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EXHIBIT 10(ak)
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Confidential Treatment Requested as to certain information contained in this
Exhibit and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

                          Project Management Agreement
                                       for
                        Utilities & Infrastructure Supply
                         for Spire Cell and Module Line

                                 August 26, 2009

  1.    The Parties:

        Spire Corporation (the "Seller"), a business incorporated in the
        Commonwealth of Massachusetts, with its principal place of business at
        One Patriots Park, Bedford, Massachusetts, 01730-2396, U.S.A.;

        Uni-CHEM Co., Ltd. (the "Buyer"), a business established in Republic of
        Korea, with its principle place of business at 7 Floor, SAMWOO Building,
        50-12 Bangpo-Dong, Seocho-Gu, Seoul, Korea

  2.    Terms of Agreement:

        Seller agrees to sell to Buyer and Buyer agrees to buy from Seller the
        Services described in Article 3 below.

  3.    Description and Price:

        a.  DESCRIPTION

            Seller will be responsible for providing the civil, architectural,
            utilities, and infrastructure aspects of the building structure
            selected for the Solar Photovoltaics Cell and Module Lines provided
            by Seller to Buyer under separate Purchase and Sale Agreements. In
            this role, Seller will provide utility equipment design and project
            management guidance to Buyer and Buyer's contractors for the purpose
            of modifying and preparing a facility to house Buyer's subject Cell
            and Module Line, with all appropriate capabilities for operation.
            Seller's scope of services specifically excludes any and all direct
            construction execution activities, other than that related to the
            installation of the applicable utility equipment. Seller will
            provide following activities:

            i. PREPARE PROJECT PLAN, Matters to be included in the project plan
            are scope of responsibilities, deliverables, participants, timeline,
            key checkpoints, and budget-related information;

            ii. EVALUATION PROCESS. Seller will support Buyer in its evaluation
            process for the selection of appropriate contractors;

            iii. CONTRACTS. Seller shall, based upon Buyer's agreement, enter
            into contracts with the applicable civil/architectural contractors
            for the facility modification. Such contractors shall provide all
            appropriate guarantees through Seller; any recourse that Buyer may
            have shall be limited to that provided to Seller by the contractors.
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            iv. COORDINATION. Seller will be responsible for coordinating all
            the parties involved such as:

            a)  Architect- Engineering firm
            b)  Contractors
            c)  Consultants

            v. FACILITY INFRASTRUCTURE. Seller shall review and coordinate all
            facility-related specifications, prepare bid packages, and provide
            the applicable utility equipment to Buyer for contractor selection.
            The facility infrastructure shall include the following:

            GENERAL BUILDING SYSTEMS
            The general building systems comprise:
                ***

            PROCESS CRITICAL SYSTEMS
            The process critical systems comprise:
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            The services that Seller shall carry out for the general building
            systems and process critical systems are:
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            vi. CONTRACTOR MANAGEMENT. Seller shall:

*** Represents text omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment.
The omitted material has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange
Commission.
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                  a.    Provide recommendations on local contractors; and
                  b.    Together with Buyer, Seller will choose and sign
                        contracts with various suppliers/ agencies for project
                        management consulting regarding utilities and
                        infrastructure; and
                  c.    Coordinate and follow up on any necessary and applicable
                        obligations that pertain to Seller's responsibilities
                        that yet remain.

            vii. FACILITY MODIFICATION. Building will be provided for leasing by
            Seller. Building modification and preparation shall be a regional
            activity involving local labor and local contractors.

            viii. APPROVALS AND PERMITS. All regulatory approvals, building
            permits, and other required appropriate formal documentation shall
            be obtained by Buyer.

            ix. INSTALLATIONS. Seller shall oversee all facility equipment
            installation and acceptance. In addition, Seller shall also oversee
            all process equipment hookups. Seller shall provide on-site
            supervisory services during all above activities.

        b.  PRICE:

            The price for the services discussed herein, including technical
            documents, technical services, and training in their operation and
            maintenance, as set forth above, is a total of U.S. Dollars
            $11,500,000.00 (Eleven Million Five Hundred Thousand US Dollars).

            Such payment shall be due within ten (10) business days of Buyer's
            receipt of Seller's invoice for these services.

            Item           Description                              Quantity
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            1              Infrastructure and Utilities             1
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                                                                    $11,500,000

  4.    Indemnity:

        Buyer shall indemnify, defend, protect and hold harmless Seller from any
        action, suit, complaint, allegation and controversy of whatever kind
        which originates in Buyer's operation of the installed Products and the
        sale or use of any products that was manufactured using the Products,
        provided that Buyer failed to follow all or some portion of the
        instructions for use provided by Seller, and provided also that no
        portion of the cause has its origin in any act of gross negligence on
        the part of Seller.

  5.    Confidentiality:

        Certain matters regarding this relationship embodied by this Agreement
        may be considered confidential or sensitive to one or the other Party to
        this Agreement. The Parties agree that all such matters, once
        identified, will be treated in accordance with the
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        Confidential Disclosure Agreement attached hereto as Attachment F. This
        Agreement does not confer any right of ownership to any technical data
        disclosed to Buyer for Process Technology development purposes, and
        Buyer shall not release any technical data to any third party without
        the written approval of Seller.

  6.    No License:

        This Agreement does not convey any license to Buyer to use Seller's name
        or any form of its corporate identification in any jurisdiction. Buyer
        is allowed a limited non-exclusive license to use certain technical data
        for the purpose of developing process technology.

  7.    General Provisions:

        a.  No Waiver - Waiver of any provision of this Agreement, in whole or
            in part, in any one instance shall not constitute a waiver of any
            other provision in the same instance, or any waiver of the same
            provision in any other instance, but each provision shall continue
            in full force and effect with respect to any other then-existing or
            subsequent breach.

        b.  Notice - Any notice required or permitted under this Agreement shall
            be given in writing to the Parties at their respective addresses as
            specified above, or at such other address for a Party as that Party
            may specify by notice (i) by delivery in hand or, (ii) registered or
            certified mail, return receipt requested, or courier or some other
            form of expedited delivery service that provides for delivery to the
            sender of a signed receipt. Notice so sent shall be effective upon
            receipt unless otherwise specified herein or in the notice.

        c.  Arbitration of Disputes - All disputes arising out of or in
            connection with this Agreement that cannot be readily or amicably
            solved by the Parties shall be finally settled pursuant to the Rules
            of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce by three
            arbitrators appointed in accordance with said rules. The place of
            arbitration shall be the city of New York USA and the arbitration
            shall be conducted in the English language.

        d.  Force Majeure - Neither Party to this Agreement shall be responsible
            to the other Party for delays or errors in its performance or other
            breach under this Agreement occurring solely by reason of
            circumstances beyond its control, including acts of civil or
            military authority, national emergencies, fire, major mechanical
            breakdown, labor disputes, flood or catastrophe, acts of God,
            insurrection, war, riots, severe weather, delays of suppliers, or
            failure of transportation, communication or power supply.

        e.  Miscellaneous - This Agreement: (i) may be executed in any number of
            counterparts, each of which, when executed by both Parties to this
            Agreement shall be deemed to be an original, and all of which
            counterparts together shall constitute one in the same instrument;
            (ii) shall be governed by and construed under the laws of The
            Commonwealth of Massachusetts applicable to contracts
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            made, accepted, and performed wholly in The Commonwealth, without
            application to the principle of conflict of laws; (iii) except and
            to the extent expressly provided for in Article 11, this Agreement
            constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties with respect to
            its subject matter, superseding all prior oral and written (except
            as previously noted) written communications, proposals,
            negotiations, representations, understandings, courses of dealing,
            agreements, contracts, and the like between the Parties in such
            respect; (iv) may be amended, modified, and any right under this
            Agreement may be waived in whole or in part, only by a writing
            signed by both Parties; (v) contains headings only for convenience,
            which headings do not form part, and shall not be used in
            construction, of this Agreement; (vi) shall bind and inure to the
            benefit of the Parties and their respective legal representatives,
            successors and assigns, including, without limitation, to a Parties
            corporate parents or affiliates, provides that no Party may delegate
            any of its obligations under this Agreement or assign this Agreement
            except to a related entity or successor by sale or merger, without
            prior written consent of the other party. This Agreement is in the
            English language only which language shall be controlling in all
            aspects.

        f.  In the event either Party is in default for sixty (60) days in any
            obligation hereunder, and the other Party has given written notice
            specifying the claimed particulars of such default, which shall
            continue for a period of thirty (30) days after the date of such
            notice, the party giving notice may thereupon terminate this
            Agreement forthwith by giving the other Party ten (10) days written
            notice of termination. Buyer shall nevertheless be obligated to pay
            Seller all payments due pursuant to Seller's costs to date.

  8.    United States Export Regulations:

        Seller is subject to the Export Regulations of the United States
        Department of Commerce and other regulatory agencies that regulate the
        export from the United States of certain technical data and information.
        Because of these regulations, the Parties to this Agreement recognize
        that Seller can furnish such technical data to Buyer only on the
        condition that Buyer not re-export the technical data and/or information
        to any country to which Seller may not, without a validated export
        license, export such data directly. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer is
        knowledgeable of such Export Regulations and agrees not to violate them
        or take any action or fail to take such action that would allow
        technical data and/or information or any product based upon them to be
        shipped either directly or indirectly to any country not permitted by
        said regulations unless prior written authorization is obtained from the
        relevant agencies having jurisdiction over such shipment either directly
        or through Seller.

  9.    Compliance with Laws Generally:

        Both Parties agree that they will diligently comply with all relevant
        laws, statutes, orders and administrative regulations of all relevant
        jurisdictions, at all relevant times. Each Party additionally agrees to
        indemnify and hold the other Party harmless from any governmental action
        at law that results from the willful or negligent failure of the
        indemnifying Party to comply with any relevant law, statute, order or
        administrative
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        regulation. The Parties hereby certify that they are, to the best of
        their knowledge, compliant with all such laws, statutes, orders, and
        administrative regulations.

  10.   Assignment:

        This Agreement shall not be assignable by either party hereto without
        the express prior written consent of the other party, except that it may
        be assigned without such consent to the successors to and assigns of
        substantially the entire assets and business of such party. No
        assignment hereof shall be valid without the assumption in writing by
        such successors or assigns of all obligations under this Agreement. When
        duly assigned in accordance with the foregoing, this Agreement shall be
        binding upon and inure to the benefit of the assignee.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties hereto have set their respective hands and seals
signifying their concurrence with, and endorsement of, the foregoing in a number
of counterpart copies, each of which shall be deemed to be an original for all
purposes and effective upon the date first written above.

Spire Corporation                         Uni-CHEM Co., Ltd.

By:     /s/ Roger G. Little               By:  /s/ Hochan Lee
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Name:   Roger G. Little                   Name:   Hochan Lee

Title:  CEO                               Title:  Chairman

Date:   8/26/09                           Date:   Aug. 26, 2009EXHIBIT 10(al)
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                             MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT

                                     Between

                                SPIRE CORPORATION
                         Bedford, Massachusetts, U.S.A.

                                       And
                               UNI-CHEM CO., LTD.
                                  Seoul, Korea

This Memorandum of Agreement ("MOA") entered into this 26th day of August 2009
by and between Spire Corporation, a Massachusetts corporation with its principal
place of business located at One Patriots Park, Bedford, Massachusetts,
01730-2396 U.S.A. ("Spire") and Uni-CHEM Co., Ltd., a Korean corporation with
its principal place of business located at 7 Floor, SAMWOO Building, 50-12
Bangpo-Dong, Seocho-Gu, Seoul, Korea ("Uni-CHEM"; jointly referred to as the
"Parties," singly as "Party") for the purpose of developing, for their joint and
individual benefit, the design and construction of a turnkey photovoltaic ("PV")
cell line and module line facility.

To this end, the Parties mutually acknowledge their sufficient legal capacity
for the execution of this MOA to memorialize such intentions as set forth herein
in the advent of detailed and definitive agreements into which the Parties
propose to enter in due course.

                                     Part I

     1.   The Parties shall enter into and execute binding Purchase and Sale
          Agreements each for a 60MW cell line for 156mm Multi Crystalline Solar
          Cells, a 50MW module line, and a Utilities & Infrastructure Supply for
          the Cell and Module Lines ("Purchase and Sale Agreements").
          Additionally the Parties shall enter into a Project Management
          Consulting Services Agreement for the management of the Module line,
          Cell line, and related utility and infrastructure.

     2.   The Parties shall enter into and execute a binding agreement for Spire
          to provide factory operation management services ("Services
          Agreement") for the operation of a facility for housing the cell line
          and module line discussed herein, to be located in the Hudson, NH,
          United States.

     3.   Spire's delivery target for the module line as well as for the cell
          line shall be within a mutually agreed time period, subject to
          confirmed delivery schedules by the Original Equipment Manufacturers
          ("OEMs").

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                                     Part II

     1.   Uni-CHEM shall pay to Spire a non-refundable Initial Down Payment of
          USD Two Million US Dollars (US$2,000,000) ("Initial Down Payment") on
          or before September 10th, 2009.

     2.   The Initial Down Payment shall be credited towards the total amount
          owed on the Purchase and Sales Agreement for the 50MW Module line,
          contingent upon, however, the successful completion of ALL of the
          following:

          a.   Execution of the Purchase and Sale Agreement for the 60MW Cell
               Line; and
          b.   Execution of the Purchase and Sale Agreement for the 50MW Module
               Line; and
          c.   Execution of the Services Agreement; and
          d.   Spire's receipt of the first scheduled payment from each of the
               above-mentioned agreements on or before October 20th, 2009.

     3.   Termination. In the event that any one or all of the above-mentioned
          agreements is terminated by either Party for any reason, then all of
          the agreements, including this MOA, shall also be concurrently
          terminated by that same action.

     4.   The Parties understand and acknowledge that the Agreements entered
          into on August 26th, 2009 for the module line, cell line, and the
          utility and infrastructure agreements are contingent upon certain
          technology and project execution assumptions, as defined by Spire. The
          Parties acknowledge that, based upon further discussions regarding the
          subject Projects, certain (non-substantive) contractual modifications,
          including but not limited to pricing, may be required. In the event
          that such contractual modifications become necessary, the Parties
          commit to cooperating with each other in good faith towards finalizing
          mutually satisfactory revised conditions.

                                    Part III

     1.   Spire, in the course of its systems integration business, has
          requirements for high quality PV modules. During the execution of such
          systems integration business, Spire intends to procure high quality
          and competitively priced modules. As such, Spire and Uni-CHEM shall
          enter into discussions to further their mutual cooperation into other
          areas of the solar market.

     2.   The Parties shall remain bound by the terms of the Non-Disclosure
          Agreement entered into on June 11, 2009.

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                                     Part V

     1.   The Parties agree that all press releases that pertain to this MOA,
          any purchase and sale agreement between the Parties, or any other
          agreement between the Parties shall be expressly mutually agreed upon
          by the Parties in advance of any such potential press release.

     2.   Neither Party shall issue a press release about any agreement or other
          relationship between the Parties unless and until the Parties
          expressly and mutually agree on such a press release.

This Memorandum of Agreement shall terminate ninety (90) days from the date
first written above, unless extended jointly by the Parties in writing.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties hereto have set their respective hands and seals
signifying their concurrence with, and endorsement of, the foregoing in a number
of counterpart copies, each of which shall be deemed to be an original for all
purposes and effective upon the date first written above.

Spire Corporation                          Uni-CHEM Co., Ltd.

By:     /s/ Rodger W. LaFavre              By:     /s/ Hochan Lee
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Name:   Rodger W. LaFavre                  Name:   Hochan Lee

Title:  Chief Operating Officer            Title:  Chairman

Date:   August 26, 2009                    Date:   August 26, 2009

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