Modo Labs, Inc. at The University Of Texas At Austin

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This contract is an Order Form and Master Subscription Agreement between Modo Labs, Inc. and The University of Texas at Austin. It outlines the terms for a 36-month Modo Campus Subscription and associated advanced modules, as well as one-time professional services for 12 months. The total subscription fee is $405,602.73 and the total one-time fee is $50,800.00. The agreement details licensing, payment terms, support, intellectual property, and other standard contractual clauses. The effective date for services is December 13, 2023.

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This document is a Purchase Order (B2400552) from Stephen F. Austin State University to Modo Labs, Inc. for professional services (onboarding package) and a 5-year annual software subscription for Modo Campus. The contract is effective from January 26, 2024, to January 25, 2029, with a total cost of $425,023.00.

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This Master Subscription Agreement between Modo Labs, Inc. and Texas State University establishes terms for SaaS Software and related services. The agreement, effective February 14, 2025, for an initial 36-month term, covers licensing, support, fees, and data security. The Order Form details a subscription for Modo Campus and advanced modules, along with one-time setup fees. A Purchase Order for the first year's subscription and one-time fees is also included. The contract emphasizes compliance with Texas state information security and accessibility standards.

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This document comprises two Master Services Agreements (MSAs) for mobile application services: one with Modo Labs and another with Ex Libris (USA) Inc., both involving The Texas A&M University System. The Modo Labs agreement, originally effective December 2, 2015, has been extended through multiple amendments, with the latest term ending December 2, 2027. The Ex Libris MSA became effective July 19, 2021, with an initial three-year term and options for two additional two-year extensions. Both MSAs function as frameworks, stipulating that individual Texas A&M member institutions will directly contract with the providers for services, with pricing guidelines detailed in exhibits. The Texas A&M University System itself is not directly responsible for payments under these master agreements.