Blueprints Market Terms & Conditions

Important Notice and Acceptance

These Terms & Conditions govern access to and use of blueprintsmarket.com, including its public and restricted content, Product pages, previews, customer accounts, licence applications, purchases, downloads, blueprint packages, engineering documents, CAD-related materials, software, firmware, digital assets, support services, commercial negotiations, and related services supplied by Alpha & Omega Limited under the Blueprints Market brand.

By creating an account, placing an order, selecting an acceptance checkbox, requesting a licence, accessing Restricted Materials, downloading a Product, signing a licence document, or otherwise expressly accepting these Terms, you agree to be legally bound by them.

If you act for a company, partnership, government agency, institution, research organisation, manufacturer, distributor, architectural practice, engineering organisation, or other legal entity, you represent that you have authority to accept these Terms and bind that entity.

If you do not accept these Terms, you must not place an order, download a Product, access Restricted Materials, request controlled commercial rights, or use any Product beyond ordinary public Website browsing.

These Terms do not themselves grant commercial manufacturing, construction, installation, distribution, OEM, enterprise, government, patent, source-file, sublicensing, or mass-production rights. Those rights exist only where expressly granted through an accepted order, Product-specific Licence Agreement, licence certificate, completed commercial schedule, or signed agreement.

Agreement Overview

These Terms function as the master Website, marketplace, purchasing, digital-delivery, licensing, intellectual-property, security, and restricted-material conditions for Blueprints Market.

They apply to Website visitors, purchasers, account holders, licence applicants, Product evaluators, authorised Licensees, commercial manufacturers, enterprise customers, contractors, consultants, distributors, installers, systems integrators, research organisations, government bodies, and other persons who access or use Blueprints Market Products or services.

Product-specific licence agreements and signed commercial documents may impose additional requirements. Where a signed agreement expressly conflicts with these Terms, the signed agreement prevails only to the extent of that conflict.

1. Definitions

• “Alpha & Omega Limited”, “we”, “us”, or “our” means Alpha & Omega Limited, the New Zealand company operating the Blueprints Market brand.
• “Blueprints Market” means the Blueprints Market brand, Website, marketplace, Product catalogue, licensing programme, digital-delivery systems, and related services.
• “Website” means blueprintsmarket.com, its subdomains, pages, scripts, media, public content, previews, restricted areas, customer areas, and related systems.
• “Product” means any blueprint package, Master Blueprint Package, MBP document, AOELS document, CAD-related material, drawing, diagram, specification, calculation, model, rendering, source material, software, firmware, dataset, manual, licence package, report, image, video, digital asset, or physical material supplied by or through Blueprints Market.
• “Product IP” means copyright works, designs, documentation, inventions, know-how, trade secrets, confidential information, systems, methods, architectures, specifications, source materials, identifiers, branding, and other intellectual property embodied in or connected with a Product.
• “Public Content” means Website material made publicly viewable without authentication, payment, private access, or a confidentiality restriction.
• “Restricted Materials” means any Product or information supplied after purchase, behind authentication, under a Licence, under an NDA, through a private download, inside a controlled data room, or with a confidential, proprietary, restricted, commercial, source, or controlled classification.
• “Licence” means the limited contractual permission granted to access or use a Product under these Terms and any applicable licence certificate, Product Licence Agreement, order, commercial schedule, or signed agreement.
• “Licensee” means the individual or legal entity identified in an accepted order, licence certificate, account record, Product Licence Agreement, or signed commercial agreement.
• “Authorised Personnel” means the Licensee’s approved employees, officers, individual contractors, and professional advisers who have a legitimate need to know and are bound by written confidentiality, security, intellectual-property, and restricted-use obligations.
• “Confidential Information” means Restricted Materials and any non-public information that is marked confidential or would reasonably be understood to be confidential, including source files, CAD data, manufacturing data, supplier details, pricing, commercial proposals, credentials, customer information, security information, and unreleased engineering material.
• “Derivative Material” means any adaptation, translation, redrawing, reconstruction, model, conversion, modification, improvement, configuration, extracted dataset, technical reproduction, or other material based on or substantially derived from Product IP.
• “Manufacture” includes fabrication, construction, assembly, production, commissioning, replication, importing, exporting, distribution, sale, leasing, commercial installation, or other commercial exploitation of a physical implementation.
• “Implementation” means any physical, digital, simulated, prototype, architectural, mechanical, electrical, electronic, optical, software, firmware, or commercial embodiment of a Product or Product concept.
• “Order” means a purchase request, accepted quotation, checkout transaction, invoice, licence application, order form, or other request for a Product, Licence, or service.
• “User”, “you”, or “your” means every individual or organisation accessing the Website, placing an Order, receiving a Product, requesting a Licence, or using any Website content or Product.

2. Scope and Agreement Hierarchy

These Terms apply to Website access, public content, Product previews, enquiries, Orders, payments, downloads, accounts, customer support, Licence applications, Restricted Materials, and Products unless a separate written agreement expressly states otherwise.

The order of precedence is:

1. A signed commercial agreement, licence schedule, amendment, or statement of work.
2. The applicable Product-specific Licence Agreement.
3. The applicable Commercial Manufacturing Licence, Enterprise Licence, OEM agreement, government agreement, distributor agreement, or other specialist agreement.
4. The accepted Order, invoice, quotation, and licence certificate.
5. These Terms & Conditions.
6. Other incorporated Blueprints Market policies.
7. Marketing descriptions and general Website statements.

Marketing descriptions, illustrations, Product summaries, indicative fees, royalty examples, projected performance, and promotional statements do not override the rights and restrictions stated in an accepted or signed agreement.

3. Documents Incorporated by Reference

The following documents form part of the Blueprints Market legal framework to the extent applicable to a Website interaction, Order, Product, Licence, commercial relationship, or use of Restricted Materials:

• Blueprint Licensing
• Commercial Manufacturing Licence
• Enterprise Licence
• IP Protection
• Engineering Disclaimer
• Acceptable Use Policy
• DMCA & Copyright Policy
• Trademark & Brand Identity Policy
• Privacy Policy
• Cookie Policy
• Refund Policy
• FOS-P1 Product Licence Agreement
• FOS-WDP-S1 Product Licence Agreement

4. Eligibility, Capacity, and Authority

• You must have legal capacity to enter into a binding agreement.
• You must provide accurate identity, contact, billing, organisation, ownership, authority, and intended-use information.
• You must not act under a false identity or conceal the true purchaser, beneficiary, end user, destination, or intended use.
• If acting for an organisation, you must be authorised to bind that organisation.
• If you are unable to provide satisfactory authority or verification, we may refuse, delay, suspend, or cancel the relevant Order or Licence.
• You must not acquire or use a Product for an unlawful, fraudulent, deceptive, sanctioned, dangerous, infringing, terrorist, weapons-related, or prohibited purpose.

5. Website Access and Permitted Browsing

Subject to these Terms, you may access publicly available Website pages for legitimate personal, professional, commercial-evaluation, research, purchasing, and licensing-enquiry purposes.

Public access does not grant permission to reproduce, download in bulk, extract, republish, train systems on, manufacture from, commercialise, register, patent, or create Derivative Material from Website content.

Access may be limited, suspended, or withdrawn for maintenance, security, legal compliance, abuse prevention, Product protection, or other legitimate business reasons.

6. Website Conduct and Security

You must not:

• Attempt to gain unauthorised access to accounts, servers, storage systems, download links, private pages, source files, restricted areas, payment systems, or administrative systems.
• Bypass authentication, download limits, access controls, robots instructions, watermarks, licence controls, technological protection measures, or security systems.
• Probe, scan, test, exploit, overload, disrupt, attack, or interfere with the Website or its infrastructure.
• Introduce malware, malicious scripts, automated abuse, credential attacks, denial-of-service traffic, or harmful software.
• Use false identities, impersonate another person, misstate affiliation, or falsely represent purchasing authority.
• Use the Website to infringe rights, deceive customers, create counterfeit Products, or misrepresent Product ownership, approval, certification, or origin.
• Use public forms, support channels, or email addresses for harassment, threats, unlawful demands, bulk messaging, or abusive submissions.

We may preserve logs, access records, order records, communications, download records, and other relevant information where reasonably necessary to investigate abuse, protect Product IP, enforce agreements, prevent fraud, comply with law, or respond to lawful authority.

7. Automated Access, Scraping, and Bulk Extraction

Except with prior written permission, you must not use any robot, crawler, scraper, browser automation, bulk downloader, computer-vision pipeline, extraction tool, indexing system, dataset builder, agent, or similar automated process to access, capture, copy, catalogue, analyse, or reproduce Website content or Products.

Prohibited automated activity includes:

• Bulk page or image downloading.
• Automated screenshot capture.
• OCR or transcription pipelines.
• Automated extraction of dimensions, specifications, relationships, labels, callouts, or design logic.
• Automated CAD, BIM, mesh, vector, or 3D reconstruction.
• Semantic indexing or searchable corpus creation.
• Automated comparison databases.
• Automated Product monitoring for copying, replication, or competitive substitution.

Normal search-engine crawling that we permit for public indexing does not grant permission for republication, commercial extraction, AI training, dataset creation, or Product reconstruction.

8. Artificial Intelligence and Machine-Learning Restrictions

Unless expressly authorised through a separate written AI-use permission, you must not use Website content, Product files, Restricted Materials, screenshots, text, images, diagrams, CAD data, code, metadata, Product IP, or Derivative Material to train, fine-tune, evaluate, benchmark, align, ground, retrieve for, or otherwise develop an artificial-intelligence, machine-learning, generative, agentic, computer-vision, or automated-design system.

Prohibited uses include uploading Product material to:

• Public or private language models.
• Image-generation systems.
• Computer-vision systems.
• Coding assistants.
• CAD-generation systems.
• Embedding databases.
• Retrieval-augmented generation systems.
• Agentic systems.
• Synthetic-data pipelines.
• Model-evaluation datasets.
• Any service that may retain, learn from, index, reconstruct, disclose, or reuse the material.

Any authorised AI use must be expressly documented, limited to the approved project, performed within controlled systems, prevent provider training, preserve confidentiality, and prohibit creation of a reusable competing dataset or model.

9. Computer Vision, Reconstruction, and Model Extraction

You must not use machine learning, computer vision, optical recognition, feature extraction, segmentation, similarity search, model inversion, neural reconstruction, or automated inference to reproduce or derive Product geometry, dimensions, source files, design logic, engineering relationships, material structures, or manufacturing information.

Prohibited reconstruction includes:

• Photogrammetry.
• Image-to-3D conversion.
• Depth inference.
• Perspective correction for replication.
• Mesh generation.
• Dimensional estimation.
• Neural reconstruction.
• Vectorisation.
• CAD recreation.
• Reverse rendering.
• Reconstruction from exploded views, renders, videos, screenshots, thumbnails, or promotional images.

10. Ownership and Reservation of Rights

As between you and Alpha & Omega Limited, all right, title, and interest in the Website, Products, Product IP, Restricted Materials, branding, source materials, documentation systems, Product architecture, and authorised updates remain with Alpha & Omega Limited or the applicable identified rights owner.

Products are licensed, not sold. No ownership transfers through Website access, purchase, download, payment, possession, modification, translation, prototype development, manufacture, construction, installation, distribution, certification, or delivery.

All rights not expressly granted through an accepted or signed Licence are reserved. No implied licence arises through publication, disclosure, purchase, estoppel, course of dealing, commercial discussion, investment, evaluation, or possession of Product materials.

11. Copyright and Rights Information

Copyright and related rights in qualifying original Website content, Products, blueprint packages, Master Blueprint Package documents, AOELS documents, drawings, diagrams, specifications, written explanations, software, firmware, source materials, images, renderings, videos, databases, compilations, and other original materials remain with Alpha & Omega Limited or the applicable identified rights owner.

Purchase or delivery does not transfer copyright. Any Licence is limited to the expressly permitted use and does not include permission to reproduce, publish, communicate, adapt, redistribute, resell, or create a competing Product unless expressly authorised.

Copyright notices, authorship statements, document numbers, revision identifiers, classifications, licence markings, watermarks, purchaser identifiers, metadata, digital signatures, and rights-management information must remain intact and legible.

12. Chain of Title and Identified Rights Owners

Alpha & Omega Limited may require employees, contractors, designers, authors, engineers, suppliers, consultants, contributors, and licensors to execute documents confirming ownership, assignment, licensing authority, confidentiality, attribution, and moral-rights consents where applicable.

You must not knowingly falsify, obstruct, or misrepresent the ownership history, authorship, inventorship, licensing authority, or chain of title of Product IP.

You must notify Alpha & Omega Limited if you become aware of a competing ownership claim, unauthorised filing, false authorship claim, forged assignment, or other material issue affecting Product ownership.

Nothing in these Terms represents that every Product, idea, feature, system, method, or design is patented, registered, registrable, or free from every third-party claim.

13. Public Content

Public Content may be viewed for legitimate personal, professional, purchasing, research, and evaluation purposes.

Public availability does not grant permission to:

• Copy or republish substantial content.
• Manufacture or construct an Implementation.
• Create CAD or source files.
• Redistribute images or diagrams.
• Create a competing blueprint package.
• Train an AI system.
• File patents, registered designs, trademarks, or other rights based on Product IP.
• Create Derivative Material for commercial exploitation.
• Represent that you own or control the underlying Product.

14. Restricted Materials

Restricted Materials must be treated as confidential, used only for the expressly authorised purpose, and protected using safeguards appropriate to their sensitivity.

You must:

• Limit access to Authorised Personnel.
• Use secure storage and transfer methods.
• Maintain appropriate access controls.
• Prevent unauthorised copying or disclosure.
• Preserve licence notices, document classifications, and Product identifiers.
• Notify us promptly of suspected loss, leak, compromise, unauthorised access, or misuse.
• Return, delete, or certify destruction when required by the applicable Licence.

Information made genuinely public without confidentiality controls may not retain trade-secret status merely because it is described as proprietary. Sensitive manufacturing information, source files, unreleased engineering material, and confidential know-how should therefore be provided only through controlled access and, where appropriate, a signed non-disclosure agreement.

15. Confidentiality and Need-to-Know Access

Confidential Information must be used solely for the authorised purpose and disclosed only to Authorised Personnel with a genuine need to know.

Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that the receiving party can demonstrate:

• Was lawfully public without breach.
• Was already lawfully known without restriction.
• Was independently developed without use of Confidential Information.
• Was lawfully received from an authorised third party.
• Must be disclosed under compulsory legal process, subject to legally permitted notice and protective measures.

Confidentiality obligations continue for the period stated in the applicable agreement or, if no period is stated, for as long as reasonably necessary according to the nature of the information. Trade-secret obligations continue for as long as the information qualifies for protection as a trade secret under applicable law.

16. Trade Secrets and Engineering Know-How

Trade secrets and confidential engineering know-how must not be disclosed, published, uploaded, taught, transferred, reverse engineered, or used outside the authorised purpose.

Engineering know-how may include:

• Design logic.
• Tolerances.
• Assembly methods.
• Manufacturing sequences.
• Calibration procedures.
• Materials selection.
• Supplier arrangements.
• Interface relationships.
• Test methods.
• Failure controls.
• Software architecture.
• Firmware logic.
• Optical configurations.
• Mechanical and structural arrangements.
• Production and quality-control processes.

No right is granted to reuse protected know-how to create a competing Product, blueprint package, consultancy service, training programme, manufacturing process, or commercial offering.

General skill and experience retained in unaided memory are not restricted to the extent a restriction would be unlawful, but this does not permit disclosure or reuse of Product IP, Confidential Information, or legally protected trade secrets.

17. Standard Licence Grant

Subject to full payment, verified acceptance, Order approval, identity verification, and continuing compliance, we grant the named Licensee a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable Licence to access and use the purchased Product only for:

• The authorised purpose.
• The authorised term.
• The authorised territory.
• The authorised number of users.
• The authorised sites.
• The authorised Product configuration.
• The authorised number of physical Implementations.
• The authorised licence tier.

If no manufacturing, construction, installation, commercialisation, distribution, source-file, or sublicensing right is expressly stated in writing, that right is not granted.

Evaluation, digital-reference, research, or private-review rights do not include commercial production, public distribution, resale, deployment for third parties, or use as part of a commercial Product line.

18. Licence Tiers and Product-Specific Rights

Available Licence categories may include:

• Evaluation or Digital-Reference Licence: internal review and assessment only.
• Research or University Licence: limited non-commercial research or teaching rights, subject to publication, attribution, confidentiality, and use restrictions.
• Commercial Licence: only the commercial uses, users, sites, Implementations, territory, and term expressly stated.
• Enterprise Licence: approved internal enterprise use within the named organisation, business group, sites, users, projects, and territory.
• Commercial Manufacturing Licence: production rights only under a completed agreement containing Product scope, fees, royalties, reporting, quality, audit, insurance, compliance, and termination provisions.
• OEM Licence: approved original-equipment manufacturing rights under a signed OEM or manufacturing agreement.
• Distributor Licence: distribution rights only under an approved distributor agreement.
• Government Licence: rights for an approved public-sector or state organisation under a signed government or enterprise agreement.
• Strategic Partner Licence: specially negotiated rights documented in a signed agreement.

The name of a Licence category does not itself define the rights. The exact rights are only those expressly documented in the applicable Licence Agreement, Order, licence certificate, or commercial schedule.

19. Authorised Personnel and Internal Access

Authorised Personnel may access Restricted Materials only:

• Through the named Licensee.
• For the authorised purpose.
• On a strict need-to-know basis.
• While bound by enforceable written obligations.
• Using approved systems and security controls.
• Within authorised sites, territories, and projects.

The Licensee remains responsible for the acts, omissions, access, copying, disclosure, and compliance of its Authorised Personnel, contractors, advisers, affiliates, suppliers, and approved project participants.

20. Strictly Prohibited Uses

Unless expressly authorised in a signed agreement, you must not:

• Copy, publish, upload, transmit, mirror, share, lend, lease, rent, sell, resell, sublicense, distribute, or provide Product files to another person.
• Post Product files or substantial extracts on public websites, repositories, social media, marketplaces, cloud-sharing links, forums, collaboration platforms, or file-sharing services.
• Remove, alter, conceal, crop, overwrite, blur, clone out, or defeat watermarks, metadata, licence identifiers, document numbers, classifications, digital signatures, or rights information.
• Claim authorship, inventorship, ownership, origination, approval, or exclusive rights in Product IP.
• Use a Product as the basis for a competing blueprint, document package, Product catalogue, training course, marketplace listing, consultancy service, design service, or technical database.
• Reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, decode, reconstruct, trace, measure, digitise, translate, convert, or derive source materials except to the limited extent a restriction cannot lawfully apply.
• Manufacture, construct, commission, install, distribute, import, export, sell, lease, or deploy an Implementation outside the written Licence scope.
• Use Product IP to seek investment, tender, certification, approval, procurement, finance, or commercial partnership while misrepresenting ownership or authority.
• Use Products for weapons, military systems, unlawful surveillance, sanctions evasion, terrorist activity, criminal activity, or another prohibited end use.
• Represent a conceptual Product as certified, professionally approved, construction-ready, manufacturing-ready, or regulator-approved without evidence.

21. Blueprint Extraction and Component Separation

You must not extract, isolate, redraw, crop, transcribe, photograph, scan, copy, trace, republish, or commercially reuse individual blueprint elements, dimensions, notes, callouts, symbols, legends, title blocks, schedules, tables, or specifications except to the limited extent expressly authorised by the applicable Licence.

Purchasing a Product does not authorise separation of its component materials into standalone assets or their inclusion in another blueprint package, report, tender, presentation, course, marketplace listing, database, Product catalogue, training programme, or competing service.

Any permitted project-use extract must:

• Remain within the authorised project.
• Retain all ownership, confidentiality, revision, classification, and licence notices.
• Be accessible only to Authorised Personnel.
• Not be repurposed for another project.
• Be securely deleted, returned, or archived when no longer required.

22. CAD, BIM, Model, and File Conversion

You must not recreate, convert, translate, vectorise, remodel, digitise, or derive CAD, BIM, STEP, IGES, STL, DWG, DXF, IFC, mesh, parametric, simulation, manufacturing, or source files from Product images, documents, renders, diagrams, videos, or Restricted Materials unless expressly authorised.

Any authorised conversion must:

• Be limited to the approved project or Implementation.
• Preserve provenance and rights information.
• Remain subject to the same Licence restrictions as the source Product.
• Not become a reusable commercial asset.
• Not be used for a different Product, customer, territory, site, or project.
• Be returned, deleted, or retained only as permitted by the applicable agreement.

Creating a converted file does not transfer ownership, expand the Licence, create an independent commercial right, or permit separate distribution of that file.

23. Reverse Engineering and Technical Reconstruction

Except to the limited extent a restriction cannot lawfully apply, you must not reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, decode, probe, trace, benchmark for replication, reconstruct, analyse for duplication, or attempt to discover underlying source materials, algorithms, interfaces, manufacturing methods, design logic, geometry, optical arrangements, electrical architecture, firmware logic, software structure, or confidential relationships.

This restriction applies to:

• Software and firmware.
• Devices and prototypes.
• Blueprints and technical drawings.
• Images and renders.
• CAD exports and 3D models.
• Mechanical assemblies.
• Optical systems.
• Electronic systems.
• Structural systems.
• Physical Implementations.
• Manufacturing samples.
• Installation details.

Interoperability work, security research, or reliance on a statutory exception must not be used to create a competing Product, circumvent licence restrictions, or disclose protected information.

24. OCR, Transcription, and Text Extraction

You must not use optical character recognition, handwriting recognition, speech-to-text, manual transcription, automated transcription, or similar extraction methods to create:

• Unauthorised copies.
• Searchable corpora.
• Datasets.
• Derivative specifications.
• Competing documentation.
• Training material.
• Technical databases.
• AI or machine-learning inputs.
• Republished blueprint notes or schedules.

Accessibility use by an authorised individual is permitted only to the extent required by law and must not result in redistribution, training, commercial reuse, or disclosure.

Any authorised OCR or transcription output remains a protected copy of the Product and must be secured, controlled, and deleted in accordance with the applicable Licence.

25. Metadata, Watermarks, and Rights-Information Integrity

You must not remove, alter, suppress, falsify, obscure, crop, overwrite, or interfere with:

• Metadata.
• Document properties.
• Embedded identifiers.
• Author fields.
• Creation records.
• Revision data.
• Licence data.
• Cryptographic signatures.
• Rights-management information.
• Visible or invisible watermarks.
• Purchaser names.
• Order identifiers.
• Forensic markers.
• Document classifications.
• Confidentiality markings.

You must not knowingly distribute or use a Product after rights information has been removed, altered, or falsified.

Where a technical workflow unintentionally removes metadata, the Licensee must restore equivalent ownership, licence, revision, and confidentiality information before any further authorised use.

26. Derivative Material

You must not create, publish, sell, license, register, distribute, or commercially exploit Derivative Material except to the limited extent expressly authorised by the applicable Product Licence Agreement.

Authorised project modifications do not transfer ownership of the underlying Product IP and do not create an independent right to reproduce, commercialise, sublicense, or repurpose the modified design.

Any permitted Derivative Material remains subject to:

• Confidentiality obligations.
• Attribution and ownership notices.
• Manufacturing restrictions.
• Territorial restrictions.
• User and site restrictions.
• Reporting obligations.
• Audit rights.
• Return and destruction obligations.
• Applicable Product-specific licence terms.

27. Improvements, Enhancements, and Modifications

Improvements, optimisations, corrections, refinements, adaptations, production engineering, installation methods, software changes, firmware changes, tooling, manufacturing adjustments, or other enhancements created through use of Product IP must be handled under the applicable Product Licence Agreement.

No person may assume ownership of an improvement merely because that person funded, proposed, tested, implemented, manufactured, or commercialised it.

Ownership, licence-back rights, commercial rights, confidentiality, filing responsibility, attribution, and further-use rights must be expressly documented where they are intended to apply.

Unless a signed agreement states otherwise, an improvement does not grant the Licensee a right to:

• File intellectual-property applications.
• Manufacture outside the approved scope.
• Sublicense the Product.
• Create a competing Product.
• Reuse the improvement for another customer or project.
• Disclose the underlying Product IP.

28. Feedback, Suggestions, and Error Reports

Feedback, suggestions, comments, error reports, and general recommendations voluntarily provided without a separate written confidentiality agreement may be used by us for Product development, correction, improvement, support, or commercial purposes without restriction or payment.

This does not transfer ownership of your independently owned pre-existing materials.

Do not submit confidential third-party information, trade secrets, controlled source material, or information you are not authorised to disclose.

29. Patent, Design Registration, and Filing Restrictions

To the maximum extent permitted by law, you must not directly or indirectly file, prosecute, acquire, fund, assist, or claim the benefit of any patent, provisional patent, utility model, registered design, design patent, semiconductor layout right, copyright registration, domain name, trade mark, certification mark, or other proprietary right that:

• Claims Product IP.
• Incorporates Restricted Materials.
• Is based on Confidential Information.
• Is materially derived from Product geometry, architecture, documentation, specifications, or engineering know-how.
• Misidentifies the true author, inventor, designer, owner, or applicant.

You must not submit Product files, drawings, claims, abstracts, diagrams, measurements, images, or substantial extracts to any intellectual-property office, filing service, registry, adviser, or third-party applicant without written authorisation.

If a prohibited filing is made, you must promptly notify Alpha & Omega Limited and, where legally permitted, execute documents reasonably required to withdraw, disclaim, correct, transfer, or assign the filing to the proper rights owner.

This clause does not prevent genuinely independent invention or lawful rights that do not rely upon, use, disclose, or derive from Product IP, Restricted Materials, or a confidential relationship.

30. Patent Cooperation and Inventorship

Where a signed agreement expressly requires patent cooperation, each party must provide reasonable information and execute documents necessary to:

• Identify true inventorship.
• Preserve evidence.
• Respond to filing requirements.
• Correct ownership information.
• Protect authorised intellectual-property rights.

No duty to file, prosecute, maintain, defend, enforce, or fund a patent arises unless expressly stated in a signed agreement.

Patent cooperation does not itself transfer ownership, inventorship, commercial rights, or licensing authority.

31. Trade Marks, Product Names, and Brand Identity

You must not use the Blueprints Market name, Alpha & Omega Limited name, Product names, model identifiers, logos, badges, title blocks, brand graphics, slogans, certification language, or other brand elements except as expressly permitted.

You must not:

• Register confusingly similar names, domains, company names, social-media accounts, trade marks, or Product identifiers.
• Suggest an affiliation, endorsement, partnership, appointment, certification, or exclusivity that does not exist.
• Describe an unapproved implementation as an official Blueprints Market Product.
• Claim a trade mark is registered unless a valid registration is identified.
• Use Product branding in a misleading, deceptive, unlawful, or reputation-damaging manner.

Further brand-use requirements are governed by the Trademark & Brand Identity Policy .

32. Product-Specific Protection: FOS-P1

The FOS-P1 Product family, including its Product architecture, design philosophy, MBP documents, AOELS documents, optical systems, mechanical architecture, electronics, battery system, cameras, communications, software, firmware, diagrams, specifications, manufacturing information, and Derivative Material, is governed by the applicable FOS-P1 Product Licence Agreement.

Any licence fee, royalty, territory, term, renewal, production right, manufacturing site, minimum commitment, reporting obligation, or audit requirement applies only where stated in an accepted or signed FOS-P1 agreement.

Website summaries and indicative commercial terms are invitations to negotiate and do not themselves grant manufacturing, distribution, source-file, or commercialisation rights.

View the FOS-P1 Product Licence Agreement

33. Product-Specific Protection: FOS-WDP-S1

The FOS-WDP-S1 Fiber-Optic Smart Wall Display Panel Product family includes its Master Blueprint Package, MBP-000 through MBP-025, AOELS-controlled documents, optical assemblies, fiber-optic display core, light-injection system, mechanical layers, touch subsystem, electronics, audio, sensors, firmware, hardware-abstraction layers, core services, application architecture, manufacturing information, diagnostics, installation information, and system-integration materials.

No Website access, Product preview, purchase, or evaluation grants a manufacturing, construction, installation, patent, derivative-design, sublicensing, redistribution, source-file, or commercialisation right unless expressly stated in an accepted or signed FOS-WDP-S1 Product Licence Agreement.

View the FOS-WDP-S1 Product Licence Agreement

34. Other Product Families

Protected Product families may include, without limitation:

• Stainless-Steel Skyscraper and Megastructure Systems.
• Isolation Pocket Shock Absorber Arrays.
• Routing Framework and Structural Load Distribution Systems.
• Foundation, dome, tubular-frame, and architectural systems.
• HERPS systems.
• CAT-MX2500 systems.
• Compressed-air turbine, pump, generator, thermal, and energy-recovery systems.
• Fiber-optic display systems.
• Fiber-optic smartphone systems.
• All current and future Products identified by MBP, AOELS, catalogue, model, revision, system, or project codes.

Listing a Product family does not represent that the Product is patented, registered, certified, construction-ready, manufacturing-ready, commercially available, or independently validated.

Applicable rights and permitted use are defined only by the relevant written Licence and Product documentation.

35. Manufacturing, Construction, Installation, and Physical Builds

No physical build, prototype, manufacture, construction, installation, replication, commercial deployment, or production run is authorised unless the applicable Licence expressly permits it.

Where a Licence permits one Implementation, it permits only the number, site, configuration, purpose, territory, and Licensee expressly identified.

Mass production, serial production, OEM production, manufacture for third parties, resale, distribution, leasing, franchising, white-labelling, and creation of a commercial Product line require a separate signed manufacturing, OEM, enterprise, distributor, or strategic-partner agreement.

Ownership of authorised physical materials or a completed physical object does not transfer ownership of Product IP or grant a right to reproduce, reverse engineer, replicate, commercialise, or authorise further builds.

36. Commercial Manufacturing Licences

Commercial manufacturing rights exist only under a completed and accepted Commercial Manufacturing Licence or Product-specific commercial agreement.

A manufacturing agreement may define:

• Approved Product configurations.
• Manufacturing facilities.
• Approved subcontractors.
• Territories.
• Production quantities.
• Sales channels.
• Initial fees.
• Royalties.
• Reporting periods.
• Audit rights.
• Quality standards.
• Testing requirements.
• Certification obligations.
• Insurance requirements.
• Recall obligations.
• Security controls.
• Termination rights.

The public Commercial Manufacturing Licence describes the general framework, but final rights arise only from the completed Product-specific agreement.

37. Enterprise Licences

Enterprise use requires an approved Enterprise Licence where the intended use involves:

• Multiple departments or business units.
• Multiple sites.
• Multiple users or teams.
• Affiliates or subsidiaries.
• Large-scale internal development.
• Controlled contractor access.
• Institutional research.
• Government or public-sector projects.
• Internal prototypes or demonstrations.
• Commercial programme development.
• System integration.
• Extended support or controlled source access.

The scope, users, affiliates, sites, territory, projects, security obligations, support, fees, reporting, and other rights must be expressly documented.

Further terms are described in the Enterprise Licence .

38. OEM, Private-Label, and White-Label Rights

No OEM, private-label, white-label, co-branded, or third-party manufacturing right is granted unless expressly documented in a signed agreement.

An OEM or white-label agreement may address:

• Permitted branding.
• Product configuration.
• Ownership notices.
• Manufacturing sites.
• Quality standards.
• Territories.
• Sales channels.
• Product authentication.
• Source-file access.
• Support responsibilities.
• Warranty responsibilities.
• Regulatory obligations.
• Royalties and reporting.

No private-label arrangement removes or transfers the underlying Product IP ownership.

39. Distributor, Reseller, and Channel Rights

No person may distribute, resell, market, list, broker, or supply Products for third parties unless authorised under a distributor, reseller, affiliate, or commercial agreement.

Approved distributors and resellers must not:

• Receive source files unless expressly approved.
• Alter licence terms.
• Make false ownership claims.
• Make false certification claims.
• Sell outside approved territories.
• Remove Product identifiers.
• Misrepresent Product scope or performance.
• Offer unapproved sublicences.
• Create competing Product packages.
• Provide access to unapproved customers.

40. Government and Public-Sector Licensing

Government bodies, agencies, state-owned entities, defence-related organisations, public institutions, councils, and other public-sector organisations must obtain an appropriate written Licence for controlled Product access or use.

Public-sector licensing may require additional terms concerning:

• Security classification.
• Public-record obligations.
• Procurement requirements.
• Data sovereignty.
• Export controls.
• Restricted end use.
• Government audit rights.
• Contractor access.
• Confidentiality.
• Publication and disclosure.
• Source-file handling.
• Territorial restrictions.

No public-sector status creates an automatic right to use, reproduce, disclose, manufacture, or publish Product materials.

41. Royalties, Reporting, and Payment Records

Royalties apply only where stated in an accepted or signed Product Licence Agreement.

A Licensee subject to royalties must maintain complete, accurate, and auditable records concerning:

• Units manufactured.
• Units completed.
• Units transferred.
• Units sold.
• Units installed.
• Units returned or replaced.
• Inventory.
• Pricing.
• Discounts and rebates.
• Affiliates.
• Distributors.
• Related-party transactions.
• Territories.
• Royalty Base calculations.
• Permitted deductions.
• Amounts payable.

Reports and payments must be delivered at the intervals stated in the applicable agreement.

No royalty percentage, licence fee, term, renewal requirement, or minimum commitment shown in marketing content is binding unless incorporated into an accepted Order or signed agreement.

42. Audit and Inspection Rights

Where provided in the applicable agreement, we or an appointed independent professional may inspect relevant records, systems, facilities, files, Product samples, production controls, security controls, and compliance evidence.

An audit may address:

• Royalty reporting.
• Manufacturing quantities.
• Sales and distribution.
• Approved sites.
• Approved subcontractors.
• Source-file access.
• Information security.
• Quality management.
• Product authentication.
• Licence scope.
• Territorial restrictions.
• Confidentiality compliance.

Underpayments, interest, audit costs, corrective action, and other remedies are governed by the applicable signed agreement.

43. Accounts, Credentials, and Download Security

Customer accounts, private download links, licence credentials, access tokens, and restricted Product-delivery systems are personal to the named User or Licensee and must not be shared unless expressly authorised.

You are responsible for:

• Maintaining secure passwords.
• Using multi-factor authentication where available.
• Protecting authorised devices.
• Preventing unauthorised account access.
• Keeping contact and billing details current.
• Revoking access when personnel leave or change roles.
• Securing downloaded Product files.
• Preventing unauthorised cloud synchronisation.
• Notifying us promptly of suspected compromise.

You must promptly notify us if you become aware of:

• A compromised account.
• An unauthorised download.
• A lost or stolen device containing Restricted Materials.
• A leaked Product file.
• Improper internal access.
• A suspected infringement.
• A compromised private link.
• A security incident affecting Product confidentiality.

We may suspend credentials, revoke sessions, rotate download links, require password resets, or temporarily restrict access where reasonably necessary to protect accounts, Users, Product IP, or Restricted Materials.

44. Orders, Verification, and Acceptance

Submitting an Order does not require us to accept that Order.

We may review and verify:

• The purchaser’s identity.
• The purchaser’s authority.
• The named Licensee.
• The intended end use.
• The destination country.
• The proposed manufacturing or installation site.
• The payment method.
• Fraud indicators.
• Sanctions status.
• Export-control implications.
• Licence eligibility.
• Commercial or safety concerns.

An Order may be refused, delayed, cancelled, or made subject to further documentation where verification cannot reasonably be completed or where the proposed transaction creates legal, security, intellectual-property, commercial, reputational, or safety concerns.

Payment does not itself create a Licence until the Order is accepted and any required Licence Agreement, schedule, identity verification, or other condition has been completed.

45. Pricing, Currency, Taxes, and Charges

Product prices are stated in the displayed currency and may change before an Order is accepted.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, you are responsible for applicable:

• Taxes.
• Goods and services tax.
• Value-added tax.
• Import duties.
• Customs charges.
• Bank charges.
• Payment-provider fees.
• Currency-conversion costs.
• Withholding obligations.
• Government fees.

A quotation, indicative fee, royalty example, commercial estimate, or Website price does not bind us after its stated validity period or where it contains an obvious error.

Commercial, enterprise, manufacturing, OEM, distributor, government, and strategic-partner pricing may be subject to separate negotiation.

46. Payment Processing and Transaction Security

Payments may be processed by independent payment-service providers, banks, escrow services, legal-trust accounts, or other approved financial channels.

Third-party payment providers operate under their own terms, security controls, and privacy policies.

We do not guarantee that a payment provider will approve a transaction, support every currency, or remain continuously available.

You must not use:

• Stolen payment credentials.
• Unauthorised accounts.
• False billing information.
• Fraudulent chargebacks.
• Misleading payment descriptions.
• Payment arrangements designed to conceal the true purchaser or beneficiary.

47. Chargebacks, Reversals, and Payment Disputes

A chargeback, payment reversal, bank dispute, or payment-provider claim does not authorise continued access, use, manufacture, distribution, or retention of Product materials.

Where a payment is reversed, we may suspend access, revoke download links, terminate the relevant Licence, preserve evidence, and seek payment or recovery costs, subject to applicable law.

Nothing in this section restricts a customer’s lawful right to raise a genuine payment dispute or exercise a mandatory consumer remedy.

48. Digital Delivery and Download Access

Digital Products are ordinarily supplied through email, private download links, authenticated customer areas, controlled cloud delivery, or another approved electronic method.

You are responsible for providing an accurate and accessible email address and maintaining suitable systems for receiving and storing the Product.

Download links may be limited by:

• Time.
• Number of downloads.
• Device.
• Account.
• Location.
• Identity verification.
• Licence status.
• Security controls.

You must inspect download access and Product files promptly and report missing files, corrupted archives, failed links, or material delivery issues within a reasonable period.

We may provide replacement access where reasonably appropriate, subject to identity verification, Licence status, account security, and evidence of the delivery problem.

49. Product Inspection and Reporting Problems

After delivery, you should promptly inspect:

• The file package.
• The Product title.
• The revision number.
• The licence certificate.
• The file formats.
• The included document list.
• The download integrity.
• The Product description.
• Any stated access restrictions.

You should notify us within a reasonable time if a Product is materially incomplete, corrupted, inaccessible, incorrectly delivered, or materially different from the accepted Product description.

You must not alter, overwrite, or destroy relevant files or evidence before giving us a reasonable opportunity to investigate the reported problem.

50. Refunds, Remedies, and Consumer Rights

Except where required by law or expressly stated in an accepted agreement, change-of-mind refunds are not ordinarily available after digital access or download has been supplied.

Refund and remedy requests are assessed under the applicable:

• Refund Policy.
• Order terms.
• Product Licence Agreement.
• Signed commercial agreement.
• Mandatory consumer law.

Nothing in these Terms excludes, restricts, or modifies any guarantee, remedy, right, or protection that cannot lawfully be excluded.

Where a Product is acquired in trade and applicable law permits contracting out of specified statutory protections, any contracting-out provision applies only where expressly agreed in writing and where the legal requirements for doing so are satisfied.

Further refund information is available in the Refund Policy .

51. Product Descriptions and Marketing Information

We aim to describe Products accurately, but Website descriptions may include:

• Conceptual information.
• Design objectives.
• Illustrative images.
• Estimated dimensions.
• Proposed materials.
• Target performance.
• Indicative commercial structures.
• Preliminary calculations.
• Future-development concepts.
• Unverified comparisons.
• Draft specifications.

Website images, renders, diagrams, and descriptions may differ from a later approved, tested, manufactured, certified, or commercially deployed implementation.

No marketing statement overrides the Product’s formal document-control information, accepted Order, licence certificate, Product-specific agreement, or signed commercial schedule.

52. Conceptual Status of Engineering Products

Unless a Product-specific document or signed agreement expressly states otherwise, Products are conceptual, preliminary, reference, research, design-development, illustrative, or licensing materials.

They are not automatically:

• Construction-ready.
• Manufacturing-ready.
• Installation-ready.
• Production-ready.
• Certified.
• Professionally approved.
• Code-compliant.
• Regulator-approved.
• Tested for every use.
• Suitable for direct reliance.
• Suitable for a particular site or jurisdiction.

A Product must not be used as a substitute for project-specific engineering, professional design, site investigation, regulatory review, certification, testing, or legal advice.

53. Independent Professional Validation

Before any real-world manufacture, construction, installation, commercial deployment, operation, sale, or distribution, the Licensee must engage appropriately qualified and licensed professionals to review and validate the proposed use.

Professional review may include:

• Mechanical engineering.
• Structural engineering.
• Electrical engineering.
• Electronic engineering.
• Optical engineering.
• Software and firmware engineering.
• Cybersecurity.
• Architecture.
• Fire engineering.
• Geotechnical engineering.
• Manufacturing engineering.
• Safety engineering.
• Materials engineering.
• Environmental review.
• Certification.
• Product testing.
• Patent and intellectual-property advice.
• Legal and regulatory advice.

The Licensee is responsible for verifying:

• Calculations.
• Loads.
• Dimensions.
• Materials.
• Tolerances.
• Interfaces.
• Safety.
• Manufacturability.
• Construction feasibility.
• Site conditions.
• Environmental impact.
• Certification requirements.
• Compliance with applicable law.

Further information is provided in the Engineering Disclaimer .

54. No Engineering, Legal, Patent, or Investment Advice

Website content and Products do not constitute:

• Project-specific engineering advice.
• Architectural advice.
• Construction advice.
• Manufacturing advice.
• Safety advice.
• Legal advice.
• Patent advice.
• Trade mark advice.
• Regulatory advice.
• Tax advice.
• Financial advice.
• Investment advice.
• A recommendation to build or manufacture.

You must obtain independent professional advice appropriate to your proposed project, jurisdiction, commercial objectives, and risk profile.

55. Product Revisions and Configuration Control

Products may be revised, corrected, updated, replaced, withdrawn, reclassified, superseded, or divided into different editions.

Revision numbers, issue dates, release status, document-control records, classifications, change notices, and configuration baselines determine which version is authorised.

A Product purchase does not automatically include:

• Future revisions.
• Future editions.
• Source files.
• Additional formats.
• Manufacturing support.
• Implementation assistance.
• Technical consulting.
• Certification assistance.
• Custom modifications.
• Unlimited updates.

You must not mix incompatible revisions or rely on superseded material without appropriate professional configuration review.

56. Support, Updates, and Technical Services

Support is provided only to the extent stated in the applicable Product description, Order, Licence, service agreement, or signed commercial document.

Unless expressly included, a Product purchase does not include:

• Unlimited technical support.
• Custom engineering.
• Manufacturing supervision.
• Construction supervision.
• Site-specific design.
• Installation design.
• Source-file delivery.
• Professional certification.
• Regulatory submissions.
• Supplier sourcing.
• Prototype fabrication.
• Ongoing maintenance.

Additional services may be offered under a separate quotation, statement of work, consulting agreement, or enterprise arrangement.

57. Certification, Approvals, and Regulatory Compliance

The Licensee is responsible for obtaining all permits, consents, certifications, approvals, registrations, testing, inspections, professional sign-offs, import approvals, export approvals, building approvals, and market-access permissions required for the proposed use.

References to standards, certifications, laws, performance targets, or regulatory regimes describe design objectives, possible requirements, or source-document claims unless accompanied by current, independent, and applicable certification.

No Website statement should be interpreted as confirmation that a Product has received regulatory, professional, laboratory, construction, manufacturing, or market approval.

58. Export Controls, Sanctions, and Restricted End Use

You must comply with all applicable:

• Export-control laws.
• Import-control laws.
• Economic sanctions.
• Restricted-party rules.
• Technology-transfer restrictions.
• Encryption controls.
• Customs laws.
• Dual-use controls.
• Destination restrictions.
• End-use restrictions.

You must not provide Products or Restricted Materials to:

• Prohibited persons.
• Prohibited organisations.
• Sanctioned entities.
• Restricted jurisdictions.
• Unverified end users.
• Prohibited military or weapons programmes.
• Terrorist organisations.
• Persons seeking sanctions evasion.
• Persons intending unlawful surveillance or other prohibited activity.

We may require end-user, end-use, ownership, destination, and sanctions information before accepting or continuing a transaction.

59. Product Authentication and Traceability

Products and Restricted Materials may contain authentication and traceability measures, including:

• Document identifiers.
• Purchaser names.
• Order numbers.
• Licence identifiers.
• Serial numbers.
• Revision numbers.
• Digital signatures.
• Cryptographic identifiers.
• QR codes.
• Visible watermarks.
• Invisible watermarks.
• Forensic markers.
• Metadata.
• Download records.

You must not remove, alter, conceal, transfer, duplicate, falsify, or interfere with authentication or traceability measures.

Authentication measures may be used to investigate suspected copying, unauthorised sharing, counterfeiting, infringement, or Licence misuse.

60. Counterfeit, Mislabelled, and Unauthorised Products

You must not manufacture, sell, distribute, market, promote, or assist with any counterfeit, mislabelled, unauthorised, or falsely branded Product.

Prohibited conduct includes:

• Using Blueprints Market branding without permission.
• Applying false licence identifiers.
• Falsifying Product provenance.
• Misrepresenting an unauthorised design as an official Product.
• Selling copied blueprint packages.
• Offering unauthorised source files.
• Creating fake licence certificates.
• Removing purchaser identifiers.
• Passing off a derivative Product as an approved configuration.

Suspected counterfeit activity may be reported to marketplaces, service providers, payment providers, hosting providers, professional advisers, regulators, law-enforcement authorities, or other appropriate organisations.

61. Warranties and Disclaimers

To the maximum extent permitted by law, and subject to rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, the Website and Products are supplied “as is” and “as available”.

Unless expressly stated in an accepted or signed agreement, we do not warrant:

• Continuous Website availability.
• Error-free operation.
• Uninterrupted download access.
• Production readiness.
• Construction readiness.
• Installation readiness.
• Manufacturability.
• Patentability.
• Non-infringement.
• Regulatory approval.
• Professional approval.
• Commercial success.
• Market acceptance.
• Safety for a particular use.
• Fitness for a particular project.
• Suitability for a particular site.
• Compatibility with every component or supplier.
• That every estimate or calculation is complete.

Dimensions, calculations, performance claims, lifespans, costs, savings, market comparisons, engineering assumptions, and commercial forecasts must be independently verified before reliance.

62. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Alpha & Omega Limited, Blueprints Market, and their directors, employees, contractors, authors, advisers, and licensors are not liable for:

• Indirect loss.
• Consequential loss.
• Incidental loss.
• Exemplary or punitive loss.
• Loss of profit.
• Loss of revenue.
• Loss of opportunity.
• Loss of goodwill.
• Loss of data.
• Loss of production.
• Loss of contracts.
• Loss of anticipated savings.
• Business interruption.
• Loss arising from unvalidated manufacture, construction, installation, operation, modification, or misuse.

Subject to liability that cannot lawfully be limited, our total aggregate liability arising from a specific Product or transaction will not exceed the amount actually paid to us for that Product or transaction during the twelve months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for fraud, wilful misconduct, or any liability that applicable law does not permit us to exclude or limit.

63. Indemnity

To the extent permitted by law, you indemnify Alpha & Omega Limited, Blueprints Market, and their personnel against third-party claims, losses, liabilities, penalties, and reasonable legal costs arising from:

• Your material breach of these Terms.
• Unauthorised use of a Product.
• Unlawful intellectual-property filings.
• Unauthorised disclosure.
• Infringement caused by your conduct or additions.
• Unapproved manufacture.
• Unapproved construction.
• Unapproved installation.
• Unapproved distribution.
• False ownership or certification claims.
• Regulatory non-compliance.
• Use without required professional validation.
• Misuse by personnel, contractors, suppliers, affiliates, or distributors for whom you are responsible.

This indemnity does not apply to the extent a claim was caused by our fraud, wilful misconduct, or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

64. Monitoring, Investigation, and Evidence Preservation

We may use lawful technical and administrative measures to protect the Website, Products, Users, and Product IP.

These measures may include:

• Access logs.
• Download records.
• Order records.
• Account records.
• Purchaser identifiers.
• Watermarks.
• Document metadata.
• Licence certificates.
• Integrity checks.
• Security monitoring.
• Fraud screening.
• Source-file access records.

Where misuse is suspected, we may preserve relevant evidence, restrict access, request explanations, seek records, or investigate the relevant account, Order, Product, or Licence.

65. Enforcement and Remedies

Suspected infringement or breach may result in:

• Access suspension.
• Account restriction.
• Download revocation.
• Licence suspension.
• Licence termination.
• Preservation of evidence.
• Takedown notices.
• Marketplace complaints.
• Hosting-provider complaints.
• Payment-provider reports.
• Cease-and-desist demands.
• Audit requests.
• Corrective-action requirements.
• Injunction applications.
• Damages claims.
• Debt recovery.
• Referral to legal counsel.
• Referral to appropriate authorities.

You acknowledge that unauthorised disclosure, copying, manufacture, or exploitation of Product IP may cause harm that is difficult to quantify.

The applicable rights owner may seek urgent injunctive, equitable, or protective relief in addition to other available remedies.

66. Suspension

We may suspend access, delivery, support, download rights, or Licence rights while investigating:

• Suspected breach.
• Security risk.
• Non-payment.
• Fraud.
• Unlawful use.
• Sanctions concerns.
• Export-control concerns.
• Infringement.
• Unauthorised filings.
• Misrepresentation.
• Counterfeit activity.
• Unauthorised sharing.
• Serious safety concerns.

Suspension does not waive any payment, confidentiality, security, reporting, audit, or preservation obligation.

67. Termination

A Licence may be terminated in accordance with the applicable agreement, including for material breach such as:

• Unauthorised sharing.
• Unauthorised distribution.
• Unauthorised patent or design filings.
• Unauthorised sublicensing.
• Manufacture outside the Licence scope.
• Construction outside the Licence scope.
• Installation outside the Licence scope.
• Removal of rights information.
• Reverse engineering.
• Security compromise.
• Misrepresentation.
• Non-payment.
• Refusal to comply with a valid audit.
• Counterfeit activity.
• Serious regulatory non-compliance.

Where appropriate, a reasonable cure period may be provided, unless the breach is incapable of cure, creates an urgent safety or security risk, or the applicable agreement permits immediate termination.

68. Effect of Expiry or Termination

On expiry or termination, all granted rights cease except to the extent a signed agreement expressly provides otherwise.

You must:

• Stop unauthorised use.
• Stop unauthorised manufacture.
• Stop unauthorised construction.
• Stop unauthorised installation.
• Stop unauthorised distribution.
• Stop unauthorised sale.
• Stop using restricted branding.
• Revoke Authorised Personnel access.
• Return or securely destroy Restricted Materials where required.
• Provide final reports.
• Pay outstanding amounts.
• Preserve records required for audit or law.
• Certify compliance where requested.

Payment, confidentiality, Product IP, trade-secret, patent-restriction, audit, indemnity, limitation, enforcement, dispute, and governing-law provisions survive to the extent necessary to give them continuing effect.

69. Privacy and Personal Information

Personal information may be processed for purposes including:

• Account administration.
• Order processing.
• Payment processing.
• Identity verification.
• Fraud prevention.
• Licence administration.
• Digital delivery.
• Customer support.
• Security.
• Compliance.
• Audit.
• Enforcement.
• Legal obligations.

Personal information is handled in accordance with the Privacy Policy and applicable law.

Third-party payment, hosting, email, analytics, security, delivery, and support providers may process information under their own terms and privacy practices.

70. Cookies and Similar Technologies

The Website may use cookies, local storage, session identifiers, analytics technologies, security tools, and similar technologies for purposes including:

• Website operation.
• Theme preferences.
• Session management.
• Account security.
• Fraud prevention.
• Performance measurement.
• Analytics.
• Customer support.
• Remembering preferences.

Further details are provided in the Cookie Policy .

71. Electronic Communications and Notices

You agree to receive transactional and legal communications electronically where permitted by law.

Electronic communications may include:

• Order confirmations.
• Invoices.
• Receipts.
• Licence certificates.
• Download instructions.
• Security notices.
• Product notices.
• Revision notices.
• Support communications.
• Legal notices.
• Compliance requests.

Marketing messages are subject to applicable consent and unsubscribe requirements.

72. Third-Party Services and External Links

The Website may use or link to independent third-party services, including payment providers, hosting providers, email services, social-media platforms, video platforms, analytics providers, cloud services, and external websites.

We do not control their:

• Availability.
• Content.
• Accuracy.
• Security.
• Privacy practices.
• Policies.
• Technical operation.
• Continued existence.

Use of a third-party service may require acceptance of separate terms and policies.

73. Website Availability and Maintenance

Website access may be interrupted by maintenance, upgrades, security incidents, network failure, hosting-provider failure, software errors, demand, legal restrictions, or other operational causes.

We may modify, suspend, withdraw, replace, or discontinue Website features, Product listings, download methods, or customer systems where reasonably necessary.

Where practical, we may provide notice of material planned changes, but continuous availability is not guaranteed.

74. Force Majeure

To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for delay or non-performance caused by events beyond reasonable control, including:

• Natural disasters.
• Fire.
• Flood.
• Earthquake.
• Epidemic or pandemic.
• War.
• Civil unrest.
• Industrial action.
• Government action.
• Sanctions.
• Export restrictions.
• Cyberattack.
• Network failure.
• Cloud-provider failure.
• Payment-provider failure.
• Power failure.
• Supply-chain disruption.

A force-majeure event does not excuse confidentiality, security, Product-protection, or payment obligations that can reasonably continue.

75. Governing Law

These Terms are governed by the laws of New Zealand, subject to any mandatory law that applies and cannot lawfully be excluded.

Subject to any agreed dispute process and mandatory jurisdictional rules, the courts of New Zealand have jurisdiction over disputes arising from these Terms.

76. Dispute Resolution

Before commencing ordinary legal proceedings, a party should provide written notice describing the dispute and allow a reasonable period for good-faith negotiation.

Unless another period is stated in an applicable signed agreement, the parties should allow at least 20 business days for initial negotiation.

This requirement does not prevent:

• Urgent injunctive relief.
• Evidence-preservation applications.
• Intellectual-property enforcement.
• Confidentiality protection.
• Cybersecurity protection.
• Safety-related relief.
• Debt recovery.
• Steps required to preserve limitation periods.

A signed commercial agreement may require mediation, arbitration, expert determination, escalation, or another dispute process.

77. Assignment, Transfer, and Change of Control

You must not assign, novate, transfer, subcontract, sublicense, delegate, or otherwise deal with your account, Licence, rights, or obligations without prior written consent.

A merger, acquisition, restructuring, sale of assets, insolvency event, or change of control may be treated as a transfer where permitted by law.

We may assign or transfer these Terms and related rights as part of a business transfer, restructuring, financing, merger, acquisition, or sale of the relevant Product business, subject to applicable law.

78. Changes to These Terms

We may update these Terms prospectively by publishing a revised version, effective date, and version number.

Material changes affecting an existing paid Licence apply only as permitted by the applicable agreement and law.

Continued Website use after publication of revised Terms constitutes acceptance for future Website use where permitted by law.

Publication of revised Website Terms does not retrospectively rewrite a signed commercial agreement.

79. Entire Agreement

These Terms, the incorporated policies, the accepted Order, the applicable licence certificate, the applicable Product-specific Licence Agreement, and any signed commercial documents form the agreement concerning the relevant Website use, Order, Product, or Licence.

Informal discussions, drafts, marketing statements, demonstrations, presentations, estimates, and correspondence do not amend the agreement unless incorporated through an authorised written process.

80. General Provisions

• Severability: If a provision is invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, it will be modified or severed to the minimum extent necessary, and the remainder continues.
• No Waiver: Failure or delay in enforcing a right does not waive that right. A waiver must be clear and apply only to the matter for which it is given.
• No Partnership: Nothing in these Terms creates employment, partnership, agency, fiduciary, franchise, or joint-venture relations.
• Independent Contractors: The parties act as independent contracting parties unless a signed agreement expressly states otherwise.
• Headings: Headings assist navigation and do not limit interpretation.
• Singular and Plural: Words in the singular include the plural and vice versa where the context permits.
• Electronic Execution: Agreements may be accepted or executed electronically where permitted by law.
• Counterparts: A signed agreement may be executed in counterparts.
• Survival: Product IP, confidentiality, trade-secret, patent-restriction, payment, reporting, audit, indemnity, liability, enforcement, termination, dispute, and governing-law provisions survive where necessary.

81. Contact, Complaints, and Rights Notices

Questions, complaints, licence requests, security notices, delivery problems, suspected infringement reports, privacy requests, and legal correspondence should be submitted through the contact details published on the Website.

Blueprints Market
A Trading Brand of Alpha & Omega Limited
Auckland, New Zealand

Contact Blueprints Market

Deployment and Acceptance Requirement

For paid downloads, Restricted Materials, Product-specific Licences, commercial applications, enterprise applications, and manufacturing rights, these Terms should be implemented using an express acceptance process.

The recommended acceptance record includes:

• An unchecked acceptance checkbox.
• A clear link to the current Terms.
• A clear link to the applicable Product Licence Agreement.
• The purchaser’s or applicant’s identity.
• The named legal entity.
• The accepted version number.
• The acceptance date and time.
• The relevant Order number.
• The Product or Licence selected.
• A retained copy of the accepted documents.

A footer link alone may not provide the same evidence of agreement as an express acceptance process for paid, restricted, commercial, enterprise, or manufacturing transactions.

Related Legal and Licensing Documents

Final Terms Statement

Access to Blueprints Market Products does not transfer ownership of Product intellectual property and does not automatically grant manufacturing, construction, installation, commercialisation, distribution, source-file, patent, or sublicensing rights.

All rights are limited to the scope expressly granted through the applicable Order, licence certificate, Product Licence Agreement, commercial schedule, or signed agreement.

All real-world engineering, manufacture, construction, installation, testing, certification, operation, distribution, and regulatory compliance remain subject to independent professional validation, the applicable Licence, and applicable law.

Document Control