronous transfer mode switch which is
               supplied to Contractor by AIL as CFE for integration with the
               Gateway Terminal.

        (i)    "Baseband Equipment" or "BBE" means that portion of a Gateway
               that is used to perform terrestrial interworking, switching and
               other terrestrial networking functions. The Baseband Equipment
               includes the ATM Switch.

        (j)    "CFE" means that equipment, data and documentation set forth in
               the SOW for delivery to Contractor in accordance with the SOW
               schedule that AIL provides for Contractor's use hereunder, and
               unless otherwise agreed by the Parties, in which AIL retains
               ownership.

        (k)    "Comparable Gateway Terminals" means any Gateway Terminals
               developed and/or manufactured by Contractor for use with the AIL
               System that are substantially similar to or a derivative of the
               Gateway Terminals, and the associated equipment, software and
               documentation therefor.

        (l)    "Competitor" means a provider of a substantially comparable
               geosynchronous Ka-band, switched processor satellite system that
               provides services substantially comparable to those offered over
               the AIL System.

        (m)    "Contract Year" means any calendar year during the Term hereof.

        (n)    "Contractor Background Information" means all Confidential
               Information and Joint Confidential Information of Contractor or
               its licensors (excluding AIL's Confidential Information), in any
               form, furnished or made available directly or indirectly to AIL
               by Contractor or incorporated in or otherwise necessary to use or
               maintain the Gateways and Comparable Gateways, including the
               related Intellectual Property Rights.

        (o)    "Contractor-Certified Installer" means a third party installer of
               Gateway Terminals of AIL's choice that has been trained and
               certified by Contractor using procedures which Contractor follows
               for such certifications under similar commercial conditions, in
               accordance with reasonable standards set forth by Contractor.

        (p)    "Contractor Foreground Information" means the Confidential
               Information (and the Intellectual Property Rights appurtenant
               thereto) developed by Contractor hereunder and any Joint
               Confidential Information developed hereunder or acquired by
               Contractor after the Effective Date, which shall not include any
               AIL Confidential Information or any Contractor Background
               Information.

        (q)    "Contractor Personnel" means employees of Contractor, including
               (i) any temporary-duty personnel and Key Contractor Personnel,
               and (ii) Contractor's Subcontractors performing under this
               Agreement.

        (r)    "Control" and its derivatives means with regard to any entity (i)
               the legal or beneficial ownership, directly or indirectly, of
               fifty percent (50%) or more of the capital stock of
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               such entity ordinarily having voting rights or (ii) the
               management control over such entity.

        (s)    "Dead on Arrival" means where any Gateway Terminal or component
               thereof is inoperative or fails to operate in accordance with the
               SOW at the time it is initially installed or fails to so operate
               during the *** period immediately following such initial
               installation, excluding any Gateway Terminal or component failure
               to the extent caused by damage during shipping or installation
               (if such installation is not performed by Contractor or a
               Contractor-Certified Installer).

        (t)    "Defect" or "Defective" means any failure of a Gateway Terminal,
               including any components thereof, to operate in conformance with
               the SOW and applicable Standards.

        (u)    ***

        (v)    "Documentation" shall include specifications, manuals,
               programmatic and test plans and procedures, reports, minutes and
               other media and documents pertaining to the performance,
               installation, training, use, operation and maintenance of each
               Gateway Terminal, all of the above as set forth or referenced in
               the SOW.

        (w)    "Effective Date" means the date that this Agreement is executed
               by the Parties.

        (x)    "Element Manager" or "EM" means that portion of a Gateway that
               provides consolidated control and status capabilities of the
               Gateway.

        (y)    "Equipment" means the ground-based hardware, cabling, spare or
               replacement parts for Gateways and other non-Software components
               associated with the Gateway Terminals that may be purchased by
               AIL from Contractor under this Agreement.

        (z)    "Firmware" means the computer programs that are stored in machine
               executable form within non-volatile memory and operate embedded
               processes within the equipment.

        (aa)   "Gateway" means a major satellite earth station that operates
               with an AIL satellite on a designated gateway beam that is used
               (i) to interface the AIL network with a local terrestrial network
               (including a larger number of users), (ii) to provide high
               throughput of data, (iii) to support the management of its
               associated customers and (iv) to support AIL's regional network
               control center in the management of AIL System resources. A
               Gateway means *** Gateway consisting of Baseband Equipment
               (including the ATM Switch), an Element Manager and Gateway
               Terminal.

        (bb)   "Gateway Support Facility" means the diagnostic and repair
               facility for Gateways established by Contractor pursuant to
               Section 14.2 for the Gateway Terminals and located at
               Contractor's facility (Atlanta facility for baseline pricing-
               other options under study).

        (cc)   "Gateway Terminal" means that portion of a Gateway that
               translates RF (radio frequency) to and from the ATM Switch and
               performs the TCP PEP functions and as further defined in the SOW,
               that is designed, developed and/or manufactured in accordance
               with the SOW and applicable Standards for use with the AIL System
               and the associated Equipment, Software and Documentation, as
               updated, revised or improved from time-to-time and provided by
               Contractor to AIL or its Service Providers.
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        (dd)   "Initial Warranty Period" means the first to occur of (i) ***
               following installation of a Gateway Terminal at a Gateway site by
               a Contractor-certified Installer or (ii) *** from the date of
               delivery of a Gateway Terminal to AIL or a Service Provider.

        (ee)   "Intellectual Property" means patents, copyrights, Confidential
               Information, Marks, know-how, trade secrets, moral rights,
               contract or licensing rights, confidential and proprietary
               information protected under contract or otherwise under law and
               other similar intellectual or industrial property.

        (ff)   "Intellectual Property Rights" means any and all rights in and
               with respect to patents, copyrights, Confidential Information,
               rights in Marks, know-how, trade secrets, moral rights, contract
               or licensing rights, confidential and proprietary information
               protected under contract or otherwise under law, and other
               similar rights or interests in intellectual or industrial
               property and all registrations and applications for registration
               therefor.

        (gg)   "Joint Confidential Information" means (A) information that has
               been developed pursuant to Section 10.4(c)(iii); and (B)
               information that has been independently developed, licensed or
               otherwise acquired by each Party without breach of this
               Agreement, and excluding Confidential Information of a Party that
               is provided to the other Party or its agents or Subcontractors
               hereunder, that would qualify as Confidential Information of each
               Party, but for the exclusions to Confidential Information set
               forth in Subsections 15.3(c)(i)(3), (4) or (5) below.

        (hh)   "Lien" means any lien (including subcontractor and other mechanic
               liens), imperfection in title, security interest, claim, charge,
               restriction or other encumbrance.

        (ii)   ***

        (jj)   ***

        (kk)   "Losses" means all costs, expenses, liabilities and damages
               reasonably incurred and payable under any settlement, litigation
               or final judgment, and all related reasonable costs and expenses,
               including legal fees and disbursements and costs of
               investigation, expert fees, fines, interest and penalties.

        (ll)   "Mark" means any trademark, service mark, trade name, domain
               name, logo or other indicia of source or origin of a product or
               service.

        (mm)   "Milestone Payment" means a payment made by AIL to Contractor in
               accordance with Section 14.2(e) below upon Acceptance by AIL of
               the corresponding Milestone.

        (nn)   "Milestone and Payment Schedule" has the meaning given in Section
               5.4 and is attached hereto as Schedule 1.

        (oo)   ***

        (pp)   "Order" means a purchase order issued to Contractor for the
               purchase of Gateway Terminals.

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        (qq)   "Preproduction Gateway Terminals" means the *** Gateway Terminals
               delivered in accordance with the Milestone and Payment Schedule
               that provides a single thread RF-to-ATM and TCP PEP, as described
               in the SOW.

        (rr)   "Prime Rate" means the rate identified as the prime rate offered
               by The Chase Manhattan Bank (or its successor), as published in
               the Wall Street Journal from time to time.

        (ss)   "Production Gateway Terminals" means a Gateway Terminal produced
               by Contractor following AIL's Acceptance of the Prototype Gateway
               Terminals and the Preproduction Gateway Terminals for use by AIL
               or a Service Provider with the AIL System.

        (tt)   "Prototype Gateway Terminal" means a non-Redundant, ***Gateway
               Terminal described in the SOW delivered in accordance with the
               Milestone and Payment Schedule that provides a single thread
               RF-to-ATM.

        (uu)   "Purchase Price" means the price of a Gateway Terminal to AIL and
               its Service Providers, FOB Contractor's designated site, as set
               forth in Section 13.2 for the Purchase Commitment and Schedule 2
               attached hereto (as may be amended by mutual agreement of the
               Parties to include pricing for various Gateway options and
               Services) for additional Gateway Terminals Ordered hereunder.

        (vv)   ***

        (ww)   "Redundancy" shall have the meaning set forth in the SOW.

        (xx)   "Service Provider" means entities that pursuant to written
               agreement with AIL own and/or operate the Gateways or Comparable
               Gateways with the AIL System and other related software and
               equipment, and that may purchase Gateway Terminals from
               Contractor.

        (yy)   "Services" means (i) the services provided by Contractor pursuant
               to this Agreement, and (ii) services described in any Order, and
               (iii) any services not specifically described in (i) or (ii) that
               are required or appropriate for the proper performance and
               provision of those services described in (i) or (ii).

        (zz)   "Software" means the machine readable computer code used to
               instruct a processor to perform a task or series of tasks in
               object code form, including Firmware, files, databases,
               interfaces, documentation and other materials related thereto)
               necessary to make the Gateway Terminals achieve applicable
               requirements of the SOW, which computer code shall be supplied
               and licensed by Contractor to AIL for use pursuant to this
               Agreement (including any third party Software sublicensed by
               Contractor hereunder), as such Software is revised, updated,
               corrected and enhanced from time-to-time and provided to AIL
               pursuant to this Agreement.

        (aaa)  "Source Code" means the human readable code written in a high
               level language, including source code listings as then commented,
               system and program flowcharts, and such other components,
               programs and documents to fully utilize, modify and maintain the
               Software consistent with standards set forth herein, including
               all necessary support routines, all of which, where applicable,
               shall be on media able to be read and processed.

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        (bbb)  "Specifications" means those functional, performance and other
               requirements and documents set forth or referenced (as
               applicable) in the Statement of Work, as may be amended from time
               to time.

        (ccc)  "Standards" shall have the meaning set forth in the SOW.

        (ddd)  "Statement of Work" or "SOW" means the document attached hereto
               as Schedule 4, which shall include by this reference all
               documents, specifications and tables, including without
               limitation the Specifications, contained therein and referenced
               thereby, as may be amended from time to time by mutual agreement
               of the Parties.

        (eee)  "Subcontractor" means those contractors, consultants, suppliers
               and providers used by Contractor under this Agreement.

        (fff)  "TCP PEP" means equipment providing the performance enhancing
               protocol that is used to enhance the performance of using
               transmission control protocol over a satellite link.

        (ggg)  "Technical Materials" means the technical, engineering and design
               information and specifications relating to the Gateway Terminals,
               whether written or non-written, including Source Code, Software,
               Software specifications, functional specifications, interface
               specifications, hardware and circuit diagrams, mask works,
               schematic diagrams, vellums, third party supplier information
               (including name, address, and part numbers), and associated
               documentation, in reasonable detail sufficient to permit AIL or
               its designees to manufacture, support, maintain and procure
               Gateway Terminals as permitted hereunder.

        (hhh)  "Termination Date" means the date that this Agreement is
               terminated by a Party in accordance herewith.

        (iii)  "United States" or "U.S." means the United States of America.

        (jjj)  "Virus" means: (i) program code, programming instruction or set
               of instructions intentionally constructed with the ability to
               damage, interfere with or otherwise adversely affect computer
               programs, data files or operations; or (ii) other code typically
               designated to be a virus (including worms, Trojan horses and
               similar items).

        (kkk)  "Warranty" means any of the representations, covenants and
               warranties set forth in this Agreement.

        (lll)  "Warranty Period" means the Initial Warranty Period and all
               Extended Warranty Periods for any Gateway Terminals.

        (mmm)  "Year 2000 Compliant" means the ability of Gateway Terminals,
               when used in accordance with its associated documentation, to be
               capable of correctly and unambiguously processing, recognizing,
               providing, recording and receiving date data within and between
               the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, including proper
               identification of the century and leap years, without resulting
               in or causing logical or mathematical inconsistencies, processing
               errors, loss of functionality or performance or other failures.
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2.2     OTHER TERMS.

        Other terms used in this Agreement are defined in the context in which
        they are used and have the meanings there indicated. A cross-reference
        for such terms is set forth below:

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               Acceptance Test Plan                           Section 6.2(a)
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               AIL Contract Manager                           Section 12.2
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               AIL-proposed Change                            Section 12.2(a)
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               AIL Purchase Commitment                        Section 8.1
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               Annual Forecast                                Section 8.2
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               Confidential Information                       Section 15.3(a)
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               Contractor Program Manager                     Section 12.4(a)
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               Development License                            Section 10.1(a)
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               Disabling Code                                 Section 18.10
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               Early Default                                  Section 5.6
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               Escrow Agreement                               Section.10.6(a)
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               Escrowed Material                              Section 10.6(a)
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               Excusable Delay                                Section 20.4
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               Extended Warranty Period                       Section 11.3(b)
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               Final Statement                                Section 22.2(c)
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               Force Majeure Event                            Section 20.3(a)
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               Gateway Terminal IP                            Section 22.3(a)
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               Initial Payment                                Section 14.1
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               Initial Term                                   Article 4
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               Key Contractor Personnel                       Section 12.5(a)
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               Long Lead Kit                                  Section 8.3(b)
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               Material Subcontract                           Section 12.9(b)
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               Material Subcontractor                         Section 12.9(b)
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               Milestone                                      Section 5.4
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               Milestone Date                                 Section 5.4
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               Notice of Election                             Section 19.4
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               On-Site Representative                         Section 12.10
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               Permit                                         Section 5.7
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               Pre-prepared Site                              Section 9.3(a)
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               Production Acceptance Test Plan                Section 6.2(b)(ii)
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               Purchase Commitment                            Section 8.1
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               Quality Assurance Program                      Section 6.4
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               Release Conditions                             Section 10.6(a)
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               Replacement Vendor                             Section 22.3
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               Scheduled Delivery Date                        Section 8.5
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               Service Provider Terms                         Section 8.4
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               Term                                           Article 4
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               Termination/Expiration Assistance              Section 22.4
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               Updated Forecast                               Section 8.2
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3.      SCOPE AND STRUCTURE

3.1     GENERAL SCOPE.

        This Agreement (including the SOW and other schedules hereto) provides
        the terms and conditions under which Contractor will design, develop,
        document, test, manufacture, deliver and support the Gateway Terminals
        to AIL and its Service Providers, and under which AIL and
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        its Service Providers may purchase Gateway Terminals and Services from
        Contractor for use with the AIL System, including Services associated
        with the Warranty Period. For Services not included within the pricing
        hereunder and to be performed outside the U.S., Contractor shall provide
        Services on a country-by-country basis, as requested by AIL, at
        commercially reasonable rates.

3.2     UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS.

        The Parties acknowledge and agree that AIL has unique requirements and
        Contractor has solutions regarding the Gateway Terminals and Services to
        be provided by Contractor hereunder. In this regard, to the extent not
        already provided for in this Agreement, the Parties agree to negotiate
        in good faith in accordance with the procedures provided in Sections
        12.1 and 12.2 hereof to provide the maximum flexibility in meeting AIL's
        particular Gateway and Service requirements, as proposed by AIL during
        the Term.

3.3     COORDINATION WITH AIL PROJECT TEAMS.

        Contractor agrees, as a part of the work under this Agreement and the
        support hours set forth in Section 14.2, to coordinate with other
        members of AIL's integrated product team to accomplish the work set
        forth in the SOW to support the development and fielding of a fully
        functional AIL System. Contractor acknowledges that it bears the
        responsibility to design and construct Gateway Terminals and to provide
        the interfaces for each Gateway Terminal to the Element Manager and
        Baseband Equipment in accordance with the SOW. If Contractor becomes
        aware of any material information during the Term which differs from
        such information provided to Contractor under this Agreement, Contractor
        shall promptly notify AIL in writing.

3.4     NON-EXCLUSIVITY.

        (a)    It is expressly understood and agreed that other than the
               purchase commitments made by AIL in Sections 8.1 and 8.2
               hereunder, this Agreement does not require AIL to purchase or
               order any Gateway Terminals, including any components thereof, or
               Services from Contractor and does not grant to Contractor an
               exclusive privilege to sell or otherwise provide to AIL or its
               Service Providers any or all of the Gateway Terminals, including
               any components thereof or Services of the type described in this
               Agreement.

        (b)    Contractor agrees that purchases by AIL under this Agreement
               shall not require AIL to continue any level of such purchases,
               except as expressly provided herein. AIL assumes no liability for
               Gateway Terminals or Services produced, processed, rendered or
               shipped in excess of the amounts specified in an Order submitted
               pursuant to this Agreement. Estimates or forecasts furnished by
               AIL or its Service Providers to Contractor shall not constitute
               commitments of any kind.

        (c)    Notwithstanding the foregoing, during the Term, to the extent
               that AIL requires additional Gateway Terminals of similar
               functionality to those described in this Agreement (including the
               SOW) beyond the Purchase Commitment, and Contractor is materially
               performing its obligations hereunder to AIL's reasonable
               satisfaction (and Contractor can fulfill AIL's additional
               requirements for Gateway Terminals), AIL will order such
               additional Gateway Terminals from Contractor through the earlier
               to occur of the placement of orders for 24 Gateway Terminals
               (without cancellation of such orders), or the termination or
               expiration of this Agreement.

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4.      TERM

        The term of this Agreement shall begin upon the Effective Date and shall
        expire December 31, 2007 (the "Initial Term"), unless earlier terminated
        or extended in accordance with this Agreement. Prior to the expiration
        of the Initial Term, the Parties may agree to extend the term of this
        Agreement, upon mutually agreeable terms, in three (3) year renewal
        periods. The Initial Term, as earlier terminated or extended, shall be
        known as the "Term".

5.      GATEWAY TERMINAL DEVELOPMENT

5.1     AIL RESPONSIBILITIES.

        The Parties have agreed to the SOW, which describes the Gateway
        Terminals, including interface specifications for the Gateway and the
        AIL System. AIL shall deliver the CFE specified in the SOW in accordance
        with the schedule set forth therein. AIL agrees to provide such other
        AIL Background Information and AIL Foreground Information to Contractor,
        as set forth in Section 10.1, as may be reasonably required for
        Contractor to perform its obligations hereunder.

5.2     CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES.

        Contractor shall be responsible for the performance of the work
        described in the SOW (including such work implied therein, incidental to
        and reasonably required for the proper provision of such work), and
        shall perform such work in accordance with the SOW and this Agreement,
        for the design, development and production of Gateway Terminals.

5.3     USE OF PROTOTYPE GATEWAY TERMINALS.

        AIL shall make the Prototype Gateway Terminal available to Contractor as
        CFE one (1) month following Acceptance of the Preproduction Gateway
        Terminal for use in Contractor's Gateway Support Facility during the
        Term. Upon expiration or termination of the Agreement, Contractor will
        make available the Prototype Gateway Terminal to AIL for AIL to pick up
        at Contractor's facility in its then-current configuration and condition
        which would include normal wear and tear, any refurbishment and use for
        various test functions, among other things. Ownership of the Prototype
        Gateway Terminal shall remain with AIL.

5.4     MILESTONE AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE.

        The Parties have agreed upon a detailed critical milestone schedule and
        payment plan (the "Milestone and Payment Schedule") based on the SOW,
        attached as Schedule 1. Contractor will satisfy the applicable
        Acceptance Criteria for all milestones set forth in the Milestone and
        Payment Schedule, including achieving the milestones (each, a
        "Milestone") within the corresponding dates set forth therein (each, a
        "Milestone Date").

5.5     FAILURE TO ACHIEVE MILESTONES.

        If (i) Contractor fails to achieve, or (ii) AIL has a reasonable basis
        to believe Contractor will be unable to achieve, a Milestone by the
        corresponding Milestone Date, (1) Contractor will be required to develop
        a correction plan demonstrating Contractor can recover from Contractor's
        failure to achieve such Milestone and present said plan to AIL within
        ten (10) business days after AIL's request for such a correction plan;
        (2) the Parties will work in good faith to devise a plan
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        of action to achieve the Milestone by the specified Milestone Date or
        arrive at a mutually acceptable revised schedule (which schedule shall
        not affect *** as provided in Section 5.6 below) within ten (10)
        business days after AIL's receipt of Contractor's plan; and (3)
        Contractor's performance will be measured against the schedule in such
        plan of action. If the Parties fail to arrive at a mutually acceptable
        revised schedule within ten (10) business days after AIL's receipt of
        Contractor's correction plan or if Contractor fails to make adequate
        progress towards the agreed revised schedule, AIL may at its sole
        discretion terminate this Agreement for Cause in accordance with Section
        22.1(a) hereof if the breach is not cured during the applicable period
        *** for such breach as provided below.

5.6     FAILURE TO MEET DEVELOPMENT MILESTONE DATES; ***.

        (a)    Failure to Meet Development Milestone Dates. Contractor
               acknowledges that time is of the essence with respect to the
               Milestone Dates and timely delivery and implementation of the
               Gateway Terminals. If Contractor fails to meet the Milestone Date
               for Milestone 4 *** or Milestone 7 ***, except in the case of
               Excusable Delay, AIL will incur substantial damages which are and
               will be difficult to determine. Such failure will be considered
               an "Early Default". Upon such occurrence of an Early Default, AIL
               will be entitled to terminate this Agreement for Cause as
               provided in Section 22.1(a).

        (b)    ***Following a fifteen (15) day grace period and subject to
               Excusable Delay, Contractor ***

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5.7     PERMITS.

        Contractor shall, at Contractor's expense, identify, procure and
        maintain throughout the Term all applicable federal, state, county,
        local and foreign licenses, approvals, inspections, permits and
        certificates (collectively, "Permits") necessary to perform its
        obligations under this Agreement, including all export and import
        Permits and excluding all Permits related solely to the installation of
        Gateway Terminals and Gateways. In the event that AIL requests
        Contractor to obtain any Permits on AIL's behalf, AIL shall reimburse
        Contractor for the fees paid by Contractor for such Permits and for any
        associated work performed to obtain such Permits, in accordance with the
        time and material rates set forth in Schedule 9. AIL will provide
        Contractor with reasonable assistance in procuring and maintaining such
        Permits. Notwithstanding the foregoing, AIL shall be responsible for
        procuring and maintaining those export and other applicable Permits
        required for the export of technical data and other information related
        to AIL's satellites and the provision of the services offered through
        the AIL System. Contractor will provide AIL reasonable assistance in
        procuring and maintaining such Permits.

6.      ACCEPTANCE AND PRODUCTION

6.1     CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES.

        Contractor shall be responsible for timely performing and shall perform
        the Production Work in accordance herewith. The "Production Work" is the
        work described in the SOW and herein, as the case may be, for the
        manufacturing and delivery of Gateway Terminals, including production
        setup, production cycle, software support, drawings and documentation,
        quality program (including product assurance program, parts management,
        materials and processes management, and test and material discrepancy
        reviews), logistics, training, manuals and operations support (including
        such work implied in the SOW, incidental thereto and reasonably required
        for the proper provision of such work).

6.2     ACCEPTANCE TESTING.

        (a)    Acceptance of Development Deliverables. Acceptance of deliverable
               items required by the SOW shall be in accordance with the
               following:

               (i)    For the Prototype Gateway Terminal and Preproduction
                      Gateway Terminal, Contractor shall provide an Acceptance
                      Test Plan to AIL for approval prior to scheduled
                      commencement of testing, as set forth in the SOW.
                      Contractor shall be obligated to conduct acceptance tests
                      in accordance with the approved Acceptance Test Plan which
                      demonstrate that the deliverable item meets the SOW, the
                      Acceptance Criteria and applicable Standards. Each such
                      Acceptance Test Plan shall include the scope, schedule,
                      test equipment, Acceptance Criteria, the parameters to be
                      tested, and the definition of successfully achieving the
                      test and failing the test, as well as other mutually
                      agreed-upon parameters. Testing results must be based on
                      objective criteria.

               (ii)   Prior to the scheduled delivery date of the Prototype
                      Gateway Terminal as set forth in the SOW or as otherwise
                      agreed by the Parties, AIL shall provide to Contractor, as
                      CFE for Acceptance Testing of the Prototype Gateway
                      Terminal and the Preproduction Gateway Terminal, a
                      standard ATM Switch and an Element Manager as described in
                      the SOW, for use in the Gateway Support
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                      Facility during the Term. Using the support hours set
                      forth in Section 14.2, Contractor shall develop an
                      integration control document as specified in the SOW
                      ("ICD") for the ATM Switch and Contractor shall provide to
                      AIL at Milestone 3 (CDR) the recommended ICD for the ATM
                      Switch and the date the ATM Switch is required to be
                      delivered to Contractor. AIL shall arrange on-site support
                      for Contractor at its design facility by the switch
                      manufacturer as described in the SOW.

               (iii)  For deliverable items which are not equipment or software,
                      such as Documentation, and design reviews, AIL will base
                      Acceptance upon content of the deliverable meeting the
                      applicable requirements delineated in the SOW.

               (iv)   For each Acceptance test performed above, Contractor shall
                      provide reasonable notice to AIL (as provided in the SOW)
                      of the date of performance of each Acceptance test so that
                      an AIL designated representative can attend and witness
                      each Acceptance test. AIL's designated representative
                      shall have the opportunity to attend and observe each
                      Acceptance test, unless AIL waives such right in writing.
                      Upon the completion of each Acceptance test, Contractor
                      shall provide to AIL's representative written test results
                      and, if applicable, a statement that the Gateway Terminal
                      has passed the applicable Acceptance Tests (the
                      "Acceptance Test Report"), which AIL's representative
                      either shall approve by signing such report or shall
                      disapprove by not signing such report. If AIL's
                      representative approves and signs an Acceptance Test
                      Report, then the Gateway Terminal so tested shall be
                      deemed to be Accepted hereunder. If AIL's representative
                      does not approve an Acceptance Test Report, Contractor
                      shall remedy any deficiency in the Gateway Terminal and
                      retest the applicable Gateway Terminal, at no charge to
                      AIL. If Contractor disputes in good faith AIL's refusal to
                      approve any Acceptance Test Report, the Parties shall meet
                      to discuss the Acceptance tests and Acceptance Test
                      Report, and the Parties shall resolve such dispute in
                      accordance with Section 21.

        (b)    Acceptance of Production Gateway Terminals and Optional Priced
               Items.

               (i)    First Article Acceptance Testing. Prior to Scheduled
                      Delivery Date of the First Article Gateway Terminal unit
                      (as defined in the SOW), Contractor shall provide a First
                      Article Gateway Terminal Acceptance Test Plan to AIL for
                      approval. Contractor shall be obligated to conduct
                      acceptance tests which demonstrate that the First Article
                      Gateway Terminal unit meets the SOW, the Acceptance
                      Criteria and applicable Standards. The Acceptance Test
                      Plan shall include the scope, schedule, test equipment,
                      Acceptance Criteria, the parameters to be tested, and the
                      definition of successfully achieving the test and failing
                      the test, as well as other mutually agreed-upon
                      parameters. Testing results must be based on objective
                      criteria. The Acceptance Test Plan for the First Article
                      Gateway Terminal unit shall demonstrate full compliance
                      with the applicable provisions of the SOW.

               (ii)   Production Acceptance Testing. At the Production Readiness
                      Review, Contractor shall present, for AIL approval, the
                      proposed Acceptance Test Plans for Production Gateway
                      Terminals after the First Article Gateway Terminal and for
                      Optional Priced Items in Schedule 2 (the "Production
                      Acceptance Test Plan"). Contractor shall be obligated to
                      conduct acceptance tests that
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                      demonstrate that each Production Gateway Terminal or
                      Optional Priced Item meets the SOW, Acceptance Criteria
                      and applicable Standards. The Production Acceptance Test
                      Plan shall include the scope, schedule, test equipment,
                      Acceptance Criteria, the parameters to be tested, and the
                      definition of successfully achieving the test and failing
                      the test, as well as other mutually agreed-upon
                      parameters. Testing results must be based on objective
                      criteria. Contractor shall demonstrate that each Gateway
                      Terminal complies with the Acceptance Criteria in the
                      approved Production Acceptance Test Plan and the
                      applicable provisions of the SOW.

               (iii)  Acceptance of Production Gateway Terminals. For each
                      Acceptance test performed in accordance with the approved
                      Production Gateway Terminal Acceptance Test Plan on
                      subassemblies identified in such Acceptance Test Plan,
                      Contractor shall provide reasonable notice to AIL (as
                      provided in the SOW) of the date of performance of each
                      such Acceptance test so that an AIL designated
                      representative can attend and witness each such Acceptance
                      test. AIL's designated representative shall have the
                      opportunity to attend and observe each such Acceptance
                      test, unless AIL waives such right in writing. Upon the
                      completion of all Acceptance tests, Contractor shall
                      provide to AIL test results and a certification that the
                      Gateway Terminal has passed the applicable Acceptance
                      Tests. The Gateway Terminal will be deemed Accepted by AIL
                      after review of the certification and associated data
                      which will be accomplished by AIL promptly after receipt
                      of such certification and associated data. If after
                      review, AIL in its reasonable discretion considers that
                      the Acceptance Criteria have not been met, AIL will
                      promptly notify Contractor and the Parties shall meet and
                      confer to agree on any corrective action and re-testing
                      required to be successfully performed in order to achieve
                      Acceptance. Such corrective action and re-testing, if
                      required, shall be performed by Contractor at no
                      additional charge to AIL. If Contractor disputes in good
                      faith AIL's refusal to grant Acceptance, the Parties shall
                      meet to discuss the disputed Acceptance, and if unable to
                      reach mutually satisfactory resolution, the Parties shall
                      resolve such dispute in accordance with Section 21.

6.3     ACCEPTANCE TESTING FAILURES, CURE PERIODS AND REMEDIES.

        (a)    For Development Deliverables. Problems and Acceptance test
               failures of development deliverables are to be resolved in
               accordance with the SOW.

        (b)    For Production Gateway Terminals. Gateway Terminals that fail
               testing in accordance with the Production Acceptance Test Plan
               will be rejected by AIL. Contractor shall not deliver or ship
               such Gateway Terminals and Contractor will not be entitled to
               receive payment for such Gateway Terminals until Contractor
               corrects all items which failed and successfully completes a
               repeat Production Acceptance Test.

        (c)    AIL System Deficiencies. In the event that Acceptance Testing of
               the Gateway Terminal (including Prototype Gateway Terminal and
               the Preproduction Gateway Terminal) with the AIL System
               demonstrates that the AIL System does not provide the
               functionality and performance required by AIL in the SOW,
               notwithstanding that such deficiency is not the result of a
               Defect in the Gateway Terminals, the applicable provisions of the
               SOW or the Gateway Terminal design documentation, Contractor
               shall cooperate with AIL to implement, on an accelerated basis,
               adjustments and
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               modifications to the design and production of the Gateway
               Terminals to achieve the required functionality and performance.
               Such actions may include retrofits, accelerated second-generation
               design and production and such other means as may be required to
               produce the required functionality and performance in the most
               expeditious and cost-effective manner. The Parties will agree to
               a reasonable basis for compensating Contractor for performance of
               such activities.

6.4     QUALITY ASSURANCE.

        Prior to the start of production of Gateway Terminals, the Parties shall
        develop and agree upon a written quality assurance program and
        procedures (the "Quality Assurance Program"), and Contractor shall
        implement such Quality Assurance Program to produce Gateway Terminals,
        such that the Gateway Terminals perform and associated Services are
        consistently performed in accordance with the terms of this Agreement
        and at a level consistent with generally accepted best industry
        standards and practices. Contractor shall maintain compliance with the
        ISO 9001 series approach to quality in the performance of its
        obligations under this Agreement. If Contractor fails to implement or
        follow the Quality Assurance Program, Contractor agrees that AIL may
        require Contractor to cease production of Gateway Terminals until
        Contractor meets the requirements of the Quality Assurance Program. If
        prior to the expiration of the Initial Warranty Period AIL reasonably
        believes that the quality of the Gateway Terminal has diminished or that
        the Gateway Terminals do not comply with the applicable provisions of
        the SOW or applicable Standards, AIL will provide written notification
        to Contractor reasonably describing the problem and Contractor will
        investigate the problem and report its findings and conclusions to AIL
        in writing. If the Parties determine that a problem exists, Contractor
        agrees to develop and implement a corrective action plan to resolve the
        problem. If the Gateway Terminals do not comply with the applicable
        Standards solely due to constraints of the AIL System, the Parties will
        work together to determine if the Gateway Terminals can be modified to
        meet the applicable Standards, in accordance with Section 12.3(b) below.
        If the Gateway Terminals cannot be modified to comply with the
        applicable Standards, or if the Parties elect not to modify the Gateway
        Terminals to meet such Standards, Contractor shall not be responsible
        for meeting the Standards to the extent that the AIL System causes the
        non-compliance.

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6.5     CERTIFICATION.

        Upon Contractor's satisfactory completion of the First Article Gateway
        Terminal Acceptance Test, including a written statement provided by
        Contractor to AIL certifying the compliance of the Gateway Terminals
        with the SOW, AIL shall certify Contractor as an AIL-certified supplier
        of Gateway Terminals. In addition, as set forth below, Contractor shall
        submit for AIL's approval (which shall not be unreasonably withheld or
        delayed) all Software, Software Updates and other Gateway Terminal
        upgrades and updates produced by Contractor or any Subcontractor for use
        in or with the Gateways or Comparable Gateways. All such Software,
        Software Updates and other Gateway Terminal upgrades and updates must
        meet the SOW without adverse effect to the Gateways or the AIL System.
        At least thirty (30) days prior to introduction of enhancements,
        including hardware, software, or changes to recommended operating and
        installation practices, Contractor shall provide AIL a request for an
        updated certification detailing the requested change and defining any
        testing required to ensure compatibility. If Contractor asserts that no
        testing is required due to the nature of the change, AIL may request
        testing if it has a reasonable doubt as to the assertion, and Contractor
        will perform testing as required to reasonably satisfy AIL's concerns.
        If Contractor has defined test requirements, the change request will
        include a test report on tests which Contractor has conducted to ensure
        that the Gateway Terminals will interwork with the AIL System, will not
        harm the AIL System, and will not contain defects which adversely affect
        performance for AIL or Service Providers. At AIL's request, Contractor
        shall loan on a limited time basis to AIL such proposed software or a
        limited quantity of sample hardware for AIL's own use in testing.
        Throughout the above certification process, AIL shall perform its
        obligations in a reasonably timely manner, without unreasonable delay.

6.6     MANUFACTURING CAPACITY REQUIREMENTS.

        Contractor will at all times during the Term (except in the case of
        Excusable Delay, or pursuant to Section 13.2(b), maintain the capacity
        and capability to manufacture and timely deliver each Gateway Terminal
        and related optional items ordered by AIL or Service Providers hereunder
        in accordance with the Annual Forecast and Updated Forecast set forth in
        Section 8.2 and in accordance with Section 8.3(b), up to a maximum of
        two (2) Gateway Terminals in any thirty (30) day period.

6.7     ***

        (a)    For each Production Gateway Terminal scheduled for
               delivery through ***, Contractor will ***

        (b)    Notwithstanding the requested hardware delivery date per Section
               8.5(a) and provided that two (2) Production Gateway Terminals
               each having a capability equivalent to the Pre-production Gateway
               Terminal are provided to AIL by the requested delivery date to
               support Alpha testing with the satellite, the required date of
               delivery of each of the first two (2) Production Gateway
               Terminals (for this clause) is the date specified by AIL for
               final Acceptance of such Gateway Terminal (including the
               production Modem Interworking Units) which shall not be required
               to be earlier than ***. In the event Contractor needs to install
               retrofits to either of the first two production Gateway
               Terminals, such retrofits shall be accomplished and tested to
               AIL's reasonable satisfaction prior to the commencement of
               commercial service using such Gateway(s). In addition, for
               purposes of this *** clause, a delay in satellite launch will
               constitute a period of Excusable Delay applicable to the
               Production Gateway Terminals scheduled for delivery through ***,
               which shall not exceed the lesser of (i) the actual delay in the
               satellite launch date, or (ii) 60 days in the Scheduled Delivery
               Date. In the event of Excusable Delay, the *** provisions set
               forth above will apply for each day that such
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               Gateway Terminal is not delivered after the last day of the
               Excusable Delay to the date of actual delivery.

        (c)    For each Production Gateway Terminal scheduled for delivery on or
               after ***, Contractor will ***

        (d)    For Gateway Terminals ordered pursuant to Section 8.3(b), ***

        (e)    Notwithstanding (a), (b) and (c) above, if AIL requests that a
               Gateway Terminal be delivered in less than *** after receipt of
               the applicable Order by Contractor and Contractor accepts such
               order or proposes an alternate delivery date sooner than ***
               after Contractor's receipt of the Order that is acceptable to
               AIL*** shall apply to such Gateway Terminal until the day
               following *** after receipt of the applicable Order, except for
               Orders placed in accordance with Section 8.3(b).

        (f)    ***

        (g)    Notwithstanding the ***hereunder, if Contractor commits a
               material breach of Section 8.5, AIL may terminate this Agreement
               in accordance with Section 22.1(a) and cancel its outstanding
               Orders in accordance with Section 8.6 (without incurring
               cancellation payment liability). If AIL so terminates this
               Agreement for Contractor's material breach of Section 8.5, AIL
               shall be entitled to have the work completed by another party or
               parties.

6.8 SPARE PARTS.

Contractor shall use reasonable commercial efforts to ensure that spare parts
can be procured for the Gateway Terminals for the life of the AIL System or the
Term, whichever is sooner. At Milestone 3 ***Contractor will provide a list of
recommended spares with then-current pricing and delivery, reasonably adequate
to maintain all Gateway Terminals, including depot-level support of on-site
spares by AIL or Service Providers. Such recommended spares shall take into
account delivery times for limited source and long-lead items. Provided AIL and
Contractor enter into a separate Maintenance Contract, Contractor shall
inventory various spare parts recommended by Contractor and procured from
Contractor by AIL at mutually agreed upon prices for the spare parts and the
storage costs. Periodically, the Parties will meet to review Contractor's spare
parts inventory levels. Contractor will sell spare parts to AIL and/or its
Service Providers on commercially reasonable terms and prices. Spare parts that
are in-stock at the Contractor's storage facility shall be delivered by
Contractor for shipment to the location designated by AIL or a Service Provider
within forty-eight (48) hours from the time Contractor is notified in writing of
the need for the spare part. Except as provided in Section 11.3(a), AIL or a
Service Provider shall pay for the spare part and shipment, customs, duties and
taxes of spare parts to AIL or such Service Provider.

7.      BRANDING

7.1     GATEWAY TERMINAL MARKINGS.

        The Marks under which the AIL System and the AIL service are offered
        shall be in AIL's sole and absolute discretion, provided such Marks do
        not conflict with any of Contractor's Marks. Contractor shall affix to
        each Gateway Terminal the AIL Mark, in a form and location as designated
        by AIL. The Parties agree to enter into appropriate royalty-free, Mark
        licensing agreements in furtherance of the foregoing. Unless otherwise
        mutually agreed, the Gateway
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        Terminals shall be "co-branded" with the respective Marks of AIL and
        Contractor, subject to reasonable written approval of each Party as to
        how its brand is used. "Co-branding" means the Gateway Terminals will be
        marketed, promoted, advertised and sold with such Marks in ways that
        maintain the identity of the Marks of AIL and Contractor, respectively.
        The Marks of either Party may be used by the other Party on a
        royalty-free basis; provided, however, that the Party owning the Mark
        shall have prior written approval for each form of use of its Mark(s)
        and the Marks may be used only in connection with the AIL System
        services and the Gateways.

8.      FORECASTS AND ORDERING

8.1     AIL PURCHASE COMMITMENT.

        AIL hereby commits to Contractor that, pursuant to a delivery schedule
        mutually agreed upon by the Parties, that AIL and Service Providers
        shall purchase and Contractor shall deliver a number of Gateway
        Terminals equal to the Purchase Commitment for delivery between ***and
        ***. The "Purchase Commitment" means any of the following combinations
        of ***:

        (a)    ***Gateway Terminals, or

        (b)    ***Gateway Terminals, or

        (c)    ***Gateway Terminals, or

        (d)    ***Gateway Terminals.

        By no later than ***, AIL shall provide Contractor in writing with its
        choice of the configuration of the Purchase Commitment from one of the
        options set forth above.

8.2     INITIAL, ANNUAL AND UPDATED FORECASTS.

        By ***, AIL will provide its initial forecast for Gateway Terminals to
        be delivered ***, including the number of Gateway Terminals forecasted
        to be purchased in each calendar quarter and the requested delivery
        dates therefor (the "Initial Forecast"). The Initial Forecast shall
        include no more than (a) *** Gateway Terminals for scheduled delivery
        ***, and ***Gateway Terminals for scheduled delivery ***At least
        ***Gateway Terminals or, where the Purchase Commitment contains
        ***Terminals, ***shall be scheduled for delivery prior to ***thereafter
        ***, AIL will provide an annual forecast to Contractor for the number of
        Gateway Terminals to be delivered in the ***following Contract ***and
        the requested delivery dates (the "Annual Forecast"). ***AIL will
        provide to Contractor an update of its Annual Forecast to cover the four
        (4) calendar quarters following the date of such updated forecast (the
        "Updated Forecast"). Beginning with the Gateway Terminal deliveries
        scheduled for the ***, AIL will have the option to increase in an Order
        the quantity of Gateway Terminals to be delivered in each calendar
        quarter by ***as long as an Updated Forecast for such increase is
        provided to Contractor at least ***the first requested delivery date for
        such increased quantity, except as expressly limited in this Section 8.2
        and except as provided in Sections 8.3(b) and 6.6.

8.3     ORDERS GENERALLY.

        (a)    During the Term of this Agreement, purchases of Gateway Terminals
               by AIL shall be made by means of by an Order in the English
               language issued to Contractor as provided in this Agreement.
               Service Providers shall place Orders pursuant to separate
               agreement
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               with Contractor as described in Section 8.4. Orders may be issued
               by mail, fax or, upon mutual agreement of the Parties, electronic
               data interchange. All Orders issued by AIL hereunder shall
               reference this Agreement and will be deemed to incorporate and be
               governed by the terms and conditions of this Agreement. Any term
               or condition set forth in an Order or other document submitted by
               either Party that is inconsistent with or in addition to this
               Agreement will be of no force or effect, unless mutually and
               expressly agreed by the Parties in writing. Neither AIL nor any
               Service Provider will be liable to Contractor for any charges,
               additional or otherwise, for Gateway Terminals or Services
               provided by Contractor unless set forth in an Order or otherwise
               mutually agreed upon by the contracting parties in writing. Each
               Order shall be deemed to be accepted by Contractor upon receipt
               of the Order, unless Contractor notifies AIL or other purchasing
               party of its objection to any Order within five (5) business days
               of Contractor's receipt of such Order by Contractor. Subject to
               subsection 8.3(b) below, AIL will issue Orders for Gateway
               Terminals under this Agreement at least *** prior to the
               requested delivery date. Notwithstanding the foregoing, AIL may
               request a delivery date ***from receipt of Order by Contractor,
               and Contractor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to
               deliver such Gateway within the *** leadtime; subject to Section
               6.6 and Section 6.7(e).

        (b)    AIL may Order from Contractor kits of Gateway Terminal components
               that typically are long leadtime items (the "Long Lead Kits").
               Delivery dates for Long Lead Kits ordered hereunder shall be
               ***after receipt of the Long Lead Kit Order by Contractor, with a
               maximum delivery rate of ***. AIL may increase the quantity of
               Gateway Terminals to be delivered in any month (subject to the
               capacity limitation set forth in Section 6.6) by up to the amount
               of the Long Lead Kits scheduled to be delivered to Contractor
               ***prior to the requested delivery date for such Order and/or on
               hand at Contractor's facilities, as long as the increased order
               is placed at least ***prior to the requested delivery date for
               such Gateway Terminals and the maximum number of Gateway
               Terminals to be delivered is not more than ***per month. The
               Scheduled Delivery Date for each such Order shall be ***following
               receipt of such an Order by Contractor. All Long Lead Kits, upon
               Acceptance, shall become the property of AIL, and AIL shall
               direct the disposition of any Long Lead Kits that are not used
               for Orders hereunder. For the purpose of this Section 8.3(b),
               "Acceptance" shall occur upon satisfactory completion of
               Production Acceptance Tests as per Sections 6.2(b)(ii) and
               6.2(b)(iii).

        (c)    Each Order shall specify the following: ship to address, purchase
               order number, shipping instructions, part and model number,
               quantity, price, statement that the Order is being placed under
               this Agreement and requested delivery dates which must be within
               ***of acceptance and acknowledgement by Contractor of an Order,
               but in no event may a delivery date be requested beyond ***from
               the end of the Term. Requested delivery dates are subject to
               Section 8.5 and approval of credit.

8.4     ORDERS FROM SERVICE PROVIDERS.

        Within ninety (90) days from the Effective Date, the Parties will
        negotiate and agree to a form of contract that Contractor will offer to
        Service Providers ordering Gateway Terminals. Such form of contract will
        include certain agreements reached by the Parties herein, such as
        pricing, taxes, passage of title and risk of loss, warranties,
        indemnifications and other provisions that expressly apply to Service
        Providers herein (the "Service Provider Terms"). Notwithstanding the
        foregoing, Contractor and any Service Provider may enter into an
        agreement to purchase Gateway Terminals upon terms that differ from the
        Service Provider Terms. Acceptance by Contractor of any Service Provider
        Order shall depend on the Service Provider (a) ordering the
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        Gateway Terminals a pre-agreed number of days in advance; and (b)
        meeting pre-agreed financial requirements (such as satisfactory
        assurance of payment or adequate vendor financing, or a combination of
        the foregoing or otherwise).

8.5     DELIVERY DATES.

        (a)    Unless otherwise agreed by Contractor and either AIL or a Service
               Provider as set forth in an Order or other writing, Contractor
               shall deliver Gateway Terminals to AIL and Service Providers by
               the Scheduled Delivery Date, within a permissible delivery window
               of ***the Scheduled Delivery Date, unless otherwise agreed by the
               contracting parties. The "Scheduled Delivery Date" means the
               requested date of delivery of a Gateway Terminal as set forth in
               an Order; provided however that (i) the Scheduled Delivery Dates
               for the Gateway Terminals to be delivered to AIL ***shall be the
               delivery dates set forth in the Initial Forecast and (ii) the
               Scheduled Delivery Dates for the Gateway Terminals to be
               delivered to AIL ***shall be the requested delivery date as set
               forth in an Order. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the
               requested delivery date set forth in an Order is less than ***
               from the date of receipt thereof by Contractor, the Scheduled
               Delivery Date shall be no less than *** from such date of
               receipt, except for Orders pursuant to Section 8.3(b), or unless
               otherwise agreed by Contractor and AIL or the Service Provider in
               writing, as applicable. Scheduled Delivery Dates shall be firm
               and time is of the essence for Scheduled Delivery Dates. Early
               deliveries (except as provided above or authorized in writing by
               the purchasing party (AIL or Service Provider)) may be refused
               due to space or security considerations and returned or stored at
               Contractor's expense and risk of loss.

        (b)    Delivery shall occur upon delivery to the carrier at Contractor's
               shipping point. Delivery schedule changes must be mutually agreed
               to in writing.

        (c)    If Contractor discovers any potential delay that threatens the
               timely or full delivery of an Order as scheduled or the
               performance of Services, Contractor shall immediately notify AIL
               of such delay. If requested by AIL, Contractor shall provide a
               written plan for correction of such delay.

8.6     ORDER CHANGES; CANCELLATION AND RESCHEDULING OF AIL ORDERS.

        (a)    Following the delivery of the Purchase Commitment and payment
               therefor, AIL may cancel a Gateway Terminal or a *** as provided
               in this Section 8.6. If AIL desires to cancel any Gateway
               Terminal or ***, it shall so notify Contractor of the expected
               date of cancellation (the "Cancellation Date") and the number of
               Gateway Terminals and/or *** to be cancelled (the "Cancellation
               Notice"). The Cancellation Date shall not be less than thirty
               (30) days from the date of receipt by Contractor of the
               Cancellation Notice. By no later than the Cancellation Date,
               Contractor shall provide AIL with a price for cancellation. Such
               price shall provide for AIL to pay Contractor for Contractor's
               actual costs incurred up to and including the date of termination
               or arising from such termination, which shall take into account,
               among other things, Contractor's actual termination liability to
               its vendors and incurred costs for bulk orders of components
               already placed and for component price increases by vendors for
               lesser total component quantities ordered by Contractor, plus a
               reasonable profit on such costs. The costs and profit paid to
               Contractor under this Section shall not exceed the Purchase Price
               of any Gateway Terminal or *** so cancelled.

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        (b)    AIL may change the "ship to" destination of any Order by
               submitting notice to Contractor in writing at least fifteen (15)
               business days prior to shipment. If such change is requested by
               AIL with less than fifteen (15) business days of notice prior to
               shipment, Contractor will use all reasonable efforts to implement
               such change. Contractor has the right at its cost and expense to
               adjust the prior Scheduled Delivery Date by up to fifteen (15)
               days in the event AIL changes the "ship to" destination within
               the fifteen (15) business days; provided, however, Contractor
               shall use all commercially reasonable efforts to limit such
               delay. Otherwise, the original delivery date shall remain in
               effect.

        (c)    Subject to Section 8.5, AIL may reschedule any Scheduled Delivery
               Date contained in Purchase Commitment at no cost, expense or
               liability at least ten (10) business days prior to such Scheduled
               Delivery Date, up to two (2) times per Gateway Terminals;
               provided, however that the updated Scheduled Delivery Date may
               not be more than ninety (90) days following the original
               Scheduled Delivery Date. If the new Scheduled Delivery Date is
               within thirty (30) days of the prior Scheduled Delivery Date,
               then Contractor shall arrange and pay for all additional storage
               costs and expenses for the Order. If the new Scheduled Delivery
               Date is more than thirty (30) days after the prior Scheduled
               Delivery Date, then such reasonable additional transportation and
               storage costs and expenses incurred by Contractor shall be
               payable by AIL. Payment for Gateway Terminals delivered pursuant
               to a new Scheduled Delivery Date shall be paid in accordance with
               Article 15 as of the new Scheduled Delivery Date; provided,
               however that payment for Gateway Terminals shall be due no later
               than ninety (90) days following the original Scheduled Delivery
               Date (provided that the Gateway Terminal has delivered to AIL in
               accordance with Section 6.3(b)).

8.7     GATEWAY TERMINAL FINANCING PROGRAM.

        Contractor agrees to provide, or assist in arranging financing for AIL
        and its Service Providers on competitive commercial terms at least as
        favorable as the terms customarily provided by Contractor to its other
        customers in the geographic regions in which AIL or its Service
        Providers are located, as such terms may evolve during the term of the
        Agreement based upon specific credit worthiness of AIL or such Service
        Provider and appropriate security provisions. Indicative terms for such
        financing program are as follows:

               -      ***financing term

               -      Amounts of up to ***per Gateway Terminal

               -      Interest rate ***based on credit review of the purchaser
                      (AIL or the applicable Service Provider)

               -      Monthly payments

               -      Facility to be secured by equipment, and credit rating of
                      Service Provider on limited or non-recourse basis to AIL
                      for Service Provider financing

               -      Extension of credit subject to standard credit and
                      financial review of AIL or Service Provider, as
                      applicable.

9.      SHIPPING, INSTALLATION AND INTEGRATION

9.1     PACKING.

        All deliveries to AIL pursuant to this Agreement shall be preserved,
        packaged and packed to ensure safe delivery to their destinations
        without damage. All Gateway packages shipped to AIL
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        and Service Providers shall contain the items required in Section 1.7 of
        the SOW, plus any optional items if ordered.

9.2     SHIPPING.

        Unless otherwise specified in an Order accepted by Contractor, all
        shipments hereunder shall be delivered to the loading dock FOB
        Contractor's designated site in North America.

9.3     INSTALLATION.

        (a)    The price of installation, excluding the cost of site
               preparation, travel and options, of the Gateway Terminals at each
               Pre-prepared Site is ***for a ***Gateway Terminal and ***for a
               ***Gateway Terminal with redundancy at the *** . For purposes of
               this Section, a "Pre-prepared Site" is a site where Gateway
               Terminal installation is to occur and which meets the following
               criteria:

               (i)    the site is prepared in accordance with the Facility
                      Requirements Document contained in the SOW;

               (ii)   all Gateway Terminal equipment is on site and undamaged
                      prior to the arrival of the installation team;

               (iii)  the site can be accessed by the heavy equipment (e.g.
                      crane) needed to assemble the Gateway and readily
                      available; utilities (including power and telephone) are
                      available on-site;

               (iv)   sanitary facilities are available on-site; room and board
                      is available within 30 minutes of the site;

               (v)    Contractor personnel and Subcontractors have access to the
                      site and are permitted to work on-site at least 6 days a
                      week, 12 hours a day, if reasonable for conditions at such
                      site;

               (vi)   an AIL representative is on-site as a liaison between
                      Contractor and local authorities;

               (vii)  the weather does not limit the time that installation work
                      can be performed by more than 10%; and

               (viii) there are no hostilities in the region which would
                      reasonably be considered to place safety or health of
                      Contractor personnel in jeopardy.

        (b)    The scope of installation effort is through the checkout of the
               Gateway Terminals in accordance with the on-site acceptance test
               plan that will be mutually agreed to by AIL and Contractor;

               (i)    The site is ground based, i.e. it is not on a tower or a
                      building.

               (ii)   The site can be reached from the United States within 24
                      hours total elapsed travel time.

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               (iii)  Support of other efforts, such as the integration of other
                      equipment with the Gateway Terminal, testing for
                      local/national/regional regulatory requirements, and
                      system level testing, will be performed on a T&M basis.

        (c)    AIL shall be responsible for site availability for Gateways to be
               installed by Contractor and will advise Contractor within a
               reasonable time if there is going to be a delay involving site
               availability that would impact Contractor's installation.
               Contractor shall provide AIL with reasonable prior written notice
               of its need to access any AIL site, and AIL shall be responsible
               for providing access to such site as reasonably necessary for
               Contractor to perform the installation services, in accordance
               with the provisions set forth in this Section 9.3.

        (d)    Contractor shall bill to AIL all travel, living costs, material
               and other costs at Contractor's actual, unburdened cost, with
               detailed supporting documentation and receipts therefor.

        (e)    For any installation not meeting the above criteria, the Parties
               will work together to negotiate a mutually agreeable installation
               solution by separate agreement.

        (f)    Contractor agrees to certify qualified Installers of AIL's choice
               as described in Schedule 12.

9.4     INTEGRATION,

        Contractor shall support AIL with the integration of the ATM Switch and
        the Element Manager with the Gateway Terminals, testing for
        local/national/regional regulatory requirements, and other system level
        testing. For the Prototype Gateway, Preproduction Gateway and First
        Article Production Gateway, Contractor will perform this effort at the
        rates set forth in Schedule 9. For the Production Gateway Terminals,
        Contractor, upon AIL's request, will submit a fixed price offer (plus
        actual travel and living costs consistent with Schedule 9) to perform
        the integration for a particular site.

9.5     RISK OF LOSS.

        Risk of loss to any Gateway Terminals, Equipment or Software shipped to
        AIL or its Service Provider shall vest in AIL, or such Service Provider,
        as the case may be, upon acceptance of delivery of such items by the
        authorized agent or carrier of AIL or Service Provider, as applicable,
        if designated by such party in the corresponding Order and if not so
        designated, upon delivery to the carrier at Contractor's shipping point,
        unless otherwise mutually agreed in writing by Contractor and the
        purchasing party. If Contractor obtains insurance on behalf of or for
        the benefit of AIL, AIL shall be responsible for filing, processing and
        pursuing all claims under such insurance policy.

9.6     TITLE.

        Title, free and clear of all Liens, to any Gateway Terminal (exclusive
        of Software) or Equipment shipped to AIL or its Service Providers shall
        vest in such recipient upon acceptance of delivery of such items by the
        authorized agent or carrier of AIL or Service Provider, as appropriate,
        as designated by such party in the corresponding Order, and if not so
        designated, upon delivery of the carrier at Contractor's shipping point,
        unless otherwise mutually agreed in writing by Contractor and the
        purchasing party. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if title must be
        maintained
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        by Contractor in order to perfect a purchase money security interest as
        described in Section 23.18 below, then title may not pass until the
        security interest has been released.

10.     LICENSES, PROPRIETARY RIGHTS AND ESCROW

10.1    GRANTS OF LICENSES TO CONTRACTOR.

        (a)    Development License to use AIL Confidential Information. AIL
               hereby grants Contractor a worldwide, royalty-free, limited,
               non-exclusive, non-transferable (except in accordance with
               Section 23.1 hereof) development license to use and reproduce the
               AIL Background Information and AIL Foreground Information
               (including AIL's System and Gateway Terminals background
               Intellectual Property related thereto) provided by AIL and
               required by Contractor or its Subcontractors for the sole purpose
               of designing and developing the Gateway Terminals (the
               "Development License"). The term of the Development License will
               be coterminous with the Term (as defined in Article 4 above).

        (b)    Production License. During the Term, AIL grants to Contractor a
               worldwide, royalty-free, limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable
               (except in accordance with Section 23.1 hereof) production
               license to use the AIL Background Information and AIL Foreground
               Information to manufacture and support the Gateway Terminals and
               to reproduce, market, sell (except in the case of the Software),
               license (in the case of Software) and distribute the AIL
               Background Information and AIL Foreground Information solely as
               contained in the Gateway Terminals and Comparable Gateway
               Terminals (the "Production License"). Following the Initial Term,
               the Parties mutually may agree to extend the Production License
               on commercially reasonable terms. In any case, the Production
               License shall be coterminous with the Term.

        (c)    Term of Licenses. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in
               Subsections 10.1(a) and 10.1(b), the term of the foregoing
               Development and Production Licenses shall continue in effect as
               long as and to the extent required by Contractor to fulfill its
               obligations hereunder, including those for support, maintenance
               and provision of parts.

10.2    GRANTS OF LICENSES TO AIL.

        Subject to Section 10.3, Contractor hereby grants to AIL and its Service
        Providers a worldwide, perpetual, fully-paid-up, royalty-free, limited,
        non-exclusive, non-transferable (subject to Section 23.1 hereof) right
        and license to use, operate, display, demonstrate, market, distribute,
        lease and sell, and authorize others to perform the foregoing, the
        Contractor Background Information, the Developed IP and Contractor
        Foreground Information as incorporated with and into the Gateway
        Terminals.

10.3    SOFTWARE LICENSES AND RIGHTS.

        Commencing upon delivery of Software, Contractor grants to AIL and its
        Service Providers a perpetual, nontransferable (except as permitted
        pursuant to Subsection (g)), nonexclusive, fully-paid, royalty-free,
        irrevocable, and a world-wide right and license (or sublicense for third
        party software) to use, copy, access, display, operate and process the
        Software in connection with AIL's or Service Providers intended use of
        the Gateway Terminals.

        (a)    Back-up Copies. AIL and each Service Provider that purchases a
               Gateway Terminal may make a reasonable number of copies per
               Gateway Terminals (or as otherwise
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               required by applicable law) of the Software for back-up purposes
               and for operation of the Gateways. Any such reproduction shall
               include any copyright or similar proprietary notices contained in
               the Software being reproduced.

        (b)    No Reverse Engineering. Neither AIL nor any Service Provider to
               which AIL supplies Gateways shall attempt to decompile or reverse
               assemble all or any portion of the Software in an effort to
               obtain the Source Code for the Software, nor shall it authorize
               others to do so, nor rent, lease, grant a security interest in,
               or otherwise transfer rights to the Software except as set forth
               herein.

        (c)    No Derivative Works. Neither AIL nor any Service Provider to
               which AIL supplies Gateways shall, except as provided in Section
               10.6, create a derivative work of the Software or modify the code
               to the Software; provided, however, the foregoing shall not in
               any manner whatsoever limit AIL's and its Service Providers
               rights to use the Software in accordance with the Documentation
               or Contractor's instructions or otherwise limit AIL's rights to
               use any tools provided with the Software.

        (d)    Compliance by Service Providers. AIL shall require by written
               agreement with the Service Providers to which AIL supplies
               Gateways that such Service Providers agree to comply with the
               provisions of Subsections (a) through (c) above, subject to the
               requirements of applicable law.

        (e)    Modification of Escrowed Materials. In connection with AIL's
               maintenance and support of the Software following a release from
               escrow as provided in Section 10.6, AIL may add to, delete from,
               or modify and create derivative works of the Software as provided
               in Section 10.6; provided, however, that no changes, however
               extensive, shall alter Contractor's or its suppliers' title to
               the original Software. Title to any such additions or
               enhancements to the Software shall vest in Contractor or the
               supplier of the Software and AIL shall have the same license to
               such modifications as it had in the original Software, except in
               case where Contractor fails to provide support, in which case,
               title to the enhancements lies with AIL. Both Parties agree not
               to assert their respective Intellectual Property Rights in such
               enhancements against the other. Contractor shall not have any
               support or maintenance obligations with respect to such additions
               or enhancements made by AIL to the Software.

        (f)    Third Party Use. AIL shall have the right to permit its officers,
               employees, agents, advisors, third party consultants, and Service
               Providers to use the Software on behalf of AIL or its Service
               Providers, as the case may be, to the same extent AIL is
               permitted hereunder, subject to the restrictions hereof.

        (g)    Transfer of Rights. AIL shall have the right to transfer any of
               the licenses granted to AIL herein in the event AIL sells a
               Gateway Terminal or in the event of an assignment or change in
               Control in accordance with Section 23.1.

        (h)    Software Corrections and Updates. During the Warranty Period, AIL
               and its Service Providers shall be entitled to receive from
               Contractor, at no additional charge, all Software error
               corrections, bug fixes, patches and mandatory updates
               (collectively, "Software Corrections"). Following the Warranty
               Period, Contractor agrees to provide Software Corrections to AIL
               and its Service Providers for commercially reasonable fees. In
               addition, Contractor may make available to AIL and Service
               Providers from time to time during the Warranty Period at prices
               determined by Contractor, certain updates,
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               upgrades, enhancements and releases (collectively, "Software
               Updates"). Such Software Corrections and Software Updates shall
               be considered to be Software hereunder. Ownership of the Software
               Corrections and Software Updates as between AIL and Contractor
               shall be determined in accordance with Section 10.4 hereof.
               Software Corrections and Software Updates shall be tested as
               provided in Section 6.5 prior to release.

10.4    PROPRIETARY RIGHTS.

        (a)    Assignment of Rights.

               (i)    Prior to permitting any Contractor Personnel to perform
                      work hereunder, Contractor and its Subcontractors will
                      enter into appropriate agreements with their respective
                      employees, contractors and consultants that properly
                      assign Intellectual Property Rights developed by such
                      employees, contractors and consultants so that the
                      provisions of this Agreement may be validly implemented
                      without infringement.

               (ii)   Prior to permitting any employee, contractor or consultant
                      to perform work hereunder, AIL will enter into appropriate
                      agreements with such persons and entities that properly
                      assign Intellectual Property Rights developed by such
                      employees, contractors and consultants so that the
                      provisions of this Agreement may be validly implemented
                      without infringement.

        (b)    Contractor Foreground Information. Subject to Subsections (a) and
               (c) of this Section 10.4, any Contractor Foreground Information
               produced by Contractor and its Subcontractors under this
               Agreement, except for any AIL Confidential Information (which
               shall remain the sole property of AIL or its licensors) contained
               therein, shall be the sole property of Contractor, the
               appropriate Subcontractors or their respective licensors.
               Contractor agrees that it will negotiate in good faith to license
               the Intellectual Property Rights contained in such Contractor
               Foreground Information to AIL's authorized second source(s) on
               commercially reasonable terms and fees acceptable to Contractor,
               to the extent such second source is in need of such Intellectual
               Property Rights related to the Contractor Foreground Information
               to fulfill its obligations to AIL related to the AIL System.

        (c)    Patent Rights. Patent rights and rights in inventions first
               created or reduced to practice in the course of performance under
               this Agreement will be owned as follows:

               (i)    Solely by Contractor if created solely by Contractor
                      Personnel and to the extent they do not incorporate any
                      AIL Confidential Information (Intellectual Property Rights
                      related to such patent rights and rights of invention also
                      shall constitute Contractor Foreground Information);

               (ii)   Solely by AIL if created solely by AIL personnel and to
                      the extent they do not incorporate any Contractor
                      Confidential Information; and

               (iii)  Jointly without any appropriate right or obligation of
                      accounting to the other Party for profits from
                      exploitation of the rights, if created jointly by
                      Contractor Personnel and AIL personnel to the extent they
                      do not incorporate Confidential Information of either
                      Contractor or AIL. With respect to jointly owned patent

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                      rights and rights in inventions, the Parties will provide
                      reasonable cooperation and assistance to one another in
                      the preparation, filing and prosecution of any patent
                      applications, and the execution of all associated
                      applications, assignments and other instruments. The
                      Parties will divide any costs and expenses incurred by the
                      Parties in preparing, filing and prosecuting any such
                      patent applications. However, if a Party does not wish to
                      pay the costs and expenses associated with preparing,
                      filing and prosecuting a particular patent application, it
                      may notify the other Party in writing. In such case, the
                      notified Party may either abandon the patent application
                      in question or may proceed with the application, in which
                      event the other Party will not be a joint owner of any
                      resulting patent.

        (d)    Other Proprietary Information. Each Party shall own its
               respective Intellectual Property that each Party furnishes with
               respect to the performance of its obligations under this
               Agreement. Except as provided in subsection (c) above, all
               Contractor Foreground Information shall be the property of
               Contractor, exclusive of any Joint Confidential Information (and
               the Intellectual Property appurtenant thereto, which shall be
               owned jointly by the Parties) and any underlying background
               Intellectual Property furnished by either Party. In addition,
               Contractor shall escrow the Contractor Foreground Information as
               Escrowed Materials pursuant to Section 10.6 below and AIL may use
               such Escrowed Materials as provided therein.

        (e)    ***In such case, Contractor shall be entitled at its election to
               royalties on commercially reasonable terms pursuant to a license
               agreed to by the Parties or by an arbitrator in the event the
               Parties are unable to agree upon the terms of such license, in
               addition to all other damages and remedies available to
               Contractor at law, in equity or otherwise, subject to
               Contractor's ***as provided in this Subsection.

10.5    DOCUMENTATION.

        (a)    In accordance with the SOW, Contractor agrees to furnish and
               convey to AIL and Service Providers, at no additional charge,
               such Documentation in the English language covering the Gateway
               Terminals delivered under this Agreement. Contractor shall
               develop, publish and provide to AIL and its Service Providers as
               appropriate, accurate and complete Documentation, written in a
               manner reasonably understood by AIL and its Service Providers,
               for each such Gateway Terminal produced hereunder. Contractor
               shall make available to AIL, on an as-ordered basis, additional
               copies of such Documentation at commercially reasonable prices.
               Unless otherwise specified in an Order therefor and agreed to by
               Contractor, all Documentation shall be in the English language
               and Contractor agrees to have such Documentation translated as
               necessary to support AIL's international sites subject to
               agreement on the cost responsibility thereof. In addition,
               Contractor shall provide copies of all Documentation to AIL in
               electronic form.

        (b)    In addition to the rights set forth in Subsection (a), Contractor
               hereby grants AIL the right to reproduce, modify, distribute and
               enhance the Documentation. AIL also has the right to make copies
               of such modifications and enhancements and distribute the same.
               In the event AIL modifies the Documentation in a manner not
               directed or approved by Contractor, Contractor will not be
               responsible for AIL's use of such Documentation to the extent it
               is modified by AIL. Contractor may review and approve AIL's
               proposed modifications and enhancements to the Documentation.

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10.6    TECHNICAL MATERIALS ESCROW.

        (a)    Within ninety (90) days following the Effective Date, Contractor,
               AIL and Fort Knox Escrow Services, Inc. will enter into a written
               escrow agreement substantially in the form attached hereto in
               Schedule 5 (the "Escrow Agreement") pursuant to which Contractor
               will deposit with the escrow agent applicable Technical Materials
               available at that time related to such Gateway Terminals (the
               "Escrowed Materials"). Contractor shall update the Escrowed
               Materials upon delivery of each of the Prototype Gateway
               Terminals and the Preproduction Gateway Terminals and following
               the conclusion of Alpha and Beta testing, and at the end of each
               calendar quarter thereafter. The Parties shall share the fees
               payable to Fort Knox Escrow Services, Inc. equally. Contractor
               represents and warrants that the Escrowed Materials shall, at all
               times, be sufficient for an individual reasonably experienced in
               satellite telecommunications technology to understand and utilize
               such materials to manufacture and support the Gateway Terminals
               as contemplated herein. During the Term, Contractor will maintain
               such Escrow Materials current with respect to the Gateway
               Terminals then utilized by AIL. Subject to the restrictions set
               forth in the Escrow Agreement, the escrow agent will make the
               Escrow Materials available to AIL upon AIL's notice to Contractor
               and the escrow agent that one of the following has occurred if
               Contractor does not, within ten (10) days thereafter, notify AIL
               and the escrow agent that it objects to the release of the Escrow
               Material:

               (i)    the institution by Contractor of insolvency, receivership
                      or bankruptcy proceedings;

               (ii)   a general assignment by Contractor for the benefit of
                      creditors,

               (iii)  the appointment of a receiver for Contractor,

               (iv)   the filing by creditors of Contractor of a petition in
                      bankruptcy against Contractor which is not stayed or
                      dismissed within sixty (60) days;

               (v)    Contractor ceasing to manufacture or to deal in the
                      Gateway Terminals;

               (vi)   Contractor's failure to reasonably correct or cure any
                      material Defects in the Gateway Terminals in accordance
                      with this Agreement following Contractor's receipt of a
                      written notice thereof from AIL;

               (vii)  AIL's termination of this Agreement for Cause in
                      accordance with Section 22.1; or

               (viii) AIL's termination of this Agreement in accordance with
                      Section 13.1

                      (items (i) through (viii) hereinafter referred to as the
                      "Release Conditions").

        (b)    In accordance with the Escrow Agreement, the escrow agent will
               give written notice to Contractor contemporaneously with the
               delivery of the Escrow Materials to AIL. In the event it is
               determined that a Release Condition did not occur or is cured to
               AIL's reasonable satisfaction, AIL will be required to promptly
               return the Escrow Materials to the escrow agent.
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        (c)    AIL shall be entitled to use the Escrow Materials as necessary to
               support and maintain its purchased Gateway Terminals as well as
               to manufacture, or have manufactured, Gateway Terminals only to
               fulfill Contractor's obligations hereunder, including obligations
               that may arise in the future or at Contractor's election in
               accordance with the terms hereof. Notwithstanding the foregoing,
               in the case of Subsection 10.6(a)(vi) above, AIL may use the
               Escrow Materials only to cure or resolve such Defect. Such use
               shall include the right to copy, disclose, modify, enhance,
               upgrade, revise, and create derivative works of such Escrow
               Materials. AIL shall be entitled to permit its officers,
               employees, agents, advisors, third party consultants and Service
               Providers to use the Escrow Materials on behalf of AIL. With
               respect to AIL disclosures to third parties, AIL agrees to only
               disclose the Escrow Materials to third parties that are working
               for AIL under a confidentiality arrangement. AIL will immediately
               return the Escrow Materials, including all copies thereof, to the
               Escrow Agent when AIL no longer requires the Escrow Materials for
               the purposes permitted hereunder.

11.     TRAINING; MAINTENANCE; WARRANTY SERVICES

11.1    TRAINING.

        Contractor will provide AIL and its Service Providers training in
        accordance with the following:

        (a)    Contractor will provide, at its designated facility, one (1) five
               (5) day training class for each Gateway Terminal purchased, in
               accordance with SOW ***. These courses will be available at
               Contractor-designated facilities or at AIL-designated facilities
               as mutually agreed and priced. Training, which will be scheduled
               at least ninety (90) days in advance and will be conducted within
               forty-five (45) days of delivery of a Gateway Terminal, will
               consist of formal and informal classroom instruction and actual
               hands-on training in laboratory environments. Contractor reserves
               the right to subcontract the training to a designated third party
               vendor; provided that such vendor is trained and qualified by
               Contractor and that Contractor shall perform the training at no
               charge to AIL or a Service Provider if the third party vendor's
               training services are inadequate, in AIL's reasonable
               determination. Contractor will have the option to enroll AIL or
               Service Provider students into training classes held at either
               third party or Contractor's training facilities. Additional
               training desired by AIL or its Service Providers will be mutually
               agreed upon. Contractor shall develop and furnish all training
               materials in accordance with the SOW.

        (b)    Upon receipt of purchase order, Contractor shall, at commercially
               reasonable prices and terms, provide remedial training and
               training on any changes, updates and enhancements to the Gateway
               Terminals or as otherwise necessary for AIL and its Service
               Providers to be capable of performing all necessary services,
               including installation, operation, maintenance, provisioning,
               monitoring and control of the Gateways.

11.2    MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT.

        During the Term and at prices to be mutually agreed upon, Contractor
        will have the ability to service or will have an agreement with others
        to have the ability to maintain and service Gateways in each country
        where Gateways are installed. Gateway Terminal repairs are to be
        effected by Contractor's help desk services, in accordance with this
        Agreement. Contractor shall create service manuals and maintenance
        documents, in the English language, for all versions and generations of
        the Gateway Terminals, which shall be provided with each delivered
        Gateway Terminal to AIL and Service
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        Providers, as applicable, for use by them and their designated third
        party maintenance providers. At AIL's request, Contractor shall provide
        to AIL the costs and fees associated with translating and providing
        non-English language service manuals and maintenance documents.

11.3    PRODUCTION WARRANTY AND POST-WARRANTY SERVICES.

        (a)    Initial Warranty Period. During the Initial Warranty Period,
               Contractor shall provide the following warranty services to AIL
               and its Service Providers at no additional charge:

               (i)    telephone and email customer support to the help desk of
                      designated maintenance providers of AIL or its Service
                      Providers on a 24 x 7 x 365 basis for trouble logging and
                      for basic fault isolation assistance as provided for in
                      Section 17.3(c)(vi) to answer such maintenance providers'
                      maintenance-related questions with respect to the Gateway
                      Terminals;

               (ii)   repair or replace, at Contractor's option, the failed
                      Gateway Terminal upon receipt of the Defective equipment
                      and return such upon its repair or replacement. AIL or its
                      Service Provider is responsible for all handling,
                      shipping, duties, taxes and insurance associated with
                      transporting the failed unit to Contractor. Contractor is
                      responsible for costs of shipping, handling and insurance
                      associated with transporting the repaired/replaced unit
                      back to the Gateway site;

               (iii)  inspection, diagnosis and repair or replacement of failed
                      equipment at the Gateway Support Facility for
                      field-replaceable units; and

               (iv)   inspection, diagnosis and repair or replacement of failed
                      equipment at the Gateway site for components that are not
                      field-replaceable units. Contractor shall bear the travel
                      and labor costs associated with such Warranty inspection,
                      diagnosis, and repair or replacement of failed equipment
                      at the Gateway site for the first four (4) of such
                      Warranty services provided during the Term. Thereafter,
                      AIL shall pay the travel and labor costs associated with
                      such Warranty services at Gateway sites at the rates
                      provided in Schedule 9.

        (b)    Extended Warranty Period. AIL or its Service Providers may extend
               the Initial Warranty Period one or more times in their respective
               sole discretion, for additional consecutive one-year periods each
               without lapse, upon payment of the Extended Warranty fee set
               forth in Schedule 6 (the aggregate of such extensions the
               "Extended Warranty Period"). Contractor's procedures for
               obtaining Warranty services are set forth in Schedule 7 attached
               hereto. During the Extended Warranty Period, Contractor shall
               provide the extended warranty services, including the services
               described in Subsection 11.3(a) above and any other services as
               the Parties may mutually agree to AIL and its Service Providers
               at the Extended Warranty price.

        (c)    Post-warranty Maintenance and Support. Following the applicable
               Warranty Period and for the Term, Contractor will provide, in
               accordance with mutually agreed upon schedule and prices, depot
               level maintenance, telephone support, sustaining engineering
               support, sustaining training, sparing, field engineering and
               field services (including on-site repair and support services).

11.4    CONTRACTOR ACCESS TO GATEWAY FACILITIES.
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        Contractor shall coordinate with AIL to obtain approval for any required
        access to Gateway facilities in accordance with mutually agreed upon
        procedures to be developed at least six (6) months prior to commencement
        of AIL commercial Gateway operations.

11.5    GATEWAY SUPPORT FACILITY.

        Contractor shall establish, maintain and use a Gateway Support Facility
        for the period from the delivery by AIL to Contractor of the Prototype
        Gateway Terminal through the end of the Term. Contractor shall use the
        Gateway Support Facility for Gateway Terminals (and component) testing,
        diagnostic, support, repair and other services, as set forth in Section
        3.4.7 of the SOW.

12.     CHANGE PROCEDURES AND CONTRACT MANAGEMENT

12.1    DEVELOPMENT PHASE CHANGE PROCEDURES.

        During the Term, AIL may require changes in this Agreement, including
        the applicable provisions of the SOW. Within fifteen (15) days of AIL's
        requested change, Contractor shall provide AIL with a summary of the
        effect of such changes on the price (recurring and non-recurring) and
        time required for performance, and AIL shall elect whether to pursue
        such change. Should any such change increase or decrease the price of or
        time required for performance of Contractor's or its Subcontractors'
        obligations hereunder, Contractor shall be entitled to a reasonable
        adjustment in the Milestone Payments, Purchase Price or delivery
        schedule, as applicable. Price adjustments related to Development Phase
        changes shall account only for the net cost impact incurred by
        Contractor as a result of the change plus a reasonable profit thereon
        ***. Contractor will provide reasonably detailed back-up cost data to
        support its claim for adjustment. All AIL-proposed Changes developed
        under this Section shall be warranted and supported by Contractor as if
        part of the Gateway Terminals when first deployed.

12.2    PRODUCTION PHASE CHANGE PROCEDURES.

        (a)    Contractor shall also develop and provide for sale to AIL Gateway
               Terminals modifications and enhancements and new commercially
               available products in accordance with the following:

               (i)    From time to time during the Term, AIL may provide to
                      Contractor a proposed change in or addition to the Gateway
                      Terminals or a written idea for a new product (an
                      "AIL-proposed Change"). All such AIL-proposed Changes
                      shall be considered AIL Background Information for
                      purposes hereof.

               (ii)   Within thirty (30) days of receipt in writing of an
                      AIL-proposed Change, Contractor shall propose a price for
                      the AIL-proposed Change and applicable delivery schedule.
                      In determining such price, if the AIL-proposed Change
                      includes a request for Contractor to correspondingly
                      reduce or eliminate any components of the Gateway
                      Terminals it is then providing, such components shall be
                      considered "Replacements." In that event, the Parties
                      shall determine the costs and expenses required to provide
                      the Replacements and the reduction in the costs and
                      expenses related to the components being replaced, and
                      there shall be an appropriate adjustment in the applicable
                      price for such costs and expense being replaced.
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               (iii)  If AIL in its sole discretion accepts such price with
                      respect to items and delivery schedule (A) Contractor, at
                      its sole cost and expense, shall design, develop and/or
                      manufacture or have manufactured such AIL-proposed Change
                      in accordance with the proposed delivery schedule and (B)
                      AIL shall grant Contractor (including its Subcontractors,
                      if necessary) all rights it has as necessary to permit
                      Contractor (including its Subcontractors, if necessary) to
                      design, develop and/or manufacture such AIL-proposed
                      changes.

               (iv)   All AIL-proposed Changes developed under this Subsection
                      (a) shall be warranted and supported by Contractor as if
                      part of the Gateway Terminals when first deployed.

               (v)    To the extent that any AIL-proposed Change effects a
                      delivery schedule hereunder, the Parties will
                      appropriately adjust Contractor's delivery obligations
                      hereunder.

        (b)    No changes in or additions to any Gateway Terminals, Equipment,
               Software or new products provided herein, or additional charges
               therefore, shall be made unless approved in writing by the AIL
               Contract Manager. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary
               herein, Contractor is authorized, without AIL's prior approval
               and without charge to AIL, to make changes that do not affect a
               Gateway Terminal's compliance with applicable Standards and the
               applicable provisions of the SOW, including applicable interface
               specifications, in a manner consistent with Section 6.5 above.
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12.3    CONTRACTOR-PROPOSED CHANGES.

        (a)    All Contractor-proposed changes to the SOW shall be submitted to
               AIL in a written proposal that describes in reasonable detail the
               proposed change and the technical, performance and economic
               effects on the Gateway Terminals and the AIL System of such
               change. AIL may decline to change the SOW, or AIL may implement
               such change.

        (b)    If either Party becomes aware of an inconsistency between the
               Specifications and the Standards, or if changes to any Standard
               from time to time after the Effective Date require material
               changes to be made to the Gateway Terminals (or any configuration
               of Gateway Terminal being shipped to a particular country) that
               would result in a material impact on either the applicable
               Purchase Prices, non-recurring costs and expenses or delivery
               schedule of such Gateway Terminals, the Parties agree to
               negotiate in good faith and to reasonably adjust Contractor's
               applicable Purchase Price, non-recurring payments and delivery
               schedules to accommodate such Standards change. Each Party will
               promptly advise the other Party at such time as it becomes aware
               of any inconsistency between the Specifications and the Standards
               or of any such changes or proposed changes to any Standard.

        (c)    Changes required by the obsolescence of components of the Gateway
               Terminals shall be made by Contractor at Contractor's sole
               expense through December 31, 2005, at which time AIL shall be
               responsible for the reasonable costs incurred by Contractor in
               making such changes. Contractor agrees to use commercially
               reasonable efforts to avoid the need for such changes, including
               without limitation, providing AIL the opportunity to procure
               last-time buys and identifying sources of alternative components.

12.4    CONTRACT MANAGEMENT.

        (a)    As of the Effective Date, each Party shall appoint an executive
               to act as contract manager having the primary responsibility for
               performance of its company's obligations hereunder and for
               managing the relationship between the Parties (the "Contractor
               Program Manager" or the "AIL Program Manager", as the case may
               be). Each Program Manager shall devote the necessary time and
               efforts to managing its company's responsibilities under this
               Agreement, and have authority to escalate all unresolved problems
               to its senior management. Each Party also shall identify a
               primary contact who shall serve as the point of contact for all
               day-to-day and operational issues.

        (b)    Contractor agrees to maintain open and collaborative dialogue
               with AIL and offer full disclosure with respect to:

               (i)    the Milestone and Payment Schedule milestones and
                      decisions made by Contractor on an on-going basis
                      throughout the design process and the remainder of the
                      term;

               (ii)   the status of delivery of Gateway Terminals and Services
                      provided hereunder;

               (iii)  the state of affairs regarding any aspect of the Gateway
                      Terminals;

               (iv)   all pertinent limitations and problems with the Gateway
                      Terminals; and

               (v)    its known limitations of its work on the Gateway
                      Terminals.

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12.5    CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL.

        (a)    "Key Contractor Personnel" shall be the Contractor and
               Subcontractor personnel filling the positions identified in
               Schedule 8 hereto.

        (b)    The Key Contractor Personnel shall be located at the site(s) that
               the Parties believe will permit the most effective performance of
               Contractor's obligations hereunder.

        (c)    Before assigning an individual to any position described in
               Schedule 8, whether as an initial assignment or a subsequent
               assignment, Contractor shall notify AIL of the proposed
               assignment, shall introduce the individual to appropriate AIL
               representatives, and shall provide AIL with a biography and other
               information about the individual as reasonably requested by AIL.
               If AIL in good faith objects to the proposed assignment, the
               Parties shall attempt to resolve AIL's concerns on a mutually
               agreeable basis. If the Parties have not been able to resolve
               AIL's concerns within five (5) business days, Contractor shall
               not assign the individual to that position and shall propose to
               AIL the assignment of another individual of suitable ability and
               qualifications. The Key Contractor Personnel that have been
               approved as of the Effective Date are listed in Schedule 8. Key
               Contractor Personnel may not be transferred or re-assigned,
               except in the case of termination of employment, until a suitable
               replacement has been approved by AIL, such approval not to be
               unreasonably withheld. In no event shall any Key Contractor
               Personnel be transferred or re-assigned by Contractor to perform
               work for a Competitor of AIL deploying satellite switched
               networking technology for a period of ***following the date such
               individual terminates work related to this Agreement. Contractor
               shall conduct an exit interview with all Key Contractor Personnel
               who terminate their employment with Contractor to review their
               confidentiality and non-disclosure obligations as provided
               herein.

12.6    REPLACEMENT, QUALIFICATIONS, AND RETENTION OF CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL.

        (a)    In the event that AIL determines in good faith that the continued
               assignment to work performed hereunder of a Contractor employee
               is not in the best interest of AIL, then AIL shall give
               Contractor written notice to that effect requesting that the
               employee be replaced. Promptly after Contractor's receipt of such
               a request by AIL, Contractor shall investigate the matters stated
               in the request and discuss its findings with AIL. If AIL still in
               good faith requests replacement of the employee, the Parties
               shall negotiate in good faith the resolution of this matter.

        (b)    The personnel Contractor assigns to perform its obligations
               hereunder shall be properly educated, trained and qualified for
               the services they are to perform.

        (c)    AIL and Contractor both agree that it is in their best interests
               to keep the turnover rate of the Contractor Personnel performing
               its obligations hereunder to a reasonably low level. Accordingly,
               if AIL determines that turnover rate of the Contractor Personnel
               is excessive and so notifies Contractor, Contractor shall meet
               with AIL to discuss the general reasons for the turnover rate. If
               appropriate, Contractor shall submit to AIL its proposals for
               reducing the turnover rate, and the Parties shall mutually agree
               on a program to bring the turnover rate down to an acceptable
               level. In any event, notwithstanding transfer or turnover of
               Contractor Personnel, Contractor remains obligated to perform its
               obligations hereunder without degradation.
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12.7    AIL THIRD PARTY SERVICES AND PRODUCTS.

        (a)    Contractor agrees to provide all reasonable cooperation with the
               agents, consultants, subcontractors and third party suppliers of
               AIL as requested by AIL to achieve functional compatibility of
               the Gateway Terminals with the AIL System.

        (b)    Third parties retained by AIL shall comply with Contractor's
               reasonable security and confidentiality requirements, and shall,
               to the extent performing work on Contractor-owned, licensed or
               leased Software, Gateway Terminals or Equipment, comply with
               Contractor's reasonable work standards, methodologies and
               procedures. Contractor shall immediately notify AIL if an act or
               omission of such a third party may cause a problem or delay in
               providing the Gateway Terminals or Services and shall work with
               AIL to prevent or circumvent such problem or delay.

12.8    PRIME CONTRACTOR.

        Contractor acknowledges and agrees that it is the prime contractor under
        this Agreement and as such, assumes full responsibility and liability
        for the performance of all Contractor Personnel and third parties used
        by Contractor hereunder to the same extent as if such obligations were
        performed by Contractor. Without limiting the generality of the
        foregoing, Contractor shall be responsible for discharging any Liens
        placed on any Gateway Terminals, Equipment or Software purchased by AIL
        or its Service Providers hereunder, except for purchase money security
        interests as described in Section 23.18 below. Except as required by
        Section 3.3, Contractor shall be AIL's sole point of contact regarding
        the work performed hereunder, including with respect to payment.

12.9    CONTRACTOR'S USE OF SUBCONTRACTORS.

        (a)    All Subcontractors to which Contractor discloses AIL Confidential
               Information must agree in writing to be bound to the
               non-disclosure, confidentiality and invention assignment
               provisions contained herein.

        (b)    As provided in Subsection (a) of this Section and to the extent
               AIL may agree otherwise in writing, Contractor shall not
               subcontract any of its obligations under this Agreement, which
               shall include the replacement of any previously approved
               Subcontractor, if the value of the subcontract is *** or more
               (such subcontract or replacement subcontract, the "Material
               Subcontract" and the subcontractor proposed to perform same, the
               "Material Subcontractor"), except as follows:

               (i)    Prior to entering into a Material Subcontract, Contractor
                      shall give AIL not less than thirty (30) days' prior
                      written notice specifying the Services affected, a
                      description of the scope and material terms (other than
                      price) of such Material Subcontract, and the identity and
                      qualifications of the proposed Material Subcontractor. If
                      AIL reasonably objects to the use of a proposed Material
                      Subcontractor, the Parties shall discuss AIL's concerns
                      and Contractor will either use a different Material
                      Subcontractor or provide AIL a detailed rationale in
                      writing as to why it will use the proposed Material
                      Subcontractor.

               (ii)   Contractor shall disclose to the Subcontractor all the
                      terms and conditions of the Agreement that may impact the
                      Subcontractor, and the Subcontractor will be required to
                      comply with the obligations imposed by those terms and
                      conditions.
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               (iii)  AIL also shall have the right during the Term to revoke
                      its prior approval of a Material Subcontractor and direct
                      Contractor to replace such Subcontractor or take such
                      other action as may be mutually agreed by the Parties, if
                      the Subcontractor's performance results in an uncured
                      material breach of this Agreement. Notwithstanding the
                      foregoing, AIL does not have the unilateral right to
                      revoke Contractor's use of any Material Subcontractor as a
                      Subcontractor hereunder.

               (iv)   Without limiting the generality of Contractor obligations
                      set forth in Section 12.6, Contractor shall remain
                      responsible for obligations performed by Subcontractors to
                      the same extent as if such obligations were performed by
                      Contractor employees. Contractor shall be AIL's sole point
                      of contact regarding the Gateway Terminals and Services,
                      including with respect to payment Contractor shall not
                      disclose Confidential Information of AIL or Joint
                      Confidential Information to a Subcontractor unless and
                      until such Subcontractor has agreed in writing to protect
                      the confidentiality of such information in a manner
                      substantially equivalent to that required of Contractor
                      under this Agreement, and in all respects, only on a
                      "need-to-know" basis.

        (c)    To the extent commercially reasonable, Contractor shall include
               in each contract with a Subcontractor the right to assign such
               contract to AIL if AIL terminates this Agreement for breach
               pursuant to Section 22.1(a) below.

12.10   ON-SITE REPRESENTATIVES.

        Contractor agrees to provide reasonable office space and telephone and
        data line access at Contractor's primary design and manufacturing
        site(s) to AIL employees and designated representatives from time to
        time (each, an "On-Site Representative"). Each On-Site Representative
        shall have access to the work being performed by Contractor hereunder on
        a non-interference basis, including:

        (a)    the ability to move without escort within designated unrestricted
               areas within appropriate facilities;

        (b)    visibility into development and production of Gateway Terminals;

        (c)    right to attend regularly scheduled meetings, reviews and tests;
               and

        (d)    electronic access to Gateway Terminals-related documents
               submitted to AIL and a right to copy same.

13. GATEWAY PRICES.

13.1    GENERAL.

        Contractor agrees to offer Gateway Terminals for sale to AIL's Service
        Providers at the prices per Gateway Terminals no greater than those
        Purchase Prices offered to AIL hereunder. Accordingly, AIL and it
        Service Providers may purchase Gateway Terminals, Equipment, Services
        and Documentation at the Purchase Prices set forth herein. The Purchase
        Price of each Gateway Terminal shall include such Gateway Terminals and
        the items set forth in Section 1.7 of the SOW. Purchase Prices are FOB
        Contractor's designated site. Purchase Prices do not include
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        the costs to AIL of delivery (including freight, insurance, taxes,
        duties, warehousing, etc.), travel and other expenses related to System
        Engineering Support Services, Permits and licenses for import,
        installation or operation of the Gateways, service and maintenance other
        than service and maintenance provided for in this Agreement and Gateway
        Terminals Installation and Integration (as described in Sections 9.3 and
        9.4), which AIL shall pay for in accordance with the prices set forth in
        this Agreement. If Contractor materially fails, after the applicable
        cure period, to offer the Gateway Terminals for sale at prices no
        greater than the Purchase Prices specified herein (unless otherwise
        mutually agreed by Contractor and AIL or a Service Provider, as the case
        may be), Contractor agrees to pay AIL or the applicable Service Provider
        a payment equal to *** of the difference between the actual Gateway
        Terminals price charged and the applicable Purchase Price for such
        Gateway Terminals(s) or, AIL, in lieu of such payment, shall be entitled
        to terminate this Agreement. If AIL so terminates this Agreement for
        Contractor's uncured material breach of this Section, AIL shall be
        entitled to have Contractor's obligations hereunder completed by another
        party or parties, and Contractor reasonably shall fulfill its
        obligations under Section 22.3(a). The foregoing remedies shall be AIL's
        sole remedies for breach of this Section.

13.2    DETERMINATION OF PURCHASE PRICES.

        (a)    ***Gateways. For the Purchase Commitment, AIL or its Service
               Providers shall pay a firm fixed Purchase Price of ***for each
               ***Gateway Terminal and ***delivered by Contractor and Accepted
               hereunder. Pricing for other Gateway Terminal Orders shall be in
               accordance with the price table set forth in Schedule 2.
               Notwithstanding the foregoing, if AIL and/or its Service
               Providers order additional Gateway Terminals (up to an aggregate
               of ***; with ***Gateway Terminal) on or prior to ***, the
               Purchase Price for such additional Gateway Terminals shall be
               calculated based on the aggregate quantity of the Purchase
               Commitment and the additional Gateway Terminals using the price
               table contained in Schedule 2. In the foregoing case, the first
               *** Gateway Terminals of the total number scheduled for delivery
               shall be considered the Purchase Commitment.

        (b)    Pricing Terms. All pricing set forth in Schedule 2 is in Year
               2000 Dollars and such pricing shall be adjusted in accordance
               with Schedule 2. If neither AIL nor its Service Providers
               schedule any Gateway Terminals orders for delivery and take
               delivery for a continuous eighteen month period, the Parties
               agree to revise Schedule 2 based on the economic impact of
               restarting Contractor's production line for Gateway Terminals. If
               the Parties fail to reach mutual agreement on a revised Schedule
               2, a revised Schedule 2 shall be established pursuant to Article
               21.

13.3    MOST FAVORED CUSTOMER.

        (a)    Most Favored Customer. If Contractor provides Gateway Terminals
               or Comparable Gateway Terminals to a Service Provider of AIL or
               to a Competitor of AIL and the prices charged to such Competitor
               for such Gateway Terminals are lower than the prices charged to
               AIL for similar business terms, quantities and delivery dates, on
               a regional basis, the prices charged to AIL shall be
               appropriately adjusted to provide to AIL the benefit of such
               lower prices. Such adjustment shall be retroactive to the first
               date on which the lower charges to such Competitor became
               effective. Upon each anniversary of the Effective Date during the
               Term, Contractor's chief financial officer shall certify in
               writing to AIL that Contractor is in compliance with Contractor's
               Most Favored Customer Status obligations herein and shall provide
               the information reasonably
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               requested by AIL to verify such compliance. AIL shall retain the
               right to review, examine and/or audit Contractor using third
               party independent auditors if (i) the above certification is not
               so provided by Contractor or (ii) AIL has reason to believe that
               information provided by Contractor is inaccurate.

        (b)    Pricing Cooperation. Both Parties shall cooperate to assure that
               the price AIL charges for its services and the price Contractor
               charges for its Gateway Terminals are competitive in each country
               in which such services and Gateway Terminals are offered for sale
               by AIL and Contractor, respectively

13.4    TAXES.

        Unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties in an Order, the Parties'
        respective responsibilities for taxes arising under or in connection
        with this Agreement shall be as follows:

        (a)    Each Party shall be responsible for any personal property taxes
               on property it owns or leases, for franchise and privilege taxes
               on its business, and for taxes based on its net income or gross
               receipts.

        (b)    Contractor shall be responsible for any sales, use, excise,
               value-added, services, consumption, and other taxes, customs and
               duties assessed or otherwise payable by Contractor on any goods
               or services that are used or consumed by Contractor in providing
               the Gateways and Services where the tax is imposed on
               Contractor's acquisition or use of such goods or services and the
               amount of tax is measured by Contractor's costs in acquiring such
               goods or services.

        (c)    AIL shall be responsible for any sales, use, excise, value-added,
               services, consumption, or other tax, customs and duties assessed
               on any particular Gateway Terminals or Service purchased by AIL
               and delivered by Contractor to AIL or designee hereunder. Such
               taxes are in addition to the prices set forth herein and shall be
               identified separately on invoices. AIL shall also be responsible
               for taxes on goods and services for those items AIL has agreed to
               reimburse Contractor in this Agreement.

        (d)    The Parties agree to cooperate with each other to enable each to
               more accurately determine its own tax liability and to minimize
               such liability to the extent legally permissible. Contractor's
               invoices shall separately state the amounts of any taxes
               Contractor is collecting from AIL. Each Party shall provide and
               make available to the other any resale certificates, information
               regarding out-of-state or out-of-country sales or use of
               equipment, materials or services, and other exemption
               certificates or information reasonably requested by either Party.

        (e)    Contractor shall promptly notify AIL of, and coordinate with AIL
               the response to and settlement of, any claim for taxes asserted
               by applicable taxing authorities for which AIL is responsible
               hereunder, it being understood that with respect to any claim
               arising out of a form or return signed by a Party to this
               Agreement, such Party shall have the right to elect to control
               the response to and settlement of the claim, but the other Party
               shall have all rights to participate in the responses and
               settlements that are appropriate to its potential
               responsibilities or liabilities. If AIL requests Contractor to
               challenge the imposition of any tax, and Contractor agrees to do
               so, AIL shall reimburse Contractor for the reasonable legal fees
               and expenses it incurs. AIL shall be entitled to any tax refunds
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               or rebates granted to the extent such refunds or rebates are for
               taxes that were paid by AIL.

14.     AIL PAYMENTS TO CONTRACTOR AND INVOICING

14.1    INITIAL PAYMENT.

        Within ten (10) days after AIL's receipt of an invoice therefor by
        Contractor, AIL will pay to Contractor the sum of ***(the "Initial
        Payment") by electronic funds transfer in accordance with Contractor's
        wire instructions provided to AIL prior to the Effective Date. The
        Initial Payment shall constitute a Milestone Payment (for Milestone No.
        1) as described in Section 14.2(c) below.

14.2    PAYMENTS.

        (a)    Payment Schedule for Purchase Commitment. Payments for Production
               Gateways that compose the Purchase Commitment are to be made as
               follows:

               (i)    ***of the Purchase Price for all Gateway Terminals in the
                      Purchase Commitment is due ***;

               (ii)   *** of the Purchase Price for all Gateway Terminals in the
                      Purchase Commitment is due three (3) months prior to the
                      original Scheduled Delivery Date of the first Gateway
                      Terminal to be delivered under the Purchase Commitment;
                      and

               (iii)  *** of the Purchase Price for each Gateway Terminal is due
                      upon Acceptance and delivery of the Gateway Terminal (FOB
                      Contractor's designated site).

        (b)    Payment Schedule for other Gateway Terminals. Payments for
               Production Gateways, other than the Purchase Commitment, and
               optional priced items (other than Long Lead Kits and shelters)
               are to be made as follows:

               (i)    ***of the Purchase Price is due upon placement of an
                      Order;

               (ii)   ***of the Purchase Price is due three (3) months prior to
                      the Scheduled Delivery Date; and

               (iii)  ***of the Purchase Price is due upon Acceptance and
                      delivery (FOB Contractor's designated site).

        (c)    Payment Schedule for Long Lead Kits. Payments for Long Lead Kits
               are to be made as follows:

               (i)    ***of the purchase price of each Long Lead Kit, as set
                      forth in Schedule 2, is due upon placement of the Long
                      Lead Kit Order;

               (ii)   ***of such purchase price of each Long Lead Kit is due
                      three (3) months prior to the scheduled receipt of the
                      Long Lead Kit at the Contractor's facility; and

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               (iii)  ***of such purchase price of each Long Lead Kit is due
                      upon receipt of the Long Lead Kit by Contractor at
                      Contractor's facility.

        (d)    Payment Schedule for Optional Shelters. Payments for optional
               shelters are to be made as follows:

               (i)    ***for the purchase price for optional shelters, as set
                      forth in Schedule 2, is due upon placement of the optional
                      shelters Order; and

               (ii)   ***for such purchase price for optional shelters is due
                      upon Acceptance of the optional shelters;

        (e)    Milestone Payments. In accordance with the mutually agreed upon
               Milestone and Payment Schedule and subject to Contractor's timely
               compliance with the terms hereof, AIL will pay Contractor
               Milestone Payments for nonrecurring engineering payments in the
               aggregate of *** for the work described herein (including the
               SOW). Milestone Payments shall not include installation charges,
               shipping charges, taxes, duties and insurance. All Milestone
               Payments made by AIL to Contractor are subject to satisfaction of
               mutually agreed upon Milestone Events as set forth in Schedule 1.
               All Milestone Payments shall be paid in accordance with Section
               14.3 and 14.4 below.

        (f)    Support Services. The Milestone Payments shall also cover Support
               Services (of up to *** staff-hours, with the allocation of such
               hours as approved by AIL), as defined in Section 3 of the SOW,
               and Contractor shall be responsible for such other obligations as
               are set forth in the SOW. If AIL requests Contractor support
               hours in excess of *** staff-hours, Contractor shall provide such
               services at rates not to exceed Contractor's time and materials
               rates set forth in Schedule 14. AIL will reimburse Contractor for
               its reasonable travel and related expenses required in performing
               Support Services, in accordance with Schedule 9. None of the
               Support Service hours provided hereunder shall have been deemed
               to be performed prior to the Effective Date.

14.3    INVOICING.

        (a)    Following (i) Contractor's successful completion of each
               Milestone in accordance with the applicable Milestone Acceptance
               Criteria and all other applicable requirements of this Agreement
               and (ii) Acceptance by AIL that the Milestone is complete,
               Contractor may invoice AIL for the applicable Milestone Payment.
               Each invoice shall be accompanied by Contractor's written
               certification that each Milestone to which the invoice relates
               has been fully and successfully completed in accordance with the
               Milestone Acceptance Criteria.

        (b)    In accordance with the payment schedule set forth in Section
               14.2(a), Contractor will invoice AIL or the applicable Service
               Provider for amounts due pursuant to this Agreement for such
               Gateways. Such invoice shall include invoice date, Order number,
               Gateway Terminals part numbers and descriptions, quantities, unit
               prices and total amount due.

        (c)    For deliverables provided by Contractor (as mutually agreed by
               the Parties and other than those required hereunder or under the
               SOW), Contractor will invoice AIL upon delivery or at such time
               as otherwise mutually agreed. For Services (other than those
               required hereunder or under the SOW), Contractor will invoice AIL
               upon completion of
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               the performance of such Services or at such times as mutually
               agreed. For annual Extended Warranty Services, Contractor will
               invoice AIL quarterly in advance. For Contractor's fees and
               expenses to be reimbursed by AIL hereunder, such as travel and
               per diem expenses, Contractor will invoice AIL monthly in
               arrears. All such invoices shall include invoice date, Order
               number, description, quantities, unit prices and total amount
               due. For invoices where the prices are not set forth in the
               Agreement, Contractor shall provide upon request, the
               calculations utilized to establish any charges and supporting
               details and information as to charges; provided, however that to
               the extent that a firm pricing quotation previously delivered to
               AIL by Contractor expressly provides such calculations, details
               and information, Contractor may cross-reference such quotation in
               the applicable invoice in lieu of Contractor including such
               calculations, details or information, as applicable.

        (d)    Invoices shall separately state the amounts of any taxes as set
               forth in Section 13.4(c) that Contractor is collecting from AIL.

14.4    PAYMENT DUE.

        (a)    Subject to Section 20.3, and the other provisions of this Article
               14, invoices provided for under Section 14.3 and properly
               submitted to AIL pursuant to this Agreement shall be due and
               payable by AIL within thirty (30) days after receipt by AIL.
               Milestone Payments will be considered due and payable when the
               corresponding Milestone is Accepted by AIL as evidenced in a
               written notification from AIL to Contractor, which notification
               shall be issued promptly following AIL's Acceptance of the
               applicable Milestone.

        (b)    All amounts due and payable to Contractor under this Article 15
               shall be paid, at AIL's option, either (i) by check payable to
               the order of Contractor or (ii) by electronic funds transfer to
               Contractor from account(s) designated by AIL.

        (c)    Invoices for payment ***hereunder and any other undisputed
               amounts owed by Contractor to AIL shall be due and payable by
               Contractor within thirty (30) days after receipt of an invoice by
               Contractor.

        (d)    All undisputed payments made after the due date hereunder will be
               subject to an interest charge at an annual interest rate equal to
               ***, for each calendar day the payment is overdue until the date
               payment is made.

        (e)    All disputed payments required to be made by AIL (as determined
               after resolution of such dispute) shall be made within thirty
               (30) days after the dispute is resolved in accordance with
               Section 14.8.

14.5    ACCOUNTABILITY.

        Contractor shall maintain complete and accurate records of and
        supporting documentation for the amounts billable to and payments made
        by AIL hereunder, in accordance with Article 17 and with generally
        accepted accounting principles applied on a consistent basis. Contractor
        agrees to provide AIL with documentation and other information with
        respect to each invoice as may be reasonably requested by AIL to verify
        accuracy of the invoices and compliance with the provisions of this
        Agreement.

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14.6    PRORATION.

        Except as expressly provided herein, periodic charges under this
        Agreement are to be computed on a calendar month basis, and shall be
        prorated for any partial month.

14.7    SET OFF.

        With respect to any amount to be paid by a Party hereunder, under this
        Agreement or any other agreement between the Parties, the Party may set
        off against such amount any amount that the other Party is obligated to
        pay such Party hereunder or thereunder.

14.8    DISPUTED CHARGES.

        Subject to Section 14.7, AIL shall pay undisputed charges when such
        payments are due under this Article 14. AIL may withhold payment of
        particular charges that AIL disputes in good faith. AIL will notify
        Contractor in the event it disputes any charges hereunder within ten
        (10) days of receipt of the invoice for such disputed charges and will
        set forth its reasons in reasonable detail for such dispute in such
        notification. All disputes under this Section shall be resolved in
        accordance with Article 22 below. If AIL is found liable to make the
        disputed payment, AIL will pay late payment charges in accordance with
        Section 14.4(d).

14.9    ENCUMBRANCES.

        Contractor shall not perfect any Lien upon any Gateway Terminals,
        Equipment or Software provided pursuant to this Agreement except as
        otherwise expressly permitted by this Agreement. All Gateway Terminals
        provided to AIL and its Service Providers shall be free and clear of all
        Liens in accordance with Section 9.6, subject to Section 23.18.

15.     INFORMATION; CONFIDENTIALITY

15.1    CONTRACTOR INFORMATION.

        (a)    Contractor Background Information and Contractor Foreground
               Information shall be and remain the property of Contractor or its
               licensors, as the case may be and, subject to Subsection 15.3(c),
               shall constitute Confidential Information of Contractor. AIL
               shall not possess or assert any Lien against or to Contractor
               Background Information or Contractor Foreground Information. No
               Contractor Background Information or Contractor Foreground
               Information, or any part thereof (excluding Joint Confidential
               Information), shall be sold, assigned, leased, or otherwise
               disposed of to third parties by AIL or commercially exploited by
               or on behalf of AIL, its employees, vendors, contractors or
               agents, except as expressly provided herein.

15.2    AIL INFORMATION.

        (a)    AIL Background Information and AIL Foreground Information shall
               be and remain the property of AIL or its licensors, as the case
               may be and, subject to Subsection 15.3(c), shall constitute
               Confidential Information of AIL. Contractor shall not possess or
               assert any Lien against or to any AIL Background Information or
               AIL Foreground Information. No AIL Background Information or AIL
               Foreground Information, or any part thereof (excluding Joint
               Confidential Information), shall be sold, assigned, leased, or
               otherwise disposed of to third parties by Contractor or
               commercially exploited by or on behalf of
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               Contractor, its employees, vendors, contractors or agents, except
               as expressly provided herein.

        (b)    Upon AIL's request, but subject to any continuing need of
               Contractor to fulfill its obligations hereunder, the termination
               or expiration of this Agreement (in whole or in part) for any
               reason (including termination for Cause as provided in Section
               22.1) or, with respect to any particular data, on such earlier
               date that the same shall be no longer required by Contractor in
               order to render the Services hereunder, such AIL Confidential
               Information (including copies thereof) shall be promptly returned
               to AIL by Contractor in a form reasonably requested by AIL or, if
               AIL so elects, shall be destroyed. Contractor shall certify to
               AIL in writing that Contractor has fully complied with the letter
               and the spirit of this Subsection.

        (c)    AIL Confidential Information shall not be utilized by Contractor
               for any purpose other than that of performing its obligations
               hereunder.

15.3    CONFIDENTIALITY.

        (a)    Confidential Information. Contractor and AIL each acknowledge
               that they may be furnished with, receive, or otherwise have
               access to information of or concerning the other Party which such
               Party considers to be confidential, proprietary, a trade secret
               or otherwise restricted. As used in this Agreement and subject to
               Subsection (c)(i) of this Section, "Confidential Information"
               means all information, in any form, furnished or made available
               directly or indirectly by one Party to the other, including such
               information developed by either Party hereunder and used in or
               with the Gateway Terminals, which is marked confidential,
               restricted, proprietary, or with a similar designation, including
               all AIL Background Information, AIL Foreground Information,
               Contractor Background Information and Contractor Foreground
               Information. Confidential Information also shall include, whether
               or not designated "Confidential Information", (i) all
               specifications, designs, documents, correspondence, software,
               documentation, Source Code, Escrowed Materials, data and other
               materials and work products produced by either Contractor or its
               Subcontractors in the course of performance of this Agreement,
               (ii) all information concerning the operations, affairs and
               businesses of a Party, the financial affairs of a Party, and the
               relations of a Party with its customers, employees and service
               providers (including customer lists, customer information,
               account information and consumer markets), (iii) software
               provided to a Party by or through the other Party; and (iv) other
               information, systems designs and architecture, and data stored on
               magnetic media or otherwise or communicated orally by either
               Party, which a reasonable person would assume to be confidential,
               and obtained, received, transmitted, processed, stored, archived,
               or maintained by the other Party under this Agreement.

        (b)    Obligations.

               (i)    Each Party's Confidential Information shall remain the
                      property of that Party or its licensors except as
                      expressly provided otherwise by the other provisions of
                      this Agreement. AIL and Contractor shall each use at least
                      the same degree of care, but in any event no less than a
                      reasonable degree of care, to prevent disclosing to third
                      parties the Confidential Information of the other as it
                      employs to avoid unauthorized disclosure, publication or
                      dissemination of its own information of a similar nature;
                      provided that the Parties may disclose such
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                      Confidential Information to entities performing services
                      required hereunder including subcontractors, suppliers or
                      agents where (i) use of such entity is permitted to be
                      used under this Agreement, (ii) such disclosure is
                      necessary or otherwise naturally occurs in that entity's
                      scope of responsibility, and (iii) the entity agrees in
                      writing to assume the obligations described in this
                      Section 15.3.

               (ii)   As requested by AIL during the Term and upon expiration or
                      any termination of this Agreement (in whole or in part)
                      and completion of Contractor's obligations under this
                      Agreement subject to Contractor's continuing need to
                      fulfill its obligations hereunder, Contractor shall return
                      or destroy, as AIL may direct in writing, all material in
                      any medium that contains, refers to, or relates to AIL
                      Confidential Information, and retain no copies. Contractor
                      shall certify to AIL in writing that it has complied with
                      the spirit and the letter of this Subsection.

               (iii)  Each Party shall take reasonable steps to ensure that its
                      employees comply with this Section 15.3.

               (iv)   In the event of any disclosure or loss of, or inability to
                      account for, any Confidential Information of the
                      furnishing Party, the receiving Party shall notify the
                      furnishing Party promptly upon becoming aware thereof.

        (c)    Exclusions.

               (i)    "Confidential Information" shall exclude any particular
                      information which Contractor or AIL can demonstrate (1)
                      was, at the time of disclosure to it, in the public
                      domain; (2) after disclosure to it, is published or
                      otherwise becomes part of the public domain through no
                      fault of the receiving Party; (3) was in the possession of
                      the receiving Party at the time of disclosure to it; (4)
                      was received after disclosure to it from a third party who
                      had a lawful right to disclose such information to it
                      without any obligation to restrict its further use or
                      disclosure; or (5) was independently developed by the
                      receiving Party without reference to Confidential
                      Information of the furnishing Party. In addition, a Party
                      shall not be considered to have breached its obligations
                      by disclosing Confidential Information of the other Party
                      as required to satisfy any legal requirement or
                      regulations of a competent government body provided that,
                      immediately upon receiving any such request and to the
                      extent that it may legally do so, such Party advises the
                      other Party promptly and prior to making such disclosure
                      in order that the other Party may interpose an objection
                      to such disclosure, take action to assure confidential
                      handling of the Confidential Information, or take such
                      other action as it deems appropriate to protect the
                      Confidential Information.

               (ii)   Either Party may disclose the terms and conditions of this
                      Agreement to third parties that (1) have expressed a bona
                      fide interest in consummating a significant financing,
                      merger or acquisition transaction between such third
                      parties and the disclosing Party, (2) have a reasonable
                      ability (financial and otherwise) to consummate such
                      transaction, and (3) have executed a nondisclosure
                      agreement that includes within its scope the terms and
                      conditions of this Agreement. Each Party shall endeavor to
                      delay the disclosure of the terms and conditions of this
                      Agreement until the status of discussions concerning such
                      transaction warrants such disclosure. In addition, either
                      Party may disclose the terms and conditions
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                      of this Agreement to its subcontractors, suppliers and
                      agents under confidentiality obligations having a need to
                      know.

        (d)    Loss of Confidential Information. In the event of any disclosure
               or loss of, or inability to account for, any Confidential
               Information of the furnishing Party, the receiving Party shall
               promptly, at its own expense: (i) notify the furnishing Party in
               writing; (ii) take such actions as may be necessary or reasonably
               requested by the furnishing Party to minimize the violation; and
               (iii) cooperate in all reasonable respects with the furnishing
               Party to minimize the violation and any damage resulting
               therefrom.

        (e)    No Implied Rights. Nothing contained in this Section shall be
               construed as obligating a Party to disclose its Confidential
               Information to the other Party, or as granting to or conferring
               on a Party, expressly or impliedly, any rights or license to the
               Confidential Information of the other Party.

16.     EXAMINATION AND AUDIT OF INFORMATION; RECORDKEEPING

16.1    EXAMINATION AND AUDIT RIGHTS.

        Contractor grants AIL the right to review, examine and/or audit
        Contractor's and Subcontractors' business and financial information
        relating to this Agreement as necessary to verify Contractor's
        performance hereunder, including manufacturing operations, quality
        control, production capacity and capability, failure rates, repairs and
        replacements, and responsiveness and/or costs and expenses of
        termination or travel and related living changes hereunder, and AIL may
        employ, at AIL's expense, a mutually agreed-upon major accounting firm
        to conduct any review, examination or audit of those travel and related
        costs and expenses. If a review, examination or audit of financial
        information reveals overcharges in excess of ***, Contractor shall pay
        the costs and expenses of the review, examination or audit.

16.2    RECORDKEEPING OBLIGATIONS.

        Contractor shall maintain complete and accurate records of and
        supporting documentation for all invoices submitted by Contractor under
        this Agreement, for out-of-pocket expenses or if AIL has agreed to pay
        Contractor for hours expended for services billable on a rated basis to
        AIL, in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles applied
        on a consistent basis. Except for costs associated with expenses AIL has
        agreed to reimburse Contractor on an out-of-pocket expense basis, AIL
        will not be entitled to audit Contractor's cost information concerning
        the cost to produce the Gateway Terminals and Services provided under
        this Agreement. Contractor agrees to provide AIL with documentation and
        other information with respect to each such invoice as may be reasonably
        requested by AIL to verify accuracy and compliance with the provisions
        of this Agreement. Upon AIL's reasonable request, AIL and its authorized
        agents and representatives shall have access to such business and
        financial records for purposes of review, examination and/or audit
        during normal business hours during the Term and for a period of three
        (3) years after such costs or expenses were incurred and paid for. In
        the event any overpayment is made by AIL under this Agreement, either
        discovered during a review, examination, audit or otherwise, Contractor
        shall promptly pay AIL the amount of such overcharge, along with
        interest at Prime Rate from the date such payments were originally made.

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17.     REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES

17.1    PASS-THROUGH WARRANTIES.

        Contractor will from time to time provide certain Gateway Terminals,
        Equipment and Software for which Contractor is entitled to warranties
        from the manufacturers, lessors or licensors of such items. Contractor
        shall pass through to AIL and its Service Providers that purchase
        Gateway Terminals, Equipment or Software the benefits of such warranties
        to the extent that Contractor is able pursuant to any agreements between
        Contractor and such manufacturers, lessors or licensors.

17.2    WORK STANDARDS.

        Contractor warrants that the Services shall be rendered with promptness
        and diligence and shall be executed in a workmanlike manner, in
        accordance with the practices and high professional standards used in
        well-managed operations performing services similar to the Services.
        Contractor also warrants that it shall use adequate numbers of qualified
        individuals with suitable training, education, experience, and skill to
        perform the Services.

17.3    GATEWAY TERMINAL AND SERVICES WARRANTIES.

        Contractor warrants to AIL as follows and AIL may incorporate such
        warranties into its agreements with Service Providers to which AIL
        supplies Gateway Terminals, with AIL as the warranting Party. Contractor
        will include with each Gateway Terminal shipped to AIL appropriate
        documentation that sets forth Contractor's warranty policy to Service
        Providers.

        (a)    Contractor warrants that Gateway Terminals provided under this
               Agreement shall be free from defects in material and workmanship,
               and shall operate in accordance with the SOW, Documentation and
               applicable Standards (all in effect at the time of delivery) upon
               delivery and during the Warranty Period. Contractor further
               warrants that Gateway Terminals provided hereunder shall be free
               of any defect in design, during the Warranty Period, that results
               in non-conformance of a Gateway Terminal to the SOW and
               applicable Standards in effect at the time of delivery.
               Contractor further warrants that the Gateway Terminals are built
               in accordance with the applicable requirements set forth in the
               SOW.

        (b)    Contractor represents, warrants and covenants that all Gateway
               Terminals provided hereunder shall be new, not refurbished or
               re-manufactured. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Contractor may
               use refurbished or re-manufactured parts for warranty repair or
               replacement actions.

        (c)    Contractor warrants that it shall maintain the Gateway Terminals
               such that the Gateway Terminals conform to the SOW (in effect at
               the time of delivery) during the Warranty Period. Such
               maintenance shall include:

               (i)    in accordance with the procedures set forth in Schedule 7,
                      perform repairs on Gateway Terminals, including any
                      repairs required by third party manufacturers and any
                      repairs recommended by third party manufacturers and
                      required for the intended operation of the Gateway
                      Terminals;
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               (ii)   providing any release, update, alteration, modification,
                      enhancement or improvement that is generally available to
                      Contractor's other customers under warranty or extended
                      warranty for the same Gateway Terminal;

               (iii)  providing code corrections or maintenance patches
                      (including all bug fixes, error correction, revisions,
                      modifications, and maintenance recommended by third party
                      vendors) will be supplied to correct a Defect in order to
                      bring the Software into conformance with the SOW.
                      Contractor shall also replace the Software if the media is
                      destroyed or damaged unless and to the extent the damage
                      is on account of AIL's or its Service Providers' improper
                      use (which shall not be improper use if used in accordance
                      with the documentation or as instructed by Contractor's)
                      or through no fault of Contractor and as a result such
                      Software are unusable or fail to operate in accordance
                      with the SOW;

               (iv)   providing telephone and email support and basic fault
                      isolation assistance to AIL and its Service Providers, at
                      no charge during the Warranty Period, in order to document
                      such parties' functional or operational problems with the
                      Gateway Terminals and to assist Gateway Terminal
                      maintenance personnel in isolating faults. Such telephone
                      logging and email support and basic fault isolation
                      assistance shall be provided on a 24 hour, 7 days per
                      week, 365 days per year basis via Contractor's help desk.
                      To the extent required and requested by AIL for assistance
                      beyond basic fault isolation, Contractor's technical
                      engineering support is available 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
                      EST during normal business days at the rates set forth in
                      Schedule 9. In addition, Contractor's after-hours
                      technical engineering support is available on a 24 hour, 7
                      days per week, 365 days per year basis for major problems
                      as determined by AIL at the rates set forth in Schedule 9.
                      Contractor shall provide a single contact number for AIL
                      and its Service Providers to use the telephone and email
                      support and mutually agreed upon procedures shall be
                      utilized for AIL to request technical assistance which
                      will result in charges to AIL;

               (v)    in the event AIL requests technical assistance be provided
                      on-site at a Gateway location, Contractor shall provide
                      such assistance at the rates set forth in Schedule 9,
                      subject to the provisions of Section 11.3(a)(iv);

               (vi)   inspection, diagnosis and repair or replacement of failed
                      equipment at the Gateway site for components that are not
                      field-replaceable units. Contractor shall bear the travel
                      and labor costs associated with such Warranty inspection,
                      diagnosis, and repair or replacement of failed equipment
                      at the Gateway site for the *** of such Warranty services
                      provided during the Term. Thereafter, AIL shall pay the
                      travel and labor costs associated with such Warranty
                      services at Gateway sites at the rates provided in
                      Schedule 9; and

               (vii)  during the Initial Warranty Period, if Contractor is
                      required under the Agreement to repair a particular
                      component or subassembly of the Gateway Terminals more
                      than ***times in any rolling ***period, Contractor shall
                      replace such component or subassembly, as the case may be,
                      in its entirety at no charge.

        (d)    Contractor represents and warrants that it shall offer to AIL and
               its Service Providers the post-warranty support and repair
               services described in Section 11.3(c) and as set forth in
               Schedule 10 attached hereto and maintain the availability of
               Gateway Terminals parts
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               and sub-parts, consistent with the Gateway Terminals redundancy
               design, for a period of the later of (i) expiration of all
               applicable Extended Warranty Periods ***Gateway Terminals under
               this Agreement. Subject to the foregoing support periods,
               Contractor shall provide to AIL written notification at least six
               (6) months prior to the discontinuation of manufacture of any
               Gateway Terminals components associated with this Agreement to
               permit AIL a last time purchase opportunity. Contractor
               acknowledges and agrees that it shall not utilize this
               "discontinuation" provision as a means to cease supplying Gateway
               Terminals during the Term.

        (e)    Contractor warrants that all Gateway Terminals, including all
               updates, upgrades and revisions to Gateway Terminals and/or
               Software, shall be backward compatible to existing Production
               Gateway Terminals or prior releases so that all applications and
               other items that can be used in connection with the Gateway
               Terminals at any time can be used in connection with future
               Gateway Terminals in materially the same manner and with
               materially equivalent performance. In addition, all updates,
               upgrades and revisions to Gateway Terminals and/or Software,
               shall be fully integrated, compatible and operational with the
               AIL System, and shall be built in accordance with the applicable
               Standards. Gateway Terminals upgrades to implement Software
               enhancements or improvements that AIL desires to implement shall
               be provided to AIL at mutually agreed upon prices, schedules and
               rates.

        (f)    Contractor warrants, to its actual knowledge, that the Gateway
               Terminals, the Services and the other deliverables provided by
               Contractor to AIL hereunder do not and shall not infringe upon
               any third party Intellectual Property Rights.

        (g)    Contractor shall provide appropriate technical resources to AIL's
               or its Service Providers' appropriate personnel in order to
               resolve any problem that AIL or a Service Provider cannot resolve
               through help desk support, including engineering support, field
               engineering, remote on-site repair, - training and field service
               support for errors or problems that cannot be remotely diagnosed
               and cured in accordance with Section 17.3(c). Such technical
               resources shall be provided at Contractor's then-current time and
               materials rates, except as provided in Schedule 9.

        (h)    In the event of a breach of the foregoing representations,
               warranties and covenants during the Warranty Period and upon
               written notice from AIL describing the breach, Contractor shall
               at no charge to AIL: (i) in the case of Gateway Terminals, repair
               or replace, at Contractor's discretion, such Gateway Terminals so
               that they are compliant with the warranty as set forth in Section
               17.3(a), and (ii) in the case of Services, immediately re-perform
               the Services. In the event Contractor fails to repair or replace
               such Gateway Terminals or to perform such Services, AIL
               reasonably may do so at Contractor's expense.

        (i)    The foregoing representations and warranties will not apply if
               and to the extent, and so long as not caused by Contractor or its
               Subcontractors or agents, where:

               (i)    Defects in Gateway Terminals delivered hereunder or
                      infringement of any third party Intellectual Property
                      Rights are caused by alteration, modification, or repair
                      by any person other than Contractor or its Subcontractors
                      or agents or due to an act of God; provided, however, the
                      foregoing exclusion shall not apply with respect to AIL or
                      AIL's subcontractors' making of minor changes or if an
                      alteration, modification or repair is authorized by the
                      Documentation and
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                      performed in accordance with such Documentation or
                      otherwise by Contractor or its Subcontractors or agents in
                      writing;

               (ii)   Defects are caused by AIL or AIL's suppliers or
                      subcontractors mishandling or abuse, excluding
                      specifically Contractor, its Affiliates and their
                      suppliers and Subcontractors;

               (iii)  Defects are caused from improper operation,
                      interconnection or installation by any person other than
                      Contractor or its Subcontractors; or

               (iv)   infringement of any third party Intellectual Property
                      Rights is caused by the combination of a Gateway Terminal
                      or the Software and technology or software of any other
                      party, other than software or technology provided or
                      required by Contractor for use of the Gateway Terminals
                      with the AIL System, where no infringement would have
                      occurred without such combination, unless (i) AIL did not
                      have actual knowledge of such infringement, (ii)
                      Contractor had actual knowledge of such infringement and
                      (iii) Contractor failed to disclose the infringement to
                      AIL.

17.4    REVIEWS.

        (a)    Periodic Reviews. Upon six (6) months after the date of
               Acceptance of the First Article Gateway Terminal, and at least
               annually thereafter, AIL and Contractor shall review Contractor's
               performance of its warranty obligations hereunder and shall make
               adjustments to its performance as may be mutually agreed by the
               Parties.

        (b)    Special Reviews. If AIL determines that there is a recurring
               Defect in Gateway Terminals, AIL will notify Contractor of such
               Defect and Contractor, along with Subcontractor, if applicable,
               shall promptly meet with AIL and propose a mutually acceptable
               corrective action plan to correct the Defect at Contractor's
               expense.

17.5    MEASUREMENT AND MONITORING TOOLS.

        Contractor shall utilize the necessary measurement and monitoring tools
        and procedures required to measure and report Contractor's provision of
        warranty services hereunder. Such measurement and monitoring shall
        permit reporting at a level of detail sufficient to verify compliance
        with Contractor's warranty obligations hereunder, and shall be subject
        to review, examine and/or audit by AIL. Contractor shall provide AIL
        with such information upon request, for purposes of verification and
        improvement.

17.6    DOCUMENTATION.

        Contractor warrants that all Documentation provided by Contractor shall
        be accurate, complete and written in a manner specified in the SOW.

17.7    EFFICIENCY AND COST EFFECTIVENESS.

        Contractor warrants that it shall use its reasonable efforts to use
        efficiently the resources or services necessary to provide the Gateway
        Terminals and the Services. Contractor warrants that it shall use its
        reasonable efforts to perform the Services and develop, manufacture and
        deliver the Gateway Terminals in a cost-effective manner consistent with
        the required level of quality and performance.

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17.8    INDUCEMENTS.

        Neither Party has offered or provided, nor will it offer or provide, any
        inducements in violation of law, including the Foreign Corrupt Practices
        Act or other corrupt practices laws, or of any written AIL policy
        provided to Contractor in connection with this Agreement.

17.9    OWNERSHIP OR USE.

        (a)    Contractor represents, warrants and covenants that it is either
               the owner of, or authorized to distribute, sublicense and use,
               the Contractor Confidential Information as provided herein.

        (b)    Contractor represents, warrants and covenants that AIL shall
               receive marketable title to all Gateway Terminals provided
               pursuant to this Agreement and shall be entitled to the rights of
               possession and quiet enjoyment thereto, free of any Liens, except
               to the extent otherwise expressly provided by this Agreement.

17.10   AUTHORIZATION.

        Each Party represents and warrants to the other that:

        (a)    it has the requisite corporate power and authority to enter into
               this Agreement and to carry out the transactions contemplated by
               this Agreement;

        (b)    the execution, delivery and performance of this Agreement and the
               consummation of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement
               have been duly authorized by the requisite corporate action on
               the part of such Party; and

        (c)    it is not subject to any contractual or other obligation that
               would prevent it from entering into this Agreement.

17.11   VIRUSES.

        Contractor warrants that no Viruses are coded or introduced into any
        Software or Gateway Terminals at time of delivery. If a Virus is found
        in any Software or a Gateway Terminal, which was present at the time of
        delivery, Contractor, at no additional charge to AIL or any Service
        Provider, shall remove such Virus and use its best efforts to assist AIL
        in reducing the effects of the Virus and, if the Virus causes a loss of
        operational efficiency or loss of data, to assist AIL to the same extent
        to mitigate and restore such losses.

17.12   DISABLING CODE.

        Contractor warrants that no code, device or routine (including, without
        limitation, time bombs, back doors or drop dead devices) that would have
        the effect of disabling or otherwise shutting down all or any portion of
        any Software or Gateway Terminals are coded or introduced into any
        Software or Gateway Terminals at the time the Software or Gateway
        Terminals is delivered by Contractor ("Disabling Code"), unless AIL
        authorizes Contractor to include any such code. If any such unauthorized
        Disabling Code is found in any Software or Gateway Terminals,
        Contractor, at no additional charge to AIL or any Service Provider,
        shall remove such Disabling Code and use its best efforts to assist AIL
        in reducing the effects of the Disabling Code and, if the Disabling Code
        causes a loss of operational efficiency or loss of data, to assist AIL
        to the same extent to mitigate and restore such losses. Contractor shall
        not invoke any Disabling Code
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        at any time, including upon expiration or termination of this Agreement
        (in whole or in part) for any reason, without AIL's prior written
        consent.

17.13   YEAR 2000.

        Contractor represents and warrants that the Gateway Terminals are Year
        2000 Compliant.

17.14   DISCLAIMER.

        EXCEPT AS SET FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT, NEITHER PARTY MAKES ANY OTHER
        WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY
        OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

18.     INSURANCE

        Contractor shall during the Term have and maintain in force the
        following insurance coverages:

        (a)    Worker's compensation insurance (including occupational illness
               or disease coverage, or other similar social insurance in
               accordance with the law of the state exercising jurisdiction over
               the employee), and employer's liability insurance with a minimum
               limit of the higher of ***per occurrence, and (ii) any amount
               required by law.

        (b)    Automotive Liability Insurance covering use of all owned,
               non-owned, and hired automobiles with a minimum combined single
               limit of ***per occurrence for bodily injury and property damage
               liability. This policy shall be endorsed to name AIL as
               additional insured.

        (c)    Commercial general liability insurance, including products,
               completed operations liability and personal injury, contractual
               liability and broad form property damage liability coverage for
               damages to any property with a minimum combined single limit of
               ***per occurrence.

        (d)    All Risk Property Insurance (with AIL as loss payee as its
               interests appear) on equipment, data, media and valuable papers,
               including extra expense coverage, with a minimum limit adequate
               to cover such risks on a replacement cost basis.

        (e)    Umbrella Liability Insurance with a minimum limit of *** in
               excess of the insurance under policies indicated in Subsections
               (a), (b) and (c).

        (f)    Professional liability, errors and omissions insurance.

        The foregoing insurance coverages shall be primary and non-contributing
        with respect to any other insurance or self insurance which may be
        maintained by AIL, and shall be endorsed to AIL as an additional insured
        with the exception of Subsection 18(f) above and Workers Compensation.
        Contractor shall cause its insurers to issue certificates of insurance
        evidencing that the coverages and policy endorsements required under
        this Agreement are maintained in force and that not less than thirty
        (30) days written notice shall be given to AIL prior to any
        modification, cancellation or non-renewal of the policies. The insurers
        selected by Contractor shall have an A.M. Best rating of A-XII or better
        or, if such ratings are no longer available, with a comparable rating
        from a recognized insurance rating agency.

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19.     INDEMNITIES

19.1    INDEMNITY BY CONTRACTOR.

        Contractor shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless AIL and its
        affiliates and their respective officers, directors, employees, agents,
        successors, and assigns from any and all Losses arising out of any of
        the following:

        (a)    third party claims arising out of Contractor's performance
               hereunder, including breach of this Agreement;

        (b)    third party claims arising out of Contractor's failure to observe
               or perform any duties or obligations to third parties, including
               its Subcontractors;

        (c)    third party claims arising out of the manufacture, distribution,
               or intended use of Gateway Terminals, due to Contractor's
               negligence or willful misconduct;

        (d)    third party claims (including claims by any employee, agent,
               customer, business invitee or business visitor or other person)
               for death or personal injury caused by the tortious conduct of
               Contractor or its Affiliates;

        (e)    claims for damage to real or tangible property caused by the
               tortious conduct of Contractor or its Affiliates;

        (f)    Contractor's breach of its obligations with respect to AIL
               Confidential Information;

        (g)    third party claims for infringement of Contractor's Intellectual
               Property Rights;

        (h)    governmental claims arising out of Contractor's failure to comply
               with applicable law or to obtain those permits it is required to
               obtain under the Contract;

        (i)    any claim, demand, charge, action, cause of action, or other
               proceeding asserted against the indemnitee but resulting from an
               act or omission of the indemnitor in its capacity as an employer
               of a person.

19.2    INDEMNITY BY AIL.

        AIL agrees to indemnify, defend and hold harmless Contractor and its
        Affiliates and their respective officers, directors, employees, agents,
        successors, and assigns, from any and all Losses from claims arising
        from, in connection with, or based on allegations of any of the
        following:

        (a)    third party claims arising out of AIL's performance hereunder,
               including breach of this Agreement;

        (b)    third party claims arising out of AIL's failure to observe or
               perform any duties or obligations to third parties;

        (c)    third party claims arising out of AIL's breach of its obligations
               with respect to Contractor Confidential Information;
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        (d)    third party claims (including claims by any employee, agent,
               customer, business invitee or business visitor or other person)
               for death or personal injury caused by the tortious conduct of
               AIL or its Affiliates;

        (e)    claims for damage, loss or destruction of any real or tangible
               personal property caused by tortious conduct of AIL or its
               Affiliates;

        (f)    third party claims for infringement of AIL's Intellectual
               Property Rights;

        (g)    any claim, demand, charge, action, cause of action, or other
               proceeding asserted against the indemnitee but resulting from an
               act or omission of the indemnitor in its capacity as an employer
               of a person; and

        (h)    claims of infringement of third party Intellectual Property
               Rights, alleged to have occurred because of AIL-furnished
               equipment or components, if any, or other resources provided by
               AIL directly to Contractor for incorporation into the Gateways or
               Gateway Terminals.

19.3    INFRINGEMENT.

        If any item used by Contractor to provide the Gateways or Services, or
        contained in any Gateway Terminals, becomes, or in Contractor's
        reasonable opinion is likely to become, the subject of an infringement
        or misappropriation claim or proceeding, in addition to indemnifying AIL
        as provided in this Article 20 and to the other rights AIL may have
        under this Agreement, Contractor shall, promptly at Contractor's
        expense:

        (a)    secure the right to continue using the item; or

        (b)    if the action described in Subsection (a) cannot be accomplished
               by Contractor, replace or modify the item to make it
               non-infringing, provided that any such replacement or
               modification will not degrade the performance or quality of the
               affected Gateways or Services; or

        (c)    if the action described in Subsection (b) of this Section cannot
               be accomplished by Contractor, and only in such event, provide
               AIL with a refund equal to the lesser of (A) AIL's cover costs
               and expenses to replace the affected Gateway Terminals or
               Services and (B) the total amounts paid hereunder for the
               affected Services and Gateway Terminals, less reasonable
               depreciation. With respect to Gateway Terminals, such payment
               shall be made contemporaneously with AIL's removal of such
               Gateway Terminals from AIL's network.

19.4    INDEMNIFICATION PROCEDURES.

        With respect to third party claims, the following procedures shall
        apply:

        (a)    Notice. Promptly after receipt by any entity entitled to
               indemnification under Sections 19.1 through 19.3 of notice of the
               commencement or threatened commencement of any civil, criminal,
               administrative, or investigative action or proceeding involving a
               claim in respect of which the indemnitee will seek
               indemnification pursuant to any such Section, the indemnitee
               shall notify the indemnitor of such claim in writing. No failure
               to so notify an indemnitor shall relieve it of its obligations
               under this Agreement except to the extent that it can demonstrate
               damages attributable to such failure. Within fifteen (15)
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               days following receipt of written notice from the indemnitee
               relating to any claim, but no later than ten (10) days before the
               date on which any response to a complaint or summons is due, the
               indemnitor shall notify the indemnitee in writing if the
               indemnitor elects to assume control of the defense and settlement
               of that claim (a "Notice of Election").

        (b)    Procedure Following Notice of Election. If the indemnitor
               delivers a Notice of Election relating to any claim within the
               required notice period, the indemnitor shall be entitled to have
               sole control over the defense and settlement of such claim;
               provided that (i) the indemnitee shall be entitled to participate
               in the defense of such claim and to employ counsel at its own
               expense to assist in the handling of such claim, and (ii) the
               indemnitor shall obtain the prior written approval of the
               indemnitee before entering into any settlement of such claim or
               ceasing to defend against such claim. After the indemnitor has
               delivered a Notice of Election relating to any claim in
               accordance with the preceding paragraph, the indemnitor shall not
               be liable to the indemnitee for any legal expenses incurred by
               the indemnitee in connection with the defense of that claim. In
               addition, the indemnitor shall not be required to indemnify the
               indemnitee for any amount paid or payable by the indemnitee in
               the settlement of any claim for which the indemnitor has
               delivered a timely Notice of Election if such amount was agreed
               to without the written consent of the indemnitor.

        (c)    Procedure Where No Notice of Election Is Delivered. If the
               indemnitor does not deliver a Notice of Election relating to any
               claim within the required notice period, the indemnitee shall
               have the right to defend and/or settle the claim in such manner
               as it may deem appropriate, at the cost and expense of the
               indemnitor. The indemnitor shall promptly reimburse the
               indemnitee for all such Losses.

19.5    SUBROGATION.

        In the event that an indemnitor shall be obligated to indemnify an
        indemnitee pursuant to Sections 19.1 through 19.3, the indemnitor shall,
        upon payment of such indemnity in full, be subrogated to all rights of
        the indemnitee with respect to the claims to which such indemnification
        relates.

20.     LIABILITY

20.1    GENERAL INTENT.

        Subject to the specific provisions of this Article 21, it is the intent
        of the Parties that each Party shall be liable to the other Party for
        any actual damages incurred by the non-breaching Party as a result of
        the breaching Party's failure to perform its obligations in the manner
        required by this Agreement.

20.2    LIABILITY RESTRICTIONS.

        (a)    SUBJECT TO SUBSECTIONS (b), (c) AND (d) OF THIS SECTION, IN NO
               EVENT, WHETHER IN CONTRACT OR IN TORT (INCLUDING BREACH OF
               WARRANTY, AND STRICT LIABILITY IN TORT), SHALL A PARTY BE LIABLE
               FOR INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE OR
               SPECIAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING LOST PROFITS OR REVENUES, EVEN IF
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               SUCH PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES IN
               ADVANCE.

        (b) The limitations set forth in:

               (i)    Subsection (a) of this Section shall not apply with
                      respect to claims and damages occasioned by improper or
                      wrongful termination of this Agreement by Contractor or
                      improper or wrongful abandonment of the work by Contractor
                      under this Agreement; and

               (ii)   Subsection (a) of this Section shall not apply with
                      respect to claims and damages with respect to (1) claims
                      that are the subject of indemnification pursuant to
                      Article 20, (2) willful misconduct, or (3) any breach of
                      Article 16 hereof.

        (c)    IN NO EVENT SHALL EITHER PARTY BE LIABLE TO THE OTHER PARTY
               HEREUNDER, UNDER ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY EXCEPT WILLFUL
               MISCONDUCT, FOR LOSSES, CLAIMS, DAMAGES, COSTS AND EXPENSES IN
               THE AGGREGATE THAT EXCEED (i) IN THE CASE OF CONTRACTOR'S
               LIABILITY, THE AGGREGATE AMOUNTS PAID BY AIL TO CONTRACTOR
               HEREUNDER, AND (ii) IN THE CASE OF AIL'S LIABILITY, THE AGGREGATE
               AMOUNTS PAID BY AIL, AND UNPAID AMOUNTS WHICH ARE DUE AND OWING
               FROM AIL, TO CONTRACTOR HEREUNDER.

        (d)    Each Party shall have a duty to use commercially reasonable
               efforts to mitigate damages for which the other Party is
               responsible.

20.3    FORCE MAJEURE.

        (a)    No Party shall be liable for any failure or delay in the
               performance of its obligations under this Agreement if and to the
               extent it is caused by fire, flood, lightning, earthquake,
               elements of nature or acts of God, riots, civil disorders,
               rebellions or revolutions in any country, or any other cause
               beyond the reasonable control of such Party, including
               import/export issues; provided, however, that the non-performing
               Party is without fault in causing such default or delay, and such
               default or delay could not have been prevented by reasonable
               precautions and cannot reasonably be circumvented by the
               non-performing Party through the use of alternate sources,
               workaround plans or other means (any of the foregoing, a "Force
               Majeure Event").

        (b)    In such event the non-performing Party shall be excused from
               further performance or observance of the obligation(s) so
               affected for as long as such circumstances prevail and such Party
               continues to use its commercially reasonable efforts to
               recommence performance or observance whenever and to whatever
               extent possible without delay. Any Party so delayed in its
               performance shall immediately notify the Party to whom
               performance is due by telephone (to be confirmed in writing
               within two (2) business days of the inception of such delay) and
               describe at a reasonable level of detail the circumstances
               causing such delay.

        (c)    If any Force Majeure Event substantially prevents, hinders, or
               delays Contractor's performance for more than sixty (60)
               consecutive days, then at AIL's option, AIL may terminate or
               modify any affected portion of any Order, or terminate any
               affected portion of this Agreement, and the charges payable
               hereunder shall be appropriately adjusted to
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               reflect such termination. Further, if any Force Majeure Event
               substantially prevents, hinders, or delays Contractor's
               performance for more than one hundred fifty (150) consecutive
               days, then at AIL's option, AIL may terminate this Agreement
               without liability to Contractor as of a date specified by AIL in
               a written notice of termination to Contractor. Neither Party
               shall have the right to any additional payments from the other
               Party for costs or expenses incurred by the other Party as a
               result of any Force Majeure Event.

        (d)    Notwithstanding the foregoing Subsections in this Section 20.3,
               if the U.S. Federal Communications Commission or other U.S. or
               foreign regulatory or governing body rescinds or otherwise
               invalidates AIL's communications license or fails to issue such
               license in due course, which substantially impairs the economic
               viability of AIL (any of the foregoing, a "Regulatory Force
               Majeure Event"), the Parties agree to renegotiate this Agreement
               on commercially reasonable and mutually acceptable terms in light
               of the effects arising from the Regulatory Force Majeure Event,
               to the extent such Regulatory Force Majeure is not caused by the
               gross negligence or willful misconduct of AIL.

20.4    EXCUSABLE DELAY.

        Either (i) the occurrence of a Force Majeure Event that prevents
        Contractor from performing its obligations hereunder, or (ii) the
        material adverse effect to Contractor's ability to timely perform its
        obligations hereunder caused by AIL's failure to timely meet its
        obligations hereunder following the applicable cure period after written
        notice is received by AIL describing AIL's failure, shall constitute
        "Excusable Delay" hereunder. In the event of Excusable Delay, Contractor
        may stop work until Contractor can resume performance following the
        Force Majeure Event in accordance with Section 20.3 hereof or AIL
        resumes or cures performance, as the case may be. In addition,
        Contractor shall be entitled to an appropriate adjustment in the
        Milestone Dates or applicable production schedule for any Excusable
        Delay and, in the event of an Excusable Delay caused by AIL's failure to
        perform its obligations hereunder, an appropriate price adjustment as
        mutually agreed by the Parties. Price adjustments shall account only for
        the net non-recurring, production and other related cost impact incurred
        by Contractor as a result of the change plus a reasonable profit thereon
        not to exceed ***. Contractor will provide reasonably detailed proposal
        back-up price data to support its claim for such adjustment.

20.5    AIL'S FAILURE TO PERFORM.

        AIL's failure to perform any of its responsibilities set forth in this
        Agreement (other than AIL's obligations to pay undisputed amounts under
        Section 15.4) shall not be grounds for termination by Contractor. The
        foregoing sentence shall not limit Contractor's right to claim that
        AIL's failure to perform is a material breach for any other purpose
        under this Agreement. Contractor's nonperformance of its obligations
        under this Agreement shall be excused if and to the extent (i) such
        Contractor nonperformance results from AIL's failure to perform its
        responsibilities, (ii) Contractor provides AIL with reasonable notice of
        such nonperformance, and (iii) Contractor uses commercially reasonable
        efforts to perform its obligations notwithstanding AIL's failure to
        perform.

20.6    AIL'S SUSPENSION OF WORK.

Notwithstanding the foregoing Section 20.5, AIL, by written notice, may at any
time suspend work (including suspension of production work, delivery of Gateway
Terminals and payment therefor, excluding suspensions due to catastrophic
failures of satellites) for a period not to exceed one hundred
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eighty (180) days, and for further periods agreed to by the Parties. The Parties
will agree to appropriate adjustments to the Purchase Price, delivery schedule
and Milestones, but only to the extent that Contractor demonstrates that such
suspension results in an increase in the cost to Contractor and a delay in
performance hereunder. Such suspension of work shall not be considered a failure
to perform or breach of this Agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if AIL
suspends work more than three (3) times during any five (5) consecutive year
period of the Term (excluding suspensions due to catastrophic failures of
satellites), Contractor, at Contractor's election, may require upon written
notice to AIL that AIL terminated this Agreement for its convenience and in
accordance with Section 22.2. The Parties shall work together to minimize the
impact of such suspension on pricing, delivery schedule and Contractor's
performance (and AIL's liability in the event of termination). Any such
suspension does not excuse AIL from paying undisputed amounts.

21.     DISPUTE RESOLUTION

        Any dispute between the Parties arising out of or relating to this
        Agreement, including with respect to the interpretation of any provision
        of this Agreement and with respect to the performance by Contractor or
        AIL, shall be resolved as provided in this Article 21. Notwithstanding
        any other provision of this Agreement, Contractor shall***, Contractor,
        at its election, shall be entitled to royalties on commercially
        reasonable terms pursuant to a license agreed to by the Parties or by an
        arbitrator in the event the Parties are unable to agree upon the terms
        of such license in addition to all damages and remedies available to
        Contractor at law, equity or otherwise, ***

21.1    INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION.

        Subject to Subsection 21.3, prior to the initiation of formal dispute
        resolution procedures, the Parties shall first attempt to resolve their
        dispute informally pursuant to this Section 21.1. Upon the written
        request of a Party, each Party shall appoint a designated representative
        who does not devote substantially all of his or her time to performance
        under this Agreement, whose task it will be to meet for the purpose of
        endeavoring to resolve such dispute.

        (a)    The designated representatives shall meet as often as the Parties
               reasonably deem necessary in order to gather and furnish to the
               other all information with respect to the matter in issue which
               the Parties believe to be appropriate and germane in connection
               with its resolution. The representatives shall discuss the
               problem and attempt to resolve the dispute without the necessity
               of any formal proceeding.

        (b)    During the course of discussion, all reasonable requests made by
               one Party to another for nonprivileged information, reasonably
               related to this Agreement, shall be honored in order that each of
               the Parties may be fully advised of the other's position.

        (c)    The specific format for the discussions shall be left to the
               discretion of the designated representatives.

        (d)    If the designated representatives fail to resolve the dispute,
               the Parties agree to escalate the dispute resolution process to a
               higher executive level, and then to the CEO level. Each level of
               informal dispute resolution will be allowed no more than fifteen
               (15) days, unless otherwise mutually agreed by the Parties.

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21.2    ARBITRATION.

        Subject to Subsection 21.3, if the Parties fail to resolve a dispute
        pursuant to Section 21.1 above, the Parties agree to pursue binding
        arbitration as the sole remedy of any dispute hereunder. Each Party
        shall designate one (1) arbitrator, provided that the arbitrator(s)
        selected shall be knowledgeable in the telecommunications field. The two
        (2) designated arbitrators shall then choose a third arbitrator, who
        shall be the head of the panel of arbitrators, and the panel of three
        (3) arbitrators shall hear and resolve the dispute. The rules and
        regulations to be followed shall be those of the Center for Public
        Resources, or its successor, in effect on the date of delivery of the
        demand for arbitration. The Parties expressly agree that the arbitrators
        shall have the authority to issue appropriate relief; provided, however,
        that the arbitrators shall not have the power to issue punitive or other
        special or exemplary damages. The decision of the arbitrators shall be
        final and binding on both Parties and their respective successors and
        permitted assigns, and such decision may be enforced by any court having
        jurisdiction over the Party against whom the award is rendered. Each
        Party shall pay the fees of its own attorneys, experts and the expenses
        of its witnesses. All other costs and expenses of the arbitration,
        including the costs and expenses of recording the transcripts thereof,
        if any, administration fees and all other fees, costs and expenses,
        shall be borne equally by the Parties. All arbitration proceedings will
        be conducted in Washington, D.C. Contractor agrees to be joined in any
        other arbitration or proceeding involving another entity under contract
        to AIL or Contractor relating to the AIL System where performance of
        Contractor under this Agreement or of the Gateway Terminals is at issue
        so as to resolve any disputes efficiently. If joined in any such
        arbitration or proceeding, Contractor hereby agrees to be subject to the
        decisions of the arbitrator(s) already chosen by the original parties to
        such arbitration or proceeding, and Contractor hereby waives its right
        to choose an arbitrator as provided herein.

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21.3    INJUNCTIVE RELIEF.

        Notwithstanding Subsections 21.1 or 21.2, AIL may obtain preliminary or
        temporary injunctive relief, including specific performance, or relief
        in and of arbitration at any time from a court of competent jurisdiction
        where immediate irreparable harm to the AIL System or AIL's business is
        threatened by Contractor's acts or omissions, but requests for permanent
        injunctive relief shall be arbitrated pursuant to Section 21.2.

21.4    CONTINUED PERFORMANCE.

        Each Party agrees to continue performing its obligations under this
        Agreement while any dispute is being resolved except to the extent the
        issue in dispute precludes performance (dispute over payment shall not
        be deemed to preclude performance but a failure to pay undisputed
        amounts after notice and an opportunity to cure as provided in
        Subsection 22.1(b) shall permit discontinuance of Contractor's
        performance obligations solely with respect to the payment failure).

21.5    VENUE AND JURISDICTION.

        Each Party consents to the personal jurisdiction and venue of the
        Montgomery County Circuit Court, Montgomery County, Maryland, or the
        United States District Court for the District of Maryland, Greenbelt
        Division, in the event of any dispute between the Parties arising out of
        or relating to this Agreement that is permitted under this Article 22 to
        be resolved by litigation or in the enforcement of any award granted
        pursuant to this Article 22, and each Party agrees that it shall file
        any suit against the other Party only in such courts.

22.     TERMINATION

22.1    TERMINATION FOR CAUSE.

        (a)    In the event that Contractor:

               (i)    commits a material breach of this Agreement, including:

                      (1)    failure to make any undisputed payment to AIL;

                      (2)    failure to achieve a Milestone after written notice
                             in accordance with Section 5.4;

                      (3)    failure to complete a Milestone or other
                             agreed-upon material task within the corresponding
                             Milestone Date or agreed-upon timeframe in
                             accordance with Section 5.5; or

                      (4)    failure to complete any of its material obligations
                             hereunder within pre-agreed timeframes;

                          which breach is not cured within thirty (30) days
                          after written notice of breach from AIL to Contractor,
                          unless a different cure period is expressly provided
                          herein for such breach or such breach is not capable
                          of being cured within thirty (30) days;

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               (ii)   commits a material breach of this Agreement which is not
                      capable of being cured within thirty (30) days and fails
                      to (i) proceed promptly and diligently to correct the
                      breach, (ii) develop within thirty (30) days following
                      written notice of breach from AIL a complete plan for
                      curing the breach (which plan and cure period shall be
                      reviewed by AIL and mutually agreed upon by the Parties),
                      and (iii) cure the breach within the applicable cure
                      period set forth in the plan;

               (iii)  commits three (3) breaches of its duties or obligations of
                      the same type, which taken together would constitute a
                      material breach hereof, within any twelve (12) month
                      period for which Contractor has received written notice
                      from AIL and thirty (30) days following receipt of such
                      notice to cure such breaches, and Contractor has failed to
                      cure all such breaches; or

               (iv)   ceases to carry on its business; a receiver or similar
                      officer is appointed for Contractor and is not discharged
                      within thirty (30) days; admits in writing its inability
                      to pay debts as they mature, is adjudicated bankrupt, or
                      makes an assignment for the benefit or its creditors or
                      another arrangement of similar import; or proceedings
                      under bankruptcy or insolvency laws are commenced by or
                      against Contractor and are not dismissed within sixty (60)
                      days;

               then AIL may, by giving written notice to Contractor, terminate
               this Agreement, in whole or in part, as of a date specified in
               the notice of termination. Contractor shall pay *** as provided
               in Section 5.6 and Section 6.7, if applicable; shall refund to
               AIL all or a portion of the Milestone Payments (for services and
               work that have not been performed by the Termination Date or for
               services or work that AIL has not Accepted by the Termination
               Date or for which AIL elects to revoke its Acceptance due to
               Contractor's uncured material breach hereof), if it defaults
               during the development phase; shall assign its subcontracts to
               AIL (to the extent assignable); shall provide termination
               assistance to AIL as provided in Section 22.4 below; and shall
               fulfill any other applicable terms as set forth in the Agreement.
               In addition, following the Termination Date, Contractor agrees to
               license its Gateway Terminal IP (including the Contractor
               Background Information and the Gateway Terminal IP for the modem
               ***) to AIL or its Replacement Vendor as defined in and in
               accordance with Section 22.3(a) or, at AIL's election,
               manufacture and/or sell the modem and ***to AIL and its
               authorized purchasers at commercially reasonable prices.

        (b) In the event that AIL:

               (i)    fails to pay Contractor when due undisputed charges under
                      the Agreement and fails to make such payment within thirty
                      (30) days of written notice from Contractor of the failure
                      to make such payment; or

               (ii)   ceases to carry on its business; a receiver or similar
                      officer is appointed for AIL and is not discharged within
                      thirty (30) days; admits in writing its inability to pay
                      debts as they mature, is adjudicated bankrupt, or makes an
                      assignment for the benefit or its creditors or another
                      arrangement of similar import; or proceedings under
                      bankruptcy or insolvency laws are commenced by or against
                      AIL and are not dismissed within sixty (60) days;

               Contractor may, by giving written notice to AIL, terminate this
               Agreement as of a date specified in such notice of termination
               and any such reason for termination shall be
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               referred to as "Cause". Contractor will also be eligible to
               receive payment for work performed and reasonable wind-down
               expenses, as its sole remedy under this Section 22.1(b), not to
               exceed ***, less amounts already paid.

22.2    TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE.

        (a)    Termination Date. AIL may terminate this Agreement, in whole or
               in part, for convenience and without Cause at any time by giving
               Contractor thirty (30) days prior written notice designating the
               Termination Date.

        (b)    Termination Liability for AIL Purchase Commitment. If AIL elects
               to terminate this Agreement for convenience in accordance with
               this Section 22.2 prior to the delivery and payment of the
               Purchase Commitment, AIL agrees to pay Contractor a termination
               liability payment in accordance with Schedule 11 less all amounts
               paid by AIL to Contractor hereunder to up and including the Date
               of Termination. This Subsection (b) shall be of no further effect
               after AIL completes the AIL Purchase Commitment. Notwithstanding
               anything herein to the contrary, AIL's maximum liability and
               Contractor's sole remedy for termination for convenience under
               this Section 22.2(b) shall be no greater than ***, less prior
               payments made by AIL.

        (c)    Termination Liability following AIL Purchase Commitment. If AIL
               elects to terminate this Agreement for convenience in accordance
               with this Section 22.2 following the completion of the AIL
               Purchase Commitment, AIL shall be liable to Contractor for all
               unpaid amounts due and owing for work performed and Contractor's
               expenses for any outstanding Orders cancelled as a result of
               termination (determined in accordance with Section 8.6 above). As
               soon as practicable following the Termination Date, Contractor
               shall provide AIL with a complete statement of all unpaid amounts
               due and owing for work performed hereunder and other amounts that
               are due to Contractor hereunder as of the Termination Date,
               including termination liability payment set forth above (the
               "Final Statement"). AIL shall review the Final Statement within
               thirty (30) days of receipt thereof and, if reasonably
               satisfactory to AIL, shall pay Contractor within thirty (30) days
               of approval all or part of the Final Statement, all undisputed
               amounts due thereunder. If AIL disputes any amounts set forth in
               the Final Statement, the Parties shall resolve such disputes as
               provided herein, and following resolution of such disputes, AIL
               shall pay Contractor all remaining undisputed amounts, if any,
               within thirty (30) days after resolution of such disputes. In the
               event that a purported termination for Cause by AIL under Section
               22.1 is determined by a competent authority not to be properly a
               termination for Cause, then such termination shall be deemed to
               be a termination for convenience by AIL under this Section 22.2.
               For purposes of calculating termination costs relating to
               outstanding Orders cancelled as a result of termination, the
               provisions of Section 8.6 apply.

22.3    EFFECT OF TERMINATION FOR CAUSE.

        (a)    If AIL terminates this Agreement pursuant to Sections 5.4, 5.5,
               6.7, 13.1 or 22.1 hereof, Contractor agrees to license to AIL or,
               at AIL's election, AIL's designated replacement vendor for
               Contractor (the "Replacement Vendor") Contractor's Confidential
               Information, Contractor Background Information, Contractor
               Foreground Information and the Intellectual Property Rights
               appurtenant thereto required to develop, produce, modify,
               operate, market, demonstrate, distribute, sell, operate and
               maintain the Gateway Terminals (collectively, the "Gateway
               Terminal IP") and to authorize others to do any of
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               the foregoing. Contractor shall provide such Gateway Terminal IP
               to AIL or the Replacement Vendor (at AIL's election) and shall
               license to AIL or the Replacement Vendor the Gateway Terminal IP
               on a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free and irrevocable basis
               (as to the Replacement Vendor only, until the Replacement Vendor
               ceases to produce Gateway Terminals), for use only in the
               development, production, marketing and sales of Gateway Terminals
               for the AIL System and otherwise as necessary or appropriate to
               fulfill Contractor's obligations hereunder as if Contractor had
               not defaulted hereunder; provided however, that the Parties'
               agreement on the terms of such license shall not be a condition
               precedent to, or delay in any way, AIL's right or the right of
               the Replacement Vendor to use the Gateway Terminal IP to develop,
               modify, manufacture, produce, distribute, sell, operate and
               maintain the Gateway Terminals. The scope of the license granted
               to the Replacement Vendor shall extend only to fulfill
               Contractor's obligations hereunder as if the Agreement had not
               been terminated.

        (b)    If AIL terminates this Agreement under Section 22.1(a) above, AIL
               shall be entitled to have the work completed by another party or
               parties, and Contractor shall be liable to AIL for ***

22.4    TERMINATION/EXPIRATION ASSISTANCE.

        (a)    Upon termination of this Agreement pursuant to Section 22.1(a),
               Contractor shall, upon payment of all undisputed amounts due and
               payable to Contractor hereunder, turn over to AIL or its designee
               all pending and ongoing work, together with such license rights
               and Intellectual Property Rights relating to the work to the
               extent and in the manner to which AIL would have been entitled
               under this Agreement had there not been a termination, subject
               further to Section 22.3(a).

        (b)    Commencing (6) months prior to expiration of this Agreement or on
               such earlier date as AIL may request, but no earlier than twelve
               (12) months prior to the expiration of this Agreement, or
               commencing upon any notice of termination (in whole or in part)
               or of non-renewal of this Agreement (including notice based upon
               default by AIL), and continuing for a period not to exceed two
               (2) years, Contractor shall provide to AIL, or at AIL's request
               to AIL's designee, reasonable termination/expiration assistance
               requested by AIL (at AIL's expense except if the termination
               results from Contractor's default) to allow the provisioning of
               the Gateway Terminals components thereof to continue without
               interruption or adverse effect to AIL's operations and business
               in connection with AIL's System ("Termination/Expiration
               Assistance"). Termination/Expiration Assistance shall include the
               following assistance:

               (i)    Contractor shall, using its good faith efforts, migrate
                      the support obligations hereunder to a qualified third
                      party designated vendor acceptable to AIL;

               (ii)   Contractor shall (to the extent authorized) sublicense to
                      AIL all third party products utilized with the Gateway
                      Terminals subject to the use rights set forth in Section
                      10.6; provided, however, with respect to non-commercially
                      available third party products utilized with the Gateway
                      Terminals, if any, Contractor shall provide the foregoing
                      sublicense to AIL; and

               (iii)  Contractor shall identify for AIL all third party
                      suppliers Contractor utilized to manufacture the Gateway
                      Terminals.
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        (c)    This Section 22.4 shall survive termination or expiration of this
               Agreement. For a period of two (2) years following the effective
               date of termination/expiration under other provisions of this
               Agreement, Contractor shall provide, at AIL's request, any or all
               of the Services being performed by Contractor prior to such
               effective date. To the extent Contractor is to perform Services
               under Subsection (a) of this Section 22.4, the provisions of this
               Agreement shall be applicable as such provisions would have been
               applicable to such Services prior to such effective date,
               provided the charge therefore shall at Contractor's then current
               commercial rates. In the event the Agreement is terminated by
               Contractor for AIL's non-payment in accordance with Section
               22.1(b), then Contractor may request that AIL pay for such
               Services in advance based on a reasonable estimate for such
               Services as agreed upon by the Parties. Any overages or underages
               of such pre-payments will be accounted for at the end of the
               month.

22.5    APPROPRIATE REMEDIES.

        Contractor acknowledges that, in the event it breaches (or attempts or
        threatens to breach) its obligation to provide Termination/Expiration
        Assistance as provided in Section 22.4, AIL will be irreparably harmed
        and AIL will not have an adequate remedy at law. In such a circumstance,
        AIL may proceed directly to court. If a court of competent jurisdiction
        should find that Contractor has breached (or attempted or threatened to
        breach) any such obligations, Contractor agrees that without any
        additional findings of irreparable injury, inadequate remedy at law or
        other conditions to injunctive relief, it shall not oppose the entry of
        an appropriate order compelling performance by Contractor and
        restraining it from any further breaches (or attempted or threatened
        breaches).

23.     GENERAL

23.1    BINDING NATURE AND ASSIGNMENT.

        This Agreement shall be binding on the Parties hereto and their
        respective successors and assigns. Neither Party may, or shall have the
        power to, assign this Agreement or delegate such Party's obligations
        hereunder without the prior written consent of the other, which consent
        shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed; provided, however, that
        the proposed assignee has the resources (financial, technical,
        personnel, etc.) to perform the assignor's obligations hereunder.
        Notwithstanding the foregoing, AIL may assign its rights and obligations
        under this Agreement with the approval of Contractor (which approval
        shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed) to an entity which
        acquires all or substantially all of the assets of AIL or to any
        subsidiary or Affiliate or successor in a merger or acquisition of AIL.
        The assigning Party shall remain responsible for its obligations
        hereunder, unless expressly agreed to in writing by the non-assigning
        Party.

23.2    CONDITIONAL ASSIGNMENT OF SUBCONTRACTS.

        Notwithstanding the terms of Section 23.1 above and subject to the
        condition contained in this Section 23.2, Contractor hereby assigns to
        AIL its rights and obligations under Contractor's subcontracts with the
        Material Subcontractors. Such assignment shall become effective, if at
        all, if this Agreement is terminated in accordance with the terms
        hereof.
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23.3    ENTIRE AGREEMENT.

        This Agreement, including any Schedules and Attachments referred to
        herein and attached hereto, constitutes the entire agreement between the
        Parties with respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all
        prior agreements, whether written or oral, with respect to the subject
        matter contained in this Agreement.

23.4    ALIGNMENT OF INTERESTS.

        Contractor agrees that it will in no way take a position adverse to AIL,
        including with respect to the spectrum assigned and designated for use
        by AIL, in trade associations, regulatory bodies, the press or
        otherwise, unless mutually agreed upon by the Parties in advance.

23.5    COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS AND REGULATIONS.

        (a)    Each Party shall perform its obligations in a manner that
               complies with all applicable U.S. federal, state and local laws,
               regulations, ordinances and codes, including export and foreign
               controls, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the U.S. Export
               Administration Act, EPA, OSHA, and foreign import and export laws
               and regulations, as well as any applicable requirements of the
               FCC. If either Party is charged with a failure to comply with any
               of such laws or regulations, the Party charged shall promptly
               notify the other Party of such charges in writing.

        (b)    Each Party agrees that its execution, delivery, and performance
               of this Agreement shall not constitute (i) a violation of any
               judgment, order, or decree; (ii) a material default under any
               material contract by which it or any of its material assets are
               bound; or (iii) an event that would, with notice or lapse of
               time, or both, constitute such a default as described in (ii).

        (c)    Each Party shall be responsible for, and shall coordinate and
               oversee compliance with the laws and regulations in respect of
               items exported or imported hereunder by it. The Parties
               acknowledge that certain Intellectual Property Rights, including
               those related to the Software and technical data to be provided
               hereunder and certain transactions hereunder, may be subject to
               export controls under the laws and regulations of the United
               States and other countries. Neither Party shall export or
               re-export any such items or any direct product thereof or
               undertake any transaction in violation of any such laws or
               regulations.

23.6    NOTICES.

        All notices, requests, demands, and determinations under this Agreement
        (other than routine operational communications), shall be in writing and
        shall be deemed duly given (i) when delivered by hand, (ii) one (1) day
        after being given for next day delivery to an express, overnight courier
        with a reliable system for tracking delivery, or (iii) five (5) days
        after the day of mailing, when mailed by United States mail, registered
        or certified mail, return receipt requested, postage prepaid, and
        addressed as follows:
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        If to AIL:                               If to Contractor:

               ASTROLINK International LLC             ViaSat, Inc.
               6701 Democracy Boulevard                6651 El Camino Real
               Suite 1000                              Carlsbad, CA 92009
               Bethesda, MD  20817
               Attn:  General Counsel                  Attn: General Counsel
               Facsimile:  (301) 581-4001              Facsimile: (760) 929-3926

        With a copy to:                          With a copy to:

               Shaw Pittman                            ViaSat, Inc.
               2300 N Street, N.W.                     6155 El Camino Real
               Washington, DC  20037-1128              Carlsbad, CA  92009
               Attn:  ***                              Attn: President
               Facsimile: ***                          Facsimile: (760) 929-3926

        A Party may from time to time change its address or designee for
        notification purposes by giving the other prior written notice of the
        new address or designee and the date upon which it will become
        effective.

23.7    COUNTERPARTS.

        This Agreement may be executed in several counterparts, all of which
        taken together shall constitute one single agreement between the Parties
        hereto.

23.8    RELATIONSHIP OF PARTIES.

        Contractor, in furnishing Gateway Terminals and Services hereunder, is
        acting as an independent contractor, and Contractor has the sole right
        and obligation to supervise, manage, direct, procure, perform or cause
        to be performed, all work to be performed by Contractor under this
        Agreement. Contractor is not an agent of AIL and has no authority to
        represent AIL as to any matters, except as expressly authorized in this
        Agreement.

23.9    SEVERABILITY.

        In the event that any provision of this Agreement conflicts with the law
        under which this Agreement is to be construed or if any such provision
        is held invalid by an arbitrator or a court with jurisdiction over the
        Parties, such provision shall be deemed to be restated to reflect as
        nearly as possible the original intentions of the Parties in accordance
        with applicable law. The remainder of this Agreement shall remain in
        full force and effect.

23.10   CONSENTS AND APPROVAL.

        Except where expressly provided as being in the discretion of a Party,
        where agreement, approval, acceptance, consent, or similar action by
        either Party is required under this Agreement, such action shall not be
        unreasonably delayed or withheld. An approval or consent given by a
        Party under this Agreement shall not relieve the other Party from
        responsibility for complying with the requirements of this Agreement,
        nor shall it be construed as a waiver of any rights under
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        this Agreement, except as and to the extent otherwise expressly provided
        in such approval or consent.

23.11   WAIVER OF DEFAULT; CUMULATIVE REMEDIES.

        (a)    No waiver or discharge hereof shall be valid unless in writing
               and signed by an authorized representative of the Party against
               which such amendment, waiver, or discharge is sought to be
               enforced. A delay or omission by either Party hereto to exercise
               any right or power under this Agreement shall not be construed to
               be a waiver thereof. A waiver by either of the Parties hereto of
               any of the covenants to be performed by the other or any breach
               thereof shall not be construed to be a waiver of any succeeding
               breach thereof or of any other covenant herein contained.

        (b)    Except as otherwise expressly provided herein and subject to
               Sections 10.4(e) and 21.2 above, all remedies provided for in
               this Agreement shall be cumulative and in addition to and not in
               lieu of any other remedies available to either Party at law, in
               equity or otherwise.

23.12   SURVIVAL.

        Any provision of this Agreement which contemplates performance or
        observance subsequent to any termination or expiration of this Agreement
        (in whole or in part) shall survive any termination or expiration of
        this Agreement (in whole or in part, as applicable) and continue in full
        force and effect, but shall not extend the applicable statute of
        limitations.

23.13   PUBLIC DISCLOSURES.

        Except as may be required by applicable law or in response to an order
        of a court of competent jurisdiction or government agency, neither Party
        nor its subcontractors will issue a press release or other public
        announcement concerning the subject matter of this Agreement without the
        prior approval of the other Party, which approval shall not be
        unreasonably withheld or delayed. Such approval must be provided (or the
        notice that such approval is withheld must be provided) within five (5)
        business days after the request of the other Party. In addition, all
        media releases, public announcements, and public disclosures relating to
        this Agreement or the subject matter of this Agreement, including
        promotional or marketing material, but not including announcements
        intended solely for internal distribution or disclosures to the extent
        required to meet legal or regulatory requirements beyond the reasonable
        control of the disclosing Party, shall be coordinated with and approved
        in writing by both Parties prior to release. Notwithstanding any
        provision to the contrary contained herein or in the Proprietary
        Information Agreement by and between the Parties dated December 22,
        1998, the Parties agree that if public disclosure of the terms of this
        Agreement is required by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
        (the "SEC") to be made, the Party required to make such disclosure
        shall, prior to making any such disclosure, (i) notify the other Party
        of such requirement and (ii) request from the SEC confidential treatment
        of the material provisions of this Agreement in accordance with Rule 406
        (or any successor rule or regulation) promulgated under the Securities
        Act of 1933, as amended, or Rule 24b-2 (or any successor rule or
        regulation) promulgated under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as
        amended, which request shall be prepared in consultation with the other
        Party.
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23.14   THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARIES.

        Except as specifically provided in this Agreement, this Agreement is
        entered into solely between, and may be enforced only by, AIL and
        Contractor. This Agreement shall not be deemed to create any rights in
        third parties, including suppliers and customers of a Party, or to
        create any obligations of a Party to any such third parties.

23.15   AMENDMENT.

        This Agreement shall not be modified, amended or in any way altered
        except by an instrument in writing signed by both Parties.

23.16   INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE AND ORDER OF PRECEDENCE

        (a)    The Schedules and Attachments attached hereto are hereby
               incorporated by reference into this Agreement. Subject to Section
               23.15, any amendments to Schedules and Attachments, and any other
               Schedules and Attachments that are agreed upon by the Parties
               subsequent to the Effective Date, shall likewise be incorporated
               by reference into this Agreement.

        (b)    Any conflict among or between the documents making up this
               Agreement will be resolved in accordance with the following order
               of precedence (in descending order of precedence):

               (i)    Change Orders;

               (ii)   This Agreement;

               (iii)  Pricing Schedules;

               (iv)   SOW;

               (v)    The Attachments to the Schedules; and

               (vi)   Orders.

23.17   COVENANT AGAINST PLEDGING.

        Contractor agrees that, without the prior written consent of AIL, it
        shall not assign, transfer, pledge, hypothecate or otherwise encumber
        its rights to receive payments from AIL under this Agreement for any
        reason whatsoever, except as otherwise expressly permitted under Section
        23.1.

23.18   SECURITY INTEREST.

        Contractor reserves a purchase money security interest in each Gateway
        Terminal or component thereof delivered under this Agreement in the
        amount of the purchase price and in AIL's proceeds from any sale of such
        product. This security interest will be satisfied by payment in full of
        the purchase price. A copy of the pertinent provisions of this Agreement
        may be filed on Contractor's behalf with appropriate state authorities
        any time after signature by AIL as a financing statement in order to
        prefect Contractor security interest. AIL agrees to sign upon
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        request any document necessary to perfect Contractor's security interest
        and cooperate in the filing and protection of same.

23.19   GOVERNING LAW.

        This Agreement and performance under it shall be governed by and
        construed in accordance with the laws of state of New York without
        regard to its choice of law principles. The United Nations Convention
        for Sale of Goods shall not apply to this Agreement or the Orders placed
        hereunder.

23.20   COVENANT OF GOOD FAITH.

        Each Party agrees that, in its respective dealings with the other Party
        under or in connection with this Agreement, it shall act in good faith.

23.21   LENDER ASSURANCES.

        Contractor agrees to work cooperatively with AIL in connection with
        AIL's efforts to obtain financing for the AIL System and the work
        performed hereunder. Contractor agrees to execute such documents as may
        be reasonably required by AIL financing parties.

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        IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Agreement has been executed and delivered by
the undersigned officers, thereunto, duly authorized, as the Effective Date.

ASTROLINK INTERNATIONAL LLC                          VIASAT, INC.

By:_______________________________          By:_________________________________
Printed:__________________________          Printed:____________________________
Title:____________________________          Title:______________________________
Date: December 28, 2000                     Date: December 28, 2000

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                                   SCHEDULE 1

                         MILESTONE AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE

In accordance with Section 5.4, Contractor shall be paid in accordance with the
below Milestone and Payment Schedule following Acceptance.

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                                   SCHEDULE 2

                      PURCHASE PRICES FOR GATEWAY TERMINALS

                                       ***

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                                   SCHEDULE 3

                                COUNTRY SCHEDULE

                                       ***

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                                   SCHEDULE 4

                                STATEMENT OF WORK

                                       ***

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                                   SCHEDULE 5

                                ESCROW AGREEMENT

        [TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN NINETY (90) DAYS AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE
                 AND ATTACHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 10.6]

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                                   SCHEDULE 6

                            EXTENDED WARRANTY OPTION

Extended Warranty shall be provided in accordance with the Section 11.3(b) of
the Agreement. Pricing for this Extended Warranty shall be proposed by
Contractor at the CDR.

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                                   SCHEDULE 7

                               WARRANTY PROCEDURES

This Schedule summarizes Contractor's standard warranty procedures of its
commercial VSAT Product, StarWire. As a part of the Product Support Plan set
forth in the SOW, Contractor shall tailor this Schedule to reflect AIL's
business and in compliance with the SOW.

1.0     PURPOSE

        The Product Support and Service procedure defines the policies,
        authority, and responsibility for the support of warranty issues, field
        service, customer observations and responses for improvement of
        Contractor products.

2.0     SCOPE

        All shipped Contractor systems and products governed by the standard
        warranty for those products.

3.0     GENERAL POLICIES

        3.1    The Product Support group is the primary contact for all
               field-related issues.

        3.2    The general warranty policy for Contractor products covers
               defects in materials and workmanship for one year after shipment.

        3.3    Return Material Authorizations (RMA) are issued from Product
               Support to process product returns for warranty and
               out-of-warranty repair, upgrade, and exchanges.

        3.4    All authorized returns are shipped pre-paid to Contractor.
               Shipping expenses for products returned to the customer are borne
               by Contractor, unless indicated otherwise by contract.

4.0     GENERAL PROCEDURE

        4.1    The Product Support group receives, logs, and routes customer
               observations and reports of problems. Reports from this process
               are distributed to appropriate product groups for disposition.

        4.2    Product Support and the product group relative to the product
               type and specification investigate customer reports. The results
               of this investigation are documented and communicated to the
               Customer.

        4.3    Where applicable, Product Support and/or Product Engineering
               ensure that corrective action is implemented for the appropriate
               processes, as required, and the results documented and
               communicated to the Customer.

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        4.4    As a benefit of continuous improvement, Product Support shall
               periodically inform Customers of upgrade, preventive maintenance,
               and service opportunities for previously shipped products.

        4.5    Customer observations and feedback will be evaluated and the
               results presented to management and department heads in order to
               identify both constructive and deficient areas of performance.

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                                   SCHEDULE 8

                            KEY CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL

[CONTRACTOR TO DESIGNATE INDIVIDUALS FOR POSITIONS BELOW WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS
                       OF THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF CONTRACT]

Pursuant to Section 12.5, the following individuals are designated as Key
Contractor Personnel:

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POSITION                                          NAME
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PROGRAM MANAGER
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SATELLITE ACCESS EQUIPMENT LEAD ENGINEER
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MODEM INTERWORKING UNIT LEAD ENGINEER
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                                   SCHEDULE 9

                                CONTRACTOR RATES

The rates and guidelines for expenses and travel set forth on this Schedule 9
apply only to those Services identified in the Agreement that refer to Schedule
9.

                                       ***

Notes:

1)  The rates set forth above are in effect through the Contract Year 2001.
    Thereafter, beginning for Contract Year 2002, Contractor may increase the
    labor rates at the end of each Contract Year at a percentage rate that does
    not exceed the percentage change from one Contract Year to another of the
    Bureau of Labor Standards, Table 3, Employment Cost Index for total
    compensation for Private Industry workers for Industry, Goods Producing,
    White Collar.

2)  As set forth in the Agreement and the SOW, Contractor shall also be
    reimbursed in accordance with the above in the event that the engineering
    support ("Support Services") exceeds ***for support of the AIL System.

3)  Contractor shall also be reimbursed for actual unburdened expenses related
    to travel, per diem and other related expenses, without any administrative
    fee.

4)  No more than eight (8) hours per day may be charged during travel.

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                                   SCHEDULE 10

                  POST-WARRANTY SUPPORT AND REPAIR OBLIGATIONS

In the event that the Warranty or the Extended Warranty has expired, Contractor
will provide the following services and/or support:

*       Spares Support and Pricing proposed by Contractor at CDR and mutually
agreed by the Parties.

*       Telephone Support at varying levels up to the limits described in the
Warranty with pricing to be determined for each level on a Contract Year basis.
Telephone support must be subscribed to in at least three (3) month increments.

*       Factory repair services. Contractor will accept Gateway Terminals
field-replaceable units ("FRUs") returned to factory for repair on a current
repair price basis. Customer assumes the expense and risk of loss for
transportation.

*       On-Site Repair and/or Assistance. In accordance with the then current
Field Support Rate plus travel, per diem and other expenses.

A Purchase Order (P.O.) is required from the customer if a Gateway Terminal
component is returned and is out-of-warranty. The Purchase Order must be
received prior to product receipt or customer product returns are held in
Receiving until the P.O. is processed.

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                                   SCHEDULE 11

                         TERMINATION LIABILITY PAYMENTS

        If AIL elects to terminate for its convenience pursuant to Section 22.2
of the Agreement prior to or upon the delivery and payment of the 9 Gateway
Terminals in the AIL Purchase Commitment, AIL's termination liability shall be
determined in accordance with the table set forth below, less the aggregate
amounts paid by AIL hereunder. The following Table sets forth termination points
by quarter for each Contract Year. The actual termination liability payment will
be the amount shown in the table minus all payments received from AIL.

   ***

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                                   SCHEDULE 12

                     CERTIFICATION OF THIRD PARTY INSTALLERS

        If requested by AIL, Contractor will perform this certification on a
time and materials cost basis using the rates set forth in Schedule 9. The
process for certification is as follows:

        -   An established ground system integration company which is in the
            business of performing satellite ground system installations is
            selected by AIL.

        -   Contractor will develop detailed installation and on-site acceptance
            testing (OSAT) procedures that are suitable for use by third
            parties.

        -   The installer sends all personnel who would be involved in the
            installation to Contractor's facility to attend a one (1) week
            training class on the Gateway Terminals. This course will be
            designed to enable the installer to understand the overall function
            of the Gateway Terminal and how it interacts with other elements of
            the Gateway.

        -   Contractor will also provide classroom training on the installation
            and OSAT.

        -   The team, under the supervision of Contractor personnel, would
            install one of the deliverable ***Gateway Terminals at a site to be
            designated by AIL.

        -   If installers pass the written tests associated with the training
            and successfully install the Gateway Terminal, they will be
            certified by Contractor.

        -   If the installers do not meet the required standards, the Parties
            will meet and confer to determine a mutually acceptable plan of
            action to achieve certifications.

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                                                                    Exhibit 10.2

*** CERTAIN CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION HAS BEEN OMITTED AND FILED WITH THE
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL
TREATMENT.

                                    AGREEMENT

                                       FOR

        SATELLITE MODEM, WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINAL AND SATELLITE MODEM
                               TERMINATION SYSTEM

                      DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCTION AND PURCHASE

                                 BY AND BETWEEN

                          WILDBLUE COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

                                       AND

                                  VIASAT, INC.

                       EFFECTIVE AS OF DECEMBER 12, 2001.

                  ViaSat and WildBlue Confidential Information

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1.      CONSTRUCTION AND INTERPRETATION......................................................1

2.      DEFINITIONS..........................................................................2

3.      CONTRACT DOCUMENTS; POST EXECUTION MATTERS...........................................8

4.      TERM AND EXCLUSIVITY.................................................................8

5.      RESPONSIBILITIES.....................................................................9

        5.1.   Statement of Work.............................................................9

        5.2.   WildBlue Responsibilities.....................................................9

        5.3.   Contractor Responsibilities..................................................10

        5.4.   Milestone and Deliverables...................................................11

        5.5.   Failure to Achieve Milestones................................................13

6.      TESTING AND QUALITY ASSURANCE.......................................................13

        6.1.   Acceptance Testing...........................................................13

        6.2.   Quality Assurance............................................................15

7.      PHYSICAL APPEARANCE AND BRANDING....................................................15

        7.1.   Physical Appearance..........................................................15

        7.2.   SM Marks.....................................................................15

        7.3.   Use of Contractor Marks......................................................16

        7.4.   Dispute Resolution...........................................................16

8.      ORDERING............................................................................16

        8.1.   Orders Generally.............................................................16

        8.2.   Order and Delivery Forecast..................................................17

        8.2.   Order and Delivery Forecast..................................................17

        8.3    Initial WildBlue Satellite Terminals Order...................................17

        8.4.   Initial SMTS Order...........................................................17

        8.5    Orders from Affiliates and Authorized Resellers..............................17

        8.6.   Shortfalls and Cancellation of WildBlue SM Orders............................17

        8.7.   SM or WildBlue Satellite Minimum Order Quantity..............................18

9.      SHIPPING AND RELATED MATTERS........................................................18

        9.1.   Serial Numbers...............................................................18

        9.2.   Packing and Packaging........................................................19

        9.3.   Delivery and Storage.........................................................19

10.     LICENSES, PROPRIETARY RIGHTS .......................................................19
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        10.1.  Ownership....................................................................19

        10.2.  Grants of Licenses to Contractor.............................................20

        10.3.  Grant of Licenses to WildBlue................................................21

        10.4.  Software Licenses and Rights.................................................22

        10.5.  Documentation................................................................22

        10.6.  Open Standard................................................................23

        10.7.  Contractor's Rights of Sale to Other Service Providers and End Users.........23

11.     TRAINING............................................................................23

        11.1.  Training.....................................................................23

12.     RESERVED............................................................................24

13.     PROGRAM MANAGEMENT..................................................................24

14.     CONTRACTOR'S USE OF SUBCONTRACTORS AND MANUFACTURING FACILITY.......................24

15.     FORCE MAJEURE AND DELAYS............................................................26

        15.1.  Force Majeure................................................................26

        15.2.  Excusable Delay..............................................................27

        15.3. Delay Due to Launch or Satellite Failure......................................27

16.     PRICES..............................................................................27

        16.1.  General......................................................................27

        16.2.  WildBlue Satellite Terminal Prices by Configuration..........................28

        16.3   SMTS Pricing ................................................................28

        16.4.  Most Favored Customer........................................................28

        16.5.  Taxes........................................................................28

17.     WILDBLUE PAYMENTS TO CONTRACTOR AND INVOICING.......................................29

        17.1.  Payments.....................................................................29

        17.2.  Initial Option Payment.......................................................29

        17.3.  Payments to WildBlue.........................................................29

        17.4.  Invoicing....................................................................30

        17.5.  Payment Due..................................................................30

        17.6   Right to Change Payment Arrangement..........................................31

        17.7   Disputed Changes ............................................................31

18.     INFORMATION; CONFIDENTIALITY........................................................32

        18.1.  Contractor Information.......................................................32
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        18.2.  WildBlue Information.........................................................32

        18.3.  Confidentiality..............................................................33

19.     WARRANTIES AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT....................................................35

        19.1.  Pass-Through Warranties......................................................35

        19.2.  Warranty.....................................................................35

        19.3.  Monthly Reports..............................................................36

        19.4.  Epidemic Failures............................................................37

        19.5.  Ownership or Use.............................................................37

        19.6.  Disclaimer...................................................................37

        19.7.  Technical Support............................................................37

20.     INDEMNITIES.........................................................................37

        20.1.  Indemnity by Contractor......................................................37

        20.2.  Indemnity by WildBlue........................................................38

        20.3.  Intellectual Property Infringement...........................................39

        20.4.  Indemnification Procedures...................................................39

        20.5.  Subrogation..................................................................40

21.     LIABILITY...........................................................................40

22.     DISPUTE RESOLUTION..................................................................40

        22.1.  Informal Dispute Resolution..................................................40

        22.2.  Arbitration..................................................................41

        22.3.  Injunctive Relief............................................................42

        22.4.  Venue and Jurisdiction.......................................................42

23.     TERMINATION.........................................................................42

        23.1.  Termination for Cause........................................................42

        23.2.  Termination for Convenience..................................................44

        23.3.  Effect of Termination or Expiration; Wind Down...............................45

24.     LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.............................................................45

25.     GENERAL.............................................................................46

        25.1.  Binding Nature and Assignment................................................46

        25.2.  Entire Agreement.............................................................46

        25.3.  Compliance with Laws and Standards...........................................46

        25.4.  Notices......................................................................46

        25.5.  Counterparts.................................................................47
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        25.6.  Relationship of Parties......................................................47

        25.7.  Severability.................................................................47

        25.8.  Consents and Approval........................................................47

        25.9.  Waiver of Default; Cumulative Remedies.......................................48

        25.10. Survival.....................................................................48

        25.11. Public Disclosures...........................................................48

        25.12. Third Party Beneficiaries....................................................48

        25.13. Amendment....................................................................48

        25.14. Incorporation by Reference and Order of Precedence...........................48

        25.15. Governing Law................................................................49

        25.16. Covenant of Good Faith.......................................................49

        25.17. Authorization................................................................49
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                               LIST OF SCHEDULES.

1.      Satellite Modem Product Description

2.      WildBlue Radio Frequency Interface Specification

3.      WildBlue Product Phasing Document, version 1, July 20, 2001

4.      IDU/ODU Interface Specification

5.      WildBlue Responsibilities

6.       Reserved

7.       Reserved

8.      Minimum Order Commitment and Maximum Capacity Commitment

9.      WBST/WBSM Order and Delivery Forecast

10.     Labor Rates

11.     WildBlue Satellite Terminal Pricing Schedule

12.     Contractor's Marks

13.     Technical Support, Warranty Support and Maintenance

14.     Post Warranty Support and Maintenance

15.     Documentation Reproduction Guidelines

16.     Warranty Related Fee Schedule

17.     Reserved

18.     Reserved

19.     SMTS Production Price Schedule

20.     SMTS Initial Production Order Delivery Schedule and Forecast

21.     Product Description of the SMTS

22.     SMTS Technical Support, Warranty Support and Maintenance

23.     SMTS Post Warranty Support and Maintenance

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                                  AGREEMENT FOR
        SATELLITE MODEM, WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINAL AND SATELLITE MODEM
       TERMINATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT, PRODUCTION AND PURCHASE AGREEMENT

                                 BY AND BETWEEN

                          WILDBLUE COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

                                       AND

                                  VIASAT, INC.

        This Agreement for the Satellite Modem, WildBlue Satellite Terminal and
Satellite Modem Termination System Development, Production and Purchase
Agreement, including those Schedules and Attachments attached hereto (the
"AGREEMENT"), effective as of the Effective Date, is entered into by and between
WildBlue Communications, Inc., a Delaware corporation with offices located at
4600 South Syracuse, Suite 500, Denver, CO 80237 ("WILDBLUE"), and ViaSat, Inc.,
a Delaware corporation with offices located at 6155 El Camino Real, Carlsbad,
California 92009 ("CONTRACTOR"). As used in this Agreement, "PARTY" means either
WildBlue or Contractor, as appropriate, and "PARTIES" means WildBlue and
Contractor.

        WHEREAS, the Parties entered into a Satellite Modem ("SM") Development,
Production and Purchase Agreement with an Effective Date of March 5, 2001 (the
"SM AGREEMENT");

        WHEREAS, the Parties entered into a Satellite Modem Transmission System
("SMTS") Development, Production and Purchase Agreement with an Effective Date
of June 22, 2001 (the "SMTS AGREEMENT");

        WHEREAS, the Parties desire to terminate the SM Agreement and SMTS
Agreement ("PRIOR AGREEMENTS") concurrently with entering into this Agreement,
which shall supersede the Prior Agreements;

        WHEREAS, WildBlue desires to procure WildBlue Satellite Terminals
("WBST"), SMs and SMTS and Contractor desires to sell such pursuant to the terms
and conditions of this Agreement;

        WHEREAS, WildBlue has requirements to support *** (defined below) and
WildBlue requires that Contractor support the WildBlue's requirements to; ***
and,

        WHEREAS, WildBlue has entered into an agreement with Telesat Canada to
license all of the U.S. capacity on Anik F2, and the Parties desire to enter
into a Service Agreement, wherein, Contractor is to be provided a portion of the
satellite capacity licensed to WildBlue, if any, on Anik F2, if and when such
satellite is launched.

        NOW THEREFORE, the Parties, for good and valuable consideration, the
receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, agree as follows:

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1.      CONSTRUCTION AND INTERPRETATION

        1.1.    Terms other than those defined in this Agreement shall be given
                their plain English meaning, and those terms, acronyms and
                phrases known in the satellite telecommunications technology
                products and services industries shall be interpreted in
                accordance with their generally known meanings.

        1.2.    Unless the context otherwise requires, words importing the
                singular include the plural and vice-versa.

        1.3.    References to an "Article," "Section" and "Subsection" shall be
                references to an article, section, or subsection of this
                Agreement, unless otherwise specifically stated.

        1.4.    References to this Agreement and the words "herein," "hereof,"
                "hereto," and "hereunder" and other words of similar import
                refer to this Agreement as a whole and not to any particular
                Article, Section or Subsection.

        1.5.    The Article, Section and Subsection headings in this Agreement
                are intended to be for reference purposes only and shall in no
                way be construed to modify or restrict any of the terms or
                provisions of this Agreement.

        1.6.    The word "including" and words of similar import (such as
                "include" and "includes") mean "including, but not limited to."

        1.7.    A reference to "days" means calendar days, unless otherwise
                specifically stated in a reference. A reference to a monthly
                "date" is the last day of the month unless another day is
                specified.

2.      DEFINITIONS

        As used in this Agreement, the following defined terms shall have the
        meanings set forth below. Other capitalized terms used in this Agreement
        are defined in the context in which they are used and shall have the
        meanings there indicated.

        2.1.    "AFFILIATE" means, with respect to a Party, any person or entity
                Controlling, Controlled by or under common Control with such
                entity (but only as long as such person or entity meets these
                requirements).

        2.2.    "ANIK F2" means the Anik F2 satellite to be owned and operated
                by Telesat Canada.

        2.3.    "AUTHORIZED RESELLER" means a person or entity that is
                authorized by WildBlue to buy SMs from Contractor for use with
                the WildBlue System.

        2.4.    "CHASSIS" means one rack mountable enclosure with a minimum of a
                functioning and deployable single Downstream and eight
                Upstreams.

        2.5.    "CONTRACTOR BACKGROUND INFORMATION" means all information and
                technology, and all Intellectual Property Rights therein,
                developed by or for Contractor prior to the Effective Date or
                developed by or for Contractor at any time independent of this
                Agreement, exclusive of Contractor Foreground Information
                developed under the Prior Agreements. Contractor Background
                Information expressly excludes all Third Party Information.

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        2.6.    "CONTRACTOR FOREGROUND INFORMATION" means all information and
                technology, and all Intellectual Property Rights therein,
                developed by or for Contractor in connection with the
                development of WBSTs, SMs or SMTSs under this Agreement or Prior
                Agreements, excluding Joint Foreground Information.

        2.7.    "CONTROL" and its derivatives mean the possession, directly or
                indirectly, of the power to direct or cause the direction of the
                management and policies of a person or entity, whether through
                the ownership of voting stock, by contract or otherwise.

        2.8.    "DEFECT" means any failure of an WBST, SM, or SMTS including any
                components thereof (but excluding failures of any third party
                components provided by WildBlue), to operate in conformance with
                the applicable Specification.

        2.9.    "DELIVERABLES" means the WBST, SM or SMTS ("Products") and
                services set forth in this Agreement, including, without
                limitation, all incidental related products and services,
                provided by Contractor under this Agreement.

        2.10.   "DOCUMENTATION" means documentation required to be prepared and
                delivered by Contractor under this Agreement.

        2.11.   "DOWNSTREAM" means the hardware element within an SMTS that
                enables a communication channel to send data from a SMTS to the
                satellite modem.

        2.12.   "DPM" means that version of the DOCSIS Processor Module as
                described in the SMTS Product Description (Schedule 21).

        2.13.   "DYNAMIC PHYSICAL LAYER DOWNSTREAM" means a Downstream
                supporting dynamic selection of modulation and coding parameters
                on a frame by frame basis.

        2.14.   "EFFECTIVE DATE" means December 12, 2001.

        2.15.   "END USER" means a person or entity (other than WildBlue,
                Authorized Resellers or Service Providers) that purchases (other
                than for resale or distribution) an SM or SMTS for use outside
                the WildBlue System.

        2.16.   "ESCROW AGREEMENT" means the Escrow Agreement in the form and on
                the terms set forth and established between the Parties pursuant
                to the purchase of certain goods from WildBlue.

        2.17.   "FEATURE" means a function, innovation or performance
                improvement to the SMs that is made generally available to any
                User. New Features may be offered by Contractor to WildBlue
                separately or bundled. The term "Feature" does not include Point
                Releases or Software Patches, or hardware or software changes
                which correct and/or fix Defects in such current release.

        2.18.   "HARDWARE" means the hardware components of WBSTs, SMs or SMTSs,
                excluding any Software.

        2.19.   "INITIAL WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINAL ORDER" is defined in
                Section 8.3 below.

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        2.20.   "INITIAL SMTS ORDER" means those SMTS units and components set
                forth in Schedule 19, SMTS Initial Order Delivery Schedule.

        2.21.   "INITIAL SMTS DELIVERY" is defined in Schedule 19.

        2.22.   "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS" means any and all rights in the
                following:

                (a)     patents whether registered or unregistered;

                (b)     inventions whether or not capable of protection by
                        patent or registration;

                (c)     rights in commercial information and technical
                        information, including know-how, research and
                        development data, manufacturing methods and data,
                        specifications and drawings, formulas, trade secrets,
                        algorithms, prototypes and research materials;

                (d)     copyrights (including without limitation any
                        application, registration or renewal related thereto),
                        registered designs or design rights (whether or not
                        capable of protection by registration), trademarks
                        (whether registered or unregistered, including without
                        limitation service marks, logos, sound logos,
                        certification marks, and trade names, together with any
                        applications, registrations and renewals for any of the
                        foregoing and the goodwill associated with each), domain
                        names, mask work rights, database rights, and moral
                        rights;

                (e)     applications for the grant of rights of the foregoing
                        descriptions;

                (f)     rights of a similar or analogous nature to any of the
                        foregoing whether in existence now or in the future and
                        wherever located in the world.

        2.23.   "INTERFACE SPECIFICATION" means the written specifications
                defined in Schedules 2 and 4 in effect as of the Effective Date,
                excluding Specification Embodiment and IS Background
                Information.

        2.24.   "IS BACKGROUND INFORMATION" means that Contractor Background
                Information developed by Contractor prior to the Effective Date
                or developed by or for Contractor at any time independent of
                this Agreement, exclusive of IS Foreground Information developed
                under the Prior Agreements that is incorporated into or
                essential to the application of the Interface Specification, and
                all Intellectual Property Rights therein, but shall not include
                Specification Embodiment.

        2.25.   "IS FOREGROUND INFORMATION" means that Contractor Foreground
                Information developed by Contractor prior to the delivery of the
                March 15, 2002 Deliverable specified in Section 5.4(a), *** in
                the course of performance of this Agreement or the Prior
                Agreements that relates to the Interface Specification, and all
                Intellectual Property Rights therein, but shall not include
                Specification Embodiment.

        2.26.   "JOINT FOREGROUND INFORMATION" means all information and
                technology, and all Intellectual Property Rights therein,
                jointly developed by Contractor and WildBlue in connection with
                the development of SMs and SMTSs under this Agreement or the
                Prior

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                Agreements. The determination of whether Contractor and
                WildBlue are joint authors for copyrightable foreground
                information or joint inventors for patentable foreground
                information shall be based on federal copyright and federal
                patent law respectively.

        2.27.   "LEGAL REQUIREMENTS" means all laws, statutes, codes, acts,
                ordinances, orders, judgments, decrees, injunctions, directions
                and requirements of all governmental agencies applicable to or
                required in connection with the SMs, WBST or SMTSs.

        2.28.   "LIEN" means any lien (including subcontractor and other
                mechanic liens), imperfection in title, security interest,
                claim, charge, restriction or other encumbrance.

        2.29.   "LOSSES" means all losses, costs, expenses, liabilities and
                damages reasonably incurred resulting from or relating to under
                any settlement, litigation or final judgment, and all related
                reasonable costs and expenses, including reasonable legal fees,
                fines, interest and penalties.

        2.30.   "MAJOR COMPONENT" is defined in Section 14.

        2.31.   "MAJOR COMPONENT VENDOR" is defined in Section 14.

        2.32.   "MAJOR RELEASE" means the issue of Software and any superseding
                issue thereof which adds new Features or functionality to, or
                substantially enhances, the existing Software. A Major Release
                may also correct defects in earlier releases.

        2.33.   "MARK" means any trademark, service mark, trade name, domain
                name, logo or other indicia of source or origin of a product or
                service.

        2.34.   "MILESTONE PAYMENT" means an NRE Payment (as defined in Section
                17.1) made by WildBlue to Contractor in accordance with Section
                17.2 below upon the achievement by Contractor of certain
                Milestones and Acceptance by WildBlue of the corresponding
                Milestone.

        2.35.   "MILESTONES" is defined in Section 5.4.

        2.36.   "NRE PAYMENT" is defined in Section 17.1.

        2.37.   "ORDER" means a purchase order issued by WildBlue to Contractor
                confirming the purchase of WBSTs, SMs or SMTSs and providing
                carrier, shipping destination and other similar information.

        2.38.   "OUT-OF-BOX FAILURE" means the inoperability of any SM or WBST
                or failure of any SM or WBST to operate in accordance with the
                applicable Specification either (a) if initially tested after
                delivery to WildBlue but before initial installation, or (b)
                failure to so operate during the two (2) day period immediately
                following such initial installation. Out-of-Box failure does not
                include failure of any third party components provided by
                WildBlue.

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        2.39.   "POINT RELEASE" means a reissue of the existing Software which
                revises or improves the Software with which it is associated; a
                Point Release may also correct and/or fix defects in the current
                release of Software.

        2.40.   "PRICE" means the price of an SM, WBST or SMTS to WildBlue as
                set forth on Schedule 11 and Schedule 19 respectively, FOB those
                Contractor's designated sites in the contiguous United States.

        2.41.   "SATELLITE TERMINAL" means a version of satellite terminal other
                than a WBST, generally based upon customer premise equipment
                that consists of a satellite modem, outdoor antenna, Ka-band
                transceiver, standard alignment/mounting/grounding hardware,
                cable from modem to dish, and power supply(s).

        2.42.   "SERVICE PROVIDER" means persons or entities other than
                WildBlue, Authorized Resellers, or End Users that acquire SMs
                from Contractor and resell or distribute such SMs.

        2.43.   "SM" means the satellite modem, designed, developed and
                manufactured by Contractor substantially in accordance with the
                applicable Specification and as authorized under the terms and
                conditions of this Agreement, and any other substantially
                similar satellite modem in design and function manufactured by
                or for Contractor.

        2.44.   "SM-A" means that version of the SM whose functions are
                described in the SM Product Description (Schedule 1), and
                Schedule 11, the WildBlue Satellite Terminal Pricing Schedule
                with the exception of support for dynamic multi-rate downstream
                PHY operation.

        2.45.   "SM-B" means that version of the SM Satellite Modem whose
                functions are described in the SM Product Description (Schedule
                1).

        2.46.   "SMP" means that version of the Satellite MAC/PHY daughtercard
                as described in the SMTS Product Description (Schedule 21).

        2.47.   "SMTS" means the satellite modem termination system, designed,
                developed and manufactured by or for Contractor substantially in
                accordance with the applicable Specification for use in the
                WildBlue System and as authorized under the terms and conditions
                of this Agreement, and any other satellite modem termination
                system substantially compliant with the WildBlue RFI (as defined
                in Schedule 2) in design and function manufactured by or for
                Contractor. Unless otherwise expressly stated herein, the
                obligations of Contractor under this Agreement apply only to
                SMTS(s) which are provided to WildBlue by Contractor hereunder.

        2.48.   "SMTS-A" means that version of the SMTS whose functions are
                described in the SMTS Product Description (Schedule 21), with
                the exception of support for dynamic multi-rate downstream PHY
                operation.

        2.49.   "SMTS-B" means that version of the SMTS whose functions are
                described in the SMTS Product Description (Schedule 21).

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        2.50.   "SOFTWARE" means the machine readable computer programs
                (including firmware, files, databases, interfaces, documentation
                and other materials related thereto, any third party Software
                sublicensed by Contractor hereunder), as such Software is
                revised, upgraded, updated, corrected, modified, and enhanced
                from time-to-time and provided to WildBlue pursuant to this
                Agreement.

        2.51.   "SOFTWARE PATCHES" means Software that corrects or removes a
                reproducible anomaly or "bug," whether or not such anomaly
                applies to software furnished to WildBlue under this Agreement.
                Software Patches do not include Point Releases or Major
                Releases, and do not represent an upgrade to or enhancement of
                existing Software specifications.

        2.52.   "SPECIFICATION" means, with respect to each Product, those
                functional, performance and other requirements specified for
                such Product. For the Products, the Specification includes the
                following documents as may be amended from time to time in
                accordance with the terms of this Agreement:

                (a)     Satellite Modem Product Description (set forth in
                        Schedule 1)

                (b)     WildBlue Radio Frequency Interface Specification (set
                        forth in Schedule 2)

                (c)     SM/SMTS Functional Specification (set forth in Schedule
                        3)

                (d)     IDU/ODU Interface Specification (set forth in Schedule
                        4)

                (e)     Product Description SMTS(set forth in Schedule 21)

        2.53.   "SPECIFICATION EMBODIMENT" means all Intellectual Property
                Rights throughout the world now or hereafter owned by a Party
                hereof contained in any embodiment of the SMs, SMTS, and WBST
                apart from the Interface Specification.

        2.54.   "THIRD PARTY INFORMATION" means information and technology, and
                all Intellectual Property Rights therein, owned by a third
                party.

        2.55.   "UNITED STATES" or "U.S." means the United States of America.

        2.56.   "UPSTREAM" means the hardware element with an SMTS that enables
                a set of communication channels for receiving data at the SMTS.
                Upstream channels are used by satellite modems to send TDMA
                bursts of data to the SMTS. A number of upstream channels are
                associated with a given downstream channel in order to form a
                full-duplex link between the SMTS and a set of satellite modems.

        2.57.   "USER" means a person or entity (other than WildBlue, any
                Authorized Reseller, or a Service Provider) that purchases other
                than for resale or distribution a SM, WBST or SMTS for use in
                the WildBlue System.

        2.58.   "USER DOCUMENTATION" means the user documentation furnished to
                WildBlue by Contractor for distribution along with the SMs and
                WBST.

        2.59.   "WBSM" means the SM-A or SM-B or other production versions of
                the SM produced for WildBlue under this Agreement after
                Acceptance for production by WildBlue in accordance with Section
                6.2.

        2.60.   "WBST" means the WildBlue Satellite Terminal as defined in
                Section 2.66.

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        2.61.   "WBST-A" means the WBST incorporating an SM-A.

        2.62.   "WBST-B" means the WBST incorporating an SM-B.

        2.63.   "WILDBLUE BACKGROUND INFORMATION" means all information and
                technology, and all Intellectual Property Rights therein,
                developed by or for WildBlue prior to the Effective Date or
                developed by or for WildBlue at any time independent of this
                Agreement, exclusive of WildBlue Foreground Information
                developed under the Prior Agreements.

        2.64.   "WILDBLUE FOREGROUND INFORMATION" means all information and
                technology, and all Intellectual Property Rights therein,
                developed by or for WildBlue in connection with the development
                of SMs, WBSTs, SMTSs under this Agreement or Prior Agreements,
                but excluding all Joint Foreground Information.

        2.65.   "WILDBLUE SYSTEM" means the broadband internet access system
                operated by WildBlue, as further described in the Specification.

        2.66.   "WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINAL" means that version of the Customer
                Premise Equipment that consists of a WBSM, outdoor antenna, 4
                watt Ka-band transceiver, standard alignment/mounting/grounding
                hardware, cable from modem to dish, and power supply that
                supports both the indoor and outdoor equipment produced for
                WildBlue under this Agreement. The Specification substantially
                describes the performance and capabilities of the WildBlue
                Satellite Terminals.

3.      CONTRACT DOCUMENTS; POST EXECUTION MATTERS

        The contract documents consist of this Agreement and each of the
Schedules, each as may be amended from time to time in accordance with the terms
of this Agreement, which are attached hereto and incorporated into this
Agreement by this reference.

4.      TERM AND EXCLUSIVITY

        4.1     TERM. The term of this Agreement shall begin upon the Effective
                Date and shall expire the earlier of five (5) years thereafter
                (the "INITIAL TERM") or the termination of this Agreement in
                whole in accordance with Section 23. Prior to the expiration of
                the Initial Term or the first two Extended Terms (as defined
                below), WildBlue may, at its option, extend the term of this
                Agreement for additional one (1) year terms (for a maximum Term
                of eight years), by providing at least sixty (60) days written
                notification to Contractor of such extension prior to the end of
                the then current term (each such extension is referred to as an
                "EXTENDED TERM"); provided that the then current WBST/WBSM Order
                and Delivery Forecast is at least five thousand (5,000) SMs
                and/or WBSTs per month. WildBlue may also extend the Term for
                ordering SMTS units, provided that WildBlue (i) agrees to
                purchase at least 50 Downstreams during each such one-year
                period. The Initial Term and all of Extended Terms (as they may
                be earlier terminated), are collectively referred to as the
                "TERM."

        4.2     EXCLUSIVITY. If WildBlue purchases or intends to purchase
                devices performing functions substantially similar to WBSTs,
                SMTSs and/or SMs during the five year period commencing on the
                Effective Date, WildBlue will first negotiate with the
                Contractor to

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                provide a significant quantity of the required devices. If,
                after good faith negotiations, the Parties are unable to reach
                agreement on price, schedule, warranty,
                specification/functionality or any other material term with
                respect to the purchase of such device, WildBlue may then
                solicit offers and purchase any or all such devices from other
                suppliers and, is such event, WildBlue shall immediately pay to
                Contractor any payments which may be due pursuant to Section
                23.2. This requirement remains in effect until WildBlue has
                purchased a cumulative 100,000 devices from any party(ies).
                Subject to the last clause of the immediately preceding
                sentence, this Section 4.2 shall survive any termination of this
                Agreement by WildBlue pursuant to Section 23.2 for a period of
                five years after the Effective Date, but shall be of no further
                effect after the fifth anniversary of the Effective Date.

5.      RESPONSIBILITIES

        5.1.    STATEMENT OF WORK. The Parties each agree to perform their
                respective obligations set forth in this Agreement. In
                accordance with the terms of this Agreement, Contractor shall
                develop and provide WildBlue with the Deliverables. In
                accordance with Section 14.4, Contractor shall use commercially
                reasonable efforts to assume WildBlue's agreement with Broadcom
                Corporation.

        5.2.    WILDBLUE RESPONSIBILITIES. WildBlue shall deliver to Contractor
                those documents and items set forth on and in accordance with
                Schedule 5. WildBlue agrees to provide such other WildBlue
                Background Information and WildBlue Foreground Information to
                Contractor as required by Section 10.1. WildBlue shall use
                commercially reasonable efforts to obtain any government
                approvals or certifications applicable to the WildBlue System,
                apart from approvals or certifications applicable to SMs or
                SMTS, that are reasonably necessary for Contractor to fulfill
                its obligations set forth in Section 5.3(b) below. In accordance
                with Section 14.4, WildBlue shall use commercially reasonable
                efforts to renegotiate and/or assign its agreement with Broadcom
                Corporation to Contractor. In accordance with Section 14.5,
                WildBlue shall support Contractor in exploring the assignment of
                the Mentat contract to Contractor.

                WildBlue has licensed all of the ***. *** has retained all of
                the ***. WildBlue requires that Contractor support ***
                consistent with WildBlue's requirements in the U.S., subject to
                *** and Contractor agreeing to provide such support and/or
                equipment. WildBlue intends to assist and support Contractor in
                its efforts to contract with *** for the ***.

                The Parties further agree as follows: (i) WildBlue shall
                provide, at no additional cost to Contractor, *** Gbytes of
                capacity that WildBlue has the right to use, if any (but in no
                event more than ***% of the Ka-band capacity on Anik F-2 over
                the U.S.) usable during the 24 month period immediately
                following the start of WildBlue providing commercial service
                ("COMMERCIAL ACCEPTANCE") using Anik F2; and (ii) WildBlue
                grants to Contractor an option, exercisable up to 12 months
                after Commercial Acceptance, to purchase (upon mutually
                agreeable terms) up to a total of ***% of the Ka-band capacity
                on Anik F2 over the U.S. that WildBlue has the right to use,
                usable during the 24 month period immediately following exercise
                of the option. Capacity will be based on actual packets sent
                over the satellite. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Contractor
                shall pay a reasonable premium if the peak usage by Contractor
                exceeds a to be determined

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                threshold and a mutually agreeable limit on geographic
                concentration of traffic. WildBlue further agrees to promptly
                enter into a mutually acceptable amendment hereto or a separate
                agreement, as Contractor may reasonably request, if Contractor
                desires to further definitize this obligation of WildBlue.

        5.3.    CONTRACTOR RESPONSIBILITIES.

                (a)     Contractor shall design, construct and deliver the
                        Deliverables set forth in Section 5.4 or the Products
                        ordered that meet the requirements of the Specification
                        in all material respects in accordance with this
                        Agreement. Further, promptly upon the completion of each
                        development phase, and no later than the relevant
                        Milestone date, Contractor will deliver to WildBlue the
                        portion of the Deliverables and any other materials
                        required to be provided by Contractor under such phase
                        as described in this Agreement (such other materials
                        being included in the definition of the term
                        "DELIVERABLES").

                (b)     Prior to the delivery of the first 2,000 production
                        WBSTs and/or WBSMs, Contractor shall obtain the
                        appropriate and necessary government approvals and
                        certifications applicable to the WBSM which allow the
                        WBSM to be sold in the United States and Canada.
                        Further, for all other countries in North and South
                        America, provided that WildBlue has obtained the
                        necessary and applicable government approvals for
                        landing rights, Contractor shall at commercially
                        reasonable rates (including reimbursement for reasonable
                        travel, legal, and other related expenses) and, upon a
                        written request from WildBlue, use commercially
                        reasonable efforts to obtain the appropriate and
                        necessary government approvals and certifications
                        applicable to the WBSM and to make any necessary
                        modifications to the WBSM as soon as reasonably
                        practicable after the WildBlue request that allow the
                        WBSM to be sold in such other countries. To the extent
                        practicable, Contractor shall upon request provide
                        WildBlue a non-binding estimate of the costs associated
                        with obtaining such approvals or consents within such
                        countries. Subject to WildBlue's obligations set forth
                        in this Section 5.3(b), Contractor warrants that WBSMs
                        will comply fully with the applicable Legal Requirements
                        in the country for which the WBSMs have been approved as
                        of the date of delivery of such WBSMs.

                (c)     Given a firm production delivery date and prior to the
                        delivery of the first production SMTS, Contractor shall
                        obtain all appropriate and necessary government
                        approvals and certifications applicable to the SMTS to
                        allow the SMTS to be used in the United States and
                        Canada. Further, for all other countries in North and
                        South America in which WildBlue has obtained the
                        necessary and applicable government approvals for
                        landing rights ("LANDING RIGHTS COUNTRIES"), Contractor
                        shall at commercially reasonable rates (including
                        reimbursement for reasonable travel, legal, and other
                        related expenses) and, upon a written request from
                        WildBlue, use commercially reasonable efforts (i) to
                        obtain all appropriate and necessary government
                        approvals and certifications applicable to the SMTS, and
                        (ii) to make any necessary modifications to the SMTS as
                        soon as reasonably practicable after the WildBlue
                        request to allow SMTSs to be delivered to such other
                        countries. To the extent practicable, Contractor shall
                        upon request provide WildBlue a non-

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                        binding estimate of the costs associated with obtaining
                        such approvals or consents within such countries.
                        Contractor warrants that the SMTSs will comply fully
                        with the applicable Legal Requirements in the United
                        States and Canada as of the date of delivery of the
                        SMTSs. For Landing Rights Countries for which WildBlue
                        has requested and paid Contractor to undertake the
                        activities under subsections (i) and (ii), Contractor
                        warrants that SMTSs will comply fully with the
                        applicable Legal Requirements in each such country for
                        which the SMTSs have been approved as of the date of
                        delivery of such SMTSs.

                (d)     At its option, WildBlue may purchase from Contractor,
                        upon commercially reasonable terms, support services for
                        a third party satellite modem vendor in connection with
                        its development of satellite modems prior to delivery to
                        WildBlue of the first production SMTS. Such support
                        shall include reasonable technical support by Contractor
                        and reasonable access to the specifications related to
                        the interfaces of the WildBlue satellite modem.
                        Contractor also agrees to provide, at the same unit
                        prices and terms made available to WildBlue under this
                        Agreement, the SMTS Hardware and Software set forth in
                        Schedule 19 to the third party satellite modem vendor
                        for the sole purpose of that party testing and verifying
                        modem functionality. All access and support provided by
                        Contractor pursuant to this paragraph shall be subject
                        to such third party first executing a confidentiality
                        and royalty-free licensing agreement with Contractor to
                        among other things, treat such Hardware and Software as
                        confidential information, not reverse engineer any
                        portion of the SMTS Hardware or SMTS Software or attempt
                        to decode any functionality contained within the SMTS.

        5.4.    MILESTONE SCHEDULE AND DELIVERABLE.

                (a)     MILESTONES. Critical milestones in the development and
                        manufacture of the SM or SMTS (each a "MILESTONE"), the
                        deadline for achievement for each Milestone (each a
                        "MILESTONE DATE") are as follows (the "MILESTONE
                        SCHEDULE"):

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               Contractor will complete each Milestone on or before the
               corresponding Milestone Date. Early deliveries are acceptable.
               Further, if Beta or production software for the SMTS becomes
               available at any time prior to March 15, 2003, this software will
               be provided to WildBlue, at no charge "AS IS" without warranty or
               support requirements, solely for WildBlue's demonstration
               purpose.

               (b)      FAILURE TO MEET MILESTONES. If Contractor fails to
                        complete each Milestone on or before the corresponding
                        Milestone Date, (1) Contractor will develop a

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                correction plan demonstrating that Contractor can recover from
                Contractor's failure to achieve such Milestone and present such
                a correction plan to WildBlue within fourteen (14) days after
                WildBlue's request for such correction plan; and (2) the Parties
                will work in good faith to devise a plan of action to achieve
                the next Milestone by the specified Milestone Date or arrive at
                a mutually acceptable revised schedule within five (5) business
                days after WildBlue's receipt of Contractor's plan; and (3)
                Contractor's performance will be measured against the revised
                schedule (in no event to exceed ninety (90) days after the
                original Milestone Date) in such plan of action; provided that
                Contractor shall not be in breach of this Agreement until the
                later of five (5) weeks after the Original Milestone Date or the
                date for performance set forth in the revised schedule.

                (c)     WILDBLUE OPTION. WildBlue may, at its option, order any
                        or all of the following optional items by providing
                        written notification to Contractor on or before January
                        5, 2002:

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                Delivery will be within ninety (90) days from Contractor's
                receipt of WildBlue's written election to exercise its option.

        5.5.    FAILURE TO ACHIEVE MILESTONES. Without prejudice to any remedies
                WildBlue may have available pursuant to Section 5.4, if
                Contractor fails to achieve an original Milestone or a revised
                Milestone by the corresponding Milestone Date, Contractor shall
                use its reasonable best efforts to complete the Milestone as
                quickly as possible thereafter.

6.      TESTING AND QUALITY ASSURANCE.

        6.1.    ACCEPTANCE TESTING. The following shall apply only to first
                article testing on any product development the Parties may agree
                to after the Effective Date hereof:

                (a)     ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA. A mutually acceptable Acceptance
                        Test Plan will be created by the Parties and used to
                        verify that each Deliverable subject to Acceptance
                        Testing in accordance with the Statement of Work meets
                        the Acceptance Criteria defined in the SOW for such
                        Deliverable. Each such Acceptance Test Plan shall
                        include the scope, Acceptance Criteria, parameters to be
                        tested, and an objective measurement for passing or
                        failing, as well as other mutually agreed-upon
                        parameters. If the Parties agree to conduct future
                        Acceptance Testing in relation to new versions of SMs
                        (including new versions of SM Hardware and SM Software),
                        the Acceptance Test Plan, Approval and Acceptance
                        process will follow the process described in this
                        Agreement. For

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                Deliverables in the Milestone Payment Schedule which do not
                require testing, Acceptance will occur upon satisfying the
                Acceptance Criteria defined in the SOW for that Milestone.

        (b)     ACCEPTANCE TEST PLAN APPROVAL. Contractor shall submit an
                Acceptance Test Plan to WildBlue for each Deliverable that is
                subject to Acceptance Testing no later than sixty (60) days
                before the relevant Milestone subject to Acceptance Testing.
                WildBlue will have two (2) weeks to provide a written response
                to Contractor with respect to the proposed Acceptance Test Plan
                and have the right to make reasonable modifications to such
                draft to make it conform to the Specifications and the
                requirements of this Agreement. Each final Acceptance Test Plan
                must be approved by both Parties within two (2) weeks after
                WildBlue's written response to Contractor. If the Parties cannot
                reach agreement regarding an applicable Acceptance Test Plan in
                accordance with the two (2) week time frame set forth above, the
                expedited dispute resolution process of Section 22.2(b) will be
                applied.

        (c)     ACCEPTANCE TESTING. For each Deliverable that is subject to
                Acceptance Testing, Contractor shall perform formal testing on
                first article production units in accordance with the approved
                Acceptance Test Plan on or prior to the date specified for
                initial delivery of such Deliverable. WildBlue representatives
                shall be invited to review the test configuration and witness
                the formal testing. Upon successful completion of testing,
                Contractor will deliver to WildBlue a certification that the
                applicable Deliverable has met the applicable Acceptance
                Criteria, a copy of the Acceptance Test results and any request
                for waivers or deviations. Upon delivery of these items WildBlue
                shall have five (5) days to notify Contractor in writing
                confirming that Acceptance Testing has been satisfactorily
                completed or indicating that the Deliverable has failed to pass
                the Acceptance Testing. Any determination of failure shall be
                based solely on nonconformity with the Acceptance Test Plan and
                shall be accompanied by a notice containing reasonably detailed
                information regarding the reasons for the failure and copies of
                applicable test documents. Any Deliverable that meets the
                applicable Acceptance Criteria or that is not rejected or
                provisionally accepted within such five (5) day period shall be
                deemed to have been "Accepted." In the event Contractor receives
                notification that a Deliverable has failed the relevant
                Acceptance Test Plan, Contractor agrees to use its commercially
                reasonable best efforts to correct the defects identified in the
                notice and upon completion of acceptance testing resubmit the
                items listed above to WildBlue. Contractor will not be
                authorized to deliver or invoice WildBlue for Sm units of a
                given version until that version has been "Accepted." The
                failure of an SM version to satisfy the applicable Acceptance
                Test Plan shall be subject to the cure period and procedures set
                forth in Section 5.4 above. In the event that Contractor is
                unable to deliver an SM that satisfies the applicable Acceptance
                Test Plan within the cure period, WildBlue shall have the
                remedies set forth in Section 5.4.

        (d)     INDEPENDENT TESTING. WildBlue may perform additional testing on
                Deliverables. If Acceptance testing, performed by WildBlue after
                the Deliverable has been Accepted identifies a Defect in that
                Deliverable, WildBlue shall inform Contractor in writing and
                describe the alleged Defect and the test

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                conditions under which the Defect was identified. Contractor
                will have fourteen (14) days to provide a response either
                disputing the allegation of failure, requesting a Waiver or
                concurring with the alleged Defect. If Contractor concurs with
                WildBlue's finding, Contractor will submit a corrective action
                plan covering SMs of the affected version which are under
                Warranty or Extended Warranty coverage and Contractor will
                suspend future deliveries of that version until successful
                demonstration of the fixes called out in the corrective action
                plan. A request for a Waiver will be handled in accordance with
                the provisions of this Agreement. If Contractor disputes
                WildBlue's allegation of failure, Contractor will provide
                WildBlue with a written response describing the reasons why the
                WildBlue test results do not indicate a Defect along with any
                supporting test data.

        6.2.    QUALITY ASSURANCE. Contractor shall maintain compliance with its
                ISO 9001 series approach to quality in the performance of its
                obligations under this Agreement. As part of its quality
                assurance obligations, Contractor shall conduct testing of
                production, SMs WBSTs, SMTSs after Acceptance (or provisional
                acceptance) of such SM, WBST or SMTS version in accordance with
                reasonable industry practices. If testing of WBSTs, SMs or SMTSs
                indicates a problem with the quality of the WBSTs, SMs or SMTSs
                generally based on evidence of failure of the SMs, WBSTs, SMTSs,
                then Contractor will provide an plan to correct the problem
                within two (2) weeks after notice of such problems by WildBlue.

7.      PHYSICAL APPEARANCE AND BRANDING

        7.1.    PHYSICAL APPEARANCE. Contractor has submitted a physical design
                to WildBlue for review and approval. Contractor shall
                incorporate all reasonable suggestions made by WildBlue
                regarding physical design and appearance of the WBSMs. If
                incorporating WildBlue's suggestions regarding physical design
                and appearance (including SM Marks) materially impacts
                Contractor's cost or schedule, Contractor shall be entitled to
                receive an equitable adjustment in Price and/or schedule in a
                manner consistent with Section 12.1 below.

        7.2.    SM MARKS. Branding of WBSMs shall be determined solely by
                WildBlue. WildBlue has the right (but not the obligation) to put
                a Contractor logo (provided by Contractor, which may be a name
                other than "ViaSat"), another logo (excluding that of a
                competing manufacturer of satellite terminals) and/or a WildBlue
                logo on the WBSM at a location and size of WildBlue's choosing.
                If WildBlue opts not to include a Contractor logo, WildBlue will
                include a unique brand name which distinguishes Contractor's
                WBSMs from other manufacturer's WBSMs and will not use such
                brand name on WBSMs from any other manufacturer. WildBlue agrees
                that it will treat Contractor no less favorably regarding the
                placement of brand name and logos on the WBSMs than other
                manufacturers of WBSMs for WildBlue. Contractor shall affix to
                each production WBSM, the Marks selected by WildBlue for
                inclusion on WBSMs, in the form and location determined by
                WildBlue.

        7.3.    USE OF CONTRACTOR MARKS. Contractor grants WildBlue a
                non-exclusive, non-transferable (except as permitted under
                Section 25.1 (Assignment)), royalty-free license

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                (without the right to grant sublicenses) to use and reproduce
                the Contractor Marks set forth on Schedule 12, as may be amended
                upon mutual agreement of the Parties from time to time, in
                accordance with Contractor's reasonable guidelines solely for
                use on WBSMs, or for advertising, promotional or other purposes
                having to do with the WildBlue business. WildBlue agrees to
                state in appropriate places on all materials using Contractor
                Marks that the Contractor Marks are trademarks of Contractor and
                to include the symbol (TM) or (R) as appropriate. Contractor
                agrees that WildBlue may utilize Contractor Marks to advertise
                Contractor's participation as a SM vendor. Contractor must
                obtain permission in writing from WildBlue to use the WildBlue
                logo or the WildBlue trade name. Subject to Section 25.11,
                Contractor may use the WildBlue logo or WildBlue trade name in
                connection with listing and describing WildBlue as a customer of
                Contractor in its advertising, promotion, marketing and sales
                materials. Notwithstanding the foregoing, neither Party shall
                make any statement that acts as an implied or direct endorsement
                of any product (except for the WBSM) or service of the
                referencing Party by the other Party without such other Party's
                prior written consent.

        7.4.    DISPUTE RESOLUTION. If the Parties cannot reach agreement
                regarding matters arising under Section 7.1, the Parties will
                engage in the Dispute Resolution procedure set forth in Section
                22.

8.      ORDERING

        8.1.    ORDERS GENERALLY. During the Term, WildBlue may issue Orders for
                WildBlue Satellite Terminals, WBSMs and SMTSs beyond those set
                forth in the Initial WildBlue Satellite Terminals Order and
                Initial SMTS Order ("ADDITIONAL ORDERS"). Orders and Additional
                Orders shall be issued in accordance with this Section 8.1 and
                Section 8.2. Any term or condition set forth in an Order or
                other document submitted by either Party that is inconsistent
                with or in addition to this Agreement will be of no force or
                effect, unless mutually and expressly agreed by the Parties in
                writing. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, Contractor
                shall accept all Orders issued by WildBlue in accordance with
                the terms of this Agreement and deliver such Orders in
                accordance with the terms of the Order and the terms and
                conditions of this Agreement. Title and risk of loss or damage
                shall transfer, upon Contractor's delivery to the carrier of
                WildBlue's choice at Contractor's designated shipping point
                within the contiguous U.S. Except as expressly set forth herein,
                delivery schedule changes must be mutually agreed to in writing.
                If Contractor obtains shipping insurance on behalf of or for the
                benefit of WildBlue, WildBlue shall be responsible for filing,
                processing and pursuing all claims under such insurance policy.
                Subject to the terms hereof, each Order shall include delivery
                instructions, packaging type, purchase order number, quantity,
                applicable Price (set forth in Schedules 11 and 19) and
                statement that the Order is being placed under this Agreement.
                For all SMTS Orders (including those set forth in the Production
                Schedule), WildBlue shall deliver to Contractor the delivery
                instructions, including location, for the SMTS Chassis and any
                associated components at least 90 days prior to the scheduled
                delivery date.

        8.2.    ORDER AND DELIVERY FORECAST. WildBlue shall provide Contractor
                with a delivery forecast and order commitment for the WildBlue
                Satellite Terminals and/or SMs as required by Schedule 9 (the
                "SM/WBST ORDER AND DELIVERY FORECAST"). A monthly

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                delivery forecast becomes an Order through the process defined
                in Schedule 9. Contractor acknowledges that the WildBlue Order
                Forecast will be binding only as set forth in Schedule 9.
                WildBlue may vary the forecast as provided in Schedule 9.
                WildBlue shall also provide Contractor with a delivery forecast
                and order commitment as required by Schedule 20 (the "SMTS ORDER
                AND DELIVERY FORECAST"). A monthly delivery forecast becomes an
                Order through the process defined in Schedule 20.

        8.3.    INITIAL WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINALS ORDER. WildBlue hereby
                purchases from Contractor fifty-eight thousand WBSTs as some
                combination of WBST-A and WBST-B (the "INITIAL WBST ORDER"). The
                delivery schedule for the Initial WBST Order shall be
                established with the first WBST/WBSM Order and Delivery Forecast
                provided by WildBlue in accordance with Schedule 9. The delivery
                schedule and quantities for the Initial WBST Order shall be
                consistent with Schedule 8 (Minimum Order Commitment and Maximum
                Capacity Commitment). The delivery schedule may be modified in
                subsequent months consistent with Schedule 8 and Schedule 9.

        8.4.    INITIAL SMTS ORDER. WildBlue hereby purchases from Contractor
                the SMTSs and SMTS components set forth in the Initial SMTS
                Order Delivery Schedule, Schedule 20, (the "INITIAL SMTS
                ORDER"). The delivery of the Initial SMTS Order shall be in
                accordance with Schedule 20. WildBlue shall pay one-third of the
                purchase price of the Deliverables 120 days prior to the
                scheduled delivery date (as may be revised by the Parties) and
                Contractor may invoice WildBlue for the remaining two-thirds of
                the purchase price in accordance with Section 17.3.
                Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary, WildBlue may
                cancel the Initial Order by exercising its rights under Section
                23.2(b) or Section 23.2(c) hereof.

        8.5.    ORDERS FROM AFFILIATES AND AUTHORIZED RESELLERS. Affiliates and
                Authorized Resellers shall be entitled to purchase WBSMs from
                Contractor under Price, Order, Delivery and Warranty terms
                consistent with this Agreement and such orders shall count
                toward satisfaction of all minimum purchase commitments of
                WildBlue hereunder, including the Initial Order. One Hundred
                Twenty (120) days prior to the first firmed scheduled delivery
                of a WBST under its Initial Order, Contractor and WildBlue shall
                use commercially reasonable efforts to mutually agree on a form
                of purchase agreement, under which Authorized Resellers may
                order and purchase WBSMs. Such purchase agreement will include a
                license of Contractor Marks to Authorized Resellers consistent
                with the terms of this Agreement. Contractor shall notify
                WildBlue of orders for WBSMs placed by Affiliates and Authorized
                Resellers on a quarterly basis. Contractor agrees that, without
                the prior written consent of WildBlue, no Order by an Affiliate
                or Authorized Reseller shall be delivered unless and until all
                Orders for the relevant time period by WildBlue have been
                delivered.

        8.6.    SHORTFALLS AND CANCELLATION OF WILDBLUE SM ORDERS.

                (a)     Without WildBlue's prior written approval, Contractor
                        shall not deliver incomplete Orders. WildBlue may refuse
                        to accept a partial delivery or an overage. If
                        Contractor fails to deliver all of the WBSTs, SMs or
                        SMTSs in a WildBlue Order as required by the Order (a
                        "SHORTFALL"), and the delivery delay is not requested by
                        WildBlue or excused under Section 15 (an "UNEXCUSED
                        SHORTFALL"), then on the date the Order was due
                        Contractor shall give WildBlue a

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                        written schedule setting forth the schedule on which
                        Contractor will deliver the shortfall (the "MAKE-UP
                        ORDER"). Within five (5) days after WildBlue receives
                        such schedule from Contractor, WildBlue may elect, by
                        giving written notice to Contractor, to delay delivery
                        of all or any portion of the Unexcused Shortfall beyond
                        the dates in Contractor's schedule (for a period not to
                        exceed 120 days), or delete all or any portion of the
                        Unexcused Shortfall from the Order commitment. If
                        WildBlue accepts a partial delivery, WildBlue will have
                        no obligation to pay for any portion of the delivery
                        until the earlier of (i) delivery of the Shortfall by
                        Contractor, and (ii) notice from WildBlue that it has
                        elected to delay (for a period not to exceed 120 days)
                        or delete all or any undelivered portion of the affected
                        Order (in which case WildBlue shall be required to pay
                        for only that portion of the Order actually received).
                        Notwithstanding any of the foregoing, WildBlue's
                        acceptance of partial deliveries will not constitute a
                        waiver of WildBlue's rights or a release of Contractor's
                        obligations under this Agreement.

                (b)     If Contractor becomes aware of any circumstance
                        involving Contractor or a sub-contractor of Contractor
                        that would threaten the timely or full delivery of an
                        Order, Contractor shall immediately notify WildBlue of
                        such delay and the cause of such delay. If requested by
                        WildBlue, Contractor shall promptly provide a written
                        plan for correction of such delay.

        8.7.    SM OR WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINALS MINIMUM ORDER QUANTITY. After
                completion of the Initial WBST Order and Initial SMTS Order, if
                WildBlue places an Order for fewer than five thousand (5,000)
                total units consisting of either SM-B and/or WildBlue Satellite
                Terminals during any month, Contractor shall have the right to
                refuse to accept such Order. If Contractor elects to accept an
                Order for fewer than 5,000 SM-Bs or WildBlue Satellite
                Terminals, Contractor shall deliver such SM-Bs or WildBlue
                Satellite Terminals in accordance with the terms of this
                Agreement. If WildBlue fails to order 5,000 SM-B or WildBlue
                Satellite Terminals for two (2) consecutive months or three (3)
                out of any period of six (6) consecutive months and thereafter
                places an Order of greater than 5,000 SM-B or WildBlue Satellite
                Terminals, Contractor, if it accepts such Order, will be
                entitled to a one time payment to cover reasonable costs
                associated with reinitiating volume production of SM-B or
                WildBlue Satellite Terminals to enable Contractor to fulfill the
                Order.

9.      SHIPPING AND RELATED MATTERS

        9.1.    SERIAL NUMBERS. Contractor shall mark each WBSM, WBST and
                WildBlue SMTS produced or delivered to WildBlue hereunder with a
                unique serial number. Contractor shall keep accurate records as
                to the WBSMs, WBSTs or WildBlue SMTSs, by serial number, that
                were delivered to WildBlue and Authorized Resellers. Upon
                WildBlue's request, Contractor shall provide a report in
                electronic format which identifies the serial numbers received
                by any purchaser.

        9.2.    PACKING AND PACKAGING. To the extent possible, WBSM-B orders
                will be packaged in blocks of twenty-four (24) individual WBSMs
                or multiples thereof. All other deliveries to WildBlue pursuant
                to this Agreement shall be packaged in a manner consistent with

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                industry standards and packed for safe delivery to their
                destinations without damage. Wholesale, single color packaging
                is included in the purchase price. Subject to Contractor having
                a firm WBSM delivery schedule, Contractor shall submit a retail
                outside packaging design and cable options package (to include
                Ethernet and USB cables) ("RETAIL PACKAGE") to WildBlue for
                WildBlue's approval not more than 30 days after WildBlue's
                written request in conjunction with a firm delivery schedule for
                the Initial WBST Order. The obligation to submit a Retail
                Package is a one-time event. The price for the Retail Package
                will be negotiated between the Parties. The Retail Package shall
                be an option for WildBlue. If the Retail Package option is
                requested WildBlue may purchase WBSMs with both the standard
                packaging and Retail Packaging. Packaging type will be specified
                on Orders.

        9.3.    DELIVERY AND STORAGE. Unless otherwise specified in an Order
                accepted by Contractor, all shipments hereunder shall be FOB
                Contractor's designated site within the contiguous U.S. WildBlue
                may upon five (5) days prior written notice elect to defer a
                scheduled shipment for up to ninety (90) days and Contractor
                will store SMs, SMTSs and/or WBSTs in its designated warehouses
                for up to ninety (90) days at no cost to WildBlue and Contractor
                shall retain title and risk of loss during storage. Thereafter,
                Contractor shall continue storage and WildBlue shall pay
                Contractor *** per SM unit per month or *** per WBST per month
                for such continued storage. For the SMTS, WildBlue shall pay
                Contractor *** per Chassis per month for such continued storage.
                Such election to store units does not relieve WildBlue of the
                requirement to pay the purchase Price for such units, which may
                be invoiced on the originally scheduled delivery date.

10.     LICENSES, PROPRIETARY RIGHTS

        10.1.   OWNERSHIP.

                (a)     BACKGROUND INFORMATION. As between the Parties, each
                        Party hereto shall have and retain exclusive ownership
                        of its Background Information, subject to the rights
                        granted to the other Party under this Section 10.

                (b)     FOREGROUND INFORMATION.

                        (i)     As between the Parties, and except as provided
                                in Section 10.1(b)(iv), Contractor shall have
                                and retain exclusive ownership of Contractor
                                Foreground Information, subject to the rights
                                granted to WildBlue under this Section 10.

                        (ii)    As between the Parties, WildBlue shall have and
                                retain exclusive ownership of WildBlue
                                Foreground Information, subject to the rights
                                granted to Contractor under this Section 10.

                        (iii)   JOINT FOREGROUND INFORMATION. Contractor and
                                WildBlue shall have and retain joint ownership
                                of all Joint Foreground Information without any
                                appropriate right or obligation of accounting to
                                the other Party for profits from exploitation of
                                the rights. With respect to jointly owned patent
                                rights and rights in inventions, the Parties
                                will provide reasonable cooperation and
                                assistance to one another in the preparation,
                                filing and

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                                prosecution of any such patents. The Parties
                                will divide any costs and expenses incurred by
                                the Parties preparing, filing, and prosecuting a
                                particular patent application or patent. If a
                                Party does not wish to pay the costs and
                                expenses associated with preparing or filing a
                                particular patent application, it may notify the
                                other Party in writing. In such case, the
                                notified Party may either abandon the patent
                                application in question or may proceed with the
                                application, in which event the other Party will
                                not have any ownership of any resulting patent.

                        (iv)    INTERFACE SPECIFICATION IS FOREGROUND
                                INFORMATION. As between the Parties, WildBlue
                                shall have and retain exclusive ownership of all
                                IS Foreground Information. Except for
                                Contractor's rights in the Contractor Background
                                Information, Contractor hereby irrevocably
                                assigns to WildBlue all right, title and
                                interest worldwide in and to the IS Foreground
                                Information and all applicable Intellectual
                                Property Rights related to the IS Foreground
                                Information that Contractor has or may acquire.
                                Contractor will execute, verify and deliver such
                                documents and perform such other acts (including
                                appearances as a witness) as WildBlue may
                                reasonably request for use in applying for,
                                obtaining, perfecting, evidencing, sustaining
                                and enforcing such it rights in the IS
                                Foreground Information and the assignment
                                thereof. Contractor hereby irrevocably
                                designates and appoints WildBlue and its duly
                                authorized officers and agents as its agent and
                                attorney in fact, which appointment is coupled
                                with an interest, to act for and in its behalf
                                to execute, verify and file any such documents
                                and to do all other lawfully permitted acts to
                                further the purposes of this paragraph with the
                                same legal force and effect as if executed by
                                Contractor.

                (c)     RESERVATION OF RIGHTS. There are no implied licenses
                        under this Agreement, and any rights not expressly
                        granted by a Party to the other Party hereunder shall be
                        reserved by such Party.

        10.2.   GRANTS OF LICENSES TO CONTRACTOR.

                (a)     DEVELOPMENT LICENSE TO USE WILDBLUE INFORMATION.
                        WildBlue hereby grants Contractor a perpetual,
                        worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive, non-transferable
                        (except in accordance with Section 25.1 hereof) license
                        to use, reproduce, modify, and create derivative works
                        of WildBlue Background Information, WildBlue Foreground
                        Information, IS Foreground Information and Third Party
                        Information provided by WildBlue and required by
                        Contractor for the sole purpose of designing and
                        developing SMs, WBSMs, SMTSs, WildBlue Satellite
                        Terminals, other satellite modems, other satellite modem
                        termination systems or other Satellite Terminals, and
                        components thereof, including the right to sublicense to
                        its subcontractors and/or suppliers (the "DEVELOPMENT
                        LICENSE").

                (b)     WILDBLUE PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION LICENSE FOR
                        WILDBLUE. WildBlue hereby grants to Contractor a
                        worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive, non-transferable
                        (except in accordance with Section 25.1 hereof) license
                        to (1) use WildBlue Background Information, WildBlue
                        Foreground Information, IS

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                        Foreground Information and Third Party Information
                        provided to Contractor by WildBlue (collectively, "WB
                        IP"), solely to produce, manufacture, have manufactured,
                        sell, distribute and support SMs, SMTSs WBSMs, other
                        satellite modems, other satellite modem termination
                        systems, other Satellite Terminals, and/or WildBlue
                        Satellite Terminals, including components thereof,
                        including the right to sublicense to its subcontractors
                        and/or suppliers, on behalf of WildBlue (the "WILDBLUE
                        PRODUCTION LICENSE").

                (c)     WILDBLUE PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION LICENSE FOR THIRD
                        PARTIES. WildBlue hereby grants to Contractor a
                        worldwide, royalty-free, perpetual, non-exclusive,
                        non-transferable (except in accordance with Section 25.1
                        hereof) license to use the WB IP, apart from the
                        performance enhancing proxy ("PEP"), solely to develop,
                        produce, manufacture, have manufactured, sell,
                        distribute and support SMs, SMTSs, other satellite
                        modems, other satellite modem termination systems, other
                        Satellite Terminals, and/or WildBlue Satellite
                        Terminals, including components thereof, including the
                        right to sublicense to its subcontractors and/or
                        suppliers on behalf of third parties (the "PRODUCTION
                        LICENSE").

        10.3.   GRANT OF LICENSES TO WILDBLUE.

                (a)     DISTRIBUTION LICENSE. Subject to Sections 10.4 and 10.7,
                        Contractor hereby grants to WildBlue a worldwide,
                        perpetual, royalty-free, non-exclusive, right and
                        license (with the right to sublicense) to use, have
                        used, operate, display, demonstrate, market, distribute,
                        lease and/or sell, without out rights to manufacture or
                        have made, and authorize others to perform the
                        foregoing, the Contractor Background Information and
                        Contractor Foreground Information as incorporated with
                        and into SMs.

                (b)     IS BACKGROUND INFORMATION LICENSE. Contractor grants to
                        WildBlue a worldwide, nonexclusive, royalty-free,
                        perpetual and irrevocable right and license to the IS
                        Background Information, with a right to sublicense to
                        other WBSM and SMTS manufacturers, to:

                        (i)     make, have made, use, reproduce, market,
                                distribute, offer to sell and sell, and import
                                WBSMs; and

                        (ii)    copy, reproduce, publish, display (publicly or
                                otherwise), and make derivative works of the IS
                                Background Information.

                        Contractor acknowledges that the IS Background
                        Information will be publicly disseminated and Contractor
                        waives any right of trade secret in and to the IS
                        Background Information. Contractor further acknowledges
                        that, in the event the license granted in this Section
                        10.3(b) is terminated, User licenses in effect at the
                        time of such termination shall be unaffected by the
                        termination and shall remain in full force.

                (c)     DEVELOPMENT SOURCE CODE LICENSE. Contractor hereby
                        grants to WildBlue a non-exclusive, royalty free,
                        worldwide, non-transferable (except as provided in the
                        Assignment provision) license to access, utilize, modify
                        and adapt (without

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                        the right to distribute) source code versions of
                        Contractor Background Information and the Contractor
                        Foreground Information solely for internal evaluation,
                        development and testing purposes in connection with
                        SM-As and SMTS-As for the longer of three years from the
                        Effective Date or two years after the delivery of the
                        Initial Order.

        10.4.   SOFTWARE LICENSES AND RIGHTS. Commencing upon delivery of the
                WBSMs or WBSTs to Users, Contractor shall grant to Users a
                perpetual, nontransferable, nonexclusive, fully-paid,
                royalty-free, irrevocable, and a world-wide right and license
                (or sublicense for third party software) to use, copy, access,
                display, operate and process the Software in connection with the
                intended use of the WBSMs. Such User license shall contain, at
                Contractor's option, the following terms:

                (a)     Users shall agree not to decompile or reverse assemble
                        all or any portion of the Software in an effort to
                        obtain the Source Code for the Software, nor shall it
                        authorize others to do so, nor rent, lease, grant a
                        security interest in, or otherwise transfer rights to
                        the Software.

                (b)     Users will not create derivative works of the Software
                        or modify the code to the Software, nor shall it
                        authorize others to do so; provided, however, the
                        foregoing shall not in any manner whatsoever limit
                        WildBlue's, its Authorized Resellers and User's rights
                        to use the Software in accordance with Contractor's
                        instructions or otherwise limit WildBlue's rights to use
                        any tools provided with the Software.

                WildBlue hereby agrees to use the Software in conformance with
                the requirements set forth in paragraphs (a) and (b) above.

        10.5.   DOCUMENTATION. Contractor shall deliver to WildBlue at no
                additional charge, the following Documentation in support of
                production deliveries:

                a.      WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINAL INSTRUCTION MANUALS

                        One user instruction manual printed in both English and
                        Spanish shall be included with each WildBlue Satellite
                        Terminal (WBST). These User instruction manuals will
                        detail the operation of the WBST as follows: preliminary
                        manuals to be provided with all non-production units
                        (English only), final manual to be delivered ninety (90)
                        days prior to delivery of Month 1 Initial Order for
                        review and approval by WildBlue, which shall not be
                        unreasonably withheld.

                b.      SMTS INSTRUCTION MANUALS

                        One user instruction manual printed in English shall be
                        included with each SMTS. These User instruction manuals
                        will detail the operation of the SMTS as follows:
                        preliminary manuals to be provided with all
                        non-production units, final manual to be delivered
                        ninety (90) days prior to delivery of Month 1 Initial
                        Order for review and approval by WildBlue, which shall
                        not be unreasonably withheld.

                c.      TRAINING MATERIALS

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                        The Contractor shall provide the training materials set
                        forth in Section 11.

                        Subject to Contractor's copyrights and the restrictions
                        set forth in Schedule 15, Contractor hereby grants
                        WildBlue a perpetual, world wide, non-exclusive,
                        sublicensable (to Authorized Resellers) license to use,
                        reproduce, publish, modify, and create derivative works
                        of Documentation. WildBlue may elect upon one hundred
                        eighty (180) days prior written notice to not include
                        Contractor's manual within the WBSM and have the unit
                        Price reduced by ten cents ($0.10).

        10.6.   OPEN STANDARD. Either Party may elect to publish the WildBlue
                Radio Frequency Interface Specification, with updates,
                derivatives and/or modifications, as an open standard ("Open
                Standard") and to promote it as a DOCSIS-based open satellite
                terminal standard. Neither Party shall be entitled to any
                royalties in connection with the WildBlue Radio Frequency
                Interface Specification (Schedule 2).

        10.7.   CONTRACTOR'S RIGHTS OF SALE TO OTHER THIRD PARTIES. Subject to
                Contractor's compliance with the terms and conditions of this
                Agreement, Contractor is entitled to and authorized, without
                restriction, to sell SMs, SMTSs, other satellite modems, other
                satellite modem termination systems, WildBlue Satellite
                Terminals or other Satellite Terminals and components thereof,
                to other parties.

11.     TRAINING

        11.1.   TRAINING. During the Term, Contractor will provide WildBlue
                training in accordance with the following:

                (a)     Within thirty (30) days after the delivery of the first
                        production WBSMs or first production SMTSs, Contractor
                        shall provide WildBlue employees (or their designees),
                        at no additional cost or expense (other than attendees
                        own travel and related expenses to Contractor's training
                        facility, which shall be paid for by WildBlue), one
                        comprehensive training courses (with content sufficient
                        to train employees in the use and installation of the
                        WBSM and the SMTS) for attendance by up to twenty-five
                        (25) WildBlue designated individuals. Such training
                        courses shall include written course materials for each
                        attendee.

                (b)     Contractor shall develop and furnish all training
                        materials for the initial training referred to in
                        paragraph (a) in a form that is sufficient to enable
                        WildBlue's designated representatives to provide Tier 1
                        support for WBSMs and SMTSs.

                (c)     Contractor shall provide up to twice a year remedial
                        training and training on any changes, updates and
                        enhancements to the WBSMs and SMTSs, or training
                        otherwise requested by WildBlue to enable WildBlue and
                        its Authorized Resellers to be capable of performing all
                        necessary services, including installation, operation,
                        maintenance, provisioning, monitoring and control of the
                        WBSMs. Such additional training shall be at Contractor's
                        expense if changes to the WBSMs or SMTSs were made due
                        to a Defect in the WBSMs or SMTSs. Other training will
                        be provided at the rates set forth in Schedule 10.
                        Contractor will provide WildBlue with all updates, if
                        appropriate, to the training materials

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                        provided in order to enable WildBlue to maintain the
                        skill level of its personnel in light of Contractor's
                        changes to the WBSM and SMTS.

                (d)     Subject to Schedule 15, Contractor grants to WildBlue
                        license to use, modify and distribute all training
                        materials provided by Contractor to WildBlue under this
                        Section 11.

12.     RESERVED.

13.     PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

        Each Party shall designate one employee with decision-making authority
        to serve as the principal technical contact for such Party during the
        Term (each a "PROJECT MANAGER"). The Project Managers shall work
        together to ensure that the development and manufacturing efforts
        hereunder proceed in a timely manner. Either Party may change its
        Project Manager at any time and from time to time by giving the other
        Party written notice. Each Party shall bear its own costs and expenses
        incurred in connection with participation in such meetings.

14.     CONTRACTOR'S USE OF SUBCONTRACTORS AND MANUFACTURING FACILITY

        14.1.   Excluding components provided by WildBlue or its suppliers,
                Contractor shall be solely responsible in all respects for
                obtaining the components necessary to manufacture the WBSMs and
                SMTSs, including without limitation, managing relationships with
                component vendors and sub-contractors and maintaining adequate
                controls on component quality and supply. Contractor will not
                enter into exclusive arrangements with component vendors that
                would preclude the manufacture of WBSMs by other SM
                manufacturers.

        14.2.   In the event that Contractor becomes aware of circumstances
                suggesting that a component vendor or sub-contractor is likely
                to breach its obligations to provide components and/or services
                to Contractor for any reason and if such breach will materially
                impact Contractor's ability to meet its obligations hereunder,
                Contractor shall so notify WildBlue. Upon such breach Contractor
                will develop an action plan to recover from such breach and
                promptly present said plan to WildBlue for recommended changes,
                if any, to such plan.

        14.3.   Contractor shall notify WildBlue in writing of all Major
                Component Vendors that Contractor selects to assist Contractor
                with the development, modification and supply of WBSMs
                hereunder. "MAJOR COMPONENT VENDOR" means a vendor, supplier or
                subcontractor selected by Contractor to develop, modify or
                supply existing application specific integrated circuits for MAC
                processing, downstream demodulation and decoding and upstream
                modulation and coding required to meet the Specification (such
                components referred to as "MAJOR COMPONENTS"). If Contractor
                selects a Major Component Vendor pursuant to section 14.3,
                Contractor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to
                negotiate terms and conditions that are consistent with the
                following provisions:

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                (a)     Contractor will ensure that Major Components Vendors
                        will agree to sell and/or license to other WBSM
                        manufacturers on fair and reasonable terms no less
                        favorable than terms Contractor receives.

                (b)     WildBlue may purchase Major Components under
                        substantially the same terms, cost and timeframe as
                        Contractor.

                (c)     To the extent required to develop the SMs, any cable
                        modem and SM reference designs, evaluation boards,
                        software releases and MAC source code releases shall be
                        made available to WildBlue, at the same time, and on the
                        same terms and conditions (including, without
                        limitation, cost) as such materials are made available
                        to Contractor.

        14.4.   The Parties acknowledge and agree that WildBlue has entered into
                a development agreement (the "BROADCOM CONTRACT") with Broadcom
                Corporation ("BROADCOM") the terms of which are sufficient to
                satisfy the terms of this section. WildBlue and Contractor will
                negotiate (between themselves and with Broadcom) in good faith
                to amend or terminate the Broadcom Contract by January 31, 2002
                (the "BROADCOM NEGOTIATION PERIOD"). The goal of this effort is
                the assignment of the Broadcom Contract to Contractor with
                mutually acceptable changes in scope and termination liability.
                However, this also could result in sharing of the costs between
                Contractor and WildBlue or termination of the Broadcom Contract.
                Upon any assignment that allows for such rights, WildBlue will
                have the right to receive and transfer to others all DOCSIS SM
                and SMTS related information provided to Contractor from
                Broadcom (including SM and SMTS reference designs) and access to
                the chips and chipsets on the same price and terms offered to
                Contractor under the Broadcom Contract or any successor
                agreement thereto between Contractor and Broadcom for the same
                or substantially similar chips and chipsets.

                If the Broadcom Contract is not assigned to Contractor during
                the Broadcom Negotiation Period, prior to terminating or
                modifying the Broadcom Contract, WildBlue shall provide
                reasonable prior written notice to Contractor of its intention
                to do so. If, prior to such termination or modification the
                Contractor agrees in writing to pay all amounts when due under
                the Broadcom Contract (and in fact timely makes all such
                payments), (i) WildBlue shall not terminate or modify the
                Broadcom Contract without the prior written approval of the
                Contractor, (ii) WildBlue will operate in good faith to
                represent Contractor's interests in managing the Broadcom
                Contract, and (iii) Contractor may, by providing 30 days prior
                written notice to WildBlue, take the lead in the technical
                management of the Broadcom Contract, subject to the terms of
                such contract.

        14.5.   WildBlue shall support Contractor in exploring the assignment of
                the Mentat contract to Contractor.

15.     FORCE MAJEURE AND DELAYS

        15.1.   FORCE MAJEURE.

                (a)     Except for payment obligations hereunder, no Party shall
                        be liable for any failure or delay in the performance of
                        its obligations under this Agreement if and to the

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                        extent it is caused by fire, flood, lightning,
                        earthquake, elements of nature or acts of God,
                        Governmental acts (including government approvals of the
                        SM, WBST or SMTS and import/export issues provided that
                        Contractor has complied with its obligations to obtain
                        such approvals or import/export clearances), riots,
                        civil disorders, rebellions or revolutions in any
                        country, or any other cause beyond the reasonable
                        control of such Party; provided, however, that the
                        non-performing Party is without fault in causing such
                        default or delay, and such default or delay could not
                        have been prevented by reasonable precautions and cannot
                        reasonably be circumvented by the non-performing Party
                        through the use of alternate sources, workaround plans
                        or other means (any of the foregoing, a "FORCE MAJEURE
                        EVENT").

                (b)     In the event of a Force Majeure Event, the
                        non-performing Party shall be excused from further
                        performance or observance of the obligation(s) so
                        affected for as long as such circumstances prevail and
                        such Party continues to use its commercially reasonable
                        efforts to recommence performance or observance whenever
                        and to whatever extent possible without delay. Any Party
                        so delayed in its performance shall immediately notify
                        the Party to whom performance is due by telephone (to be
                        confirmed in writing within five (5) business days of
                        the inception of such delay) and describe at a
                        reasonable level of detail the circumstances causing
                        such delay.

                (c)     If any Force Majeure Event substantially prevents,
                        hinders, or delays Contractor's performance for more
                        than one hundred twenty (120) consecutive days, then at
                        WildBlue's option, WildBlue may terminate or modify any
                        affected portion of any Order, or terminate this
                        Agreement in whole or in part, and the charges payable
                        hereunder to the date of termination shall be
                        appropriately adjusted to reflect such termination.

                (d)     Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this Section
                        15.1, if the U.S. Federal Communications Commission or
                        other U.S. or foreign regulatory or governing body
                        rescinds or otherwise invalidates WildBlue's
                        communications license or fails to issue such license in
                        due course, which substantially impairs the economic
                        viability of WildBlue (any of the foregoing, a
                        "REGULATORY FORCE MAJEURE EVENT"), the Parties agree to
                        renegotiate this Agreement on commercially reasonable
                        and mutually acceptable terms in light of the effects
                        arising from the Regulatory Force Majeure Event, to the
                        extent such Regulatory Force Majeure is not caused by
                        the gross negligence or willful misconduct of WildBlue.

        15.2.   EXCUSABLE DELAY. "EXCUSABLE DELAY" shall mean (i) a Force
                Majeure Event that prevents Contractor from timely performing
                its obligations hereunder, (ii) WildBlue's failure to timely
                meet its material obligations hereunder (following the
                applicable cure period, if any, and provided that WildBlue
                receives written notice describing in reasonable detail its
                failure within fifteen (15) days after the applicable due date,
                or in the case of WildBlue Major Component Vendor deliverables
                as set forth in Schedule 5, 30 days after the applicable due
                date) which adversely affects Contractor's ability to timely
                perform its obligations hereunder (but only to the extent of
                such adverse effect). In the event of an Excusable Delay,
                Contractor may stop work until Contractor can

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                resume performance following cessation of the Force Majeure
                Event in accordance with Section 15.1 hereof or WildBlue resumes
                or cures performance, as the case may be. In addition,
                Contractor shall be entitled to an appropriate adjustment in the
                Milestone Dates, or other applicable production schedule
                obligations hereunder for any Excusable Delay (only to the
                extent not already covered pursuant to Section 15.3) and, in the
                event of an Excusable Delay caused by WildBlue's failure to
                perform its obligations hereunder, an appropriate payment
                adjustment as mutually agreed by the Parties. Payment
                adjustments shall account only for the net non-recurring,
                production and other related cost impact incurred by Contractor
                as a result of the change plus a reasonable profit thereon.
                Contractor will provide reasonably detailed back-up data to
                support its claim for such adjustment.

        15.3.   DELAY DUE TO LAUNCH OR SATELLITE FAILURE. For Orders in place at
                the time of a launch failure or satellite failure, WildBlue
                shall pay, pursuant to the normal invoice schedule. If directed
                by WildBlue in writing, Contractor shall store such units for up
                to eighteen (18) months at the rates established in Section 9.3.
                If, at WildBlue's option, WildBlue suspends the Order process
                set forth in Section 8.2 because of launch failure or satellite
                failure, WildBlue shall pay reasonable and mutually agreed upon
                expenses associated with Contractor's wind down and restart of
                the production program.

16.     PRICES

        16.1.   GENERAL. Contractor shall offer WBSM-B,, WildBlue Satellite
                Terminals and SMTSs for sale to WildBlue, Affiliates, and
                Authorized Resellers at the unit Prices set forth in this
                Agreement. Provided that the monthly delivery order requirements
                are consistent with Schedule 8 and subject to the provisions of
                Section 8.6, the WildBlue Satellite Terminal unit Prices will
                not exceed the volume prices defined in Schedule 11 (WildBlue
                Satellite Terminal Pricing Schedule), subject to equitable
                increase for changes to the requirements.

        16.2.   WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINAL PRICES BY CONFIGURATION. The Price
                of each WBSM-B, WBST-A and WBST-B delivered hereunder shall be
                as set forth in Schedule 11 and Section 16.4. WildBlue may,
                elect to change the configuration by adding Features or removing
                Features in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.

        16.3.   SMTS PRICING. The pricing for each SMTS shall be as set forth in
                Schedule 19.

        16.4.   MOST FAVORED CUSTOMER.

                MOST FAVORED CUSTOMER. If during the Term, Contractor sells ***.
                Assuming substantially similar specifications, terms and
                conditions, in no event will the WBST-B or SMTS-B pricing be
                greater than the WBST-A or SMTS-A pricing. If WildBlue is
                entitled to a price revision, such adjustment shall be
                retroactive to the first date on which the lower charges were
                first provided to ***. The purchase price to a *** shall be
                calculated to be net of any volume discounts, rebates and other
                similar adjustments.

        16.5.   TAXES. Unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties in an Order,
                the Parties' respective responsibilities for taxes arising under
                or in connection with this Agreement shall be as follows:

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                (a)     Each Party shall be responsible for any personal
                        property taxes on property it owns or leases, for
                        franchise and privilege taxes on its business, and for
                        taxes based on its net income or gross receipts.

                (b)     Contractor shall be responsible for any sales, use,
                        excise, value-added, services, consumption, and other
                        taxes, customs and duties assessed or otherwise payable
                        by Contractor on any goods or services that are used or
                        consumed by Contractor in designing, manufacturing, and
                        providing the SMs where the tax is imposed on
                        Contractor's acquisition or use of such goods or
                        services and the amount of tax is measured by
                        Contractor's costs in acquiring such goods or services.

                (c)     WildBlue shall be responsible for any sales, use,
                        excise, value-added, services, consumption, or other
                        tax, customs and duties assessed on any particular SM or
                        SMTS or Service purchased by WildBlue and delivered by
                        Contractor to WildBlue or designee hereunder. Such taxes
                        are in addition to the prices set forth herein and shall
                        be identified separately on invoices.

                (d)     The Parties agree to cooperate with each other to enable
                        each to more accurately determine its own tax liability
                        and to minimize such liability to the extent legally
                        permissible. Contractor's invoices shall separately
                        state the amounts of any taxes Contractor is collecting
                        from WildBlue. Each Party shall provide and make
                        available to the other any resale certificates,
                        information regarding out-of-state or out-of-country
                        sales or use of equipment, materials or services, and
                        other exemption certificates or information reasonably
                        requested by either Party.

                (e)     Contractor shall promptly notify WildBlue of, and
                        coordinate with WildBlue the response to and settlement
                        of, any claim for taxes asserted by applicable taxing
                        authorities for which WildBlue is responsible hereunder,
                        it being understood that with respect to any claim
                        arising out of a form or return signed by a Party to
                        this Agreement, such Party shall have the right to elect
                        to control the response to and settlement of the claim,
                        but the other Party shall have all rights to participate
                        in the responses and settlements that are appropriate to
                        its potential responsibilities or liabilities. If
                        WildBlue requests Contractor to challenge the imposition
                        of any tax, Contractor agrees to do so and WildBlue
                        shall reimburse Contractor for all reasonable legal fees
                        and expenses it incurs. WildBlue shall be entitled to
                        any tax refunds or rebates granted to the extent such
                        refunds or rebates are for taxes that were paid by
                        WildBlue.

17.     WILDBLUE PAYMENTS TO CONTRACTOR AND INVOICING

        17.1.   PAYMENTS TO CONTRACTOR. WildBlue shall pay Contractor
                nonrecurring engineering payments in the aggregate of Four
                Million Dollars for non-recurring development (the "NRE
                PAYMENTS") as follows:

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        17.2    WildBlue shall wire transfer to Contractor within three business
                days fifty percent (50%) of the amount due upon exercising its
                option under Section 5.4(c) ("INITIAL OPTION PAYMENT"). The
                balance of the amount owed by WildBlue shall be wire transferred
                to Contractor within ten (10) days from delivery.

        17.3    PAYMENTS TO WILDBLUE. Not more than ten calendar days after the
                Effective Date, WildBlue shall provide Contractor an estimated
                payment schedule for amounts due to Broadcom under the Broadcom
                Contract. Contractor shall pay to WildBlue an amount equal to
                50% of such required payment made by WildBlue to Broadcom under
                the Broadcom contract; provided however, that the aggregate
                amount of such required payments by Contractor shall not exceed
                $500,000. If Contractor assumes the Broadcom Contract,
                Contractor shall reimburse WildBlue for all required payments
                made by WildBlue to Broadcom after the date hereof through the
                date of assignment. At least ten (10) calendar days prior to
                making a required payment, WildBlue shall provide Contractor
                with written notification advising Contractor of the date such
                payment will be made, the amount of the payment and a
                certification that immediately upon receipt of funds from
                Contractor, WildBlue will pay Broadcom all amounts then due. In
                the alternative, Contractor may pay its portion of any payment
                due under the Broadcom Contract directly to Broadcom and provide
                WildBlue reasonable evidence of such payment. All payments
                required by this Section 17.3 to WildBlue shall be made by
                Contractor by wire transfer of immediately available funds to
                WildBlue before WildBlue's payment is due to Broadcom.

        17.4    INVOICING.

                (a)     No invoice shall be required with respect to the ***
                        payment due upon execution and delivery of this
                        Agreement.

                (b)     Upon execution and delivery of this Agreement by the
                        Parties, Contractor shall deposit *** into escrow
                        pursuant to the Escrow Agreement on behalf of WildBlue.

                (c)     For the optional items, no invoice for the Initial
                        Option Payment is required. For the balance of the
                        option payment, Contractor shall invoice WildBlue upon
                        delivery and this amount is due and payable in
                        accordance with Section 17.1.

                (d)     120 days prior to the scheduled commencement of delivery
                        of SMTS's from the Initial Order, Contractor may invoice
                        WildBlue for one-third of the purchase price.

                (e)     Upon shipment of SMs, WBSTs or SMTSs pursuant to an
                        Order (including the Initial Order), Contractor will
                        invoice WildBlue for amounts due pursuant to this
                        Agreement for such SMs, WBSTs or SMTSs. Such invoice
                        shall include invoice date, Order number, SM, WBSTs or
                        SMTS part numbers and descriptions, quantities, unit
                        Prices and total amount due.

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                (f)     For deliverables or services provided by Contractor,
                        Contractor will invoice WildBlue upon delivery or at
                        such time as otherwise mutually agreed. For Services,
                        Contractor will invoice WildBlue upon reasonably
                        satisfactory completion of the performance of such
                        Services or at such times as mutually agreed at the
                        hourly rates set forth in Schedule 10. All such invoices
                        shall include invoice date, Order number, description,
                        quantities, unit Prices and total amount due.

        17.5    PAYMENT DUE.

                (a)     Invoices submitted to WildBlue in accordance with this
                        Section 17 shall be due and payable by WildBlue within
                        thirty (30) days of the date of such invoice, unless
                        earlier payment is provided for.

                (b)     Subject to Sections 8.4 and 17.3, WildBlue shall pay
                        one-third of the purchase price of the units from the
                        Initial SMTS Order 120 days prior to the scheduled
                        commencement of delivery with the balance due and owed
                        upon delivery.

                (c)     Subject to the provisions of Section 17.2, invoices for
                        any undisputed amounts owed by Contractor to WildBlue
                        shall be due and payable by Contractor within thirty
                        (30) days of the date of such invoice.

                (d)     Any undisputed payment that is not made after the due
                        date hereunder will be subject to an interest charge at
                        the lesser of (i) one percent (1%) per month, or (ii)
                        the highest rate permitted by applicable law, plus
                        reasonable attorneys' fees and other reasonable
                        collection expense.

                (e)     Payments to Contractor shall be made in U.S. Dollars via
                        check or wire transfer to the following Contractor
                        account:

                        Union Bank of California
                        530 B Street
                        San Diego, California 92101-4407 USA
                        9 digit Routing Transit Number: ***
                        Depositor Account Title: ViaSat General Account
                        Depositor Account Number: ***

                (f)     Either Party may set-off against amounts owed to the
                        Other Party hereunder any amounts owed that are not
                        disputed in good faith.

        17.6    RIGHT TO CHANGE PAYMENT ARRANGEMENT.

        Should WildBlue twice shall fail to make any payment properly invoiced
        within 30 days of its due date (taking into account WildBlue's right to
        dispute invoices in accordance with Section 17.6), all future payments
        for WildBlue Satellite Terminals, SMs, or SMTSs and components thereof
        ("PRODUCTS") shall be made in accordance with this Section. WildBlue
        shall pay fifty percent (50%) of the purchase price of any Order upon
        placing the Order, and Contractor shall invoice WildBlue for the
        remaining fifty percent (50%) of the purchase price in accordance with
        this Section. Contractor may, at any time, decline to deliver if
        WildBlue is in a delinquent

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        payment status. WildBlue hereby grants to Contractor and Contractor
        retains a security interest in each Product and other Deliverable
        shipped and the proceeds therefrom (including accounts receivable) and
        the right of possession to the Products and other Deliverables shall
        remain with Contractor, until payment in full is made (provided that
        title and ownership to any software Products shall in any event and at
        all times be retained by Contractor since Software Products are provided
        under license only). WildBlue agrees to execute all financing statements
        or other statements or other documents and to do all other acts which
        Contractor may reasonably deem necessary to perfect and maintain such
        security interest, title and right in Contractor, and hereby authorizes
        Contractor to file this Agreement with appropriate authorities in order
        to protect Contractor's interests herein.

        17.7  DISPUTED CHARGES.

        Either Party may withhold payment of particular charges that such Party
        disputes in good faith. Each Party shall notify the other Party if it
        disputes any charges hereunder within ten (10) days after receipt of the
        invoice for such disputed charges, and will set forth its reasons for
        such dispute in reasonable detail. All disputes under this Section shall
        be resolved in accordance with Section 22 below.

18.     INFORMATION; CONFIDENTIALITY

        18.1.   CONTRACTOR INFORMATION.

                (a)     Contractor Background Information and Contractor
                        Foreground Information shall constitute Confidential
                        Information of Contractor. WildBlue shall not possess or
                        assert any Lien against or to Contractor Background
                        Information or Contractor Foreground Information. No
                        Contractor Background Information or Contractor
                        Foreground Information, or any part thereof, shall be
                        sold, assigned, leased, or otherwise disposed of to
                        third parties by WildBlue or commercially exploited by
                        or on behalf of WildBlue, its employees, vendors,
                        contractors or agents, except as expressly provided
                        herein.

                (b)     Except as expressly provided herein, Contractor
                        Confidential Information shall not be disclosed to any
                        party without the prior written consent of Contractor,
                        nor utilized by WildBlue for any purpose other than that
                        of performing its obligations or exercising it rights
                        hereunder.

        18.2.   WILDBLUE INFORMATION.

                (a)     WildBlue Background Information and WildBlue Foreground
                        Information shall constitute Confidential Information of
                        WildBlue. Contractor shall not possess or assert any
                        Lien against or to any WildBlue Background Information
                        or WildBlue Foreground Information. No WildBlue
                        Background Information or WildBlue Foreground
                        Information, or any part thereof, shall be sold,
                        assigned, leased, or otherwise disposed of to third
                        parties by Contractor or commercially exploited by or on
                        behalf of Contractor, its employees, vendors,
                        contractors or agents, except as expressly provided
                        herein.

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                (b)     Upon WildBlue's request, but subject to any continuing
                        need of Contractor to fulfill its obligations hereunder,
                        the termination or expiration of this Agreement (in
                        whole or in part) for any reason (including termination
                        for cause) or, with respect to any particular data, on
                        such earlier date that the same shall be no longer
                        required by Contractor in order to render the Services
                        hereunder, such WildBlue Confidential Information
                        (including copies thereof) shall be promptly returned to
                        WildBlue by Contractor in a form reasonably requested by
                        WildBlue or, if WildBlue so elects, shall be destroyed.
                        Contractor shall certify to WildBlue in writing that
                        Contractor has fully complied with the letter and the
                        spirit of this Subsection.

                (c)     Except as expressly provided herein, WildBlue
                        Confidential Information shall not be disclosed to any
                        party without the prior written consent of WildBlue, nor
                        utilized by Contractor for any purpose other than that
                        of performing its obligations or exercising its rights
                        hereunder.

        18.3.   CONFIDENTIALITY.

                (a)     CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION. Contractor and WildBlue each
                        acknowledge that they may be furnished with, receive, or
                        otherwise have access to information of or concerning
                        the other Party which such Party considers to be
                        confidential, proprietary, a trade secret or otherwise
                        restricted. As used in this Agreement and subject to
                        Subsection (c)(i) of this Section, "CONFIDENTIAL
                        INFORMATION" means all information, in any form,
                        furnished or made available directly or indirectly by
                        one Party to the other, including such information
                        developed by either Party hereunder and used in or with
                        the SMs, which is marked confidential, restricted,
                        proprietary, or with a similar designation, including
                        all WildBlue Background Information, WildBlue Foreground
                        Information, Contractor Background Information and
                        Contractor Foreground Information. Confidential
                        Information also shall include, whether or not
                        designated "Confidential Information": (i) all
                        specifications, designs, documents, correspondence,
                        software, documentation, Source Code, data and other
                        materials and work products produced by either
                        Contractor or its subcontractors in the course of
                        performance of this Agreement; (ii) all information
                        concerning the operations, affairs and businesses of a
                        Party, the financial affairs of a Party, and the
                        relations of a Party with its customers, employees and
                        Authorized Resellers (including customer lists, customer
                        information, account information and consumer markets);
                        (iii) software provided to a Party by or through the
                        other Party; (iv) other information, systems designs and
                        architecture, and data stored on magnetic media or
                        otherwise or communicated orally by either Party, which
                        a reasonable person would assume to be confidential, and
                        obtained, received, transmitted, processed, stored,
                        archived, or maintained by the other Party under this
                        Agreement; and (v) WildBlue equipment forecasts and
                        orders.

                (b)     OBLIGATIONS.

                        (i)     Each Party's Confidential Information shall
                                remain the property of that Party or its
                                licensors except as expressly provided otherwise
                                by the other provisions of this Agreement.
                                WildBlue and Contractor shall each use at

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                                least the same degree of care, but in any
                                event no less than a reasonable degree of care,
                                to prevent disclosing to third parties the
                                Confidential Information of the other as it
                                employs to avoid unauthorized disclosure,
                                publication or dissemination of its own
                                information of a similar nature; provided that
                                the Parties may disclose such Confidential
                                Information to entities performing services
                                required hereunder including subcontractors,
                                suppliers or agents where (i) use of such entity
                                is permitted to be used under this Agreement,
                                (ii) such disclosure is necessary or otherwise
                                naturally occurs in that entity's scope of
                                responsibility, and (iii) the entity agrees in
                                writing to assume the obligations described in
                                this Section 18.3.

                        (ii)    As requested by a Party during the Term and upon
                                expiration or any termination of this Agreement
                                (in whole or in part) and completion of the
                                other Party's obligations under this Agreement
                                subject to any continuing need to fulfill its
                                obligations hereunder, the requested Party shall
                                return or destroy, as the requesting Party may
                                direct in writing, all material in any medium
                                that contains, refers to, or relates to the
                                requesting Party's Confidential Information, and
                                retain no copies. The requesting Party shall
                                certify to the other Party in writing that it
                                has compiled with the spirit and the letter of
                                this Subsection.

                        (iii)   Each Party shall take reasonable steps to ensure
                                that its employees comply with this Section
                                18.3.

                (c)     EXCLUSIONS.

                        (i)     "Confidential Information" shall exclude any
                                particular information which Contractor or
                                WildBlue can demonstrate (1) was, at the time of
                                disclosure to it, in the public domain; (2)
                                after disclosure to it, is published or
                                otherwise becomes part of the public domain
                                through no fault of the receiving Party; (3) was
                                in the possession of the receiving Party at the
                                time of disclosure to it; (4) was received after
                                disclosure to it from a third party who had a
                                lawful right to disclose such information to it
                                without any obligation to restrict its further
                                use or disclosure; or (5) was independently
                                developed by the receiving Party without
                                reference to Confidential Information of the
                                furnishing Party. In addition, a Party shall not
                                be considered to have breached its obligations
                                by disclosing Confidential Information of the
                                other Party as required to satisfy any legal
                                requirement or regulations of a competent
                                government body provided that, immediately upon
                                receiving any such request and to the extent
                                that it may legally do so, such Party advises
                                the other Party promptly and prior to making
                                such disclosure in order that the other Party
                                may interpose an objection to such disclosure,
                                take action to assure confidential handling of
                                the Confidential Information, or take such other
                                action as it deems appropriate to protect the
                                Confidential Information.

                        (ii)    Either Party may disclose the terms and
                                conditions of this Agreement to third parties
                                that (1) have expressed a bona fide interest in

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                                consummating a significant financing, merger or
                                acquisition transaction between such third
                                parties and the disclosing Party, (2) have a
                                reasonable ability (financial and otherwise) to
                                consummate such transaction, and (3) have
                                executed a nondisclosure agreement that includes
                                within its scope the terms and conditions of
                                this Agreement. Each Party shall endeavor to
                                delay the disclosure of the terms and conditions
                                of this Agreement until the status of
                                discussions concerning such transaction warrants
                                such disclosure. In addition, either Party may
                                disclose the terms and conditions of this
                                Agreement to its subcontractors, suppliers and
                                agents under confidentiality obligations having
                                a need to know.

                (d)     LOSS OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION. In the event of any
                        disclosure or loss of, or inability to account for, any
                        Confidential Information of the furnishing Party, the
                        receiving Party shall promptly, at its own expense: (i)
                        notify the furnishing Party in writing; (ii) take such
                        actions as may be necessary or reasonably requested by
                        the furnishing Party to minimize the violation; and
                        (iii) cooperate in all reasonable respects with the
                        furnishing Party to minimize the violation and any
                        damage resulting therefrom.

                (e)     NO IMPLIED RIGHTS. Nothing contained in this Section
                        shall be construed as obligating a Party to disclose its
                        Confidential Information to the other Party, or as
                        granting to or conferring on a Party, whether express or
                        implied, any rights or license to the Confidential
                        Information of the other Party.

19.     WARRANTIES AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT

        19.1.   PASS THROUGH WARRANTIES.

                (a)     Contractor will from time to time provide certain SM,
                        WBST and/or SMTS components, Software and other items
                        for which Contractor is entitled to warranties from the
                        manufacturers, lessors or licensors of such items.
                        Contractor shall pass through to WildBlue the benefits
                        of such warranties to the extent that Contractor is able
                        to do so pursuant to any agreements between Contractor
                        and such manufacturers, lessors or licensors. Contractor
                        will use commercially reasonable best efforts to obtain
                        warranties from such manufacturers, lessors and/or
                        licensors to provide to WildBlue hereunder.

                (b)     WildBlue shall make no promises or representations to
                        its customers on the behalf of Contractor and its
                        employees and suppliers.

        19.2.   WARRANTY.

                (a)     PERFORMANCE WARRANTIES. All WBSMs and WBST (including
                        WBSM and WBST Software) are hereby warranted by
                        Contractor in accordance with Schedule 13. SMTSs are
                        hereby warranted by Contractor in accordance with
                        Schedule 22.

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                (b)     NONCONFORMING WBSM, WBST AND SMTS. Contractor's
                        obligations and WildBlue's remedies for WBSMs and SMTS
                        which fail to meet the warranties set forth in the
                        preceding paragraph are as set out in Schedule 13 and
                        Schedule 22.

                (c)     WARRANTY NOT APPLICABLE. This warranty shall not apply
                        to any WBSM, WBST or SMTS or parts thereof, that (a) has
                        had the Serial Number, Model Number, or other
                        identification markings altered, removed or rendered
                        illegible, (b) has been damaged by or subject to
                        improper installation or operation, misuse, neglect or
                        use with improper equipment; or (c) has been repaired or
                        altered by other than Contractor personnel or has been
                        subject to the opening of any sealed cabinet boxes
                        without Contractor's prior written consent.
                        Additionally, this warranty shall not apply to any parts
                        of the WBSM, WBST or SMTS that have been provided by
                        WildBlue or WildBlue supplier.

                (d)     COMPONENTS. Contractor represents, warrants and
                        covenants that all SM, WBST and SMTS components
                        (excluding components provided by WildBlue or its
                        suppliers) provided under this Agreement shall be new,
                        not refurbished, reconditioned or re-manufactured.
                        Notwithstanding the foregoing, Contractor may use
                        refurbished, reconditioned or re-manufactured parts for
                        warranty repair or replacement actions.

                (e)     SOFTWARE. During the Warranty Period (as defined in
                        Schedule 13 and Schedule 22), or any Extended Warranty
                        Period (as defined in Schedule 14 and Schedule 23)
                        purchased by WildBlue, for each SM, WBST and SMTS under
                        warranty Contractor shall provide to WildBlue, at no
                        cost, all Software Patches, Point Releases, Major
                        Releases and other Software error corrections, bug
                        fixes, patches and mandatory updates (collectively,
                        "SOFTWARE CORRECTIONS") for distribution to WildBlue,
                        Authorized Resellers and Users in accordance with
                        Schedule 13 and Schedule 22. After the Warranty Period,
                        Contractor shall provide Software Corrections and Major
                        Releases in accordance with Schedule 14 and Schedule 23
                        at the prices determined by Contractor from time to
                        time. In addition, Contractor shall make available to
                        WildBlue during the Term of this Agreement all updates,
                        upgrades, enhancements and releases (collectively,
                        "SOFTWARE UPDATES") related to SMs, WBSTs and/or SMTSs
                        that Contractor makes available to other SM, WBSTs or
                        SMTS customers, for prices that are no less favorable
                        than the prices under which the Software Updates are
                        made available to such other SM, WBST or SMTS customers.
                        Software Corrections and Software Updates shall be
                        considered to form part of the Software for purposes of
                        this Agreement. Software Corrections and Software
                        Updates shall be tested prior to release.

                (f)     POST-WARRANTY SUPPORT. Contractor shall offer to
                        WildBlue and its Authorized Resellers, Affiliates and
                        Users post-warranty maintenance and support in
                        accordance with the terms of Schedule 14 and Schedule
                        16.

        19.3.   MONTHLY REPORTS. Contractor shall submit to WildBlue monthly
                reports, which summarize the number and types of problem and
                reasons for return (if known) warranty returns or WBSM field
                failures. These monthly reports shall be submitted within thirty

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                (30) business days of the end of each month commencing after the
                Month 1 Production shipment.

        19.4.   EPIDEMIC FAILURES. If Epidemic Failures (as defined in Schedule
                13) occur the Parties shall have the rights and obligations set
                forth in Schedule 13.

        19.5.   OWNERSHIP OR USE.

                (a)     Contractor represents, warrants and covenants that, upon
                        delivery to WildBlue, all right, title and interest in
                        SM, WBST and SMTS Hardware will pass to WildBlue free of
                        all Liens, imperfections in title, claims, charges,
                        restrictions, or other encumbrances.

                (b)     Contractor represents and warrants that it has the right
                        to license to WildBlue the SM, WBST and SMTS Software,
                        the Contractor Background Information and Contractor
                        Foreground Information as provided in this Agreement
                        (collectively, "CONTRACTOR IP").

        19.6.   DISCLAIMER. THE EXPRESS WARRANTIES IN THIS SECTION 19 AND
                SCHEDULE 13 AND 14 ARE WILDBLUE'S SOLE REMEDY FOR WildBlue
                Satellite Terminals, SMs AND SMTSs FOUND TO BE DEFECTIVE AFTER
                ACCEPTANCE AND ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER
                EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY, REGARDING THE USE OF THE
                WildBlue Satellite Terminals, SMs AND SMTSs. EXCEPT FOR THE
                EXPRESS WARRANTIES IN THIS SECTION 19 AND SCHEDULE 13 AND 14,
                THE WildBlue Satellite Terminals, SMs AND SMTSs ARE PROVIDED "AS
                IS" AND CONTRACTOR MAKES NO OTHER REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTY,
                EXPRESS OR IMPLIED OF ANY KIND WITH RESPECT TO THE SMs, WHETHER
                WRITTEN OR ORAL, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, WARRANTIES OF
                MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR BASED ON
                ANY SAMPLE OR MODEL.

        19.7.   TECHNICAL SUPPORT. Contractor shall provide technical support to
                WildBlue to the extent set forth in Schedule 13 and this
                Agreement.

20.     INDEMNITIES

        20.1.   INDEMNITY BY CONTRACTOR. Contractor shall indemnify, defend and
                hold harmless WildBlue and its affiliates and their respective
                officers, directors, employees, agents, successors, and assigns
                from any and all Losses from claims arising from, in connection
                with, or based on allegations of any of the following:

                (a)     third party claims arising out of Contractor's
                        performance hereunder, including breach of this
                        Agreement;

                (b)     third party claims arising out of Contractor's failure
                        to observe or perform any duties or obligations to third
                        parties, including its subcontractors;

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                (c)     third party claims arising out of the manufacture,
                        distribution, or intended use of WildBlue Satellite
                        Terminals, SMs or SMTSs, due to Contractor's negligence
                        or willful misconduct;

                (d)     third party claims (including claims by any employee,
                        agent, customer, business invitee or business visitor or
                        other person) for death or personal injury caused by the
                        SMs or the tortious conduct of Contractor or its
                        Affiliates;

                (e)     claims for damage to real or tangible property caused by
                        the WildBlue Satellite Terminals, SMs or SMTSs or the
                        tortious conduct of Contractor or its Affiliates;

                (f)     Contractor's breach of its obligations with respect to
                        WildBlue Confidential Information;

                (g)     governmental claims arising out of Contractor's failure
                        to comply with applicable law that it is required to
                        comply with under this Agreement or to obtain those
                        permits it is required to obtain under the Contract;

                (h)     any third party claim, demand, charge, action, cause of
                        action, or other proceeding asserted against WildBlue
                        but resulting from an act or omission of Contractor in
                        its capacity as an employer of a person.

        20.2.   INDEMNITY BY WILDBLUE. WildBlue shall indemnify, defend and hold
                harmless Contractor and its Affiliates and their respective
                officers, directors, employees, agents, successors, and assigns,
                from any and all Losses from claims arising from, in connection
                with, or based on allegations of any of the following:

                (a)     third party claims arising out of WildBlue's failure to
                        observe or perform any duties or obligations to third
                        parties;

                (b)     third party claims arising out of WildBlue's breach of
                        its obligations with respect to Contractor Confidential
                        Information;

                (c)     third party claims (including claims by any employee,
                        agent, customer, business invitee or business visitor or
                        other person) for death or personal injury caused by the
                        tortious conduct of WildBlue or its Affiliates;

                (d)     governmental claims arising out of WildBlue's failure to
                        comply with applicable law that it is required to comply
                        with under this Agreement or to obtain those government
                        approvals it is required to obtain under this Agreement;

                (e)     claims for damage, loss or destruction of any real or
                        tangible personal property caused by tortious conduct of
                        WildBlue or its Affiliates;

                (f)     any third party claim, demand, charge, action, cause of
                        action, or other proceeding asserted against Contractor
                        but resulting from an act or omission of the WildBlue in
                        its capacity as an employer of a person; and

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        20.3.   INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INFRINGEMENT. Contractor shall indemnify,
                defend and hold harmless WildBlue from and against any claim,
                suit or proceeding ("SUIT") brought against WildBlue based on a
                claim that the WildBlue Satellite Terminals, SMs or SMTSs
                furnished hereunder when used in accordance with Contractor
                specifications infringes any Intellectual Property Right
                (including misappropriation of trade secrets) of any third
                party. If the use or distribution of an SM or SMTS is in such
                suit held to constitute infringement and the use thereof is
                enjoined or in the event of institution of a Suit or
                notification of the reasonable possibility thereof, Contractor
                shall at its own expense, at its option, either (a) procure for
                WildBlue the right to continue exercising the rights of WildBlue
                under this Agreement, (b) replace or modify the WildBlue
                Satellite Terminals, SMs, or SMTSs, or such Mark, so that it
                becomes non-infringing and remains functionally equivalent, or,
                in the event that neither (a) nor (b) can be achieved, using
                reasonable commercial best efforts, (c) refund to WildBlue any
                payments made by WildBlue to Contractor and terminate this
                Agreement by written notice to WildBlue, subject to Article 23
                (Termination). The foregoing states the entire liability of
                Contractor and the exclusive remedy of WildBlue with respect to
                any alleged patent, copyright or other infringement by WildBlue
                Satellite Terminals, SMs or SMTSs provided hereunder.

                The foregoing shall not apply and Contractor shall have no
                liability for infringement based on: (a) any change or
                modification made by WildBlue or others without Contractor's
                consent after delivery of the WildBlue Satellite Terminals, SMs
                or SMTSs; (b) any use of any WildBlue Satellite Terminals, SM or
                SMTS in combination with other hardware or software products or
                in any manner for which the WildBlue Satellite Terminals, SMs or
                SMTSs were not designed, to the extent such infringement was
                based on such use; (c) compliance by Contractor with WildBlue's
                designs, specifications or instructions; (d) use of any release
                or version of any WildBlue Satellite Terminals, SM or SMTS
                Software other than the most current release made available by
                Contractor, if infringement could have been avoided by use of
                such release, (e) any use of WildBlue Background Information,
                WildBlue Foreground Information or Third Party Information
                provided by WildBlue hereunder, or (f) use of WildBlue's
                trademarks or third party trademarks designated by WildBlue
                under the terms hereof. WildBlue shall indemnify Contractor for
                any Suit brought against Contractor to the extent attributable
                to infringement or misappropriation excluded from Contractor's
                indemnity obligations under the foregoing clauses (a)-(f).

        20.4.   INDEMNIFICATION PROCEDURES. With respect to third party claims,
                the following procedures shall apply:

                (a)     NOTICE. Promptly after receipt by any entity entitled to
                        indemnification under Sections 20.1 through 20.3 of
                        notice of the commencement or threatened commencement of
                        any civil, criminal, administrative, or investigative
                        action or proceeding involving a claim in respect of
                        which the indemnitee will seek indemnification pursuant
                        to any such Section, the indemnitee shall notify the
                        indemnitor of such claim in writing. No failure to so
                        notify an indemnitor shall relieve it of its obligations
                        under this Agreement except to the extent that it can
                        demonstrate actual damages attributable to such failure.
                        Within fifteen (15) days following receipt of written
                        notice from the indemnitee relating to any claim, but no
                        later than ten (10) days before the date on which any
                        response to a complaint or summons is due, the
                        indemnitor shall notify the indemnitee in writing if the

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                        indemnitor elects to assume control of the defense and
                        settlement of that claim (a "NOTICE OF ELECTION").

                (b)     PROCEDURE FOLLOWING NOTICE OF ELECTION. If the
                        indemnitor delivers a Notice of Election relating to any
                        claim within the required notice period, the indemnitor
                        shall be entitled to have sole control over the defense
                        and settlement of such claim; provided that (i) the
                        indemnitee shall be entitled to participate in the
                        defense of such claim and to employ counsel at its own
                        expense to assist in the handling of such claim, and
                        (ii) the indemnitor shall obtain the prior written
                        approval of the indemnitee before entering into any
                        settlement of such claim or ceasing to defend against
                        such claim. After the indemnitor has delivered a Notice
                        of Election relating to any claim in accordance with the
                        preceding paragraph, the indemnitor shall not be liable
                        to the indemnitee for any legal expenses incurred by the
                        indemnitee in connection with the defense of that claim.
                        In addition, the indemnitor shall not be required to
                        indemnify the indemnitee for any amount paid or payable
                        by the indemnitee in the settlement of any claim for
                        which the indemnitor has delivered a timely Notice of
                        Election if such amount was agreed to without the
                        written consent of the indemnitor.

                (c)     PROCEDURE WHERE NO NOTICE OF ELECTION IS DELIVERED. If
                        the indemnitor does not deliver a Notice of Election
                        relating to any claim within the required notice period,
                        the indemnitee shall have the right to defend and/or
                        settle the claim in such manner as it may deem
                        appropriate, at the cost and expense of the indemnitor.
                        The indemnitor shall promptly reimburse the indemnitee
                        for all such Losses.

        20.5.   SUBROGATION. If an indemnitor shall be obligated to indemnify an
                indemnitee pursuant to Sections 20.1 through 20.3, the
                indemnitor shall, upon payment of such indemnity in full, be
                subrogated to all rights of the indemnitee with respect to the
                claims to which such indemnification relates.

21.     LIABILITY

        Each Party shall have a duty to use commercially reasonable efforts to
        mitigate damages for which the other Party is responsible.

22.     DISPUTE RESOLUTION

        Any dispute between the Parties arising out of or relating to this
        Agreement, including with respect to the interpretation of any provision
        of this Agreement and with respect to the performance by Contractor or
        WildBlue, shall be resolved as provided in this Article 22. Each Party
        agrees that during any dispute resolution process or procedure it will
        use reasonable commercial efforts to continue to perform under the
        agreement until such dispute is resolved in accordance with this Article
        22.

        22.1.   INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION. Subject to Section 22.3, prior to
                the initiation of formal dispute resolution procedures, the
                Parties shall first attempt to resolve their dispute informally
                pursuant to this Section 22.1. Upon the written request of a
                Party, each Party

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                shall appoint a designated representative who does not devote
                substantially all of his or her time to performance under this
                Agreement, whose task it will be to meet for the purpose of
                endeavoring to resolve such dispute.

                (a)     The designated representatives shall meet as often as
                        the Parties reasonably deem necessary in order to gather
                        and furnish to the other all information with respect to
                        the matter in issue which the Parties believe to be
                        appropriate and germane in connection with its
                        resolution. The representatives shall discuss the
                        problem and attempt to resolve the dispute without the
                        necessity of any formal proceeding.

                (b)     During the course of discussion, all reasonable requests
                        made by one Party to another for non-privileged
                        information, reasonably related to this Agreement, shall
                        be honored in order that each of the Parties may be
                        fully advised of the other's position.

                (c)     The specific format for the discussions shall be left to
                        the discretion of the designated representatives.

                (d)     If the designated representatives fail to resolve the
                        dispute, the Parties agree to escalate the dispute
                        resolution process to a higher executive level, and then
                        to the CEO level. Each level of informal dispute
                        resolution will be allowed no more than fifteen (15)
                        days, unless otherwise mutually agreed by the Parties.

        22.2.   ARBITRATION.

                (a)     Subject to Subsection 22.2(b), and 22.4, if the Parties
                        fail to resolve a dispute pursuant to Section 22.1
                        above, either Party may then refer such dispute to be
                        settled by submission to the CPR Institute for Dispute
                        Resolution ("CPR") for binding arbitration in Denver,
                        Colorado if Contractor is demanding such arbitration and
                        San Diego, California if WildBlue is demanding such
                        arbitration under the then current CPR "Non-Administered
                        Arbitration Rules" or any successor CPR rules, and the
                        procedures specified under this Section 22.2. Each Party
                        consents to the enforcement of any such arbitration
                        award or judgement in its home jurisdiction. Any
                        arbitration shall be conducted and enforced in
                        accordance with the following principles:

                        (i)     STANDARD ARBITRATION. Selection of Arbitrators.
                                Arbitration shall be conducted by three (3)
                                arbitrators with each Party to this Agreement
                                selecting one arbitrator each and the two
                                selected arbitrators then selecting the third
                                arbitrator. Each arbitrator shall be independent
                                of the Parties and shall have at least ten (10)
                                years of experience in commercial transactions,
                                including transactions involving communications
                                technology companies.

                        (ii)    LIMITED DISCOVERY. Prior to the commencement of
                                the arbitration, each Party shall be entitled to
                                take limited discovery, including the rights to
                                request a reasonable number of documents, to
                                serve no more than twenty (20) interrogatories
                                and to take no more than three (3) depositions.
                                Each

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                                Party may seek the right to serve additional
                                interrogatories and to take additional
                                depositions upon a showing of good faith to the
                                arbitrators, who can grant or deny any such
                                request, in whole or part, in their sole
                                discretion. This limited discovery shall be
                                conducted in accordance with the Federal Rules
                                of Civil Procedure, which shall be interpreted
                                and enforced by the arbitrators. Any disputes
                                regarding whether a Party has requested a
                                "reasonable" number of documents shall be
                                determined by the arbitrators in their sole
                                discretion.

                        (iii)   HEARING AND DECISION. The arbitrators shall, as
                                soon as practicable and upon fifteen (15) days
                                written notice to each Party, conduct an
                                arbitration hearing and proceeding on the merits
                                of the dispute giving effect to this Agreement
                                as interpreted under New York law and thereafter
                                shall issue a preliminary written decision
                                citing the basis for the decision, including
                                findings of fact and conclusions of law. The
                                Parties shall have two (2) business days to file
                                a written response to such preliminary decision,
                                and thereafter the arbitrators shall as soon as
                                practicable issue a final and binding decision.
                                The decision of the arbitrators shall be based
                                on a majority vote. As part of such decision,
                                the arbitrators shall also be required to
                                determine if any equitable adjustment to the
                                applicable schedules for performance herein is
                                appropriate and the extent of such adjustment.

        22.3.   INJUNCTIVE RELIEF. Notwithstanding Subsections 22.1 or 22.2,
                either Party may obtain preliminary or temporary injunctive
                relief, including specific performance, or relief in and of
                arbitration at any time from a court of competent jurisdiction
                where immediate irreparable harm to that Party is threatened by
                the other Party's acts or omissions; provided, however, that
                requests for permanent injunctive relief shall be arbitrated
                pursuant to Section 22.2(a).

        22.4.   VENUE AND JURISDICTION. Each Party consents to the exclusive
                jurisdiction and venue in a competent court in the County of
                Denver, State of Colorado and the County of San Diego, State of
                California, in the event of any dispute between the Parties
                arising out of or relating to this Agreement that is permitted
                under this Article 22 to be resolved by litigation or in the
                enforcement of any award granted pursuant to this Article 22,
                and each Party agrees that it shall file any suit against the
                other Party only in such courts.

23.     TERMINATION

        23.1.   TERMINATION FOR CAUSE.

                (a)     If Contractor:

                        (i)     commits a material breach of this Agreement and,
                                in the case of a breach capable of being cured,
                                fails to cure such breach within thirty (30)
                                days (except as expressly set forth herein)
                                after written notice from WildBlue to Contractor
                                detailing the particulars of such breach and
                                requiring that it be remedied; or

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                        (ii)    ceases to carry on its business; a receiver or
                                similar officer is appointed for Contractor and
                                is not discharged within sixty (60) days; admits
                                in writing its inability to pay debts as they
                                mature, is adjudicated bankrupt, or makes an
                                assignment for the benefit or its creditors or
                                another arrangement of similar import; or
                                proceedings under bankruptcy or insolvency laws
                                are commenced by or against Contractor and are
                                not dismissed within ninety (90) days;

                then WildBlue may, by giving written notice to Contractor,
                terminate this Agreement, in whole or in part, as of a date
                specified in the notice of termination ("TERMINATION DATE"). If
                WildBlue chooses to terminate this Agreement in part, the
                charges payable under this Agreement will be appropriately
                adjusted to reflect those services that are terminated. Any of
                the foregoing reasons for which WildBlue may terminate this
                Agreement shall be referred to as "CAUSE." Except as expressly
                limited by this Agreement, if WildBlue terminates this Agreement
                for Cause, WildBlue shall have all remedies available to it in
                law and at equity.

                (b)     If WildBlue:

                        (i)     commits a material breach of this Agreement and,
                                in the case of a breach capable of being cured,
                                fails to cure such breach within thirty (30)
                                days (except as expressly set forth herein)
                                after written notice from Contractor to WildBlue
                                detailing the particulars of such breach and
                                requiring that it be remedied; or

                        (ii)    fails to pay Contractor undisputed charges when
                                due under the Agreement and fails to cure such
                                breach within thirty (30) days of written notice
                                from Contractor of such breach; or

                        (iii)   ceases to carry on its business; a receiver or
                                similar officer is appointed for WildBlue and is
                                not discharged within thirty (30) days; admits
                                in writing its inability to pay debts as they
                                mature, is adjudicated bankrupt, or makes an
                                assignment for the benefit or its creditors or
                                another arrangement of similar import; or
                                proceedings under bankruptcy or insolvency laws
                                are commenced by or against WildBlue and are not
                                dismissed within sixty (60) days;

                        Contractor may, by giving written notice to WildBlue,
                        terminate this Agreement as of a Termination Date and
                        any such reason for termination shall be referred to as
                        "Cause". Except as expressly limited by this Agreement,
                        if Contractor terminates this Agreement for Cause,
                        Contractor shall have all remedies available to it in
                        law and at equity.

        23.2.   TERMINATION FOR CONVENIENCE.

                (a)     After acceptance and payment for all the Milestones
                        listed in Section 5.4, WildBlue may terminate this
                        Agreement, in whole or in part, for convenience by
                        giving Contractor written notice of termination or by
                        failing to provide written confirmation as set forth is
                        Section 23.2(b). Such notice shall designate a

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                        Termination Date, which date shall be not less than
                        sixty (60) days after the date of such notice and the
                        amounts set forth in Sections 23.2(b), 23.2(c) and
                        23.2(d), if any, shall be immediately due and paid.

                (b)     Article 8 sets forth the Initial WildBlue Satellite
                        Terminal Order and Initial SMTS Order. If WildBlue
                        terminates these Initial Orders pursuant to Section
                        23.2(a) or fails to confirm any part of these Initial
                        Orders in writing, by May 1, 2003, WildBlue shall pay
                        Contractor ***. If both of the Initial Orders were
                        either terminated pursuant to Section 23.2(a) or by
                        failing to confirm both Initial Orders, this Agreement
                        shall be terminated. Except as set forth in Section
                        23.2(c) and Section 23.2(d), payment of this amount
                        shall be the sole liability of WildBlue for payment of
                        said terminated Order in connection with a termination
                        pursuant to this Section 23.2.

                (c)     In addition to the payment in 23.2(b) above, if WildBlue
                        elects to terminate, in whole of part, this Agreement or
                        any Order(s) for WBSMs or WBSTs for convenience less
                        than 180 days prior to the firm delivery date for those
                        Orders (as established by Schedule 9 and Schedule 20) ,
                        WildBlue shall pay Contractor an amount calculated in
                        accordance with the following schedule:

                        (i)     150-180 days from the Delivery Date: ***of price
                                of terminated units scheduled for delivery
                                during this period;

                        (ii)    120-150 days from the Delivery Date: *** of
                                price of terminated units scheduled for delivery
                                during this period;

                        (iii)   90-120 days from the Delivery Date: *** of price
                                of terminated units scheduled for delivery
                                during this period; and

                        (iv)    less than 90 days from the Delivery Date: *** of
                                price of terminated units scheduled for delivery
                                during this period.

                (d)     In addition to the payment in 23.2(b) above, if WildBlue
                        elects to terminate, in whole of part, this Agreement or
                        any Order for SMTSs for convenience less than 180 days
                        prior to the first scheduled production delivery,
                        WildBlue shall pay Contractor according to the following
                        schedule:

                        (i)     120-180 days from the Delivery Date: *** of
                                price of terminated units scheduled for delivery
                                during this period;

                        (ii)    90-120 days from the Delivery Date: *** of price
                                of terminated units scheduled for delivery
                                during this period;

                        (iii)   60-90 days from the Delivery Date: *** of price
                                of terminated units scheduled for delivery
                                during this period; and

                        (iv)    less than 60 days from the Delivery Date: *** of
                                price of terminated units scheduled for delivery
                                during this period.

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        23.3.   EFFECT OF TERMINATION OR EXPIRATION; WIND DOWN.

                After expiration or termination of the Agreement and, if
                Contractor has delivered and received payment for at least
                50,000 WBSTs or SMs, Contractor agrees to provide Post Warranty
                Support and Maintenance (in accordance with Schedule 14) for
                four (4) years after the date of the delivery and full payment
                of 50,000 WildBlue Satellite Terminals or SMs and technical
                support services as identified in Schedule 14 Section 1, for
                twelve (12) months after the effective date of expiration or
                termination of the Agreement. WildBlue will pay Contractor for
                Post Warranty Support and Maintenance and technical support
                services in accordance with the applicable Schedules; provided
                that if the Agreement is terminated by WildBlue for cause, then
                Contractor will provide such technical support as reasonably
                requested to support WildBlue's transition to another supplier
                at no cost for up to four (4) months after the effective date of
                termination.

24.     LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.

        EXCEPT FOR (A) CONTRACTOR'S POTENTIAL LIABILITY FOR LIQUIDATED DAMAGES,
        (B) DAMAGES RESULTING FROM EITHER PARTY'S BREACH OF SECTION 18
        (CONFIDENTIALITY), AND (C) A PARTY'S INDEMNIFICATION OBLIGATIONS
        HEREUNDER, IN NO EVENT SHALL EITHER PARTY BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL,
        INDIRECT, PUNITIVE, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING BUT NOT
        LIMITED TO LOST PROFITS, REVENUE, GOOD WILL OR LOSS OF USE OR DATA)
        ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO: (I) THE SMS, WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINAL
        AND SMTS; (II) THE USE OF AN SM, WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINAL OR SMTS;
        (III) THE RESULTS OF ANY USE OF AN SM, WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINAL OR
        SMTS; (IV) THE INTEGRATION OF SMS WITH EQUIPMENT NOT PROVIDED BY
        CONTRACTOR; (V) OTHERWISE RELATING TO THE FUNCTIONING OF AN SM, WILDBLUE
        SATELLITE TERMINAL OR SMTS; OR (VI) A PARTY'S PERFORMANCE (OR FAILURE TO
        PERFORM) ITS OBLIGATIONS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, EVEN IF SUCH PARTY HAD
        BEEN ADVISED, KNEW OR SHOULD HAVE KNOWN OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
        DAMAGES OR COSTS.

        EXCEPT WITH RESPECT TO (A) WILDBLUE'S PAYMENT OBLIGATIONS PURSUANT TO
        SECTION 17.1 AND SECTION 23.2, AND (B) FOR BREACHES OF SECTION 18, THE
        MAXIMUM AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF CONTRACTOR OR WILDBLUE, THEIR RESPECTIVE
        OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, SHAREHOLDERS, EMPLOYEES, SUBCONTRACTORS AND AGENTS,
        UNDER THIS AGREEMENT FOR ALL LOSSES, DAMAGES, EXPENSES OR INJURIES,
        WHETHER UNDER CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, NEGLIGENCE
        AND STRICT LIABILITY), BY STATUTE, OTHER LEGAL THEORY OR OTHERWISE,
        ARISING OUT OF THE PERFORMANCE, NON-PERFORMANCE OR IMPROPER PERFORMANCE
        BY CONTRACTOR OR WILDBLUE, AS THE CASE MAY BE, OF ITS OBLIGATIONS
        HEREUNDER, SHALL BE LIMITED TO, IN ANY AND ALL EVENTS, THE GREATER OF
        (X) ***, AND (Y) THE AGGREGATE AMOUNT PAID BY WILDBLUE TO CONTRACTOR
        HEREUNDER IN THE 12 MONTH PERIOD IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING THE EVENT GIVING
        RISE TO THE CLAIM.

25.     GENERAL

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        25.1.   BINDING NATURE AND ASSIGNMENT. This Agreement shall be binding
                on the Parties hereto and their respective successors and
                permitted assigns. Neither Party may, or shall have the power
                to, assign this Agreement or delegate such Party's obligations
                hereunder without the prior written consent of the other, except
                no consent shall be required in connection with the merger,
                consolidation, sale, or other transfer of all or substantially
                all the business and/or assets of such Party.

        25.2.   ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This Agreement, including any Schedules
                referred to herein and attached hereto, constitutes the entire
                agreement between the Parties with respect to the subject matter
                hereof and supersedes all prior agreements, whether written or
                oral, with respect to the subject matter contained in this
                Agreement. In particular, this Agreement supersedes both the
                Prior Agreements, which Prior Agreements are terminated and are
                of no further force or effect as to events occurring after the
                termination of said Prior Agreements. Each Party acknowledges
                that, as of the Effective Date, Contractor has fully performed
                its development, document and delivery obligations under the
                Prior Agreements, and WildBlue has fully performed its payment
                obligations therefor, and each Party covenants not to assert any
                claim that the other Party breached any said obligation under a
                Prior Agreement.

        25.3.   COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS AND STANDARDS.

                (a)     Each Party agrees that its execution, delivery, and
                        performance of this Agreement shall not constitute (i) a
                        violation of any judgment, order, or decree; (ii) a
                        material default under any material contract by which it
                        or any of its material assets are bound; or (iii) an
                        event that would, with notice or lapse of time, or both,
                        constitute such a default as described in (ii).

                (b)     Subject to Contractor's obligations under Sections
                        5.3(b) hereof, each Party shall be responsible for, and
                        shall coordinate and oversee compliance with the laws
                        and regulations in respect of items exported or imported
                        hereunder by it. The Parties acknowledge that certain
                        Intellectual Property Rights, including those related to
                        the SM and SMTS Software and technical data to be
                        provided hereunder and certain transactions hereunder,
                        may be subject to export controls under the laws and
                        regulations of the United States and other countries.
                        Neither Party shall export or re-export any such items
                        or any direct product thereof or undertake any
                        transaction in violation of any such laws or
                        regulations.

        25.4.   NOTICES. All notices, requests, demands, and determinations
                under this Agreement (other than routine operational
                communications), shall be in writing and shall be deemed duly
                given (i) when received if delivered by hand, (ii) one (1) day
                after being given for next day delivery to an express, overnight
                courier with a reliable system for tracking delivery, or (iii)
                five (5) days after the day of mailing, when mailed by United
                States mail, registered or certified mail, return receipt
                requested, postage prepaid, and addressed as follows:

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              If to WildBlue:                            If to Contractor:
              WildBlue Communications, Inc.              ViaSat, Inc.
              4600 South Syracuse St., Suite 500         6155 El Camino Real
              Denver, CO 80237                           Carlsbad, CA 92009
              Phone: 720-554-7400                        Phone: 760-476-2200
              Fax: 720-554-7500                          Fax: 760-929-3926

              Contact Persons:                           Contact Persons:

              ***                                        ***

        A Party may from time to time change its address or designee for
        notification purposes by giving the other prior written notice of the
        new address or designee and the date upon which it will become
        effective.

        25.5.   COUNTERPARTS. This Agreement may be executed in several
                counterparts, all of which taken together shall constitute one
                single agreement between the Parties hereto.

        25.6.   RELATIONSHIP OF PARTIES. Contractor, in furnishing SMs
                hereunder, is acting as an independent contractor, and
                Contractor has the sole right and obligation to supervise,
                manage, direct, procure, perform or cause to be performed, all
                work to be performed by Contractor under this Agreement. Neither
                Party is an agent of the other Party nor has a Party any
                authority to represent the other Party as to any matters, except
                as expressly authorized in this Agreement.

        25.7.   SEVERABILITY. If any provision of this Agreement conflicts with
                the law under which this Agreement is to be construed or if any
                such provision is held invalid by an arbitrator or a court with
                jurisdiction over the Parties, such provision shall be deemed to
                be restated to reflect as nearly as possible the original
                intentions of the Parties in accordance with applicable law. The
                remainder of this Agreement shall remain in full force and
                effect.

        25.8.   CONSENTS AND APPROVAL. Except where expressly provided as being
                in the discretion of a Party, where agreement, approval,
                acceptance, consent, or similar action by either Party is
                required under this Agreement, such action shall not be
                unreasonably delayed or withheld. An approval or consent given
                by a Party under this Agreement shall not relieve the other
                Party from responsibility for complying with the requirements of
                this Agreement, nor shall it be construed as a waiver of any
                rights under this Agreement, except as and to the extent
                otherwise expressly provided in such approval or consent.

        25.9.   WAIVER OF DEFAULT; CUMULATIVE REMEDIES.

                (a)     No waiver or discharge hereof shall be valid unless in
                        writing and signed by an authorized representative of
                        the Party against which such amendment, waiver, or
                        discharge is sought to be enforced. A delay or omission
                        by either Party hereto to exercise any right or power
                        under this Agreement shall not be construed to be a
                        waiver thereof. A waiver by either of the Parties hereto
                        of any of the covenants to be performed by the other or
                        any breach thereof shall not be construed to be a waiver
                        of any succeeding breach thereof or of any other
                        covenant herein contained.

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                (b)     Except as otherwise expressly provided herein and
                        subject to Section 19.2 above, all remedies provided for
                        in this Agreement shall be cumulative and in addition to
                        and not in lieu of any other remedies available to
                        either Party at law, in equity or otherwise.

        25.10.  SURVIVAL. All provisions with respect to payment obligations
                hereunder, Sections 1, 2, 3, 4.2, 10, 17, 18, 9, 20, 21, 22, 23
                and 24, and any other provision of this Agreement which
                contemplates performance or observance subsequent to any
                termination or expiration of this Agreement (in whole or in
                part) shall survive any termination or expiration of this
                Agreement (in whole or in part, as applicable) and continue in
                full force and effect, but shall not extend the applicable
                statute of limitations.

        25.11.  PUBLIC DISCLOSURES. Except as may be required by applicable law
                or in response to an order of a court of competent jurisdiction
                or government agency, neither Party nor its subcontractors will
                issue a press release or other public announcement concerning
                the subject matter of this Agreement without the prior approval
                of the other Party, which approval shall not be unreasonably
                withheld or delayed. Such approval must be provided (or the
                notice that such approval is withheld must be provided) as soon
                as practicable but in not event later than five (5) days after
                the request of the other Party. Except as authorized by Sections
                7.3 or 18, all media releases, public announcements, and public
                disclosures relating to this Agreement or the subject matter of
                this Agreement, including promotional or marketing material, but
                not including announcements intended solely for internal
                distribution or disclosures to the extent required to meet legal
                or regulatory requirements beyond the reasonable control of the
                disclosing Party, shall be coordinated with and approved in
                writing by both Parties prior to release.

        25.12.  THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARIES. Except as specifically provided in
                this Agreement, this Agreement is entered into solely between,
                and may be enforced only by, WildBlue and Contractor. This
                Agreement shall not be deemed to create any rights in third
                parties, including suppliers and customers of a Party, or to
                create any obligations of a Party to any such third parties.

        25.13.  AMENDMENT. This Agreement shall not be modified, amended or in
                any way altered except by an instrument in writing signed by
                both Parties.

        25.14.  INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE AND ORDER OF PRECEDENCE.

                (a)     The Schedules and Attachments attached hereto are hereby
                        incorporated by reference into this Agreement. Any
                        amendments to Schedules and Attachments, and any other
                        Schedules and Attachments that are agreed upon in
                        writing by the Parties subsequent to the Effective Date,
                        shall likewise be incorporated by reference into this
                        Agreement.

                (b)     Any conflict among or between the documents making up
                        this Agreement will be resolved in accordance with the
                        following order of precedence (in descending order of
                        precedence):

                        (i)     Change Orders;

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                        (ii)    This Agreement;

                        (iii)   The Schedules (Any conflict among or between the
                                following Schedules will be resolved in
                                accordance with the following order of
                                precedence (in descending order of precedence):
                                Schedule 1 (Satellite Modem Product
                                Description), Schedule 3 (SM/SMTS Functional
                                Specification), Schedule 4 (IDU/ODU Interface
                                Specification), Schedule 2 (WildBlue Radio
                                Frequency Interface Specification),); and

                        (iv)    Orders.

        25.15.  GOVERNING LAW. This Agreement and performance under it shall be
                governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of state
                of New York without regard to its choice of law principles. The
                International Sale of Goods Convention shall not apply to this
                Agreement.

        25.16.  COVENANT OF GOOD FAITH. Each Party agrees that, in its
                respective dealings with the other Party under or in connection
                with this Agreement, it shall act in good faith.

        25.17.  AUTHORIZATION. Each Party represents and warrants to the other
                that:

                (a)     it has the requisite corporate power and authority to
                        enter into this Agreement and to carry out the
                        transactions contemplated by this Agreement;

                (b)     the execution, delivery and performance of this
                        Agreement and the consummation of the transactions
                        contemplated by this Agreement have been duly authorized
                        by the requisite corporate action on the part of such
                        Party; and

                (c)     is not subject to any contractual or other obligation
                        that would prevent it from entering into or performing
                        this Agreement.

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        IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Agreement has been executed and delivered by
the undersigned officers, thereunto, duly authorized, as the Effective Date.

WILDBLUE COMMUNICATIONS, INC.            VIASAT, INC.

By: ________________________             By: ________________________
    David M. Brown                           Stephen W. Cable
    Vice President and General Counsel       Vice President, Broadband Systems.
Date: December 12, 2001                  Date: December 12, 2001.

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                                   SCHEDULE 1

                       SATELLITE MODEM PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

                           VERSION 9, DATED 2/23/2001

                                      ***

                             [19 pages omitted]

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                                   SCHEDULE 2

                WILDBLUE RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFACE SPECIFICATION

                             DATED JANUARY 24, 2001

                                      ***

                               [82 pages omitted]

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                                   SCHEDULE 3

                        WILDBLUE PRODUCT PHASING DOCUMENT

                           VERSION 1, JULY 20, 2001.

                                      ***

                               [13 pages omitted]

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                                   SCHEDULE 4

                        IDU/ODU INTERFACE SPECIFICATION.

                           DRAFT 1, FEBRUARY 22, 2001

                                      ***

                               [10 pages omitted]

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                                   SCHEDULE 5

        WILDBLUE RESPONSIBILITIES

<TABLE>
<S>                                            <C>
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DELIVERIES FROM MAJOR COMPONENT
VENDOR (MCV)                                   Each deliverable meeting the
                                               requirements set forth in the
                                               applicable agreement (including
                                               statement of work and technical
                                               attachments) between Major
                                               Component Vendor and WildBlue.

***
 .............................................  ***

PEP INTERFACE

***                                            ***
 .............................................

      EQUIPMENT & SERVICES ACCOUNT                   DELIVERY DATE

***                                            ***

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</TABLE>

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                                   SCHEDULE 6

                                    RESERVED

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                                   SCHEDULE 7

                                    RESERVED

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                                   SCHEDULE 8

            MINIMUM ORDER COMMITMENT AND MAXIMUM CAPACITY COMMITMENT

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
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SCHEDULED MONTH FOR                                                       MAXIMUM NUMBER OF
DELIVERY                             MINIMUM NUMBER OF UNITS(1)                UNITS(2)
                                  --------------------------------        ------------------
                                  WBST-A            WBST-B or SM-B        (WBST-A/WBST-B)
                                                        Version
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                               <C>               <C>                   <C>
Production Month 1                 ***                    ***                    ***

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Production Month 2                 ***                    ***                    ***

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Production Month 3                 ***                    ***                    ***

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Production Month 4                 ***                    ***                    ***

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Production Month 5                 ***                    ***                    ***

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Production Month 6                 ***                    ***                    ***

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Production Month 7                 ***                    ***                    ***

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Production Month 8                 ***                    ***                    ***

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Production Month 9                 ***                    ***                    ***

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Production Month 10 and     In accordance with    In accordance with             ***
on                             SM Order and          SM Order and
                             Delivery Forecast     Delivery Forecast
                               (Schedule 9)          (Schedule 9)
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</TABLE>

After the SM-B version has gone through Acceptance Testing, the SM-A column
will no longer be applicable

For the purposes of this Agreement, Production Month 1 is defined to be the
month selected for delivery within the time period set forth in Schedule 9. ***.

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(1) After the SM-B version has gone through Acceptance Testing, the SM-A column
will no longer be applicable (1)

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                                   SCHEDULE 9

                      WBST/WBSM ORDER AND DELIVERY FORECAST

Beginning 9 months prior to the first scheduled WBST and/or WBSM delivery and
continuing through the Term, WildBlue will provide an Order and Delivery
Forecast to the Contractor. For the Initial WBST Order of Section 8.3 of this
Agreement, the first delivery date shall be no earlier than *** and no later
than ***. The Order and Delivery Forecast will include a firm commitment for the
amount of the SMs required for delivery with specified configuration for the one
month period commencing on the first day of the third month following the date
of the Order and Delivery Forecast and a forecast for the subsequent five
months. Coincident with providing the Order and Delivery Forecast, WildBlue will
issue an Order for the units identified as the firm commitment.

For example, an Order Delivery Forecast on January 1st will include a firm
commitment and an accompanying Order for deliveries commencing on April 1st,
with April deliveries required to be delivered prior to the month end. A month
as set forth herein is a calendar month. After the initial Order and Delivery
Forecast, subsequent submittals shall be consistent with Schedule 8 and the
constraints on month to month forecast changes set forth below for a forecast
submitted 3 months prior to the first day of month 1.

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
        Month         Specified Qty         Requirement(1)
        -----         -------------         -----------
        <S>           <C>                   <C>
           1                 A              +/- 15% of Previous Month 2

           2                 B              +/- 25% of Previous Month 3

           3                 C              +/- 50% of Previous Month 4

           4                 D              Consistent with Schedule 8

           5                 E              Consistent with Schedule 8

           6                 F              Consistent with Schedule 8
</TABLE>

If at the time of an Order and Delivery Forecast, the SM-B version has not gone
through Acceptance Testing and been Accepted, WildBlue shall provide a forecast
for both SM-A and SM-B versions. Upon receipt of the Order and Delivery
Forecast, Contractor shall accept Month 1 as a firm Order subject to the terms
and conditions of the Agreement. If Contractor has information that parts
shortages, supplier quality issues or other factors would preclude Contractor's
ability to meet the forecast deliveries in any or all of months 2 through 6,
Contractor has 12 days to submit a revised forecast proposal to WildBlue. The
revised forecast proposal shall include Contractor's plan of action to minimize
the impact on the forecast and Contractor's proposed revision. Upon WildBlue's
approval of the plan, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, the revised
forecast becomes the formal Order and Delivery Forecast for that period.

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(11) WildBlue may request a delayed delivery schedule subject to the terms
agreed to in this Agreement. If WildBlue desires to purchase a greater number
during any month than is permitted in the forecast schedule, Contractor will
provide WildBlue with a written response indicating the additional units above
the previous forecast which can be committed to in the forecast.

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If WildBlue fails to deliver any forecast as required in this Agreement,
Contractor shall be entitled to proceed based on the last previous forecast
delivered.

      FOR CLARIFICATION ONLY OF THE FORECAST PROCESS, THE FOLLOWING EXAMPLE IS
PROVIDED:

                 Previous Forecast -- each month, non-cumulative

                  Order and Delivery Forecast Provided July 1st

<TABLE>
<S>              <C>            <C>            <C>            <C>           <C>
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Month 1          Month 2        Month 3        Month 4        Month 5       Month 6

(Oct.)           (Nov.)         (Dec.)         (Jan.)         (Feb.)        (Mar.)

10,000 (Firm     11,000         12,000         40,000         17,000        18,000
Order)                                         (Forecast      (Forecast     (Forecast
                                               only)          only)         only)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

                                Updated Forecast

                  Order and Delivery Forecast Provided August 1

<TABLE>
<S>              <C>           <C>             <C>            <C>           <C>
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Month 1          Month 2       Month 3         Month 4        Month 5       Month 6

(Nov.)           (Dec.)        (Jan.)          (Feb.)         (Mar.)        (April)

12,650           15,000        50,000          48,000         20,000        20,000

(within +/-      (within +/-   (within +/-     (Forecast      (Forecast     (Forecast
15% of           25% of        50% of          Only)          Only)         Only)
previous         previous      previous
forecast for     forecast      forecast for
Nov.)            for Dec.)     Jan. but
                               cannot exceed
(now Firm)                     50,000 per
                               Schedule 8)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

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                                   SCHEDULE 10

                                   LABOR RATES

The rates and guidelines for expenses and travel set forth on this Schedule
apply only to those Services identified in the Agreement

                                CONTRACTOR RATES
<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
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          GRADE                  CATEGORY                 HOURLY RATE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
          <S>                  <C>                        <C>
           E 1                   Executive                    ***
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

           E 2                 Sr./Lead Eng.                  ***
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

           E 3                     Eng.                       ***
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

           E 4                   Jr. Eng.                     ***
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

           T 1              Field Service Eng.                ***
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

            T                      Tech                       ***
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

            S                     Support                     ***

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</TABLE>

1)  The rates set forth above are in effect through the Calendar Year 2001.
    Thereafter, Contractor will increase the labor rates at the end of each
    Calendar Year, beginning 12/31/01 to reflect Contractor's then current
    rates; provided that Contractor shall ensure that the rates charged to
    WildBlue are no less favorable than the rates charged for similar services
    and terms to any other customer or affiliated party of Contractor and that
    such rates shall not increase by more than *** percent (***%) at the end of
    a calendar year.

2)  Contractor shall also be reimbursed for its reasonable, documented expenses
    related to travel, per diem and other related expenses. Such reimbursement
    shall be at Contractor's cost in accordance with its accounting system plus
    an administrative fee of ten percent (10%). WildBlue will not be obligated
    to reimburse Contractor for any expenses related to travel, per diem and
    other related expenses in excess of two thousand dollars ($2,000), unless
    WildBlue has provided its written consent, which consent shall not be
    unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed, prior to such expenses being
    incurred.

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                                   SCHEDULE 11

                  WILDBLUE SATELLITE TERMINAL PRICING SCHEDULE

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
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  SCHEDULED DELIVERY                                UNIT PRICE
     DATE IN 2002
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
                               WBST-A(1)         SM-B          WBST-B
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                            <C>            <C>              <C>
August through Term             $***          TBD IAW          TBD IAW
                                              Section 16.4     Section 16.4
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
</TABLE>

Plus reasonable start up costs, including costs for any requested functionality
that is not available in the existing product. WildBlue and Contractor will
negotiate in good faith to establish appropriate ramp up times and start up
costs for production of these units.

        o   The WBST-A price is based upon the design Contractor presented
            at CDR with the following additional requirements:
        .......................................................................

***

        o   WildBlue highly encourages the following features, but they are
            not requirements:

 ***

The above price commitment is predicated on the availability of  ***.

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(1) WBST-A pricing is for a minimum order of *** units

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                                   SCHEDULE 12

                                CONTRACTOR MARKS

1.  ViaSat(R)

2.  ViaSat Satellite Networks(TM) (Not for use on SM).

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                                   SCHEDULE 13

          WBSM/WBST TECHNICAL SUPPORT, WARRANTY SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE

                      TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR WBSMs AND WBSTs

For the purposes of this schedule, references to SMs apply equally to WBSMs and
WBSTs. During the Term, Contractor will make available to WildBlue at
Contractors then current commercial rates (except as noted below) technical
support and services, which shall include, but not be limited to, the provision
of the following services:

      1.    Beginning with the delivery and payment of the first *** production
            SMs, at no additional charge, telephone support to the WildBlue
            technical team, 24 hours per day, seven days per week for production
            SM related problems during system integration testing, and the first
            six months of SMs operating in the field and communicating through a
            WildBlue satellite.

      2.    Contractor must provide at no additional charge, via a web-based
            application, a list of the number of times WildBlue's personnel
            contacted Contractor's technical support, with the date and time of
            contact, the problem, and disposition of the call. Such application
            must be updated such that status of the call must be provided via
            the web within 24 hours. As the problem is solved/escalated status
            must be provided on the web based application within a reasonable
            period of time.

      3.    Assistance in the diagnosis and resolution of hardware and software
            problems.

      4.    Assistance in expediting priority replacement parts or systems
            required on an emergency basis.

      5.    Assistance in the support of the initial implementation of SMs and
            during installation of significant SM updates and/or changes.

      6.    Support in the preparation and analysis of failure and discrepancy
            reports, as required.

      7.    Cooperation in providing reasonable guidelines and documentation to
            ensure the necessary tracking and resolution of engineering,
            installation and service complaints.

WARRANTY

      1.    Contractor warrants to WildBlue that upon delivery of the SM to
            WildBlue all right, title and interest in SM Hardware will pass to
            WildBlue free of all liens, imperfections in title, claims, charges,
            restrictions, or other encumbrances. Contractor warrants to WildBlue
            that the SM Hardware (except for operating systems SM Software
            furnished) shall be new, free from defects in material and
            workmanship, and that the SM Hardware and SM Software shall perform
            in material conformance with the Specifications, for a period of one
            (1) year from installation date but in no event more than 30 months
            from delivery. (the "WARRANTY PERIOD"). All warranties shall survive
            inspection, acceptance and payment. WildBlue shall reasonably
            cooperate with Contractor in implementing the most cost efficient,
            cost effective warranty procedures.

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      2.    During the Warranty Period, SMs that are subject to Defects shall be
            returned to Contractor for repair or replacement at no charge or
            cost to WildBlue, Authorized Reseller or User. Unless otherwise
            agreed by Contractor and WildBlue, for SMs that are returned to
            Contractor for repair, Contractor shall, at its option and cost,
            either complete repairs and return the repaired SM, or ship
            replacement SM, within ten (10) days of receipt of defective SM at
            Contractor's designated repair location. All SMs returned for
            warranty repair hereunder shall be returned in accordance with
            certain standard procedures, to be mutually agreed upon by the
            parties, which may be amended from time to time. Alternatively, the
            option of having a replacement SM shipped to either WildBlue, an
            Authorized Reseller or a User within two (2) business days of
            receipt by Contractor of the returned SM for a *** processing fee
            payable by the sending Party shall be provided. The sending Party
            shall bear the risk of loss or damage of a returned SM while such is
            in WildBlue's, Authorized Resellers' or Users' custody until such SM
            is delivered to Contractor's designated repair facility. The sending
            party shall bear the cost of transportation charges for shipment to
            Contractor (FOB destination; freight prepaid) of SMs under warranty
            to be repaired or replaced. For return shipments from Contractor to
            WildBlue, Authorized Reseller or User, Contractor shall bear the
            risk of loss or damage during transit and shall prepay and bear the
            cost of transportation charges for shipment of SM that has been
            repaired or replaced. If, during any one (1) year period, more than
            *** percent (***%) of the SM's returned solely by WildBlue to
            Contractor for repair or replacement under this warranty are
            diagnosed as not defective by Contractor, WildBlue will pay for
            processing of Post Warranty Repair charges in accordance with
            Schedule 16.

      3.    For units under warranty, Contractor will make available to the
            WildBlue technical team, telephone helpdesk support from 8 am to 8
            p.m. (EST), at no additional charge, with a maximum one hour
            telephone response time. Callers to the helpdesk must have an option
            to leave a message if the call is not answered within two (2)
            minutes. If engineering technical support is needed beyond the basic
            helpdesk services, Contractor will make such support available
            within 24 hours at the rates defined in Schedule 10.

      4.    In addition to the standard warranty provisions stated herein,
            instances of Epidemic Failure and Out of Box Failure shall be
            governed by the following provisions:

      5.    "Epidemic Failure" means within any consecutive twelve (12) month
            period a failure of *** percent (***%) or more of the total number
            of SMs delivered to WildBlue in any three (3) month period during
            the Warranty Period or Extended Warranty Period, as applicable, to
            conform to the Specifications. In the event of an Epidemic Failure
            involving a twelve month period during which at least 10,000 WBSMs
            and/or WBSTs were delivered, the Contractor shall do as follows:

      6.    Within ten (10) business days after receiving a written notification
            of an Epidemic Failure by WildBlue, Contractor shall initiate
            implementation of an action plan, in a form reasonably satisfactory
            to WildBlue, to mitigate the future impact of the cause of this high
            failure rate on the WildBlue service;

      7.    As required by the action plan, Contractor may undertake to repair
            or replace affected WBSMs. In that case, Contractor shall bear the
            cost of repair or replacement of the WBSMs which includes the
            shipping, transportation and other costs of gathering and
            redistributing

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            the affected WBSMs in the manner defined by the action plan.
            Contractor's liability for costs of shipping, transportation and
            other costs of gathering such WBSMs for repair or replacement shall
            be limited to actual costs; and

      8.    Contractor shall take all commercially reasonable efforts to ensure
            that all WBSMs shipped after the repair or replacement of the
            defective WBSMs are free of similar faults.

      9.    In the event of an Out-of-Box Failure (as defined in the Agreement)
            affecting *** percent (***%) or more of any shipping lot of WBSMs
            equal to or greater than *** units, Contractor shall do as follows:

      10.   Contractor shall send replacement SM(s) to WildBlue (FOB
            destination; prepaid) in the number identified by WildBlue within
            three days of receiving shipment of the SMs from WildBlue (which
            shall be sent to Contractor FOB destination; collect) subject to
            such Out-of-Box Failure;

      11.   Contractor shall also bear all costs of any repair or replacement of
            Out-of-Box Failure SM(s) including shipment, transportation and
            other costs of gathering and redistributing the affected SMs.

      12.   Any replacement, repair, modification, installation or other service
            performed by Contractor shall be warranted, commencing with the date
            upon which repaired SM is returned to the sending party, for the
            remainder of the unexpired period of the warranty or ninety (90)
            days, whichever is greater.

      13.   The warranties stated above do not extend to SM or SM Software that
            has been subjected to misuse, neglect or abuse not caused by
            Contractor or been used in violation of approved written
            instructions furnished by Contractor with the SM, if such action is
            the cause of the damage or malfunction, nor do they apply to
            cosmetic problems or defects resulting from normal wear and tear in
            ordinary use and which do not affect product performance or use.

      SM REPAIR RETURN

      1.    Contractor will provide electronically to WildBlue a list of (or
            mechanism for generating) Return Service Authorization (RSA) numbers
            to be used for returned merchandise through a mutually agreed upon
            interface.

      2.    The following information shall be furnished with SMs returned to
            Contractor for repairs:

      3.    Name of User, complete address and phone number;

      4.    "Ship to" address for return of repaired SM, if different from (1);

      5.    A reasonable description of the nature of the defect or failure, if
            known;

      6.    SM warranty status via receipt, or RSA.

      7.    RSA number; and

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      8.    SM Serial Number.

      9.    All SMs shipped to Contractor for repair shall have repair tags
            attached by Contractor which shall contain the above stated
            information.

      10.   SMs repaired by Contractor shall have the repair completion date
            stenciled or otherwise identified in a permanent manner in a readily
            visible location on SM and the repaired SM shall be returned with a
            tag or other documentation describing the repairs that have been
            made. If Contractor maintains statistical records for repaired SM,
            the information shall be made available to WildBlue upon reasonable
            request.

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                                   SCHEDULE 14

                 WBSM/WBST POST WARRANTY SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE

1.    TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR SM

For the purposes of this schedule, references to SMs apply equally to WBSMs and
WBSTs. The terms for post-warranty technical support are identical to those
outlined in Schedule 13 under the section "Technical Support for WBSMs and
WBSTs".

POST-WARRANTY

      1.    Repair charges for SM Hardware out of warranty shall be as specified
            in Schedule 16 and shall not be changed by Contractor without
            written notice to WildBlue thirty (30) days in advance of such
            change. WildBlue shall be responsible for payment of all charges for
            out of warranty repair, SM replacement and return shipment
            hereunder.

      2.    Defective WBSM Hardware out of warranty may be returned to
            Contractor for repair or replacement. Contractor shall complete
            repairs and ship repaired SM Hardware or replacement SM within
            twenty (20) days of receipt of defective SM Hardware at Contractor's
            designated repair location.

      3.    Sending Party shall bear the risk of loss or damage of SM being
            shipped to Contractor for post-warranty servicing and shall prepay
            and bear the cost of transportation charges for shipment to
            Contractor of SM to be repaired or replaced. Return shipments shall
            be sent FOB origin; freight prepaid and charged.

If Contractor determines that a returned SM is not subject to Defects,
Contractor shall return SM to the location designated by WildBlue in its "as
received" condition and WildBlue will be charged a fee as outlined in Schedule
16. Determination of fee payment is the same as defined in Schedule 13, Section
2.2. If Contractor determines that a returned SM is irreparable, Contractor
shall promptly notify WildBlue.

      4.    SM Software maintenance which includes the download of Point
            Releases and Software Patch releases will be made available
            electronically to WildBlue. Under this agreement Contractor will
            provide Wild Blue with one copy of software that contains Point
            Releases and Software Patch releases. WildBlue is responsible for
            distribution to its end users.

      5.    Any replacement, repair, modification, installation or other service
            performed by Contractor shall be warranted, commencing with the date
            upon which repaired SM is delivered to WildBlue, for a period of
            ninety (90) days.

      SM REPAIR RETURN

      1.    The terms for product repair return are identical to those outlined
            in Schedule 10 under the section "SM Repair Return."

      EMERGENCY REPLACEMENT SERVICE

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      1.    WildBlue has the option to request expedited service for repair and
            replacement. Charges for this emergency service are shown in
            Schedule 16. In addition to the ability to expedite individual
            units, Contractor may sign a maintenance agreement that covers all
            SMs shipped to Contractor according to the terms of the agreement.
            If WildBlue has paid all applicable fees, or if WildBlue elects to
            expedite a specific repair case and agrees to pay the fees listed in
            Schedule 16, then:

      2.    Contractor agrees to ship replacement SM or SM Software by the most
            expedient means available, within forty-eight (48) hours after
            receipt of the defective unit at Contractor authorized repair
            facility.

      3.    Contractor shall return such repaired unit to WildBlue or its
            designated location after repair (FOB origin; freight collect) and
            charge WildBlue the Out of Warranty fees listed in Schedule 16.

      4.    If the defective SM or SM Software is not returned to Contractor
            within fifteen (15) days from the date of shipment of the new
            replacement SM or SM Software, Contractor may invoice WildBlue for
            such new replacement SM or SM Software at Contractor's then current
            list price, less WildBlue's applicable discount.

In order to schedule shipment of replacement SM, WildBlue may telephone
Contractor during normal working hours. Fees for such emergency service are
outlined in Schedule 16.

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                                   SCHEDULE 15

                  Document Reproduction License and Guidelines

1.   APPLICABILITY AND DEFINITIONS

This license applies to any documentation or written materials that are prepared
by Contractor and delivered to WildBlue under the terms of the Agreement
(collectively, "DOCUMENTS").

"ATP DOCUMENTS" means Documents required to be prepared by Contractor and
delivered to WildBlue in connection with the Acceptance Testing conducted by
Contractor under the Agreement.

"ESCROW DOCUMENTS" means all Documents delivered to the escrow agent under the
Escrow Agreement.

A "MODIFIED VERSION" of the document means any work containing the document or a
portion of it, either copied verbatim, or with modifications and/or translated
into another language.

A "SOFT" copy of the document means a machine-readable copy, represented in a
format whose specification is available to the general public, whose contents
can be viewed and edited directly and straightforwardly with generic text
editors or (for images composed of pixels) generic paint programs or (for
drawings) some widely available drawing editor, and that is suitable for input
to text formatters or for automatic translation to a variety of formats suitable
for input to text formatters. A copy made in an otherwise Soft copy format that
has been designed to thwart or discourage subsequent modification by readers or
is in paper form is not Soft. A copy that is not "Soft" is called "HARD".

"TRAINING DOCUMENTS" means all training Documents delivered to WildBlue in
accordance with Section 11 of the Agreement.

"TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS" means all technical Documents, excluding Escrow Documents,
User Documents, and Training Documents, that are delivered to WildBlue by
Contractor under the terms of the Agreement."

"USER DOCUMENTS" means all SM user instruction manuals and other user
information necessary for the operation and use of the SM delivered to WildBlue
by Contractor under the terms of the Agreement.

2.   COPYING

ATP DOCUMENTS. WildBlue may copy and distribute the ATP Documents in Hard copy
format, in connection with its analysis of the SM test results, provided that
this License, the copyright notices, and the license notice saying this License
applies to the Technical Documents are reproduced in all copies. Distribution of
ATP Documents to third parties shall be limited to those parties assisting
WildBlue in conducting acceptance testing or analysis thereof and provided that
such third parties assume the obligations described in Section 18.3 of the
Agreement.

ESCROW DOCUMENTS. WildBlue may copy and distribute the Escrow Documents in Soft
or Hard format, in accordance with Section 10.7 of the Agreement, provided that
this License, the copyright notices, and the license notice saying this License
applies to the Escrow Documents are reproduced in all copies.

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Distribution of Escrow Documents shall be limited to entities performing
services related to the Escrow Documents, including subcontractors, suppliers or
agents where (i) use of such entity is permitted to be used under this
Agreement, (ii) such disclosure is necessary or otherwise naturally occurs in
that entity's scope of responsibility, and (iii) the entity agrees in writing to
assume the obligations described in Section 18.3 of the Agreement.

USER DOCUMENTS. WildBlue may copy and distribute the User Documents in
connection with the sales, service or marketing of SMs, provided that this
License, the copyright notices, and a license notice saying this License applies
to the User Documents are reproduced in all copies. User Documents that are
meant to be distributed along with SMs may be included in the packaging and
shipment of such product (one copy only). One copy may also be included in a
"read me" or "help file" or other similar digital form; provided that such items
include Contractor's copyright notice and a link to Contractor's web site.
Distribution of User Documents to third parties shall only be distributed in
Hard copy format and shall be limited to users of the SM and all other third
parties that WildBlue deems to reasonably require use of User Documents in that
entity's scope of responsibility and provided that such third parties assume the
obligations described in Section 18.3 of the Agreement.

TRAINING DOCUMENTS. WildBlue may copy and distribute the Training Documents in
Soft or Hard format, in connection with service and operation of the SMs in the
WildBlue satellite system, provided that this License, the copyright notices,
and the license notice saying this License applies to the Training Documents are
reproduced in all copies. Distribution of Training Documents to third parties
shall be limited to those parties WildBlue reasonably requires use of Training
Documents in that parties scope of responsibility and provided that such third
parties assume the obligations described in Section 18.3 of the Agreement.

TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS. WildBlue may copy and distribute the Technical Documents in
Soft or Hard format, in connection with its service and operation of the
WildBlue satellite system, provided that this License, the copyright notices,
and the license notice saying this License applies to the Technical Documents
are reproduced in all copies. Distribution of Technical Documents shall be
limited to entities performing services related to the Technical Documents,
including subcontractors, suppliers or agents where (i) use of such entity is
permitted to be used under this Agreement, (ii) such disclosure is necessary or
otherwise naturally occurs in that entity's scope of responsibility, and (iii)
the entity agrees in writing to assume the obligations described in Section 18.3
of the Agreement.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, WildBlue shall not transfer (nor permit any third
party to transfer) any Documents (except Escrow Documents permitted in
accordance with Section 10.7 of the Agreement and this Schedule) to other
satellite modem manufacturers. All Documents transferred to third parties that
requires a confidentiality agreement hereunder shall include a third party right
of enforcement term for Contractor.

3.   MODIFICATIONS

WildBlue may copy and distribute a Modified Version of the Escrow Documents,
User Documents, Technical Documents and the Training Documents under the
conditions of Section 2 above. In addition, WildBlue must do these things in the
Modified Version:

     1.   List on the title page or first page, Contractor as original author,
          and, at WildBlue's option, one or more persons or entities responsible
          for authorship of the modifications in the Modified Version

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     2.   Preserve all the copyright notices of the Documents.

     3.   Include restrictions on use and distribution consistent with this
          License.

     4.   Do not retitle the Documents.

     5.   Provide one copy of all Modified Versions to Contractor.

4.   COMBINING DOCUMENTS

WildBlue may extract a portion of a Document, and distribute it individually
under this License, provided WildBlue follow this License in all other respects
regarding verbatim copying of that document.

5.   TRANSLATION

Translation is considered a type of Modification, so WildBlue may distribute
translations of the Documents under the terms of Section 3. WildBlue may include
a translation of this License provided that WildBlue also include the original
English version of this License. In case of a disagreement between the
translation and the original English version of this License, the original
English version will prevail.

6.   GENERAL RESTRICTIONS.

Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, no Document prepared by
Contractor and delivered to WildBlue (except Escrow Documents properly released
to WildBlue under the Agreement) shall be distributed to other satellite
terminal manufacturers.

Nothing herein shall in any way restrict WildBlue's use, distribution,
reproduction or modification of the Interface Specifications.

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                                   SCHEDULE 16

                              WARRANTY FEE SCHEDULE

WildBlue may purchase Extended Warranty coverage for SMs purchased under this
Agreement at the time the Order is placed or at any time during the original
Warranty Period. The Extended Warranty coverage will include the standard
warranty services defined in Schedule 13, Section 2 (excluding Section 2.3). The
prices for Extended Warranty for SM-A and SM-B versions are listed in the table
below.

TABLE 1 EXTENDED WARRANTY PRICING

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The period of the Extended Warranty listed in Table 1 is defined to cover the
period from the expiration of the original warranty defined in Schedule 13
through the number of additional years identified in the table.

A pricing schedule for post warranty repair services and extended warranty for
WBSTs will be added to this schedule prior to the delivery of the first
production terminals. This pricing schedule will be no less favorable than that
offered by Contractors to other customers for similar services and terms

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                                   SCHEDULE 17

                                    RESERVED

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                                   SCHEDULE 18

                                    RESERVED

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                                   SCHEDULE 19

                         SMTS PRODUCTION PRICE SCHEDULE

Unless explicitly noted elsewhere in this Agreement, initial equipment orders
and all subsequent orders of SMTS systems and components shall adhere to the
pricing contained within this Schedule.

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Notes:

     1.   All prices assume that the *** do not exceed $*** and that the *** do
          not exceed $***.

     2.   Prices also assume that the cost to ViaSat of the essential *** do not
          exceed $***.

     3.   If components supplied or specified by *** exceed these prices then
          ***. The price increase will incorporate the ***.

     4.   When the Dynamic Physical Layer SMTS-BU versions are available, the
          prices for the SMTS-BUs and SDBs will be the same as listed above
          subject to notes 1. through 3. above.

     5.   The SMST price is based upon the design Contractor presented at CDR.
          Accordingly, the SMTS unit will be substantially compliant with the
          Specification, but may vary in some performance requirements, which do
          not materially impact the functionality of the SMTS.

     6.   WildBlue and Contractor will negotiate in good faith to establish
          appropriate ramp up times and start up costs for production of these
          units. The start up costs may include effort to complete the
          functionality.

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                                   SCHEDULE 20

                 SMTS INITIAL PRODUCTION ORDER DELIVERY SCHEDULE

        The equipment comprising the SMTS Initial Production Order is listed in
the table below along with a nominal delivery schedule. WildBlue will provide
Contractor a firm schedule for the Initial Production Order no later than 180
days prior to the first production SMTS delivery. WildBlue reserves the right to
delay the scheduled Month for Delivery if notice is given to ViaSat prior to 120
days before the order is due to be delivered. Notwithstanding the right to
modify the scheduled Month for Delivery, # of chassis and spares, initial
deliveries shall begin no earlier than *** and all deliveries for this Initial
Order providing a minimum capability of Downstreams will be completed prior to
***.

           FIRM INITIAL PRODUCTION ORDER AND NOMINAL DELIVERY SCHEDULE

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No later than 90 days prior to the first production SMTS delivery, WildBlue will
provide the first rolling forecast covering deliveries for the period from 120
days to at least 180 days from the forecast date. The deliveries listed for 120
days will constitute firm orders.

Firm orders will have a delivery FOB ViaSat's designated facility no earlier
than four (4) months from the date of order. For example, an Order placed in
February shall have a required delivery date to WildBlue no sooner than June.
Each such order shall constitute a minimum commitment upon WildBlue when the
order is placed.

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                  SCHEDULE 21- PRODUCT DESCRIPTION OF THE SMTS

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                                   SCHEDULE 22

            SMTS TECHNICAL SUPPORT, WARRANTY SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE

1.      TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR SMTS

During the Term, ViaSat will make available to WildBlue at ViaSat's then current
commercial rates (except as noted below) technical support and services which
are then generally available, which shall include, but not be limited to, the
provision of the following services:

        1.1 At no additional charge after delivery of the first production SMTS,
telephone support to the WildBlue technical team and access to ViaSat System
Engineering, Integration and Test personnel, 24 hours per day, seven days per
week for production SMTS related problems during system integration testing
prior to fielding, and onsite field support as needed for SMTS related problems
that cause a service outage or material degradation of functionality. This on
site support shall be for the first 4 months of field deployment with the first
satellite. On-site field support will consist of technical personnel arriving on
site at either WildBlue's lab or a designated gateway location within North
America within 24 hours notice from WildBlue subject to airline schedules and
availability. WildBlue will reimburse ViaSat for reasonable and documented
travel and per diem expenses.

        1.2 A minimum of 2 days of onsite support during the installation and
configuration of the first SMTS unit in each gateway location which will be
reimbursed by WildBlue at rates established in Schedule 10. This support may be
canceled upon written notification from WildBlue no later than 4 weeks prior to
the scheduled installation at a gateway site.

        1.3 ViaSat must provide at no additional charge, via a web-based
application, a list of the number of times WildBlue's personnel contacted
ViaSat's technical support, with the date and time of contact, the problem, and
disposition of the call. Such application must be updated such that status of
the call must be provided via the web within 24 hours. As the problem is
solved/escalated status must be provided on the web based application within a
reasonable period of time, but in no event later than 24 hours.

        1.4 Assistance in the diagnosis and resolution of hardware and software
problems.

        1.5 Assistance in expediting priority replacement parts or systems
required on an emergency basis.

        1.6 Assistance in the support of the initial implementation of SMTSs and
during installation of significant SMTS updates and/or changes.

        1.7 Support in the preparation and analysis of failure and discrepancy
reports, as required.

        1.8 Cooperation in providing reasonable guidelines and documentation to
ensure the necessary tracking and resolution of engineering, installation and
service complaints.

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2.      WARRANTY

        2.1 ViaSat warrants to WildBlue that upon delivery of the SMTS to
WildBlue all right, title and interest in SMTS Hardware will pass to WildBlue
free of all liens, imperfections in title, claims, charges, restrictions, or
other encumbrances. ViaSat warrants to WildBlue that the SMTS Hardware shall be
new, free from defects in material and workmanship, and that the SMTS Hardware
and SMTS Software shall perform in material conformance with the Specifications,
for a period of one (1) year from installation date (the "WARRANTY PERIOD") but
in no event more than *** months from delivery. All warranties shall survive
inspection, acceptance and payment. WildBlue shall reasonably cooperate with
ViaSat in implementing the most cost efficient, cost effective warranty
procedures.

        2.2 During the Warranty Period, SMTSs that are subject to Defects shall
be examined onsite by ViaSat at WildBlue's request, and when possible repairs
may be effected onsite without the removal of the unit in accordance with
commercial rates. When this is not feasible, defective components of the SMTS
shall be returned to ViaSat for repair or replacement at no charge or cost to
WildBlue. Unless otherwise agreed by ViaSat and WildBlue, for SMTSs and
components that are returned to ViaSat for repair, ViaSat shall, at its option
and cost, either complete repairs and return the repaired SMTS or component, or
ship replacement SMTS components, within 10 days of receipt of defective SMTS
components at ViaSat's designated repair location. All SMTS components returned
for warranty repair hereunder shall be returned in accordance with certain
standard procedures, to be mutually agreed upon by the Parties, which may be
amended from time to time. The sending Party shall bear the risk of loss or
damage of a returned SMTS component until such SMTS component is delivered to
ViaSat's designated repair facility. The sending party shall bear the cost of
transportation charges for shipment to ViaSat (FOB ViaSat's designated facility;
freight prepaid) of SMTS components under warranty to be repaired or replaced.
For return shipments from ViaSat to WildBlue, ViaSat shall bear the risk of loss
or damage during transit and shall prepay and bear the cost of transportation
charges for shipment of SMTS components that have been repaired or replaced. If
the SMTS components returned by WildBlue to ViaSat for repair or replacement
under this warranty are diagnosed as not defective by ViaSat, WildBlue will pay
for processing of Post Warranty Repair charges in accordance with Schedule 13.

        2.3 For SMTSs under warranty, ViaSat will make available to the WildBlue
technical team, telephone and/or pager support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
(EST), in accordance with annual prices set forth in Schedule 15, with a maximum
30 minute response time. WildBlue, as appropriate, will designate no more than 5
representatives authorized to utilize this technical support.

        2.4 Any replacement, repair, modification, installation or other service
performed by ViaSat shall be warranted, commencing with the date upon which
repaired SMTS components are returned to the sending party, for the remainder of
the unexpired period of the warranty or ninety (90) days, whichever is greater.

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        2.5 The warranties stated above do not extend to SMTS Hardware or SMTS
Software that has been subjected to misuse, neglect or abuse not caused by
ViaSat or been used in violation of approved written instructions furnished by
ViaSat with the SMTS, if such action is the cause of the damage or malfunction,
nor do they apply to cosmetic problems or defects resulting from normal wear and
tear in ordinary use and which do not affect product performance or use. This
warranty shall not apply to any SMTS or parts thereof, that has been repaired or
altered by other than ViaSat personnel (unless repaired or altered under the
strict guidance or supervision of ViaSat personnel or its designee or in
accordance with Tier 1 maintenance procedures defined in the SMTS training
material) or has been subject to the opening of any sealed cabinet boxes without
ViaSat's prior written consent. Additionally, this warranty shall not apply to
any parts of the SMTS or software modifications that have not been provided by
ViaSat.

3.      SMTS REPAIR RETURN

        3.1 ViaSat will provide electronically to WildBlue, and its designated
sub-contractors as appropriate, a list of (or mechanism for generating) Return
Service Authorization (RSA) numbers to be used for returned merchandise through
a mutually agreed upon interface.

        3.2 The following information shall be furnished with SMTSs returned to
ViaSat for repairs:

            3.2.1   "Ship to" address for return of repaired SMTS, if different
from (1);

            3.2.2   A reasonable description of the nature of the defect or
failure, if known;

            3.2.3   SMTS warranty status via receipt, or RSA.

            3.2.4   RSA number; and

            3.2.5   SMTS Serial Number.

        3.3 All SMTS components shipped to ViaSat for repair shall have repair
tags attached by ViaSat which shall contain the above stated information.

        3.4 SMTS components repaired by ViaSat shall have the repair completion
date stenciled or otherwise identified in a permanent manner in a readily
visible location on SMTS and the repaired SMTS component shall be returned with
a tag or other documentation describing the repairs that have been made. If
ViaSat maintains statistical records for repaired SMTS components, the
information shall be made available to WildBlue upon reasonable request.

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                                   SCHEDULE 23

                   SMTS POST-WARRANTY SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE

2.      TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR SMTS

The terms for post-warranty technical support are identical to those outlined in
Schedule 12 under the section "Technical Support for SMTS.

4.      POST-WARRANTY

        4.1 Repair charges for SMTS Hardware out of warranty shall be as
specified in Schedule 16 and shall not be changed by ViaSat without written
notice to WildBlue thirty (30) days in advance of such change. WildBlue shall be
responsible for payment of all charges for out of warranty repair, SMTS
replacement and return shipment hereunder.

        4.2 Defective SMTS Hardware out of warranty may be returned to ViaSat
for repair or replacement. ViaSat shall complete repairs and ship repaired SMTS
Hardware or replacement SMTS within 10 days of receipt of defective SMTS
Hardware at ViaSat's designated repair location.

        4.3 Sending Party shall bear the risk of loss or damage of SMTS
components being shipped to ViaSat for post-warranty servicing and shall prepay
and bear the cost of transportation charges for shipment to ViaSat of SMTS
components to be repaired or replaced. Return shipments shall be sent FOB
origin; freight prepaid and charged.

If ViaSat determines that a returned SMTS component is not subject to Defects,
ViaSat shall return SMTS component to the location designated by WildBlue in its
"as received" condition and WildBlue will be charged a fee as outlined in
Schedule 15. If ViaSat determines that a returned SMTS component is irreparable,
ViaSat shall promptly notify WildBlue.

        4.4 SMTS Software maintenance, which includes the download of Point
Releases and Software Patch releases, will be made available electronically to
the WildBlue. Under this agreement ViaSat will provide WildBlue with one copy of
software that contains Point Releases and Software Patch releases. WildBlue is
responsible for distribution and installation to each SMTS.

        4.5 Any replacement, repair, modification, installation or other service
performed by ViaSat shall be warranted, commencing with the date upon which
repaired SMTS component is delivered to WildBlue, for a period of ninety (90)
days.

5.      SMTS REPAIR RETURN

        The terms for product repair return are identical to those outlined in
        Schedule 12 under the section "SMTS Repair Return."

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6.      EMERGENCY REPLACEMENT SERVICE

        6.1 WildBlue has the option to request expedited service for repair and
replacement. Charges for this emergency service are shown in Schedule 16. In
addition to the ability to expedite individual units, ViaSat may sign a
maintenance agreement that covers all SMTSs shipped to ViaSat according to the
terms of the agreement. If WildBlue has paid all applicable fees, or if WildBlue
elects to expedite a specific repair case and agrees to pay the fees listed in
Schedule 15, then:

                6.1.1 ViaSat agrees to ship replacement SMTS or SMTS Software by
the most expedient means available, within 12 hours after receipt of
notification of the defective unit from ViaSat authorized repair facility.

                6.1.2 ViaSat shall return such repaired unit to WildBlue or its
designated location after repair (FOB ViaSat's designated contiguous U.S.
facility; freight collect) and charge WildBlue the Out of Warranty fees listed
in Schedule 15.

                6.1.3 If the defective SMTS or SMTS Software is not returned to
ViaSat within fifteen (15) days from the date of shipment of the new replacement
SMTS or SMTS Software, ViaSat may invoice WildBlue for such new replacement SMTS
or SMTS Software at ViaSat's then current list price, less WildBlue's applicable
discount.

In order to schedule shipment of replacement SMTS, WildBlue may telephone ViaSat
during normal working hours, or page a designated ViaSat representative during
non-working hours. Fees for such emergency service are outlined in Schedule 15.

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