TREATIES AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL ACTS SERIES 05-324 

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DEFENSE 

Research and Development 

 Memorandum of Agreement Between 

the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 

and ISRAEL 

Signed at Washington and Tel Aviv 

February 7 and March 24, 2005 

 with 

Annex 
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ISRAEL 

Defense: Research and Development 

 Memorandum of agreement signed at 

 Washington and Tel Aviv 

 February 7 and March 24, 2005; 

 Entered into force March 24, 2005. 

 With annex. 
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT

BETWEEN

THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

AND

THE MINISTRY OF DEFENSE

OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL

CONCERNING

COMBATING TERRORISM RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREAMBLE 3

ARTICLE I

DEFINITIONS 4

ARTICLE II

OBJECTIVES 8

ARTICLE III

SCOPE OF WORK 9

ARTICLE IV

MANAGEMENT (ORGANIZATION AND RESPONSIBILITY) 10

ARTICLE V

FINANCIAL PROVISIONS 13

ARTICLE VI

CONTRACTING PROVISIONS 15

ARTICLE. VII

PROGRAM EQUIPMENT 17

ARTICLE VIII

DISCLOSURE AND USE OF PROGRAM INFORMATION 19

ARTICLE IX

CONTROLLED UNCLASSIFIED INFORMATION 26

ARTICLE X

VISITS TO ESTABLISHMENTS 28

ARTICLE XI

SECURITY 29

ARTICLE XII

THIRD PARTY SALES AND TRANSFERS 32

ARTICLE XIII

LIABILITY AND CLAIMS 33

ARTICLE XIV

CUSTOMS DUTIES, TAXES, AND SIMILAR CHARGES 34

ARTICLE XV

SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES 35

ARTICLE XVI

LANGUAGE 36

ARTICLE XVII

GENERAL PROVISIONS 37

ARTICLE XVIII

AMENDMENT, TERMINATION, ENTRY INTO FORCE, AND DURATION 38

ANNEX A

SAMPLE TASK PLAN 41

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PREAMBLE

The Department of Defense of the United States of America (U.S.

DoD) and the Ministry of Defense of the State of Israel (Israeli

MOD), hereinafter referred to as the "Parties":

Having a common interest in combating terrorism research and

development to satisfy common operational requirements;

Seeking to make the best use of their respective research and

development capacities, eliminate unnecessary duplication of

work and obtain the most efficient and cost-effective results

through cooperation in combating terrorism research and

development;

Aiming to share both the costs and benefits resulting from the

program efforts; and

Desiring to improve combating terrorism capabilities through the

application of state-of-the-art and emerging technology;

Have agreed as follows:

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ARTICLE I

DEFINITIONS

The Parties have agreed upon the following definitions for

terms used in this Memorandum of Agreement (hereinafter the

Agreement):

Classified Official information that requires

Information protection in the interests of national

security and is so designated by the

application of a security classification

marking. This information may be in oral,

visual, magnetic or documentary form or in

the form of equipment or technology.

Contract

Contracting

Any mutually binding legal relationship

under national laws which obligates a

Contractor to furnish supplies or services,

and obligates one or both of the Parties to

pay for them.

The obtaining of supplies or services by

Contract from sources outside the government

organizations of the Parties. Contracting

includes description (but not determination)

of supplies and services required,

solicitation and selection of sources,

preparation and award of Contracts, and all

phases of Contract administration.

Contracting Agency The entity within the government

organization of a Party, which has authority

to enter into, administer, or terminate

Contracts.

Contracting Officer A person representing a Contracting Agency

of a Party who has the authority to enter

into, administer, or terminate Contracts.

Contractor Any entity awarded a Contract by a Party's

Contracting Agency.

Contractor Support Persons specifically identified in support

Personnel Contracts who provide administrative,

managerial, scientific, or technical support

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services to a Party under a Contract with

that Party that prohibits using information

received under the Contract for any other

purpose.

Controlled Unclassified information to which access or

Unclassified distribution limitations have been applied

Information in accordance with applicable national laws

or regulations. Whether the information is

provided or generated under this Agreement,

the information shall be marked to identify

its "in confidence" nature. U.S. export

controlled technical data shall be marked as

"International Traffic in Arms Regulations

(ITAR) - Controlled". Israeli export

controlled technical data shall be marked as

"Israeli Controlled Unclassified

Information". It could include information,

which has been declassified, but remains

controlled.

Cost Ceiling

Defense Purposes

The maximum amount of financial and nonfinancial contributions which will be

dedicated to the Program.

Manufacture or other use by or for the armed

forces of the Parties. "Other use" shall

include the Parties' authorization of other

agencies of their respective federal

governments to access and use Program

Foreground Information for the purpose of

combating terrorism.

Designated Security The security office approved by national

Authority (DSA) authorities to be responsible for the

security aspects of this Agreement.

Financial Costs Program costs met with monetary

contributions.

Non-financial Costs Program costs met with non-monetary

contributions.

Party A signatory to this Agreement represented by

its military and civilian personnel.

Contractors and Contractor Support Personnel

shall not be representatives of a Party

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under this Agreement.

Patent

Program

Legal protection of the right to exclude

others from making, using, or selling an

invention. The term refers to any and all

Patents including, but not limited to,

Patents of implementation, improvement or

addition, petty Patents, utility models,

appearance design Patents, registered

designs, and inventor certificates or like

statutory protection as well as divisions,

reissues, continuations, renewals, and

extensions of any of these.

The cooperative efforts of the Parties under

this Agreement, consisting of all of the

individual combating terrorism implementing

arrangements consisting of Tasks performed

under this Agreement.

Information not generated in the performance

of the Program.

Any materiel, equipment, end item,

subsystem, component, Special Tooling or

test equipment jointly acquired or provided

for use in the Program.

Program Background

Information

Program Equipment

Program Foreground Information generated in the performance of

Information the Program.

Program Information Any information provided to, generated in,

or used in the Program regardless of form or

type, including, but not limited to, that of

a scientific, technical, business, or

financial nature, and also including

photographs, reports, manuals, threat data,

experimental data, test data, computer

software, designs, specifications,

processes, techniques, inventions, drawings,

technical writings, sound recordings,

pictorial representations, and other

graphical presentations, whether in magnetic

tape, computer memory, or any other form and

whether or not subject to copyright, Patent,

or other legal protection.

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Program Invention Any invention or discovery formulated or

made (conceived or first actually reduced to

practice) in the course of work performed

under the Program. The term, "first

actually reduced to practice", means the

first demonstration, sufficient to establish

to one skilled in the art to which the

invention pertains, of the operability of an

invention for its intended purpose and in

its intended environment.

Special Tooling

Task

Task Plan

Then Year (TY)

Dollars

Jigs, dies, fixtures, molds, pattern's,

tapes, gauges, other equipment and

manufacturing aids, and all components of

these items, which are of such a specialized

nature that without substantial modification

or alteration their use is limited to the

development or production of particular

supplies or parts thereof or to the

performance of particular services and

excluding materiel, special test equipment,

facilities (except foundations and similar

improvements necessary for installing

Special Tooling) general or special machine

tools or similar capital items.

A cooperative research and development

effort under this Agreement that complies

with the objectives in Article II

(Objectives) and the scope of work in

Article III (Scope of Work) of this

Agreement, and which is executed in

accordance with a Task Plan.

An implementing arrangement that contains a

detailed description of a Task to be

accomplished under this Agreement, including

a statement of work and provisions regarding

the sharing of work, work schedule, costs,

and management.

U.S. Dollars which reflect purchasing power

at the time expenditures are actually made.

Then Year U.S. Dollars are projected actual

amounts to be paid.

Third Party A government other than the government of a

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Party and any person or other entity whose

government is not the government of a Party.

ARTICLE II

OBJECTIVES

2.1. The objectives of the Program are:

2.1:1. To develop combating terrorism technology and

prototype capabilities, equipment, and systems

that will help deter, detect, surveil, and

identify terrorists, neutralize them and their

weapons, and reduce the probability of terrorist

incidents by enabling better preparation for and

response to them.

2.1.2. To evaluate and test existing and newly developed

prototype capabilities, equipment and systems.

2.1.3. To integrate or adapt existing and newly

developed prototype capabilities, equipment and

systems to reduce overall developmental costs.

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ARTICLE III

SCOPE OF WORK

3.1. The overall work to be undertaken under this Agreement

involves the research and development, test and evaluation of

prototype combating terrorism technology in the following areas:

3.1.1. Developing countermeasures to surveil, detect,

prevent, deter, and respond effectively to

terrorist acts;

3.1.2. Developing capabilities that reduce the

vulnerability and enable better preparation and

response to terrorist attacks; and

3.1.3. For selective Tasks, planning to transition these

efforts identified in paragraphs 3.1.1 and 3.1.2

to formal defense acquisition programs.

3.2. Both Parties shall test and evaluate existing and newly

developed prototype technology in laboratory, field and

operationally relevant settings. Final detailed test reports,

to include test data, shall be provided to both Parties.

3.3. Simulated operational exercises and user evaluations may

be performed to evaluate and/or define the state of existing and

prototype technology.

3.4. Tasks shall be accomplished under implementing

arrangements known as Task Plans and shall generally conform to

the model in Annex A (Sample Task Plan). Each Task Plan shall

include specific provisions concerning the objectives,

classification, statement of work, sharing of work, breakdown

and schedule of work, financial provisions, management, and

principle organizations involved for the applicable Task Plan.

The provisions of this Agreement shall govern all activities

conducted pursuant to the applicable Task Plans.

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ARTICLE IV

MANAGEMENT (ORGANIZATION AND RESPONSIBILITY)

4.1. The Program shall be directed and administered on behalf

of the Parties by an organization consisting of a Steering

Committee (SC) and Program Managers (PMs) appointed by the

Parties. The SC shall provide policy oversight for the Program.

The PMs shall be responsible for the technical execution of the

overall Program. The Parties shall maintain and fund their own

organizations for managing the Program.

4.2. The SC shall consist of a representative appointed by each

Party. The SC shall meet semi-annually, unless otherwise

decided by the SC. Each meeting of the SC shall be chaired by

the representative of the Party hosting the meeting. Decisions

of the SC shall be made unanimously. In the event that the SC

is unable to reach a timely decision on an issue, each SC

representative shall refer the issue to a higher authority for

resolution. In the meantime, the approved Task Plan shall

continue to be implemented without interruption under the

direction of the PMs while the issue is being resolved by higher

authority.

4.3. The SC shall be responsible for:

4.3.1. Exercising executive-level policy oversight of

the overall Program.

4.3.2. Approving the Task Plans and amendments thereto

developed by the PMs.

4.3.3. Reviewing the technical progress of the Program

against the Task Plans.

4.3.4. Reviewing the financial status of the Program to

ensure compliance with the provisions of Article

V (Financial Provisions).

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4.3.5. Approving the . Financial Management Procedures

Document (FMPD) required in paragraph 5.8 of

Article V (Financial Provisions).

4.3.6. Approving plans developed by the PMs to manage

and control the transfer of Program Equipment

provided by either Party to support the execution

of the Program in accordance with Article VII

(Program Equipment).

4.3.7. Approving plans developed by the PMs for the

disposal of property jointly acquired under this

Agreement in accordance with Article VII (Program

Equipment).

4.3.8. Monitoring Third Party sales and transfers

authorized in accordance with Article XII (Third

Party Sales and Transfers).

4.3.9. Resolving Program issues brought forth by the

PMs.

4.3.10. Providing oversight of the security aspects of

the Program, including reviewing and obtaining

approval from the appropriate Designated Security

Authority of a Program Security Instruction and a

Classification Guide prior to the transfer of

Classified Information or Controlled Unclassified

Information.

4.3.11. Reviewing and forwarding to the Parties for

approval - recommended amendments to this Agreement

in accordance with Article XVIII (Amendment,

Termination, Entry Into Force, and Duration).

4.4. A Program office shall be established in the Combating

Terrorism Technology Support Office in the United States, and in

the DDR&D-MAFAT in Israel. The Assistant Secretary of Defense

for Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflict shall appoint the

U.S. PM, and the DDR&D-MAFAT of the Israeli MOD shall appoint

the Israeli PM. The PMs shall be responsible for implementing

this Agreement and for carrying out the overall Program.

4.5. For matters under their cognizance the PMs shall be

responsible for:

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4.5.1. Managing the cost, schedule, performance

requirementsi and the technical, security, and

financial aspects of the overall Program.

4.5.2. Developing Task Plans and any amendments thereto

for the SC's approval.

4.5.3. Executing the financial aspects of the Program in

accordance with Article V (Financial Provisions).

4.5.4. Preparing and submitting the FMPD for SC

approval.

4.5.5. Developing and forwarding to the SC a Program

Security Instruction and a Classification Guide

for the Program within three months after

Agreement signature, and implementing them upon

final approval.

4.5.6. Developing.and implementing SC-approved plans to

manage and control the transfer of Program

Equipment provided by either Party in accordance

with Article VII (Program Equipment).

4.5.7. Developing and implementing SC-approved plans for

the disposal of property jointly acquired under

this Agreement in accordance with Article VII

(Program Equipment).

4.5.8. Referring Program issues to the SC that cannot be

resolved by the PMs.

4.6. For each Task, each Party shall appoint a Task Manager, who

shall be identified in the Task Plan. The Task Managers shall

be responsible for the day-to-day execution of the Task Plan and

shall submit quarterly status reports to each PM.

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ARTICLE V

FINANCIAL PROVISIONS

5.1. The Parties estimate that the performance of the

obligations under this Agreementshall not cost more than a Cost

Ceiling of 250 million Then Year (TY) U.S. dollars. The Cost

Ceiling may be changed only upon the written agreement of the

Parties. The U.S. dollar shall be the reference currency for

the Program, and the Program fiscal year shall be the U.S.

fiscal year (which commences 1 October and terminates 30

September).

5.2. Each Party shall contribute its equitable share of the

full Financial Costs and Non-financial Costs of the Program,

including overhead costs, administrative costs, and costs of

claims, and shall receive an equitable share of the results of

the Program.

5.3. The full Financial Costs and Non-financial Costs of the

Program, as identified in this Article of this Agreement, shall

be shared according to the following percentages:

Party Percentage Share

U.S. DoD 50%

Israeli MOD 50%

The Parties recognize that each Task may not reflect the overall

50/50 cost share for the Program. However, over the duration of

the Program, the Program shall reflect the 50/50 cost share.

5.4. Military assistance and financing received from the United

States Government may not be used by the Israeli MOD to provide

its share of the cost of the Program.

5.5. Participation in the Program shall include both financial

and non-financial contributions to directly support Program

efforts. The financial contributions and non-financial

contributions for each Task shall be specified in the Task Plan

for that Task.

5.6. Each Party shall bear the costs it incurs for performing,

managing, and administering its activities under this Agreement

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and all such costs shall be included as part of each Party's

contribution to the Program. These costs include salaries,

travel and per diem for each Party's Program personnel, as

approved by the SC, as well as any Contract costs.

5.7. The following costs are not Program costs and shall be

borne entirely by the Party incurring the costs or on whose

behalf the costs are incurred:

5.7.1. Costs associated with any unique national

requirements identified by a Party.

5.7.2. Any other costs not expressly stated as shared

costs or any costs that are outside the scope of

this Agreement.

5.8. The PMs shall be responsible for establishing the detailed

financial management procedures under which the Program shall

operate. These procedures, which must accord with the national

accounting and audit requirements of the Parties, shall be

detailed in a Financial Management Procedures Document (FMPD)

prepared by the PMs and subject to the approval of the SC. Each

Party shall fund the Task Plans in accordance with the estimated

schedule of financial contributions contained in the FMPD which

shall be consistent with paragraph 5.10.

5.9. A Party shall promptly notify the other Party if available

funds are not adequate to fulfill its obligations under the

Program. If a Party notifies the other Party that it is

terminating or reducing its funding for the Program, both

Parties shall immediately consult with a view toward

continuation on a modified basis.

5.10. The Parties recognize that it may become necessary for one

Party to incur contractual or other obligations for the benefit

of the other Party prior to the receipt of the other Party's

funds. In the event that one Party incurs such obligations, the

. other Party shall make such funds available in such amounts and

at such times as may be required by the Contract or other

obligation, and shall pay any damages and costs that may accrue

from the performance of, or cancellation of, the Contract or

other obligation in advance of the time such payments, damages,

or costs are due.

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ARTICLE VI

CONTRACTING PROVISIONS

6.1. If either Party determines that Contracting is necessary

to fulfill that Party's obligations under Article III (Scope of

Work) of this Agreement, that Party shall contract in accordance

with its respective national laws, regulations and procedures.

Sources from both Parties' industries shall be allowed to

compete on an equal basis for such ContractS.

6.2. When one Party individually contracts to perform a task

under this Agreement in accordance with paragraph 6.1. of this

Article, it shall be solely responsible for its own Contracting

and the other Party shall not be subject to any liability

arising from such Contracts without its written consent.

6.3. Each Party may, upon request, make use of the other Party's

Contracting Agency in the event that Contracting on behalf of

the requesting Party or both Parties is required to implement

this Agreement. The Contracting Agency so used shall place

Contracts in accordance with its respective national laws,

regulations, and procedures, with such waivers and deviations as

its procedures permit and as deemed necessary to implement this

Agreement. Sources from both Parties' industries shall be

allowed to compete on an equal basis for such Contracts. The

Contracting Party's Contracting Officer shall be the exclusive

source for providing contractual directions and instructions to

the Contractors.

6.4. For all Contracting activities performed by either Party,

the PMs shall develop statements of work prior to the

development of solicitations that are consistent with the

provisions of this Agreement.

6.5. For Contracting activities performed by either Party, a PM

shall be provided, upon request, a copy of Contracts issued by

the other Party.

6.6. Each Party's Contracting Agency shall negotiate to obtain

the rights to use and disclose Program Information required by

Article VIII (Disclosure and Use of Program Information). Each

Party's Contracting Agency shall insert into its prospective

Contracts (and require its subcontractors to insert in

subcontracts) suitable provisions to satisfy the requirements of

this Agreement, including Article VIII (Disclosure and Use of

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Program Information), Article IX (Controlled Unclassified

Information), Article XI (Security), Article XII (Third Party

Sales and Transfers), and Article XVII (General Provisions)

concerning compliance with the Parties' export control laws and

export control regulations. During the Contracting process,

each Party's Contracting Officer shall advise prospective

Contractors of their obligation to immediately notify the

Contracting Agency, before Contract award, if they are subject

to any license or agreement that shall restrict that Party's

freedom to disclose information or permit its use. The

Contracting Officer shall also advise prospective Contractors to

employ their best efforts not to enter into any new agreement or

arrangement that will result in restrictions.

6.7. In the event a Party's Contracting Agency is unable to

secure adequate rights to use and disclose Program Information

as required by Article VIII (Disclosure and Use of Program

Information), or is notified by Contractors or potential

Contractors of any restrictions on the disclosure and use of

information, that Party's PM shall notify the other Party's PM

of the restriction(s), and the PMs shall submit the matter to

the SC for resolution.

6.8. The transfer of export-controlled information furnished by

one Party shall be authorized by the Government of the

furnishing Party only to those Contractors of the other Party

who shall limit the end use of the information received for the

sole purpose of furthering the purposes authorized under this

Agreement. The Parties shall establish legal arrangements with

their Contractors to ensure that their Contractors do not

retransfer or otherwise use export controlled information for

any purpose other than the purposes authorized under this

Agreement. Such legal arrangements shall also provide that the

Contractor shall not retransfer the export-controlled

information to another Contractor without the Government of the

furnishing Party's consent.

6.9. Each Party's PM shall promptly advise the other Party's PM

of any cost growth, schedule delay, or performance problems of

any Contractor for which its Contracting Agency is responsible.

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ARTICLE VII

PROGRAM EQUIPMENT

7.1. Each Party may provide. Program Equipment identified as

being necessary for executing the Agreement to the other Party.

Program Equipment shall remain the property of the providing

Party. A list of all Program Equipment provided by one Party to

another Party shall be developed and maintained by the PM,

approved by the SC, and incorporated into the Task Plans in

accordance with Annex A (Sample Task Plan).

7.2. The receiving Party shall maintain any such Program

Equipment in good order, repair, and operable condition. Unless

the providing Party has authorized the Program Equipment to be

expended or otherwise consumed without reimbursement to the

providing Party, the receiving Party shall return the Program

Equipment to the providing Party in as good condition as

received, normal wear and tear excepted, or return the Program

Equipment and pay the cost to restore it. If the Program

Equipment is damaged beyond economical repair, the receiving

Party shall return the Program Equipment to the providing Party

(unless otherwise specified in writing by the providing Party)

and pay the replacement value, which shall be computed pursuant

to the providing Party's national laws and regulations. If the

Program Equipment is lost while in the custody of the receiving

Party, the receiving Party shall issue a certificate of loss to

the providing Party and pay the replacement value.

7.3. The providing Party shall deliver Program Equipment to the

receiving Party at a mutually agreed location. Possession of

the Program Equipment shall pass from the providing Party to the

receiving Party at the time of receipt of the Program Equipment.

Any further transportation is the responsibility of the

receiving Party.

7.4. All Program Equipment that is transfeired shall be used by

the receiving Party only for the purposes of carrying out this

Agreement, unless otherwise consented to in writing by the

Government of the providing Party. In addition, in accordance

with Article XII (Third Party Sales and Transfers), Program

Equipment shall not be re-transferred to a Third Party without

the prior written consent of the Government of the providing

Party.

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7.5. Program Equipment transferred to one Party under this .

Agreement shall be returned to the providing Party prior to the

termination or expiration of this Agreement.

7.6. Any Program Equipment which is jointly acquired on behalf

of both Parties for use under this Agreement shall be disposed

of during the Program or when the Program ceases, as agreed by

the SC.

7.7.- Disposal of jointly acquired equipment may include a

transfer of the interest of one Party in such Program Equipment

to the other Party, or the sale of such equipment to a Third

Party in accordance with Article XII (Third Party Sales and

Transfers) of this Agreement. The Parties shall share the

consideration from jointly acquired Program Equipment

transferred or sold to a Third Party in the same ratio as costs

are shared under this Agreement.

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ARTICLE VIII

DISCLOSURE AND USE OF PROGRAM INFORMATION

8.1. General

8.1.1. Both Parties recognize that successful

collaboration depends on full and prompt exchange

of information necessary for carrying out the

Program. The Parties intend to acquire

sufficient Program Information and rights to use

such information to enable the development of

technology and prototype equipment. The nature

and amount of Program Information to be acquired

shall be consistent with the objectives stated in

Article II (Objectives) and Article III (Scope of

Work). Transfer of such information to

Contractors shall be in accordanCe with each

Party's applicable export control laws and export

control regulations.

8.2. Government Program Foreground Information

8.2.1. Disclosure: All Program Foreground Information

generated by a Party's military personnel or

civilian employees shall be disclosed without

charge to both Parties.

8.2.2: Use: Each Party may use or have used all

Government Program Foreground Information without

charge for Defense Purposes. The Party

generating Government Program Foreground

Information shall also retain its rights of use

thereto. Any sale or other transfer to a Third

Party, shall be subject to the provisions of

Article XII (Third Party Sales and Transfers) of

this Agreement.

8.3. Government Program Background Information

8.3.1. Disclosure: Each Party, upon request, shall

disclose without charge to the other Party any

relevant Government Program Background

Information generated by its military personnel

or civilian employees, provided that:

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8.3.1.1. Such Program. Background Information is

necessary to or useful in the Program, with

the Party in possession of the information

determining, after consulting with the

requesting Party, whether it is "necessary

to" or "useful in" the Program;

8.3.1.2. Such Program Background Information may be

made available without incurring liability

to holders of proprietary rights;

8.3.1.3. Disclosure is in accordance with national

disclosure policies and regulations of the

furnishing Party; and

8.3.1.4. Any disclosure or transfer of such

Government Program Background Information to

Contractors is in accordance with the

furnishing Party's export control laws and

export control regulations.

8.3.2. Use: Government Program Background Information

furnished by one Party to the other may be'used

without charge by or for the other Party for

Program Purposes only; however, the furnishing

Party shall retain all its rights with respect to

such Program Background Information.

8.4. Contractor Program Foreground Information

8.4.1. Disclosure: Program Foreground Information

generated and delivered by Contractors shall be

disclosed without charge to both Parties.

Program Foreground Information generated by a

Contractor, but not delivered, shall be made

available upon the request of a Party at the cost

of the Information's conversion into the

prescribed form and the cost of reproduction and

delivery as permitted in accordance with the

terms of the applicable Contract. Such costs

shall be borne by the requesting Party in

accordance with Article V (Financial Provisions)

paragraph 5.7. and shall not be considered a

Program cost.

8.4.2. Use: Each Party may use or have used without

charge for its Defense Purposes all Contractor

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Program Foreground Information generated and

delivered by Contractors of the other Party,

including without limitation the results of any

testing or evaluation resulting from Project

Equipment or materiel loaned under this

Agreement. The Party whose Contractors generate

and deliver Contractor Program Foreground

Information shall also retain its rights of use

thereto in accordance with the applicable

Contract(s). Any sale or other transfer to a

Third Party of Contractor Program Foreground

Information shall be subject to the provisions of

Article XII (Third Party Sales and Transfers) of

this Agreement.

8.5. Contractor Program Background Information

8.5.1. Disclosure: A Contracting Party shall make

available to the other Party without charge all

Program Background Information generated and

delivered by Contractors which is delivered under

Contracts awarded in accordance with this

Agreement. Any other Program Background

Information which is generated by Contractors

under Contracts awarded outside of this Agreement

and which is in the possession of one Party shall

be made available without charge to the other

Party upon its request, provided the following

conditions are met:

8.5.1.1. Such Program Background Information is

necessary to or useful in the Program, with

the Party in possession of the information

determining, after consultation with the

other Party, whether it is "necessary to" or

"useful in" the Program;

8.5.1.2. Such Program Background Information may be

made available without incurring liability

to holders of proprietary rights;

8.5.1.3. Disclosure is in accordance with national

disclosure policies and regulations of the

furnishing Party; and

8.5.1.4. Any disclosure or transfer of such

Contractor Program Background Information to

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Contractors is in accordance with the

furnishing Party's export control laws and

export control regulations.

8.5.2. Use: All Program Background Information delivered

by Contractors under Contracts awarded in

accordance with this Agreement may be used by or

for a receiving Party without charge for Defense

Purposes, subject to any restrictions by holders

of proprietary rights other than the Parties. Any

other Program Background Information furnished by

one Party's Contractors and disclosed to the

other Party may be used without charge by or for

the other Party for Program Purposes, and may be

subject to further restrictions by holders of

proprietary rights; however, the furnishing Party

shall retain all its rights with respect to such

Program Background Information.

8.6. Alternative Uses of Program Information

8.6.1. The prior written consent of the Government of

each Party shall be required for the use of

Program Foreground Information for purposes other

than those provided for in this Agreement.

8.6.2. Any Program Background Information provided by

one Party shall be used by the other Party only

for the purposes set forth in this Agreement,

unless otherwise consented to in writing by the

Government of the providing Party.

8.7. Proprietary Program Information

8.7.1. All Program Information subject to proprietary

interests shall be identified and marked, and it

shall be handled as Controlled UnClassified

Information.

8.7.2. The provisions of the March 3, 1983 Industrial

Security Annex to the General Security of

Information Agreement between the Government of

the United States and the Government of Israel,

signed on March 19, 1979, General Security of

Information Agreement effected by exchange of

notes at Tel Aviv and Jerusalem of July 30 and

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shall apply to proprietary Program Information

related to this Agreement.

8.8. Patents

8.8.1. Each Party shall include in all its Contracts for

the Program a provision governing the disposition

of rights in regard to Program Inventions and

Patent rights relating thereto, which either:

8.8.1.1. Provides that the Party shall hold title to

all such Program Inventions together with the

right to make Patent applications for the

same, free of encumbrance from the Contractor

concerned; or

8.8.1.2. Provides that the Contractor shall hold title

(or may elect to retain title) for such

Program Inventions together with the right to

make Patent applications for the same, while

securing for the Parties a license for the

Program Inventions, and any Patents thereto,

on terms in compliance with the provisions of

paragraph 8.8.2 below.

8.8.2. In the event that a Contractor holds title (or

elects to retain title) for any Program

Invention, the Contracting Party shall secure for

the other Party non-exclusive, irrevocable,

royalty-free licenses under all Patents secured

for that invention, to practice or have practiced

the patented Program Invention for Defense

Purposes.

8.8,3. The provisions of subparagraphs 8.8.4 through

8.8.8 below shall apply in regard to Patent

rights for all Program Inventions made by the

Party's military personnel or civilian employees,

and for all Program Inventions made by

Contractors for which the Contracting Party holds

title or is entitled to acquire title.

8.8.4. Where a Party has or can secure the right to file

a Patent application with regard to a Program

Invention, that Party shall consult with the

other Party regarding the filing of a Patent

application for such Program Invention. The

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Party which has or receives title to such Program

Invention shall, in other countries, file, cause

to be filed, or provide the other Party with the

opportunity to file on behalf of the Party

holding title, Patent applications covering that

Program Invention. If a Party, having filed or

caused to be filed a Patent application, decides

to stop prosecution of the application or ceases

to maintain a Patent which has been granted or

issued on that application, that Party shall

notify the other Party of that decision and

permit the other Party to continue the

prosecution, or maintain the Patent as the case

may be.

8.8.5. Each Party shall be furnished with copies of the

Patent applications filed and Patents granted

with regard , to Program Inventions.

8.8.6. Each Party shall grant to the other Party a nonexclusive, irrevocable, royalty-free license

under its Patents for Program Inventions, to

practice or have practiced the Program Inventions

throughout the world for Defense Purposes.

8.8.7. Patent applications to be filed under this

Agreement which contain Classified Information,

shall be protected and safeguarded in accordance

with the requirements contained in the Agreement

Approving the Procedures for Reciprocal Filing of

Classified Patent Applications in the U.S. and

Israel, of July 10, 1959 and its Implementing

Procedures.

8.8.8. Each Party shall notify the other Party of any Patent

infringement claims made in its territory arising in the course

of work performed under the Program. Insofar as possible, the

other Party shall provide information available to it that may

assist in defending the claim. Each Party shall be responsible

for handling all Patent infringement claims , made in its

territory, and shall consult with the other Party during the

handling, and prior to any settlement, of such claims. The

Parties shall share the costs of resolving Patent infringement

claims in the same percentage as they share the costs of the .

Program. The Parties shall, in accordance with their national

laws and practices, give their authorization and consent for all

use and manufacture in the course of work performed under the

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Program of any invention covered by a Patent issued by their

respective countries.

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ARTICLE IX

CONTROLLED UNCLASSIFIED INFORMATION

9.1.. Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement or as

authorized in writing by the Government of the originating

Party, Controlled Unclassified Information provided or generated

pursuant to this Agreement shall be controlled as follows:

9.1.1. Such information shall be used only for the

purposes authorized for use of Program

Information as specified in Article VIII

(Disclosure and Use of Program Information).

9.1.2. Access to such information shall be limited to

personnel whose access is necessary for the

permitted use under subparagraph 9.1.1., and

shall be subject to the provisions of Article XII

(Third Party Sales and Transfers).

9.1.3. Each Party shall take all lawful steps, which may

include national classification, available to it

to keep such information free from further

disclosure (including requests under any

legislative provisions), except as provided in

subparagraph 9.1.2., unless the Government of the

originating Party consents to such disclosure.

In the event of unauthorized disclosure, or if it

becomes probable that the information may have to

be further disclosed under any legislative

provision, immediate notification shall be given

to the originating Party.

9.2. To assist in providing the appropriate controls, the

originating Party shall ensure that Controlled Unclassified

Information is appropriately marked. The Parties shall decide,

in advance and in writing, on the markings to be placed on the

Controlled Unclassified Information. The appropriate markings

shall be defined in the Program Security Instruction.

9.3. Controlled Unclassified Information provided or generated

pursuant to this Agreement shall be handled in a manner that

ensures control as provided for in paragraph 9.1.

9.4. Prior to authorizing the release of Controlled

Unclassified Information to Contractors, the Parties shall

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ensure the Contractors are legally bound to control such

information in accordance with the provisions of this Article.
ARTICLE X

VISITS TO ESTABLISHMENTS

10.1. Each Party shall permit visits to its government

establishments, agencies and laboratories, and Contractor

industrial facilities by employees of the other Party or by

employees of the other Party's Contractor(s), provided that the

visit is authorized by both Parties and the employees have any

necessary and appropriate security clearances and a need-toknow.

10.2. All visiting personnel shall be required to comply with

security regulations of the hosting Party. Any information

disclosed or made available to visitors 'shall be treated as if

supplied to the Party sponsoring the visiting personnel, and

shall be subject to the provisions of this Agreement.

10.3. Requests for visits by personnel of one Party to a

facility of the other Party shall be coordinated through

official channels, and shall conform with the established visit

procedures of the host country. Requests for visits shall bear

the name of the Program.

10.4. Lists of personnel of each Party required to visit, on a

continuing basis, facilities of the other Party shall be

submitted through official channels in accordance with recurring

international visit procedures.

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ARTICLE XI

SECURITY

11.1. All Classified Information and materiel provided or

generated pursuant to this Agreement shall be stored, handled,

transmitted, and safeguarded in accordance with the General

Security of Information Agreement between the Government of the

United States and the Government of Israel, dated 10 December

1982, and including the Industrial Security Annex thereto, of 3

March 1983.

11.2. Classified Information shall be transferred only through

official government-to-government channels or through channels

approved by the Designated Sedurity Authorities (DSAs) of the

Parties. Such Classified Information shall bear the level of

classification, denote the country of origin, the conditions of

release, and the fact that the information relates to this

Agreement.

11.3. Each Party shall take all lawful steps available to it to

ensure that Classified Information provided or generated

pursuant to this Agreement is protected from further disclosure,

except as permitted by paragraph 11.8., unless the other Party

consents to such disclosure. Accordingly, each Party shall

ensure that:

11.3.1. The recipient shall not release the Classified

Information to any government, national,

organization, or other entity of a Third Party

except as permitted under the procedures set

forth in Article XII (Third Party Sales and

Transfers).

11.3.2. The recipient shall not use the Classified

Information for other than the purposes provided

for in this A.

11.3.3. The recipient shall comply with any distribution

and access restrictions on information that is

provided under this Agreement.

11.4. The Parties shall investigate all cases in which it is

known or where there are grounds for suspecting that Classified

Information provided or generated pursuant to this Agreement has

been lost or disclosed to unauthorized persons. Each Party also

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shall promptly and fully inform the other Party of the details

of any such occurrences, and of the final results of the

investigation and of the corrective action taken to preclude

recurrences.

11.5. The PMs shall prepare a Program Security Instruction

(PSI) and a Classification Guide (CG) for the Program. The PSI

and the CG shall describe the methods by which Program

Information and shall be classified, marked, used, transmitted,

and safeguarded. The PSI and CG shall be developed by the PMs

within three months after this Agreement enters into force.

They shall be reviewed and forwarded to the Parties' DSAs for

approval and shall be applicable to all government and

Contractor personnel participating in the Program. The CG shall

be subject to regular review and revision with the aim of

downgrading the classification whenever this is appropriate.

The PSI and the CG shall be approved by the appropriate DSA

prior to the transfer of any Classified Information or

Controlled Unclassified Information.

11.6. The DSA of the Party in which a classified Contract is

awarded will assume responsibility for administering within its

territory security measures for the protection of the Classified

Information, in accordance with its laws and regulations. Prior

to the release to a Contractor, prospective Contractor, or

Subcontractor of any Classified Information received under this

Agreement, the DSAs will:

11.6.1. Ensure that such Contractor, prospective

Contractor or Subcontractor and their

facility(ies) have the capability to protect the

Classified Information adequately.

11.6.2. Grant a security clearance to the facility(ies),

if appropriate.

11.6.3. Grant a security clearance for all personnel

whose duties require access to Classified

Information, if appropriate.

11.6.4. Ensure that all persons having access to the

Classified Information are informed of their

responsibilities to protect the Classified

Information in accordance with national security

laws and regulations, and provisions of this

Agreement.

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11.6.5. Carry out periodic security inspections of

cleared facilities to ensure that the Classified

Information is properly protected.

11.6.6. Ensure that access to the Classified Information

is limited to those persons who have a need-toknow for purposes of the Agreement.

11.7. Contractors, prospective Contractors, or subcontractors

which are determined by DSAs to be under financial,

administrative, policy or management control of nationals or

entities of a Third Party, may participate in a Contract or

subcontract requiring access to Classified Information provided

or generated pursuant to this Agreement only when enforceable

measures are in effect to ensure that nationals or other

entities of a Third Party shall not have access to Classified

Information or controlled Unclassified Information. If

enforceable measures are not in effect to preclude access by

nationals or other entities of a Third Party, the Government of

the other Party shall be consulted for approval prior to

permitting such access.

11.8. For any facility wherein Classified Information is to be

used, the responsible Party or Contractor shall approve the

appointment of a person or persons to exercise effectively the

responsibilities for safeguarding at such facility the

information pertaining to this Agreement. These officials shall

be responsible for limiting access to Classified Information

involved in this Agreement to those persons who have been

properly approved for access and have a need-to-know.

11.9. Each Party shall ensure that access to the Classified

Information is limited to those persons who possess requisite

security clearances and have a specific need for access to the

Classified Information in order to participate in the Program.

11.10. Information provided or generated pursuant to this

Agreement may be classified as high as secret. The existence of

this Agreement is unclassified and the contents are

unclassified.

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ARTICLE XII

THIRD PARTY SALES AND TRANSFERS

12.1. The Parties shall not sell, transfer title to, disclose,.

or transfer possession of Program Foreground Information,

jointly acquired Program Equipment, or any item produced either

wholly or in part from Program Foreground Information to any

Third Party without the prior written consent of the other

Party's government. Furthermore, neither Party shall permit any

such sale, disclosure, or transfer, including by the owner of

the item, without the prior written consent of the other Party's

government. Such consent shall not be given unless the

government of the intended recipient confirms in writing that it

shall:

12.1.1. not retransfer, or permit the further retransfer

of, any equipment or information provided; and

12.1.2. use, or permit the use of, the equipment or

information provided only for the purposes

specified by the Parties.

12.2. A Party shall, not sell, transfer title to, ,disclose, or

transfer possession of Program Equipment or Program Background

Information provided by the other Party to any Third Party

without the prior written consent of the government of the Party

which provided such equipment or information. The providing

Party's government shall be solely responsible for authorizing

such transfers and, as applicable, specifying the method and

conditions for implementing such transfers.

12.3. Consent for Third Party sales and transfers of Project

Foreground Information, jointly acquired Program Equipment, or

any item produced either wholly or in part from Program

Foreground Information shall be subject to foreign policy,

national security considerations, and national laws,

regulations, and policies. Approval by a Party's government of

the proposed sale or transfer by the other Party's government to

a Third Party will take into account its willingness to sell or

transfer such equipment or information to the same Third Party.

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ARTICLE XIII

LIABILITY AND CLAIMS

13.1. For liability arising out of, or in connection with,

activities undertaken in the performance of official duty in the

execution and for the benefit of the Program, the following

provisions shall apply.

13.2. With the exception of claims for loss of, or damage to,

Program Equipment under Article VII (Program Equipment), each

Party waives all claims against the other Party for injury to,

or death of, its military or civilian personnel, and for damage

to, or loss of, its property (including jointly acquired

property) caused by such personnel (which do not include Program

Contractors) of that other Party. If, however, such injury,

death, damage, or loss results from reckless acts or reckless

omissions, willful misconduct or gross negligence of a Party's

personnel, the costs of any liability shall be borne by that

Party alone.

13.3. Claims from any other persons for injury, death, damage,

or loss of any kind caused by one Party's personnel shall be

processed by the appropriate Party, as determined by the

Parties. Any costs determined to be owed the claimant shall be

borne by the Parties in the same percentages as they share the

costs of the Program. If, however, such injury, death, damage,

or loss results from reckless acts or reckless omissions,

willful misconduct or gross negligence of a Party's personnel,

the costs of any liability shall be borne by that Party alone.

13.4. If a person or other entity, other than the Parties

(including their personnel), damages jointly acquired property

of the Parties, and the cost of making good such damage is not

recoverable from such person or entity, such cost shall be borne

by the Parties in the same percentages as they share the costs

of the Program.

13.5. Claims arising under any Contract awarded pursuant to

Article VI (Contracting Provisions) shall be resolved in

accordance with the provisions of the Contract.

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ARTICLE XIV

CUSTOMS DUTIES, TAXES, AND SIMILAR CHARGES

14.1. Customs duties, import and export taxes, and similar

charges shall be administered in accordance with each Party's

respective laws and regulations. Insofar as existing national

laws and regulations permit, the Parties shall endeavor to

ensure that such readily identifiable duties, taxes and similar

charges, as well as quantitative or other restrictions on

imports and exports, are not imposed in connection with work

carried out under this Agreement.

14.2. Each Party shall use its best efforts to ensure that

customs duties, import and export taxes, and similar charges are

administered in a manner favorable to the efficient and

economical conduct of the work. If any such duties, taxes, or

similar charges are levied, the Party in whose country they are

levied shall bear such costs.

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ARTICLE XV

SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES

15.1. Disputes between the Parties arising under or relating to

this Agreement shall be resolved only by consultation between

the Parties and shall not be referred to a national court, an

international tribunal, or to any other person or entity for

settlement.

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ARTICLE XVI

LANGUAGE

16.1. The working language for the Program shall be the English

language.

16.2. All data and information generated under this Agreement

and its implementing Contracts and provided by one Party to the

other Party shall be furnished in the English language.

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ARTICLE XVII

GENERAL PROVISIONS

17.1. All activities of the Parties under this Agreement shall

be carried out in accordance with their national laws including

their export control laws and export control regulations. The

obligations of the Parties shall be subject to the availability

of funds for such purposes.

17.2. No requirement shall be imposed by either Party for work

sharing or other industrial or commercial compensation in

connection with this Agreement that is not in accordance with

this Agreement.

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ARTICLE XVIII

AMENDMENT, TERMINATION, ENTRY INTO FORCE, AND DURATION

18.1. Except as otherwise provided, this Agreement may be

amended by the mutual written agreement of the Parties. Annex A

(Sample Task Plan) of this Agreement may be amended by the

written approval of the SC.

18.2. This Agreement may be terminated at any time upon the

written agreement of the Parties. In the event both Parties

agree to terminate this Agreement, the Parties shall consult

prior to the date of termination to ensure termination on the

most economical and equitable terms.

18.3. Either Party may terminate this Agreement upon 90 days

written notification of its intent to terminate to the other

Party. Such notice shall be the subject of immediate

consultation by the SC to decide upon the appropriate course of

action to conclude the activities under this Agreement. In the

event of such termination, the following rules shall apply:

18.3.1. The terminating Party shall continue

participation, financial or otherwise, up to the

effective date of termination.

18.3.2 Except as to Contracts awarded on behalf of both

Parties, each Party shall be responsible for its

own Program-related costs associated with

termination of the Program. For Contracts

awarded on behalf of both Parties, the

terminating Party shall pay all Contract

modification or termination costs that would not

otherwise have been incurred but for the decision

to terminate; in no event, however, shall a

terminating Party's total financial contribution,

including Contract termination costs, exceed that

the sum of that Party's financial contributions

as set forth in each of the Task Plans.

18.3.3. All Program Information and rights therein

received under the provisions of this Agreement

prior to the termination shall be retained by the

Parties, subject to the provisions of this

• Agreement.

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18.4. The respective rights and obligations of the Parties

regarding Article VII (Program Equipment), Article VIII

(Disclosure and Use of Program Information), Article IX

(Controlled Unclassified Information), Article XI (Security),

Article XII (Third Party Sales and Transfers), Article XIII

(Liability and Claims), and this Article XVIII (Amendment,

Termination, Entry into Force, and Duration) shall continue to

apply, notwithstanding termination or expiration of this

Agreement.

18.5. This Agreement, which consists of eighteen (18) Articles

and one (1) Annex, shall enter into force upon signature by both

Parties and shall remain in force for ten years. It may be

extended by written agreement of the Parties.

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FOR THE MINISTRY OF DEFENSE

OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL

Signa ure

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned, being duly authorized by

their governments, have signed this Agreement.

DONE, in duplicate, in the English language.

FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

OF THE UNITED STATES OF

AMERICA/)

0/6044

Signature

Thomas W. O'Connell

Name

Assistant Secretary

Title

0 7 FEB 2005

Name MINISTRYOFDEFENCE

----DEPARTMENTOFINANCE

DAVID ALCHULI

Title

DEPUTYCOMMOLLER 

Date Date

Washington, D.C.

Location Location

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FOR THE MINISTRY OF DEFENSE

OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL

1

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Signature

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Name !hector of DDRD

1.M.O.D

Title

Date

Location

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ANNEX A

SAMPLE TASK PLAN

TASK PLAN ###

UNDER

THE UNITED STATES/ISRAEL MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT

ON COMBATING TERRORISM RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

SIGNED

BETWEEN

THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

AND

THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE OF THE STATE

OF ISRAEL

CONCERNING

(FULL DESIGNATION OF THE TASK)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

DEFINITION OF TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS X

OBJECTIVES X

CLASSIFICATION

STATEMENT OF WORK X

SHARING OF WORK X

BREAKDOWN AND SCHEDULE OF WORK X

FINANCIAL PROVISIONS X

MANAGEMENT X

PRINCIPLE ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED X

LOAN OF MATERIELS, SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT X

DISPOSITION OF DELIVERIES X

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INTRODUCTION 

This Task Plan ### governs the Task entitled in

accordance with the Memorandum of Agreement between the

Department of Defense of the United States of America and the

Ministry of Defense of the State of Israel Concerning Combating

Terrorism Research and Development (CTRD) (hereinafter the

Agreement).. The provisions of that Agreement are specifically

incorporated by reference into this Task Plan. If there is any

inconsistency between the Task Plan and the Agreement, the

Agreement takes precedence.

(Describe the project requirements.)

DEFINITION OF TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS 

(Define only those terms used in this Task Plan that are not

defined in the CTRD Agreement.)

TERM DEFINITION/ABBREVIATION

OBJECTIVES 

The objectives of the project entitled

1.

2.

are:

STATEMENT OF WORK

(Describe how the Parties will[or "intend to" if non-binding]

attain their objectives.)

SHARING OF WORK

The allocation of the work is as follows:

The U.S. Party [will] [if non-binding change to "intends

to"]:

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The Israeli Party [will] [if non-binding change to

"intends to"]:

BREAKDOWN AND SCHEDULE OF WORK

Milestone Due Date Budget ($K)

(Months ARO) US

The Task Managers will("should" if non-binding) transmit

quarterly status reports to thé PMs.

FINANCIAL PROVISIONS 

The Parties estimate the cost to perform the STATEMENT OF WORK

under this Task Plan to be $ . The following estimates

-apply:

FYxx FYxx Total 

U.S. Party Financial Contributions

U.S. Party Non-Financial Contributions

Israeli Party Financial Contributions

Israeli Party Non-Financial Contributions

Total Financial and Non-Financial Contributions:

Any cooperative efforts of the parties over and above the

jointly agreed work set forth in the Statement of Work and

Sharing of Work sections, or which exceed the Parties' total

financial and non-financial contributions established in this

Task Plan, will be subject to amendment of this Task Plan or

require approval of a new Task Plan.

MANAGEMENT

Article IV (MANAGEMENT (ORGANIZATION AND RESPONSIBILITY)) of the

CTRD Agreement applies. The Task Managers are:

United States: Name

Organization

Address

4. 4
Telephone

Facsimile .

E-mail

Name

Organization

Israel:

Address

Telephone

Facsimile

E-mail

PRINCIPLE ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED

United States:

Israel:

LOAN OF MATERIELS, SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 

(Identify any Project Equipment to be transferred under this

Task Plan.)

DISPOSITION OF DELIVERIES 

(Identify the disposition of the prototype or any other product

developed under this Task.)

CLASSIFICATION

The highest level of Classified Information that may be

exchanged under this Task Plan is:

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Proposed by:

Task Manager for the United Task Manager fot Israel:

States:

Signature Signature

Name Name

Title Title

Date Date

Location Location

Endorsed by:

The Program Manager for the The Program Manager for Israel:

United States:

Signature Signature

Name Name

Title Title

Date Date

Location Location

Approved by:

The SC Representative for the The SC Representative for the

U.S. DoD: Israeli MOD:

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Signature Signature

Name Name

Title Title

Date Date

Location Location