Collaborators and Sub-contractors Sample Clauses

Collaborators and Sub-contractors. (a) The Grant Recipient will notify the SIEF Manager of all Collaborators or Sub-contractors that will be contributing to the Project. This will include a brief outline of the Collaborator or Sub-contractor’s role in the Project. (b) If the Grant Recipient subcontracts its obligations under this Agreement, the Grant Recipient will be liable for the performance and delivery of the Project in accordance with the Agreement and for the acts or omissions of its Subcontractors and Collaborators. (a) In respect of any agreement between the Grant Recipient and any Collaborator or Sub- contractor that will be contributing to the Project: (i) the Grant Recipient shall ensure that such agreement contains obligations equivalent to the following clauses of this Agreement: (A) clause 2 (Variations to Funding); (B) clause 5 (Publicity); (C) Schedule C (Confidentiality privacy, records and audit); (D) Schedule E (Standards or Research); and (E) Schedule G (Risk Management); (ii) the Grant Recipient shall ensure that the terms of such agreement are otherwise consistent with the terms of this Agreement; and (iii) the Grant Recipient shall provide to the SIEF Manager, within fourteen (14) days of execution, a copy of such agreement, together with the Grant Recipient’s written confirmation that the agreement contains clauses equivalent to those set out at sub-paragraph (i) above and is otherwise consistent with the terms of this Agreement.
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Collaborators and Sub-contractors. If the Partner wishes to use a collaborator or sub-contractor to conduct any part of the Project, it shall seek the consent of the JMAG prior to entering into any agreement with such sub- contractor or collaborator unless such sub-contractor or collaborator is specified in the Work Phase Statement. The Partner shall ensure in all cases that each collaboration agreement or sub-contract shall: 5.11.1. be consistent with the Work Phase approach to the Project, as well as any Milestones and Milestone Dates in each Work Phase; 5.11.2. be consistent with the milestone nature of the award and the termination provisions of this Agreement, and be capable of termination if this Agreement or any Work Phase terminates; 5.11.3. prohibit the collaborator or sub-contractor sub-contracting its obligations; 5.11.4. comply with the provisions of Clauses 10.2 and 13.2; and 5.11.5. require the sub-contractor or collaborator to comply with all aspects of applicable law including GCP, GLP and GMP; 5.11.6. the third party shall not have any rights to any results emerging from such work, and all such results shall as between the Parties and the third party be deemed to be Foreground Intellectual Property and owned in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement; 5.11.7. the third party shall keep detailed records including scientific notebooks of all of its activities and upon request by FUNDER shall make available copies of such records and any associated data to FUNDER (such disclosure not to constitute a breach of confidentiality by the third party); 5.11.8. that FUNDER will have the rights of access to the accounts and records of the third party; and 5.11.9. that the third party will upon reasonable request by FUNDER make available its employees and/or consultants for discussion with FUNDER and the Site Visit Group.
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Collaborators and Sub-contractors. (a) The Grant Recipient will notify the SIEF Manager of all Collaborators or Sub-contractors that will be contributing to the Project. This will include a brief outline of the Collaborator or Sub-contractor’s role in the Project. (b) If the Grant Recipient subcontracts its obligations under this Agreement, the Grant Recipient will be liable for the performance and delivery of the Project in accordance with the Agreement and for the acts or omissions of its Subcontractors and Collaborators. (c) If the Contribution of the Collaborator (cash and/or in-kind) or payment to the Sub- Contractor will or is estimated to exceed the total value of $10,000 during the term of the Project, the Grant Recipient will provide a copy of the agreement between the Grant Recipient and the Collaborator or Sub-contractor to the SIEF Manager. The SIEF Manager will review the agreement/s solely for the purpose of ensuring that the terms of the agreement are consistent with the terms of this Agreement. (d) The agreement between the Grant Recipient and any Collaborator or Sub-Contractor must contain obligations equivalent to the following clauses: clause 2 (Variations to Funding), clause 5 (Publicity), Schedule C (Confidentiality, privacy, records and audit), Schedule E (Standards of Research) and Schedule G (Risk Management).
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