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Conflicts of Interest & Cooperative Research and Development Agreements

Conflicts of Interest & Cooperative Research and Development Agreements. Ann Jochens 25 August 2006 GCOOS-RA Board of Directors Meeting. GCOOS-RA & COI/CRADAs. Conflict of Interest Policy Organizational Conflict of Interest Mitigation Plan

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Conflicts of Interest & Cooperative Research and Development Agreements

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  1. Conflicts of Interest& Cooperative Research and Development Agreements Ann Jochens 25 August 2006 GCOOS-RA Board of Directors Meeting

  2. GCOOS-RA & COI/CRADAs • Conflict of Interest Policy • Organizational Conflict of Interest Mitigation Plan • Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA)

  3. Conflict of Interest Policy • Interested Person with Financial Interest • Procedures • Duty to disclose • Determination whether COI exists • Procedures for addressing COI • Violations of COI policy • Record proceedings • Annual statements

  4. Organizational Conflict of Interest Mitigation Plan • Member’s involvement with GCOOS-RA defined • Agree to comply with federal conditions on • Organizational Conflicts of Interest • Restriction Against Disclosure • FAR 9.5 • Obligation to preserve confidentiality • Duty to report even apparent or potential COI

  5. Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) • Written agreement between private company and governmental agency to work together on a project • Shares resources; both partners may bring funds to the R&D project • Preserves proprietary information flowing both ways • Technology transfer tool that allows commercialization of federally developed technology

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