Common use of Release of Source Code Clause in Contracts

Release of Source Code. The source code will be released to the District in accordance with the Escrow Agreement upon the occurrence of one or more of the following conditions: Contractor's failure to carry out obligations imposed on it by the Contract or any agreement between the District and Contractor relating to the use of the Products; Contractor's announcement or acknowledgement that it will no longer support the version of the Products then being used by the District; Contractor's failure to continue to do business in the ordinary course; and Contractor is subject to voluntary or involuntary bankruptcy. Definition of deposit materials. Materials to be deposited with each deposit are: Source code, including any customizations for District; All related technical documentation; A list of names and contact information for personnel who have been supporting the source code; A list of third party code, including open source, needed to run the software and available from other sources; and Compilers.

Release of Source Code. The source code will be released to the District in accordance with the Escrow Agreement upon the occurrence of one or more of the following conditions: ContractorProvider's failure to carry out obligations imposed on it by the Contract Agreement or any agreement between the District and Contractor relating to the use of the ProductsProvider; ContractorProvider's announcement or acknowledgement that it will no longer support the version of the Platform, Products or Services then being used by the District; ContractorProvider's failure to continue to do business in the ordinary course; and Contractor Provider is subject to voluntary or involuntary bankruptcy. Definition of deposit materials. Materials to be deposited with each deposit are: Source code, including any customizations for District; All related technical documentation; A list of names and contact information for personnel who have been supporting the source code; A list of third partythird-party code, including open source, needed to run the software and available from other sources; and Compilers.