LTS Contribution Clause Samples

The LTS Contribution clause defines the obligations and terms under which a party contributes to the Long-Term Support (LTS) of a product, project, or software. Typically, this clause outlines the nature of the contributions—such as code, resources, or funding—and may specify the duration, scope, and standards required for ongoing support. For example, it might require a party to provide security updates or bug fixes for a defined period after the initial release. The core function of this clause is to ensure sustained maintenance and reliability of the product or service, addressing the need for continued support beyond initial delivery.
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LTS Contribution. LTS shall use its Commercially Reasonable Efforts to perform the Development Activities. LTS shall document the Development Activities. LTS shall purchase, qualify, test, inspect and approve all Components for the Development Activities at its costs.
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LTS Contribution. LTS shall use its Commercially Reasonable Efforts to perform the Development Work and to perform the Development Work in accordance with the Quality agreement and all applicable laws and regulations, including standards of cGMP.
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