Verdict Licensing
The Verdict module is currently available free of charge under a BSD licenses. It may be downloaded from https://github.com/sandialabs/verdict.
Cubit® Licensing
Cubit® is available for US government use only and requires proof of a current US government contract. If your work is not US government use, you can use Coreform Cubit, the commercial version of Cubit®, available through Coreform, which is available for purchase for any use, including academic and commercial.
The instructions below are for US government use of Cubit® only. If your work is not US government use, go to Coreform.
Cubit® is available on Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms.
Obtaining a Cubit® License
There is no charge for U.S. government-use licenses of Cubit®.
Government Use Licenses
Licenses are available to U.S. Government Agencies (i.e. military, government labs and/or agencies). Limited-term licenses are also available to companies performing work under contract issued directly by a U.S. Government entity.
To obtain a license, please submit a request using the form at https://www.sandia.gov/ascsoftware/asc-software-request/
Once the ASC Software Request is submitted a Cubit® licensing liaison will initiate the approval process. Assuming no additional information is required for the request, a license agreement will be sent via email for review and signature, if required.
Please note, it can take a few weeks to process your request. You can reach out to asc-approvals@sandia.gov for any licensing questions or status updates.
Los Alamos Lab Employees Only
The contact for using Cubit® at LANL is Prabhu Khalsa (prabhu@lanl.gov). Contact Prabhu for any licensing or installation questions.
Lawrence Livermore National Lab Employees Only
The contact for using Cubit® at LLNL is George Rodriguez (rodriguez259@llnl.gov). Contact George for any licensing or installation questions.
Sandia National Lab Employees Only
Linux LANs : Check with your local LAN administrator for instructions on how to access Cubit® on your local LAN. In most cases typing one of the following commands at the Linux prompt should allow you to run Cubit®:
| cubit | Run the most recent released version with Graphical User Interface |
| cubit -nogui | Command Line only with graphics window |
| cubit -nogui -nographics | Command Line only without graphics window |
| cubit-15.3 | Run a specific release of Cubit®. For example, version 15.3 with GUI |
| cubit-beta | Run the latest development beta version, that has passed nightly verification tests. |
Other Computers: As a Sandia user, you may install Cubit® on your other machines for your use. Please download the package appropriate to your platform from the Downloads link on the left of this page. Your Sandia username and kerberos password should work to access that site. If you encounter problems, please use the link below to email Cubit® Support.
CUBIT Trial Licenses
Sandia does not offer a trial license of Cubit®. Trial licenses for commercial or academic use can be obtained from Coreform.