Common use of Confidentiality and HIPAA Clause in Contracts

Confidentiality and HIPAA. (a) The District may disclose to Contractor in confidence or otherwise make available to Contractor certain material which is not generally known to the public (“District Confidential Information”), including, but not limited to, information pertaining to: research; pricing; procurement; distribution; personnel; compensation; financial statements or projections; business plans; contracts; systems development and implementation; scientific and mathematics techniques; infrastructure and technical configuration; security policies; methodologies and implementations; intellectual property; trade secrets; inventions; marketing plans; existing and potential clients, customers, patients, suppliers, vendors and other business relationships; and other information provided, delivered or made available by the District or otherwise accessible to Contractor.

Confidentiality and HIPAA. (a) The District may disclose to Contractor Agency in confidence or otherwise make available to Contractor Agency certain material which is not generally known to the public (“District Confidential Information”), including, but not limited to, information pertaining to: research; pricing; procurement; distribution; personnel; compensation; financial statements or projections; business plans; contracts; systems development and implementation; scientific and mathematics techniques; infrastructure and technical configuration; security policies; methodologies and implementations; intellectual property; trade secrets; inventions; marketing plans; existing and potential clients, customers, patients, suppliers, vendors and other business relationships; and other information provided, delivered or made available by the District or otherwise accessible to ContractorAgency.