Management of Cooperative Research Programs Sample Clauses

Management of Cooperative Research Programs. Each Cooperative Research Program will be managed by cognizant program managers and/or a technical review group composed of NRC staff and EPRI employees.
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Management of Cooperative Research Programs. S NRC and DOE will mutually coordinate, integrate, prioritize, review and manage cooperative research programs. The overall coordination, integration, and prioritization of cooperative activities will be achieved through a management team consisting of the Director of the Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research, NRC, and the Associate Director for Technology, Office of Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology, DOE. The management team and their representatives will conduct business as needed throughout the year, but will formally meet together at least once per year to: - review the status and progress of ongoing cooperative research programs; - review potential new candidate cooperative research programs; - agree on priority, terms and conditions of new cooperative research initiatives; and - provide direction on continued work, termination or other matters, as necessary. * Once approved by the management team, individual research projects will be documented via addenda to this MOU that address each project's; - goals and objectives, - scope, plan and technical requirements, - cost and schedule, and - resource commitment for each party - designation of a contracting agency * Technical oversight of individual research projects will be accomplished by a technical review group established for each active area of cooperation, consisting of representatives assigned from each party.
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