Contractor Licensed Programs definition

Contractor Licensed Programs means those Licensed Programs identified on the applicable Solution Order as being licensed by Contractor.
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Examples of Contractor Licensed Programs in a sentence

  • Except as provided elsewhere in this Agreement or an applicable Solution Order, Contractor hereby grants to State a non-exclusive, irrevocable (during the Term), and worldwide license for State and other State Entities to use, install, execute, store, and display the object version of all Contractor Licensed Programs in connection with State’s use, operation, or support of the Solution and in accordance with all the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

  • If a State Entity elects to uninstall any Contractor Licensed Program such State Entity shall not be responsible for payment of any further fee applicable to such uninstalled Contractor Licensed Program(s).

  • From time to time, a State Entity may elect to uninstall one or more Contractor Licensed Programs for some period of time.

  • If a State Entity elects to reinstall any such Contractor Licensed Program(s) (i) the Extended Warranty applicable to such Contractor Licensed Program(s) will recommence as of the date such Contractor Licensed Program(s) is reinstalled and (ii) any such reinstallation by a State Entity will be at no cost to any State Entity other than as provided above.

  • Delivery of such Contractor Licensed Programs under this Agreement will be deemed to include and require delivery of a copy of the Source Code to the Escrow Agent under the Escrow Agreement, together with any updates thereto.

  • State shall be entitled to receive a copy of such Source Code and to use such Source Code to support and maintain the State Entities’ authorized use of the Contractor Licensed Programs, upon the occurrence of a “Release Event” set forth in the Escrow Agreement.

  • The License also includes the right to receive from Contractor and use the source code version of the Contractor Licensed Programs to the extent so provided in Section 3.1.4 and Section 3.2.