EXPORTS, RE-EXPORTS, RE-TRANSFERS, AND SUBLICENSING Clause Samples

The "EXPORTS, RE-EXPORTS, RE-TRANSFERS, AND SUBLICENSING" clause governs how goods, technology, or intellectual property covered by the agreement may be transferred or licensed to third parties or across borders. It typically sets out restrictions or requirements for obtaining necessary governmental approvals before exporting or re-exporting items, and may prohibit unauthorized sublicensing or transfer to certain countries or entities. This clause is essential for ensuring compliance with export control laws and regulations, thereby preventing illegal or unintended distribution of controlled items and reducing legal and regulatory risks for the parties involved.
EXPORTS, RE-EXPORTS, RE-TRANSFERS, AND SUBLICENSING. (Applies to the export, re-export, re-transfer, and sub-licensing of export-controlled defense articles and/or technical data by a subcontractor of Electric Boat or by a lower tier subcontractor.) No export, re-export, re-transfer, or sublicensing in performance of this order or any subcontract hereunder, at any tier and regardless of location, may be made prior to receiving (1) written Electric Boat approval and (2) any required USG export authorization. When EB and/or U.S. Government approval is required, the Seller agrees to provide Electric Boat with the following: name of subcontractor, full address of subcontractor including their country, role of subcontractor, a list of defense articles and/or technical data to be transferred.
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EXPORTS, RE-EXPORTS, RE-TRANSFERS, AND SUBLICENSING. (Applies to the export, re-export, re-transfer, and sub-licensing of export-controlled defense articles and/or technical data by a subcontractor of Electric Boat or by a lower-tier subcontractor.) No export, re-export, re-transfer, or sublicensing in performance of this Order or any subcontract hereunder, at any tier and regardless of location may be made prior to receiving:
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