Common use of Licence to Contracting Authority Clause in Contracts

Licence to Contracting Authority. (a) The Contractor hereby grants the Contracting Authority an unconditional, non-exclusive, irrevocable and transferable, royalty- free licence that is not limited in terms of time and cannot be terminated, with the right to grant sublicences, for the use (always with due regard for the provisions of Articles 17.4 and 17.5) of all its Intellectual Property Rights that have been or shall be created as a result of the Work and Documents, the works embodied therein and arising therefrom, or otherwise pursuant to this Agreement, including the rights for which the Subcontractors have granted it a licence based on the agreements referred to in Article 17.2 (Agreements with Subcontractors). (b) To the extent that for the performance of the Agreement, licences must be obtained for Intellectual Property Rights of third parties – such as for the reuse of old designs or for the use of standard software – the Contractor must endeavour to acquire the necessary licences on behalf of and in the name of the Contracting Authority. If it is not possible to acquire these licences in the name of the Contracting Authority then the Contractor must consult with the Contracting Authority and the authorisation of the relevant third parties must be at least such that the Contracting Authority is not bound to the Contractor for the future operation and maintenance of the Work, and can continue the operation and maintenance, where relevant by outsourcing to a third party. (c) The Contractor must conclude the Escrow Agreement with the Contracting Authority and the Escrow Agent relating to the designs, software and documents covered by Intellectual Property Rights as referred to in paragraph (a) on the Contract Date.

Licence to Contracting Authority. (a) The Contractor hereby grants the Contracting Authority an unconditional, non-exclusive, irrevocable and transferable, royalty- royalty-free licence that is not limited in terms of time and cannot be terminated, with terminated and that includes the right to grant sublicences, for the use (always with due regard for the provisions of Articles 17.4 and 17.5) Use of all its Intellectual Property Rights that have been or shall be created as a result of the Work and DocumentsRights, the works embodied therein and arising therefrom, or otherwise pursuant to this Agreement, (including the rights for which the Subcontractors have granted it a licence based on the Contractor one or more licences under the agreements referred to in Article 17.2 17.3 (Agreements with Subcontractors)), which have arisen or shall arise in connection with the Work and documents, including any work embodied therein or stemming therefrom or otherwise arising pursuant to this Agreement, all of the above subject to Article 17.5 (Repeated Use). (b) To the extent that for the performance execution of the Agreement, this Agreement makes it necessary to obtain licences must be obtained for Intellectual Property Rights of belonging to third parties – (such as for the reuse of old designs or for the use of standard software – software), the Contractor must shall endeavour to acquire the necessary licences on behalf of and in the name of the Contracting Authority. If Insofar as it is not possible to acquire these licences in the name of the Contracting Authority then Authority, the Contractor must shall consult with the Contracting Authority and Authority. In any event, the authorisation of the relevant third parties at least must be at least such that the Contracting Authority is not bound to the Contractor for the future operation and maintenance of the Work, and can continue being in a position to unilaterally proceed with the operation and maintenance, where relevant whether by outsourcing this to a third partyparty or otherwise. (c) The Contractor must conclude the Escrow Agreement with the Contracting Authority and the Escrow Agent relating to the designs, software and documents covered by Intellectual Property Rights as referred to in paragraph (a) on the Contract Date.

Licence to Contracting Authority. (a) The Contractor hereby grants the Contracting Authority an unconditional, non-exclusiveirrevocable, irrevocable and transferable, royalty- royalty-free licence that is not limited in terms of time and cannot be terminated, with that includes the right to grant sublicences, for the use (always with due regard for the provisions of Articles 17.4 and 17.5) Use of all its Intellectual Property Rights that have been or shall be created as a result of the Work and Documents, the works embodied therein and arising therefrom, or otherwise pursuant to this Agreement, (including the rights for which the Subcontractors have granted it a licence based on the Contractor one or more licences under the agreements referred to in Article 17.2 17.3 (Agreements with Subcontractors)), which have arisen or shall arise in connection with the Work and documents, including any work embodied therein or stemming therefrom or otherwise arising pursuant to this Agreement, all of the above subject to Article 17.5 (Repeated use). (b) To the extent that for the performance execution of the Agreement, this Agreement makes it necessary to obtain licences must be obtained for Intellectual Property Rights of belonging to third parties – (such as for the reuse of old designs or for the use of standard software – software), the Contractor must shall endeavour to acquire the necessary licences on behalf of and in the name of the Contracting Authority. If Insofar as it is not possible to acquire these licences in the name of the Contracting Authority then Authority, the Contractor must shall consult with the Contracting Authority and Authority. In any event, the authorisation of the relevant third parties at least must be at least such that the Contracting Authority is not bound to the Contractor for the future operation and maintenance of the Work, and can continue being in a position to unilaterally proceed with the operation and maintenance, where relevant whether by outsourcing this to a third partyparty or otherwise. (c) The Contractor must conclude the Escrow Agreement with the Contracting Authority and the Escrow Agent relating to the designs, software and documents covered by Intellectual Property Rights as referred to in paragraph (a) on the Contract Date.

Licence to Contracting Authority. (a) The Contractor hereby grants the Contracting Authority an unconditional, non-exclusive, irrevocable and transferable, royalty- free licence that is not limited in terms of time and cannot be terminated, with the right to grant sublicences, for the use (always with due regard for the provisions of Articles 17.4 and 17.5) of all its Intellectual Property Rights that have been or shall be created as a result of the Work and Documents, the works embodied therein and arising therefrom, or otherwise pursuant to this Agreement, including the rights for which the Subcontractors have granted it a licence based on the agreements referred to in Article 17.2 (Agreements with Subcontractors). (b) To the extent that for the performance of the Agreement, licences must be obtained for Intellectual Property Rights of third parties – ± such as for the reuse of old designs or for the use of standard software – the ±the Contractor must endeavour to acquire the necessary licences on behalf of and in the name of the Contracting Authority. If it is not possible to acquire these licences in the name of the Contracting Authority then the Contractor must consult with the Contracting Authority and the authorisation of the relevant third parties must be at least such that the Contracting Authority is not bound to the Contractor for the future operation and maintenance of the Work, and can continue the operation and maintenance, where relevant by outsourcing to a third party. (c) The Contractor must conclude the Escrow Agreement with the Contracting Authority and the Escrow Agent relating to the designs, software and documents covered by Intellectual Property Rights as referred to in paragraph (a) on the Contract Date.