Toolkit of Additional Terms (PSA)
This document is a toolkit providing example additional terms for the Bonterms Professional Services Agreement (Version 1.2). It demonstrates how to add, replace, or delete provisions within the main PSA, covering areas such as subcontractor approval, open source usage, termination clauses, and indemnity exceptions. Users are advised to have legal counsel review these examples before implementation.
Toolkit of Additional Terms for Bonterms Professional Services Agreement
* These examples show how to add Additional Terms to a Cover Page for the Bonterms Professional Services Agreement (Version 1.2) (PSA).
* You can delete, replace or add to provisions of the PSA as shown below.
* These are examples only. Have legal counsel review before using.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT (PSA) | |
Additional Terms | |
The following additions to or modifications of the Bonterms Professional Services Agreement are agreed by the parties and control in the event of any conflicts: | |
Approve Provider’s Affiliates as Subcontractors | Add the following to the end of Section 3.5 (Subcontractors):Customer hereby consents to Provider’s use of its Affiliates as Subcontractors. |
Prohibit any use of Open Source in Assigned Deliverables | Add as a new Section 5.3 (d):Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, in no event will Provider include any Open Source in any Assigned Deliverables. |
Remove Termination for Convenience of SOWs | Delete Section 11.2(b) to remove Termination for Convenience. |
Indemnity Excludes Open Source | Replace Section 13.6 (Exceptions) in its entirety with the following:Exceptions. Provider’s obligations in this Section 13 do not apply to claims to the extent resulting from (a) Customer Materials, (b) Open Source elements of Third-Party Materials, (c) Customer’s modifications to the Deliverables or (d) use of the Deliverables in combination with items not provided by Provider. |
Indemnity Excludes all Third-Party Materials | Replace Section 13.6 (Exceptions) in its entirety with the following:Exceptions. Provider’s obligations in this Section 13 do not apply to claims to the extent resulting from (a) Customer Materials, (b) Third-Party Materials, (c) Customer’s modifications to the Deliverables or (d) use of the Deliverables in combination with items not provided by Provider. |
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