Grumman Corporation Computer Software Development Costs and Licensing Fees Paid by the Government
PSAD-79-69
Published: May 18, 1979. Publicly Released: May 18, 1979.
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According to Defense Acquisition Regulations, the government is to have unlimited rights in computer software required to be developed under or generated as a necessary part of performing a government contract. No license fees payment is to be made where the government has obtained unlimited rights.
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