See Subpart 52.2 for Text of Provisions and Clauses and specifically Section 52.227 for authorization and Consent.
Research (about research)
Federal Acquisition Regulation Subpart 27.4 – Rights in Data and Copyrights
2014 Contract Attorney’s Desk Book: Chapter 16 – Intellectual Property
Management Guide to Intellectual Property for State Departments of Transportation
NCHRP Report 799: Management Guide to Intellectual Property for State Departments of Transportation provides information to assist state transportation agency staff to recognize the potential value of the agency?s intellectual assets and the agency?s responsibilities in respecting the intellectual property (IP) rights of others. The report presents guidance on how agencies can manage the copyrights, patents, and other IP that may be used or produced as a byproduct of the agency?s usual business activities. This guidance is intended to provide agency program staff with an introductory explanation of the nature of intellectual property, the legal framework for defining and protecting intellectual property, and basic principles for its management. The report includes examples and references for cases, tools, and other materials to enhance readers? understanding of the activities likely to be associated with
effectively managing an agency?s intellectual property.
Intellectual Property Workshop Summary
Implementation Planning Worksheet
This document is required for all research projects and serves as a template to determine implementation potential, strategies, and activities; and benefits assessment.
Illinois Implementation Status
This document provides a flowchart for the implementation process.
Research Project Management Checklist
This document serves as a checklist for project activities from initiation through close-out.
UDOT Research Project Evaluation Form
This document is used to survey respondents for the purpose of evaluating the Principal Investigator (PI); giving and receiving feedback; using the opportunity for project course correction; improving comunication between the Champion, Project Manager, and Principal Investigator; mentoring the PI as needed; and improving the quality and timeliness of project deliverables.