Preventing Unfair Advantage - Contractor Internal Breaches Sample Clauses

Preventing Unfair Advantage - Contractor Internal Breaches. Contractor further represents and warrants that it is aware that New York State procurement lawsrequire a "level playing field" prohibiting an unfair advantage to any particular vendors on State IT procurements. Contractor acknowledges that to the extent it performs any configuration services under this Contract, Contractor's personnel may become aware of NYS Confidential Information consisting of data elements that are collected from government agencies regarding IT planning and potential future purchasing, and that even without actual government agencies' data, knowing exactly what is collected could give the impression of an unfair advantage to Contractor for future state IT procurements. Contractor shall use its most stringent commercially reasonable best efforts to create a "firewall" between those of its personnel and its business units which are permitted to perform services under this Contract and all other personnel and business units of Contractor including those involved in seeking state IT procurements to ensure NYS Confidential Information is not divulged to any of Contractor's personnel who are not strictly needed to perform services under this Contract and approved by ITS to do so. Any divulging of such NYS Confidential Information
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Preventing Unfair Advantage - Contractor Internal Breaches. Contractor further represents and warrants that it is aware that New York State procurement lawsrequire a "level playing field" prohibiting an unfair advantage to any particular vendors on State IT procurements. Contractor acknowledges that to the extent it performs any configuration services under this Contract, Contractor's personnel may become aware of NYS Confidential Information consisting of data elements that are collected from government agencies regarding IT planning and potential future purchasing, and that even without actual government agencies' data, knowing exactly what is collected could give the impression of an unfair advantage to Contractor for future state IT procurements. Contractor shall use its most stringent commercially reasonable best efforts to create a "firewall" between those of its personnel and its business units which are permitted to perform services under this Contract and all other personnel and business units of Contractor including those involved in seeking state IT procurements to ensure NYS Confidential Information is not divulged to any of Contractor's personnel who are not strictly needed to perform services under this Contract and approved by ITS to do so. Any divulging of such NYS Confidential Information to Contractor's personnel who are not strictly needed to perform services under this Contract and approved by ITS to do so shall be deemed a security breach under this Contract. In addition to any other remedies available to ITS for such security breach, Contractor understands that if such security breaches occur Contractor may be deemed a non-responsible vendor under the State's procurement laws and forbidden from contracting on any New York State procurements related to anyof the NYS Confidential Information which was breached.
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Preventing Unfair Advantage - Contractor Internal Breaches. Contractor further represents and warrants that it is aware that New York State procurement laws require a "level playing field" prohibiting an unfair advantage to any particular vendors on State IT procurements. Contractor acknowledges that to the extent it performs any configuration services under the Contract, Contractor's personnel may become aware of NYS Confidential Information consisting of data elements that are collected from government agencies regarding IT planning and potential future purchasing, and that even without actual government agencies' data, knowing exactly what is
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Preventing Unfair Advantage - Contractor Internal Breaches. Contractor further represents and warrants that it is aware that New York State procurement laws require a "level playing field" prohibiting an unfair advantage to any particular vendors on State IT procurements. Contractor acknowledges that to the extent it performs any configuration services under the Contract, Contractor's personnel may become aware of NYS Confidential Information consisting of data elements that are collected from government agencies regarding IT planning and potential future purchasing, and that even without actual government agencies' data, knowing exactly what is collected could give the impression of an unfair advantage to Contractor for future state IT procurements. Contractor shall use its most stringent commercially reasonable best efforts to create a "firewall" between those of
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