Here's what's available:

• The MinneTAC source code. This is covered by the University of Minnesota's non-commercial source license, and conforms to the rules for the 2008 TAC-SCM game. This is a fully-functioning agent, but it is not the agent that was entered in the 2008 competition, where MinneTAC placed 9th. Specifically, it uses a simple price-follower instead of Wolf Ketter's "economic regime" model for customer pricing, and it has a slightly better procurement module.
• The updated MinneTAC design document that describes the components, the event structure, and the use of Evaluators in the MinneTAC design.
• The README file from the distribution.
• Release notes for the 2008 distribution.
• The MinneTAC Javadoc, such as it is.
• The 2004 MinneTAC source release, also covered by the University of Minnesota's non-commercial source license.

The 2008 source package includes the following third-party libraries:

Apache Excalibur

An inversion-of-control component framework covered by the the Apache license.

SCM Agentware

TAC SCM agent foundation from the Swedish Institute for Computer Science, with an updated build setup.

lp_solve

A Mixed-Integer Programming system covered by the GNU Lesser General Public License. You will need to re-build this from source if you are not running on a 32-bit or 64-bit GNU/Linux system.

	@TechReport{Collins08tr,
	author = {John Collins and Wolfgang Ketter and
                  Maria Gini and Amrudin Agivic},
	title = {Software architecture of the MinneTAC
                 supply-chain trading agent},
	institution = {University of Minnesota
                       Computer Science and Engineering},
	year = {2008},
	number = {08-031},
	address = {Minneapolis, Minnesota},
	month = {October},
	}