ARL Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADAs)
Helps ARL Cooperative scientific advancement Agreements for Non-cash bilateral scientific advancement partnerships giving companies and universities co-location access to ARL labs.
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ARL CRADAs are Cooperative Research and Development Agreements used by the US Army Research Laboratory for bilateral R&D partnerships with industry, universities, and some foreign partners. They are built for shared work, not cash awards, and they sit under the Federal Technology Transfer Act.
In a CRADA, ARL contributes personnel, facilities, equipment, and other in-kind support, while the outsi…
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