BUYER’S USE OF DATA AND INFORMATION Sample Clauses

BUYER’S USE OF DATA AND INFORMATION. (This article applies only if this contract is issued under a Government prime contract or subcontract.) Seller agrees that any technical data and computer software furnished to Buyer as a required deliverable under this contract will be free from confidential, proprietary, or restrictive-use markings (“nonconforming markings”) that are not expressly permitted by applicable FAR, Department of Defense FAR Supplement (DFARS), or NASA FAR Supplement clauses incorporated herein. On behalf of Xxxxx’s U.S. Government customer, Xxxxx’s procurement agent may notify Seller of such a nonconforming marking, and if Seller fails to remove or correct such marking within sixty (60) days after such notification, Buyer may ignore or, at Seller’s expense, remove or obliterate any such nonconforming marking as may be on such deliverables. Buyer will protect, in accordance with the CONFIDENTIAL, PROPRIETARY, AND TRADE SECRET INFORMATION AND ITEMS clause of this contract, any Seller technical data or computer software required to be delivered under this contract, and will use and disclose such technical data and computer software only as authorized by Seller or as appropriately authorized by the U.S. Government under the U.S. Government’s license.
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BUYER’S USE OF DATA AND INFORMATION. (This artic le applies only if this Contract is issued under a Government prime contract or subcontract.)
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BUYER’S USE OF DATA AND INFORMATION. (This article applies only if this contract is issued under a Government prime contract or subcontract.) Seller agrees that any data such as drawings, instructions, or information furnished to Buyer in connection with this contract will be free from confidential, proprietary, or restrictive-use markings, other than statutory patent, copyright, U.S. Government security notices, or properly applied restrictive legends permitted by appropriate FAR, Department of Defense FAR Supplement (DFARS), or NASA FAR Supplement clauses incorporated herein. Buyer, its agents, or its assignees may duplicate or use such documents in connection with the manufacture, use, or disposition of the material furnished under this contract and may remove, obliterate, or ignore any such marking as may be on such documents unless such markings are specifically permitted by applicable FAR, DFARS, or NASA FAR Supplement clauses. Except as may be otherwise provided in this contract, all information and data disclosed or furnished to Buyer in connection herewith will be deemed to be disclosed or furnished as part of the consideration for this contract, and Xxxxxx agrees not to assert any claims (except claims for patent infringement) by reason of any use, duplication, or disclosure thereof.
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BUYER’S USE OF DATA AND INFORMATION. Seller agrees that any technical data and computer software furnished to Buyer as a required deliverable under this Contract to Buyer’s U.S. Government customer will be free from confidential, proprietary, or restrictive-use markings (“Nonconforming Markings”) that are not expressly permitted by applicable FAR, Department of Defense FAR Supplement (“DFARS”), NASA FAR Supplement or other U.S. Government agency FAR supplement clauses incorporated herein. On behalf of Buyer’s U.S. Government customer, Buyer’s procurement agent may notify Seller of such a Nonconforming Marking, and if Seller fails to remove or correct such marking within sixty
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BUYER’S USE OF DATA AND INFORMATION. Seller agrees that any technical data and computer software furnished to Buyer as a required deliverable under this Contract to Buyer’s US Government customer will be free from confidential, proprietary, or restrictive-use markings (“Nonconforming Markings”) that are not expressly permitted by applicable FAR, Department of Defense FAR Supplement (“DFARS”), NASA FAR Supplement or other US Government agency FAR supplement clauses incorporated herein. On behalf of Buyer’s US Government customer, Buyer’s procurement agent may notify Seller of such a Nonconforming Marking, and if Seller fails to remove or correct such marking within sixty (60) days after such notification, Buyer may ignore or, at Seller’s expense, remove or obliterate any such Nonconforming Marking as may be on such deliverables. Buyer will protect, in accordance with the CONFIDENTIAL, PROPRIETARY, AND TRADE SECRET INFORMATION AND MATERIALS clause of this Contract, any Seller technical data or computer software required to be delivered under this Contract, and will use and disclose such technical data and computer software only as authorized by such clause, by Seller, or as authorized by the US Government under the US Government’s license to such technical data and computer software.
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BUYER’S USE OF DATA AND INFORMATION. Seller agrees that any technical data and computer software furnished to Buyer as a required deliverable under this Contract to Buyer’s US Government customer will be free from confidential, proprietary, or restrictive-use markings (“Nonconforming Markings”) that are not expressly permitted by applicable FAR, Department of Defense FAR Supplement (“DFARS”), NASA FAR Supplement or other US Government agency FAR supplement clauses incorporated herein. On behalf of Buyer’s US Government customer, Buyer’s procurement agent may notify Seller of such a Nonconforming Marking, and if Seller fails to remove or correct such marking within sixty (60) days after such notification, Buyer may ignore or, at Seller’s expense, remove or obliterate any such Nonconforming Marking as may be on such deliverables. Buyer will protect, in accordance with the CONFIDENTIAL, PROPRIETARY, AND TRADE
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