Subcontract Number
Prime Contractor Name
Prime Contractor City
Prime Contractor State
Prime Contractor Country |
The Bayh-Dole Act provides for flow
down of invention rights. The subcontractor may retain rights,
but is obligated to comply with reporting requirements to
the same extent as the grantee or contractor organization.
IEdison allows reporting of subcontractor inventions. In
addition to the subcontract number to identify the subcontractor,
iEdison allows the subcontractor to identify the prime contractor:
name, city, state and country. This information lets the
government track the flow-down provisions of the law.
The iEdison system allows up to four subcontracts to be
associated with an invention. Subcontractor information
may be added using the "Add/Edit Subcontractor Details"
button. |
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DUNS
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The Data Universal Numbering
System (DUNS) number, provided by Dun & Bradstreet,
is a nine-digit number that uniquely identifies a business
entity. Entry of a DUNS number is optional; however, all
entered values must pass a system validation check.
Note: Entry of a DUNS number is not valid
for federal iEdison User Profiles or the NIH iEdison Accounts
Administrator.
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