Contract Research Organizations (CROs Sample Clauses

Contract Research Organizations (CROs. [optional if there is a CRO; if not this Article will remain blank] 11.1 Pursuant to 21 C.F.R. Part 312.52, Collaborator may retain one or more CROs to assist Collaborator in managing and monitoring the study. VA acknowledges Collaborator’s right to transfer, in whole or in part, without the consent of VA, any of Collaborator’s obligations under this CRADA to any such CROs. The Parties acknowledge that the CROs are independent contractors of Collaborator, and when assuming any obligation of Collaborator, must comply with 21 C.F.R. Part 312. 11.2 Collaborator agrees that responsibility for the quality and integrity of the data, including VA Confidential Information, remains with Collaborator after the data is received by the Collaborator. Collaborator represents and warrants that: (1) Collaborator and CRO have entered into a separate contract whereby CRO has assumed obligations and liability for any obligations that CRO undertakes pursuant to this CRADA; (2) Collaborator’s use of CRO in managing and monitoring the study will not impact Collaborator’s indemnification and liability responsibilities as set forth in Article 12; and (3) CRO will abide by the terms and conditions of this CRADA as applicable.
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Contract Research Organizations (CROs. When a CRO is authorized by GSK or its Affiliate to manage a GSK or GSK Affiliate sponsored Study, including the preparation, negotiation and finalization of the Study agreement, such CRO shall conform the terms of the GSK-approved CRO’s template agreement with the pre-approved language from this Master Agreement for all material provisions, including but not limited to, intellectual property (Section 9), confidentiality (Section 7), publication (Section 8), indemnification (Section 10), insurance (Section 11), biological samples (Section 12), subject injury (Section 10(e)), AAHRPP (Section 2(g)), state law (Section 22) and state agency limitations (Section 24).
Contract Research Organizations (CROs. [optional if there is a CRO; if not this Article will remain blank] 11.1 Pursuant to 21 CFR Part 312.52, Collaborator may retain one or more contract research organizations (“CROs”) to assist Collaborator in managing and monitoring the study. VA acknowledges Collaborator’s right to transfer, in whole or in part, without the consent of VA, any of Collaborator’s obligations under this Agreement to any such CROs. The Parties acknowledge that the CROs are independent contractors of Collaborator, and when assuming any obligation of Collaborator, must comply with 21 CFR Part 312. 11.2 Collaborator agrees that responsibility for the quality and integrity of the data, including VA Confidential Information remains with Collaborator after the data is received by the Collaborator. Collaborator represents and warrants that: 1.) Collaborator and CRO have entered into a separate contract whereby the CRO has assumed obligations and liability for any obligations that CRO undertakes pursuant to this CRADA; 2.) Collaborator’s use of CRO in managing and monitoring the study will not impact Collaborator’s indemnification and liability responsibilities as set forth in Article 12 and 3.) CRO will abide by the terms and conditions of this CRADA as applicable. 11.3 Liability between the CRO and VA: Collaborator represents and warrants that in its separate contract with CRO, the CRO has or will acknowledge that it shall be liable for any monetary or property loss, injury or death caused by its negligence in performance of its responsibilities under this CRADA, and any breach of this Agreement caused by the CRO. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Collaborator agrees that it may not escape any liability or indemnification it may have toward VA in the course of this CRADA by using a CRO.

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