In addition, the contractor selected as a result of the present procurement procedure shall  be solely responsible and liable for the following:  In the specific case of literature reviews, should the entirety or partial texts covered by  pre- existing rights be used in the final deliverables for EFSA the “Contractor shall consult  with copyright licensing authorities (i.e. at national level) for guidance on purchasing  copyright licenses to reproduce any publications provided to EFSA. The contractor remains  solely responsible and liable for obtaining all necessary authorizations and rights to use,  reproduce and share the publications provided to EFSA”.  In practical terms in the context of systematic reviews, EFSA requires a list of references  to be provided as part of the deliverables that does not entail any copyright issues. In  addition, in case of systematic reviews full texts may be shared with EFSA for the sole  purpose of assessing the completeness of deliverables. Full texts will not be part of final  deliverables.  If the results are not fully created for the purpose of the contract this should be clearly  pointed out in the tender. Information should be provided about the scope of pre-existing  materials, their source and when and how the rights to these materials have been or will  be acquired.  EFSA does not acquire ownership or any license of pre-existing rights not incorporated in  the deliverables. The full ownership is limited to the deliverables, which might include  licensed pre-existing rights on excerpts, parts, texts etc., if fully or partially incorporated  in the final deliverables. The draft contract in Annex 2 contains further provisions on ownership of intellectual  property rights. All quotations or information the tenderer provides in the technical and  financial offer for EFSA which originates from other sources to which third parties may  claim rights, have to be clearly marked in the offer in a way allowing easy identification  (source publications, including date & place, creator, number, full title etc.). The tenderer  shall take account of the above specification on ownership and copyrights in their technical  and financial offer.  EFSA is committed to the publication of contract deliverables - such as supporting evidence  in the form of datasets, raw data, protocols etc. in the Knowledge Junction in order to  Use of results 9  -  To ensure that terms and conditions asserted by any copyright holder of  publications or information referred to in the final deliverable for EFSA are fully  satisfied;  -  To make the necessary arrangements enabling EFSA to reproduce and make  non-commercial use of publications and information referred to in the final  deliverable it commissioned. As needed, the contractor shall consult with  copyright licensing authorities (i.e. at national level) for guidance on purchasing  copyright licenses to reproduce any publications provided to EFSA. The  contractor remains solely responsible and liable for obtaining all necessary  authorizations and rights to use, reproduce and share the publications provided  to EFSA 