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Partnership
Agreements
The Federal Technology Center (The FTC) serves as a facilitator
for cooperative work between government organizations, businesses, and
academia. Consequently, we can help your federal lab enhance its mission
through building and maintaining beneficial partnerships with other
government organizations (federal, state, and local), businesses, colleges
and universities.
Partnership Agreement Mechanisms
The Federal Technology Center has assisted in forming partnerships between
Defense
Microelectronics Activity (DMEA), a federal lab, and several
other organizations. Below is a number of mechanisms that DMEA has used,
and which we may be able to assist you in using, to work cooperatively
with the private sector and academia:
• Cooperative Research and Development Agreement
(CRADA)
• Educational Partnership Agreement
• Commercial Test Agreement
Examples of DMEA Partnership
Agreements:
• The FTC facilitated
a partnership between California State University, Sacramento and
Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA), to transfer on loan $1,000,000
of high tech equipment.
[ Event
Photos & Info. ] [ Press
Release ] [ Follow-up
on Loan ]
• We have developed an
Intern
Program - where regional university engineering students
work at the DMEA, and marketing students work at The FTC office.
• The FTC Facilitated
Agreement Between U.C. Davis and DMEA
[ Event
Photos & Info. ]
• Austin Semiconductor
and DMEA CRADA
[ Press
Release ]
To learn more about how you can
partner with The FTC, or how we can help you partner with businesses
or other government organzations, email Bill Vanden Bosch at bill@TheFTC.org.
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