Attachment B -NASA IT Software and Hardware Rider.pdf
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- Keysight Radio Frequency Channel Emulation Hardware and Software Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 80TECH26QA066
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This is a NASA IT Software and Hardware Rider document establishing requirements and restrictions for software and hardware licensing agreements with NASA.
The rider imposes specific operational and compliance requirements on contractors providing software and hardware products. All audit and compliance review notifications, including anti-piracy inquiries, must be submitted via email to the Contracting Officer and Agency Software Manager, with NASA allowing 30 days for response. Automated reporting features in licensed software must use encrypted transmission via VPN or authorized secure ports and cannot include personally identifiable information about NASA users; unencrypted reporting traffic will be blocked by NASA without constituting a breach of publisher terms. License usage cannot be geographically restricted by location, time zone, or NASA site, and no additional licenses are required for use within the US or US territories or by government contractors performing contracted work. Report requests for usage or entitlements must receive contracting officer approval before generation, and generated reports cannot be shared with third parties without prior written NASA consent disclosing the third party identity, information to be shared, justification, and data retention period. Additional terms and conditions in vendor quotes and purchases are not binding and do not constitute contract modifications. Contractors must maintain and provide artifacts documenting cybersecurity supply chain risk mitigation within 48 hours of government request. NASA reserves the right to share all prices, terms, and conditions for commercial and COTS software licenses with other federal agencies, including posting to the Acquisition Gateway, and vendor terms precluding such sharing are prohibited. When ordering publisher products, contractors must execute publisher EULAs specifying license grant details, with NASA and its users not bound by conflicting click-wrap or other end user license terms.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Revised JOFOC - Keysight Radio Frequency HW and SW_Redacted.pdf | ||
| RFQ - 80TECH26QA066 - Keysight Radio Frequency Hardware and Software.pdf | ||
| ATTACHMENT A -BILL OF MATERIALS.pdf |
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80TECH26QA066
NASA IT Software and Hardware Rider
1. Audit and Compliance Review Notifications
All audit and compliance review notifications, to include anti-piracy violation inquiries, must be submitted via email to the Contracting Officer and Agency Software Manager. NASA will have 30 days to respond to all requests.
2. Use of Software with Automated Reporting Features
Automated reporting by a software firm with whom NASA maintains a licensing agreement must be encrypted through use of a VPN or over an authorized secure port to ensure information about NASA’s users and network is not exposed. Automated reporting from licensed software must not include personally identifiable information about NASA users. Automated reporting via unsecure means will not be allowed and such traffic will be blocked by NASA. NASA will not reconfigure security controls or firewall rules to accommodate automated software reporting. Automated report blocking by NASA will not constitute a violation of Publisher terms and all stated clauses to this effect are void.
3. Geographical Limitations
Use of the license(s) shall not be restricted to specific locations or time zones nor require additional license(s) for use within the US or US territory. License use may transfer to other NASA/government sites as required to perform required work. Publisher may request notification prior to license relocation.
4. License Usage
In performance of NASA business, license(s) may be used by Government personnel and Government contractors. No additional licensing requirements will be applied or enforced for contractor usage in performance of contracting duties or projects.
5. Contract Terms
Additional terms and conditions added to quotes and purchases will not be binding or act as a contract modification.
6. Reporting
Report requests for usage or entitlements must be submitted and approved by the contracting officer, prior to report generation. Reports will not be utilized to generate or compel compliance action(s).
Generated reports will not be shared with any 3rd party without prior consent by NASA. All requests to share data with 3rd parties must be submitted in writing and disclose identity of third party, all information to be shared, justification for sharing information, and data retention period. NASA may require additional information depending on security posture.
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7. Reserved
8. Artifacts (received from Dept of State)
The Contractor must regularly identify, assess, monitor, and mitigate cybersecurity supply chain risks when providing covered articles or services to the Government. The Contractor shall maintain artifacts (i.e., any byproduct of hardware or software development that helps describe the architecture, design, and function of that hardware or software) that document its compliance with this paragraph and shall provide these artifacts to the Government within 48 hours of request, which may be redacted to remove sensitive proprietary information.
9. Price Sharing (received from OMB Memo M-16-12) NASA may share all prices, terms, and conditions for commercial and COTS software licenses with other Government entities, including posting said information to the Acquisition Gateway.
Terms or conditions that preclude NASA from sharing prices paid with other Federal agencies are prohibited.
10. License and Grants: At the time NASA places an order for PUBLISHER products, the contractor shall execute an order for a PUBLISHER EULA specifying the license grant details, including the license type, unit of measure, delivery location as requested by NASA, and the units ordered. The contractor acknowledges that NASA and its users shall not be bound by the terms of “Click Wrap” licenses or other related end user terms in the PUBLISHER EULA to the extent such “Click Wrap” licenses or end user terms conflict with the terms of this agreement.
| NASA IT Software and Hardware Rider |
| 2. Use of Software with Automated Reporting Features |
| 3. Geographical Limitations |
| 4. License Usage |
| 5. Contract Terms |
| 6. Reporting |
| 7. Reserved |
| 8. Artifacts (received from Dept of State) |
| 9. Price Sharing (received from OMB Memo M-16-12) |
| 10. License and Grants: At the time NASA places an order for PUBLISHER products, the contractor shall execute an order for a PUBLISHER EULA specifying the license grant details, including the license type, unit of measure, delivery location as requ... |
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