Escrowed Materials definition

Escrowed Materials means the components of the Financial Proposal delivered into escrow pursuant to ITP Section 4.4.4.
Escrowed Materials means any and all materials deposited or to be deposited by Digimarc with the Escrow Agent under this Agreement and the Escrow Agreement including the Technical Information and Improvements pertaining to the CDS Technology which shall include but not be limited to the following:
Escrowed Materials means the Cost and Pricing Data placed into escrow. “Execution Documents” shall have the meaning set forth in ITP Section 6.1. “FHWA” means the Federal Highway Administration.

Examples of Escrowed Materials in a sentence

  • IFA shall be entitled to access and review the Escrowed Materials of the Preferred Proposer following the notification of the Preferred Proposer, such review to be jointly undertaken with the Preferred Proposer in accordance with the Escrow Agreement (Form L).

  • Proposals are to be delivered to IFA at the address set forth in Section 1.7.2, except for the Escrowed Materials, which shall be delivered to the escrow as specified in Section 4.4.3. Each binder of the Proposal shall be labeled to indicate its contents.

  • In accordance with the procedures set forth in the Escrow Agreement (Form L), each unsuccessful Proposer shall have the right to retrieve its Escrowed Materials after the PPA Documents have been executed and delivered and commercial close has occurred, after IFA rejects all of the Proposals or after IFA terminates this procurement.

  • IFA’s review shall assess the completeness and accuracy of the Escrowed Materials, and IFA and the Preferred Proposer shall jointly develop and countersign a detailed index and catalogue of the contents of the Escrowed Materials.

  • The completed Proposal and Escrowed Proposal Documents shall be submitted and delivered in sealed containers no later than the Proposal and Escrowed Proposal Documents Due Dates and times specified in Section 1.4. The Proposal is to be delivered to NHDOT at the address set forth in Section 2.2.1, except for the Escrowed Materials, which shall be delivered to the Escrow Agent as specified in Section 4.3.2:Each binder of the Proposal shall be labeled to indicate its contents.


More Definitions of Escrowed Materials

Escrowed Materials means the EPDs delivered into escrow pursuant to ITP Section 4.3.2.
Escrowed Materials means the source code for the TiVo Experience Software and any related documentation reasonably necessary for supporting and maintaining the TiVo Experience Software.
Escrowed Materials means all information necessary to manufacture the Equipment or Licensed Materials in electronic media form, including, without limitation, (i) all Source Code and source Documentation for the Software, (ii) all Hardware designs, specifications and other information relative to the manufacturer of the Equipment, (iii) all manufacturing process instructions, drawings, specifications, ICT test programs, functional test programs, schematics, mechanical PDF and CAD files, (iv) all programmable files, PCB CAD files, gerber files, artwork files, (v) to the extent it does not violate Netronome’s existing agreements with its suppliers, a costed Xxxx of Materials for the Equipment and the Licensed Materials (if any), as well as all other bills of material and authorized vendor lists for the Equipment or Licensed Materials, and any updates thereto.
Escrowed Materials means any and all materials deposited or to be deposited by Digimarc with the Escrow Agent under this Agreement including the Improvements pertaining to the CDS Technology which shall include the following:
Escrowed Materials means copies of all schematics, component descriptions and source code for the ES&S Software.
Escrowed Materials has the meaning set forth in Section 3(i)(iii).
Escrowed Materials means the Manuals relating to the Manufacturing Technology, and all related documentation and records, in whatsoever form, including all corrections, modifications, enhancements and improvements from time to time made by the Developer and deposited with the Escrow Agent as Revisions;