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DD FORM 882 INSTRUCTIONS

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D-01--20

Item 2d thru Se. Self-explanatory.

An INTERIM report is due at least every 12 months from the date of contract award and
shall include (a) a listing of "Subject Inventions" during the reporting period. (b) a
certification of compliance with required invention identification and disclosure
procedures together with a certification of reporting of all "Subject Inventions," and (c)
any required information not previously reported on subcontracts awarded during the
reporting period and containing a "Patent Rights" clause.

Item Sf. The name and address of the employer of each inventor not employed by the
contractor or subcontractor is needed because the Government's rights in a reported
invention may not be determined solely by the terms of the "Patent Rights" clause in the
contract.

Example 1: If an invention is made by a Government employee assigned to work with a
contractor, the Government rights in such an invention will be determined under
Executive Order 10096.

A FINAL report is due within 6 months if contractor is a small business firm or domestic
nonprofit organization and within 3 months for all others after completion of the contract
work and shall include (a) a listing of all "Subject Inventions required by the contract to
be reported, and (b) any required information not previously reported on subcontracts
awarded during the course of or under the contract and containing a "Patent Rights"
clause.

14, 1999] FR 50251, Sept. 25, 1996; 62 FR 26421, May 14, 1997; 62 FR 67752, Dec. 30, 1997; 64 FR 2445, Jan. [59 FR 40299, Aug. 8, 1994, as amended at 60 FR 55802, Nov. 3, 1995; 61 FR 393, Jan. 5, 1996; 61

Example 2: If an invention is made under a contract by joint inventors and one of the
inventors is a Government employee, the Government's rights in such an inventor's
interest in the invention will also be determined under Executive Order 10096, except
where the contractor is a small business or nonprofit organization, in which case the
provisions of Section 202(e) of P.L. 96-517 will apply.

While the form may be used for simultaneously reporting inventions and subcontracts, it
may also be used for reporting, promptly after award, subcontracts containing a "Patent
Rights" clause

Item 5g(1). Self-explanatory.

CHAPTER 13—DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

(Parts 1300 to 1399)

SUBCHAPTER A-GENERAL

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Part 1301 1302 1303

General
[Reserved]
Improper business practices and personal conflicts
of interest .........

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[Reserved]

604

1304

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608

608

SUBCHAPTER B-COMPETITION AND ACQUISITION PLANNING 1305–1308 [Reserved] 1309 Contractor qualifications

... 606 SUBCHAPTER C–CONTRACTING METHODS AND CONTRACT TYPES 1313 Small purchase and other simplified purchase pro

cedures ....... 1314

[Reserved] 1315 Contracting by negotiation ...... 1316 Types of contracts ...........

610 1317 Special contracting methods ........

610 SUBCHAPTER D-SOCIOECONOMIC PROGRAMS 1319 Small business and small disadvantaged business

concerns 1322–1325 [Reserved]

SUBCHAPTER E-GENERAL CONTRACTING REQUIREMENTS 1331 [Reserved] 1332 Contract financing ........

613 1333 Protests, disputes, and appeals

613 SUBCHAPTER F_SPECIAL CATEGORIES OF CONTRACTING 1334

[Reserved] 1336 Construction and architect-engineer contracts ...... 618

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