Common use of Findings Confidential Clause in Contracts

Findings Confidential. Information developed and obtained by the Architectural Designer is considered confidential by the School District. The Architectural Designer agrees to refer all inquiries by outside parties to the School District. The Architectural Designer further agrees that it will not publish any articles, newsletters, marketing materials or other informational materials for public release or its own benefit regarding the Project, or any information developed or obtained during the performance of Services for the Project, without the express written approval of the School District. Employee newsletters and professional experience statements are not subject to this Paragraph 3.18. For additional requirements pertaining to confidentiality, publicity, and publication, see Paragraph 3.19,

Findings Confidential. Information developed and obtained by the Architectural Designer is considered confidential by the School District. The Architectural Designer agrees to refer all inquiries by outside parties to the School District. The Architectural Designer further agrees that it will not publish any articles, newsletters, marketing materials or other informational materials for public release or its own benefit regarding the Projectassigned Project(s), or any information developed or obtained during the performance of Services for the Projectassigned Project(s), without the express written approval of the School District. Employee newsletters and professional experience statements are not subject to this Paragraph 3.18. For additional requirements pertaining to confidentiality, publicity, and publication, see Paragraph 3.19,

Findings Confidential. Information developed and obtained by the Architectural Designer is considered confidential by the School District. The Architectural Designer agrees to refer all inquiries by outside parties to the School District. The Architectural Designer further agrees that it will not publish any articles, newsletters, marketing materials or other informational materials for public release or its own benefit regarding the Project, or any information developed or obtained during the performance of Services for the Project, without the express written approval of the School District. Employee newsletters and professional experience statements are not subject to this Paragraph 3.18. For additional requirements pertaining to confidentiality, publicity, and publication, see Paragraph 3.19,

Findings Confidential. Information developed and obtained by the Architectural Designer is considered confidential by the School District. The Architectural Designer agrees to refer all inquiries by outside parties to the School District. The Architectural Designer further agrees that it will not publish any articles, newsletters, marketing materials or other informational materials for public release or its own benefit regarding the Project, or any information developed or obtained during the performance of Services for the Project, without the express written approval of the School District. Employee newsletters and professional experience statements are not subject to this Paragraph 3.18. For additional requirements pertaining to confidentiality, publicity, and publication, see Paragraph 3.19,developed

Findings Confidential. Information developed and obtained by the Architectural Designer is considered confidential by the School District. The Architectural Designer agrees to refer all inquiries by outside parties to the School District. The Architectural Designer further agrees that it will not publish any articles, newsletters, marketing materials or other informational materials for public release or its own benefit regarding the Projectassigned Project(s), or any information developed or obtained during the performance of Services for the Projectassigned Project(s), without the express written approval of the School District. Employee newsletters and professional experience statements are not subject to this Paragraph 3.183.19. For additional requirements pertaining to confidentiality, publicity, and publication, see Paragraph 3.193.20,