Appropriate confidentiality agreements will be put in placeĪs part of your proposal you will be required to provide a proposal title and a short abstract that you permit us to publish and use freely. It won’t be used for other purposes, without us having obtained the necessary rights and permissions to do so.ĭASA reserves the right to disclose on a confidential basis any information it receives from you during the procurement process to any third party engaged by DASA for the specific purpose of evaluating or assisting DASA in the evaluation of your proposal. This information will only be used for the purposes for which it is provided to us. Unless stated otherwise below or in the relevant competition document, all information you provide to us as part of your proposal, that is not already available to us from other sources, will be handled in confidence. We use a number of safeguards to protect the information you provide to us in your proposals, whilst allowing proper scrutiny of your submissions by our expert assessors, facilitating effective collaboration, and achieving appropriate transparency of how public money is being spent. Your ProposalĭASA recognises the value of your intellectual property ( IP). In addition to the guidance on this page you must refer to the relevant competition document for the competition specific terms and conditions, including the specific contract. All open opportunities are listed on the ‘Apply for Funding’ page. You can apply for funding via a themed competition or the Open Call for Innovation.
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If you are concerned your project falls in to one of these categories and are unsure if you should submit a full proposal for a competition please submit a Contact DASA Form which will be checked by a member of our team. ideas from within Government (excluding Public Sector Research Establishments (PSREs).concepts which are not novel or innovative.solutions at TRL 9, unless explicitly stated in the competition document.projects or manpower that is currently receiving funding or has already been funded from elsewhere in government.What DASA does not fundĭASA generally does not fund the following unless explicitly stated in the competition document.
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If you have a product and are looking to become a defence supplier, you may wish to speak to the MOD Defence Suppliers’ Service.
Technology prototype demonstration in an operational environmentĪctual technology completed and qualified through test and demonstrationĪctual technology qualified through successful mission operations Technology model or prototype demonstration in a relevant environment
Technology basic validation in a relevant environment Technology basic validation in a laboratory environment Technology concept and/or application formulatedĪnalytical and experimental critical function and/or characteristic proof of concept We use technology readiness levels ( TRL) to give an indication of an innovation. We fund innovative and exploitable ideas that could lead to an advantage for UK armed forces and national security, and support UK prosperity. We reserve the right to exclude a supplier who’s been convicted of any of the offences or misconduct listed in the ‘statement relating to good standing’ that will be sent to you if you’re successful under a DASA competition. We expect our suppliers to maintain the highest standards of integrity and professionalism in their business dealings and adhere to the laws of the countries where they operate. In most cases there are no nationality restrictions, however DASA individual competition documents will detail any necessary restrictions. DASA will examine the legal status of organisations prior to placement of any contract. sole traders) and Public Sector Research Establishments (PSREs). Who can applyĭASA submissions are welcome from the private sector, academia, individuals (i.e. The guidance below will help you to understand who can apply for funding, the sort of projects the Defence and Security Accelerator ( DASA) funds, and the terms and conditions of DASA contracts.
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