Project Materials Sample Clauses

Project Materials. FRISCO shall make available data related to the Project, including design specifications, drawings and other necessary information. Data so furnished to CONTRACTOR shall be furnished at no cost, and shall be returned to FRISCO at the earliest possible time.

Project Materials. 6.4.1 [insert name of counter-party] shall maintain a comprehensive inventory of the equipment, software and materials purchased for the Project (“Project Materials”) and ensure the Project Materials are kept in a good and serviceable condition, fair wear and tear excepted. 6.4.2 [insert name of counter-party] shall also bear the risk and cost of all repairs in relation to the Project Materials and ensure that the [insert name of counter-party] PIs and their Project team use the Project Materials with proper care during the Term. 6.4.3 [insert name of counter-party] shall not sell, dispose of, mortgage, pledge, encumber, hire-out, sub-let, part with possession of or otherwise deal in any way with the Project Materials or any part thereof, subject to Clause 6.4.

Project Materials. All cell lines, viral seed stock, compounds, materials, supplies or other substances necessary to perform the Project and deliver the finished Product. Those Project Materials that are specified in the Scope of Work as to be supplied by SPONSOR, or that SPONSOR requires MOLECULAR MEDICINE to obtain for the Project pursuant to Section 3.1.1, are referred to as “Sponsor Materials.”

Project Materials. Upon reasonable advance notice to PII, Customer shall be permitted to send certain of its employees to PII’s facilities to consult with PII’s employees and consultants engaged in the Project, to observe PII in the performance of its duties hereunder, and to inspect (and take copies of) any of the Project Materials, provided that such consultation, inspection and copying does not unreasonably interfere with PII’s operations or standard operating procedures. PII shall make PII’s employees and consultants and the Project Materials reasonably available to Customer for such purposes. PII shall provide Customer with summary data describing the interim results of each Project, and copies of all Project Materials generated in connection with the Project, from time to time upon Customer’s request, and at no extra charge to Customer, unless previously agreed to by Customer and included in the Service Contract.

Project Materials. Each Party grants to the other Party a non-exclusive, sublicensable (as provided for herein) right during the term of each Project to use the Project Materials associated with such Project solely for purposes of performing the Services relating to such Project, and to grant a third party, including subcontractors, the right to use the Project Materials solely for such purposes for or on behalf of Contractor to carry out the Services. Each Party acknowledges and agrees that the Project Materials of the other Party shall at all times remain the property of such other Party, or such third party entrusting such Project Materials to such other Party, as the case may be, and no rights are granted with respect to such Project Materials except as expressly provided herein.

Project Materials. Grantee will attribute credit to the Federal Transit Administration and Metro on all appropriate project materials, such as reports, booklets, brochures, and web pages. Attribution on materials must read “Made possible with support from Metro and the Federal Transit Administration.” If marketing is done with audio only, spoken attribution language must be “This project is made possible by a partnership with Metro, with support by the Federal Transit Administration.” Grantee will include the Metro logo on all print ads, banners, flyers, posters, signage, and videos. Grantee will include the Metro logo on all marketing and advertising materials, both print and online (size permitting). Grantees will seek Metro approval through the grant manager of any materials where the Metro logo is included to ensure proper logo design and placement. Metro logos and usage guidelines can be found in the RTO Grantee Guide. Grantee will mention support provided by Metro and the Federal Transit Administration in press releases. Grantee will contact RTO Program staff as soon as possible if a reporter or media outlet inquires about efforts related to this grant project in order to consider partnership highlights. Grantee will contact RTO Program staff as soon as possible for any events or ceremonies in order to discuss if a Metro official should attend an event. Grantee will communicate, monitor and track progress, demonstrate impact, document lessons learned, and be accountable and transparent to Metro, partners and the benefiting communities. Grantee will abide by the Evaluation Plan included in the Scope of Work (Exhibit A). If collecting automated data (for example, bike/ped counters), grantee will add the data to the PSU Bike- Ped Data Archive, linked on the RTO Program Basecamp. If the project includes conducting a survey, grantee will contact RTO Program staff for assistance and provide a draft to RTO Program staff The grantee must update RTO Program staff with details confirming that the groundwork is set for this grant project to deliver measured results. Grantee will thoroughly, consistently, and accurately complete and submit quarterly reports by the required due date via ZoomGrants. If reports will be late, grantee will contact RTO Program staff to discuss an extension. Grantee will submit a final grant report, consistent with the Scope of Work, summarizing the grant activity for the entire cycle, via ZoomGrants by the date set forth in the grant agreement. . Exhibi...

Project Materials. Supplies To be Provided by Customer

Project Materials. The Grantee acknowledges and agrees that all proposals, work plans, reports, documents, and other materials that serve to define or manage the Project, submitted to Grand Challenges Canada in response to the applicable Request for Proposals (RFP), during subsequent due dili Project Materials Grand Challenges Canada with its employees, consultants, and agents, as well as with Her Majesty, GAC and with other Grand Challenges Canada funding partners, and may be publicly disclosed. In furtherance of the foregoing, the Grantee hereby grants to Grand Challenges Canada and Her Majesty a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, non-commercial, free of charge and royalty-free license to use, reproduce, adapt, modify, improve, develop, translate, publish, disseminate, distribute, communicate to the public by telecommunication and display the Project Materials (whether provided before or after the Start Date), in whole or in part, in any form, media, or technology now known or later developed, including the right to authorize others to do such acts and the right to sublicense, on the same terms, to any person or entity such rights. The Grantee waives any and all Moral Rights in the Project Materials in favour of Grand Challenges Canada and Her Majesty, and each of their sub-licensees, successors, representatives, assigns, employees, and agents. lity to ensure that no confidential or proprietary information is contained in the Project Materials submitted to Grand Challenges Canada. This Section shall survive the Termination Date.

Project Materials. The Consultant shall afford the University access to the Services or the Project Materials or any part thereof including all preparatory matters and work in progress and to all documents, (including, in particular, documents, recordings, methodology and results, field observations and analysis of data produced in connection with the Services. The University as commissioner of the Services shall be deemed to be the copyright owner of and shall be entitled to all Project Materials produced as a result of or in connection with this Contract and title to the same shall vest in the University. The University may use any aspect of the Services and/or the Project Materials and may publish any aspect of the Services and/or the Project Materials and/or exploit commercially the same. The Consultant shall waive all moral rights it may have to the Project Materials and/or the Services and shall at its own expense do all such things and sign or execute all such documents or instruments and/or take all steps required to ensure that any copyright or other intellectual property rights (including the right to defend or enforce the same), in relation to the Services, shall vest exclusively in the University. Upon the request of the University and in any event upon the termination of this Contract for whatever reason, the Consultant shall at its own expense promptly deliver to the University all property original documentation and copies of all Project Materials then in the Consultants custody, control or possession. The provisions of this Clause 7 shall survive the expiration or termination of this Contract.