MARKING AND SOURCING OF ITEMS Sample Clauses

MARKING AND SOURCING OF ITEMS. Arrow agrees to place the following legend or a legend that is materially the same as that below on all technology obtained, used, generated, or delivered in performance of this Agreement: 8.2.1 If required by any U.S. government license application requirements or certifications, Arrow agrees to provide E-Verify status of their personnel directly involved in providing Services hereunder. Should Arrow be made aware of any violation of the applicable trade regulations, Arrow will promptly notify Customer and cooperate with any reasonable investigation and, if required by Customer, assist with the preparation and submission of any voluntary disclosure to government authorities.
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