Commercial exploitation of results Sample Clauses

Commercial exploitation of results. The potential market for TIQUE's results can be described with the following figures: The contractors are expected to start commercial exploitation of the results at the latest four (4) years after the end of the project. Contractors shall, during this period, take measures to ensure that its results are exploited commercially (directly or indirectly, in particular through transfer or licensing). If the Contractor fails to commercially exploit the results within this period (or uses the results to the detriment of the public interest, including security interest in the conditions of article 6.2 of the Framework Agreement), the Buyers Group has the right to require that ownership of the result be transferred to them. In this case, the Contractor shall be required to give the designs, source code and any element and documentation to the Buyers Group for a suitable exploitation of the results.
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Commercial exploitation of results. 12.1. The Contractor shall, for at least four (4) years after the end of the Framework Agreement, take measures to ensure that the results of the PCP are exploited commercially (directly or indirectly, through transfer or licensing). 4 xxxxx://xxx-xxx.xxxxxx.xx/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32001R1049&from=EN 12.2. The Contractor shall ensure that the commercial exploitation of the results will not infringe any of its other obligations under this Framework Agreement (TD11), such as its obligations regarding security, confidentiality and the protection of intellectual property or its obligations under data protection legislation. 12.3. The Lead procurer (on behalf of the members of the Public Buyers Group) shall be entitled to monitor the exploitation of the results by the Contractor during and after the Framework Agreement (TD11). The Contractor shall submit periodical reports, when requested by the Lead procurer (on behalf of the members of the Public Buyers Group), no more frequently than annually on the exploitation of the results, including the rights on the results, by the Contractor, its Licensees or assignees. The Contractor shall respond at any time to requests for information from the Lead procurer (on behalf of the members of the Public Buyers Group) about the exploitation of the results. 12.4. If the Contractor fails to commercially exploit the results within this period (or uses the results to the detriment of the public interest, including security interests), the Lead procurer (on behalf of the members of the Public Buyers Group) has the right to require that ownership of the results be transferred to them at no cost. Failure to commercially exploit the results means not marketing a commercial application of the results (directly or indirectly, through a subcontractor or Licensee). 12.5. Before exercising the right to require the transfer of the ownership of the results, the Lead procurer (on behalf of the members of the Public Buyers Group) will first contact the contractor to verify any measures that the contractor has taken to achieve successful commercial exploitation of the results, to safeguard EU strategic autonomy and security interests and rules, to prevent use of the results to the detriment of the public interest and to comply with its contractual obligations. 12.6. In this case, the Contractor shall be requested to give the source code to the members of the Public Buyers Group with all its documentation at no cost. Equally, ...
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Commercial exploitation of results. The Contractor shall, within five (5) years after the end of the Framework Agreement, take measures to ensure that the Project Results are exploited commercially (directly or indirectly, in particular through licensing). Contractor will report on request of the Procuring Entity about the progress on the commercial exploitation of the results during the 5-year period aforementioned (max. twice per year). If the Contractor fails to commercially exploit the Results within this period, or uses the Results to the detriment of the public interest, the Contractor shall, according to the provisions of Article 9.3, at Procuring Entity’s request, transfer the ownership of the Results to the Procuring Entity free of costs or sub-licenses IPRs to third parties indicated by the Procuring Entity. ’Failure to commercially exploit Results’ means not marketing a commercial application of the Results (directly or indirectly, through a subcontractor or licensee).
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Commercial exploitation of results. The SME parties shall carry out a joint commercial exploitation of the results, in accordance with the terms and provisions they agree on with a minimum duration of 5 years. The commercial agreement shall entitle each co-owner to exclusively exploit the Project’s result in his market of origin. In return, the other co-owners shall receive a compensation for marketing the product to be determined by a percentage profit basis. The parties agree to carry out a non-exclusive exploitation in other markets, concurring therein in free competition. In return, the other co-owners shall receive a compensation for marketing the product to be determined by a percentage profit basis. Each Party can individually commercially exploit the results of the project that are subject of the Foreground owned by this Party.
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Commercial exploitation of results. The contractor shall, for at least 4 years after the end of the Framework Agreement, take measures to ensure that its results are exploited commercially (directly or indirectly, in particular through transfer or licensing). If the contractor fails to commercially exploit the results within this period (or uses the results to the detriment of the public interest, including security interests), the Buyers Group has the right to require that ownership of the Results be transferred to them. ’Failure to commercially exploit results’ means not marketing a commercial application of the results (directly or indirectly, through a subcontractor or licensee). In the event that the Buyers Group exercises the right to require transfer of ownership, the Contractor shall grant the Buyers Group access, at the prices specified in the Tender or, should no specification be made and no written agreement reached, at no charge, to all Background and Sideground necessary to exploit the Results.
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Commercial exploitation of results. The contractors are expected to commercially exploit the results of the R&D undertaken in the PCP within a period of four years (minimum of four years after the end of the EU grant) after the end of the framework agreement. Contractors shall use their best efforts to promote the dissemination of the Results of the Project and therefore, shall be obliged to work with other contracting or public authorities or Standard Development Organizations that show interest in making any use of the solutions or experiences found or lived in this PCP guaranteeing thus a European wide exploitability or the expansion of the knowledge in PCPs. The Contractors shall inform the Buyers Group of any Results which are suitable for the exploitation whether patentable or not within one (1) month from its obtaining. Both the Contractors and the Buyers Group shall refrain from doing any publication that may prejudice to their registration.
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Commercial exploitation of results. ‌ 8.1 The Supplier shall, within minimum four (4) years after the end of the Framework Agreement and The Specific Contracts take measures to ensure that its Results are exploited commercially (directly or indirectly, in particular through transfer or licensing, which includes licensing under “Open Source” conditions). 8.2 If the Supplier fails to commercially exploit the Results within this period (or uses the Results to the detriment of the public interest, including security interests), the Buyers Group members are entitled to require the ownership of the Results be transferred to them. 8.3 Failure to commercially exploit results' means not marketing a commercial application of the Results (directly or indirectly, through a subcontractor or licensee).
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Commercial exploitation of results. The potential market for TIQUE's results can be described with the following figures: The contractors are expected to start commercial exploitation of the results at the latest four
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