Common use of No Offshore Work Clause in Contracts

No Offshore Work. Contractor warrants: (i) that all Services will be performed and rendered within and from within the United States, and (ii) that Contractor must not transmit or make available any of the County’s Confidential Information, the County’s intellectual property or any County property, including County Materials, to any entity or individual outside the continental United States. Specifically, no Programming Modifications for the County, including Customizations, Configurations, and Interfaces, may be developed, or provided by personnel on behalf of Contractor outside or from outside the United States. Contractor may perform Services relating to standard product development or revisions, if such Services are provided without, or do not require access to, County’s Confidential Information, County’s intellectual property, or any County property including County Materials, outside or from outside the United States.

No Offshore Work. Contractor warrants: (i) that all Services will be performed and rendered within and from within the United States, and (ii) that Contractor must not transmit or make available any of the County’s Confidential Information, the County’s intellectual property or any County property, including County Materials, to any entity or individual outside the continental United States. Specifically, no Programming Modifications for the County, including Customizations, Configurations, and Interfaces, may be developed, or provided by personnel on behalf of Contractor outside or from outside the United States. Contractor may perform Services relating to standard product development or revisions, if such Services are provided without, or do not require access to, County’s Confidential Information, County’s intellectual property, or any County property including County Materials, outside or from outside the United States.