Common use of Table Format for Identification and Assertion of Restrictions Clause in Contracts

Table Format for Identification and Assertion of Restrictions. Commercial technical data and commercial computer software restrictions shall be identified as follows: Identification of Commercial Technical Data/Computer Software (Including Open Source Software) Use and Modifications (Commercial Assertions List) Commercial Technical Data/Computer Software Title, Version #, and License* Technical Use/ Implementing Approach ** If OSS, Was OSS Modified by Contractor? *** Name of Contractor Delivering Commercial Software**** * For commercial technical data (other than computer software documentation) pertaining to items, components, or processes developed at private expense, identify both the deliverable technical data and each such item, component, or process. For computer software or computer software documentation, identify the computer software or computer software documentation. The complete title and version number of the computer software should be listed. If OSS, list the license and version number. If a version number is not available, provide some other means of identification (e.g., checksum data). If commercial technical data is being delivered under the terms of CI Clause 13, then CI Clause 13 should be listed. If the OSS was downloaded from a website, the website address should also be provided but an actual copy of the license shall still be provided as set forth in paragraph (d). Enter “None” if all commercial technical data or commercial computer software will be submitted without restrictions. ** The functionality of the commercial computer software should be described, as well as where it is being used within the larger computer software deliverable, if applicable. *** If OSS is being used, the offeror should state whether it has modified the OSS or plans to do so. **** Corporation, individual, or other person as appropriate. Date: Printed Name and Title: Signature: (End of identification and assertion)

Table Format for Identification and Assertion of Restrictions. Commercial technical data and commercial computer software restrictions shall be identified as follows: Identification of Commercial Technical Data/Computer Software (Including Open Source Software) Use and Modifications (Commercial Assertions List) Commercial Technical Data/Computer Software Title, Version #, and License* Technical Use/ Implementing Approach Approach** If OSS, Was OSS Modified by Contractor? ?*** Name of Contractor Delivering Commercial Software**** * For commercial technical data (other than computer software documentation) pertaining to items, components, or processes developed at private expense, identify both the deliverable technical data and each such item, component, or process. For computer software or computer software documentation, identify the computer software or computer software documentation. The complete title and version number of the computer software should be listed. If OSS, list the license and version number. If a version number is not available, provide some other means of identification (e.g., checksum data). If commercial technical data is being delivered under the terms of clause CI Clause 13227-1, then clause CI Clause 13 227-1 should be listed. If the OSS was downloaded from a website, the website address should also be provided but an actual copy of the license shall still be provided as set forth in paragraph (d). Enter “None” §None¨ if all commercial technical data or commercial computer software will be submitted without restrictions. ** The functionality of the commercial computer software should be described, as well as where it is being used within the larger computer software deliverable, if applicable. *** If OSS is being used, the offeror should state whether it has modified the OSS or plans to do so. **** Corporation, individual, or other person as appropriate. Date: Printed Name and Title: Signature: (End of identification and assertion) CI 228-3 MISHAP REPORTING AND INVESTIGATION INVOLVING AIRCRAFT, MISSILES, AND SPACE LAUNCH VEHICLES (FEB 2020).