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Partnership Opportunities
with Unbiased Experts
Working together to solve conservation
issues while creating economic opportunities
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Many Partnership Agreement Options Available
Working Together for the Future
Varying technology transfer agreements developed by the Federal government
are commonly used to foster cooperation between government research programs
and industry or university. These technology transfer agreements, and many
other partnership options, allow government and industry to work together
in developing new technologies, while increasing the benefits for both the
public and commercial partners.
- FPL scientists and industrial cooperator work together to commercialize
technology based on collaborative research
- Commercial firm has first right to licenses on patentable inventions
made under the agreement
- Firm has improved access to FPL research personnel and laboratory facilities
- Information developed under agreement can be held confidential for a
period of time
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Challenge Cost-Share Agreement (CCS)
- FPL scientists and industrial cooperator work together to conduct basic
or applied research of mutual interest
- Costs are shared between FPL and the private partner
Cooperative Agreement (CA)
- FPL provides support to cooperator’s research program of mutual
interest
- FPL is substantially involved in the research and has the oversight
responsibility
- Both parties make contributions toward research
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
- Coordinates activities of FPL and partner for a common purpose
- No funding or value changes hands
- Not a fund-obligating document
Research Joint Venture Agreement (RJVA)
- FPL and partner perform basic or applied research of mutual benefit
- Each party makes a minimum monetary contribution
Research Cost-Reimbursable Agreement (RCRA)
- Allows for the acquisition of goods and services, including personal
services, for mutual benefit from a State Cooperative Institution.
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