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A dedicated set of supplemental terms applies to employees and contractors of the U.S. Government who use Sourcegraph products and services.
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This provision identifies a distinct legal framework applicable to U.S. Government users, which is operationally relevant for federal procurement compliance and may address Federal Acquisition Regulation requirements, data handling restrictions applicable to federal systems, and government-specific use limitations.
Interpretive note: The specific content of the U.S. Government Supplemental Terms is not reproduced in this document; the full scope of applicable obligations and rights for government users cannot be assessed from this summary alone.
Under this clause, U.S. Government employees and contractors using Sourcegraph are subject to a separate supplemental terms document rather than the standard terms. The specific rights, limitations, and obligations in those government-specific terms are not reproduced in this summary document.
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"You are using Sourcegraph as an employee or contractor of the U.S. GovernmentExcerpt from Sourcegraph Cody's Sourcegraph Terms of Service
1. REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Government-specific SaaS terms typically engage the Federal Acquisition Regulation, the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement for defense contractors, FedRAMP requirements for cloud services used by federal agencies, and potentially the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification framework for defense industrial base contractors. The specific regulatory requirements engaged depend on the content of the U.S. Government Supplemental Terms, which are not reproduced here. 2. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. Federal agencies and contractors procuring Sourcegraph services should obtain and review the U.S. Government Supplemental Terms to assess compliance with applicable acquisition regulations, data handling requirements, and authority to operate requirements. 3. JURISDICTION FLAGS: Federal government users and contractors across all U.S. jurisdictions are potentially affected. Defense contractors should assess DFARS cybersecurity requirements. Civilian agency users should assess FedRAMP authorization status. 4. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Government procurement officers and contracting officers' representatives should review the U.S. Government Supplemental Terms against applicable FAR and agency-specific acquisition requirements before authorizing use. The document does not specify whether Sourcegraph holds any FedRAMP authorization, which is a material procurement consideration. 5. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Federal agency legal and IT teams should confirm that use of Sourcegraph products complies with agency-specific data handling policies, authority to operate requirements, and any applicable security controls frameworks before deploying the platform on government systems or for government work.
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This provision identifies a distinct legal framework applicable to U.S. Government users, which is operationally relevant for federal procurement compliance and may address Federal Acquisition Regulation requirements, data handling restrictions applicable to federal systems, and government-specific use limitations.
Under this clause, U.S. Government employees and contractors using Sourcegraph are subject to a separate supplemental terms document rather than the standard terms. The specific rights, limitations, and obligations in those government-specific terms are not reproduced in this summary document.
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