INNOVATION PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME
FULL PROPOSAL APPLICATION FORM – IP 2016 XXXX
Section 1 - Consortium Details ................................................................................ 2
Section 2 - Project Summary .................................................................................. 3
Section 3 - Heads of Agreement .............................................................................. 4
Section 4 - Academic Profile .................................................................................... 8
Section 5 - Project Work Plan ................................................................................ 10
Section 6 - Project Cost Details ............................................................................. 16
Section 7 - Grant History of the Principal Investigator .............................................. 22
Section 8 - Company Agreement ........................................................................... 23
Section 9 - Equipment / Materials Quotations .......................................................... 20
Correspondence & Submission .............................................................................. 25
The Enterprise Ireland Innovation Partnership Programme is co-funded by the European
Regional Development Fund (ERDF) under Ireland’s European Structural and Investment
Funds Programmes 2014-2020.
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Section 1 - Consortium Details
Project Title: Title Here
Date Of Commencement Of Project:
Duration of Project
X months (max 24)
Consortium Details:
Official Company Name:
Companies Registration Office
(CRO) Number (check >>):
Address:
Principal Contact:
Department:
Telephone:
Mobile:
e-mail:
Cash Contribution
In-Kind Contribution
Cost Category
Personnel
Equipment
Materials
Travel (Domestic)
Travel (Int’l)
Other Costs
Total Grant requested
Percentage
Grant Rate:
X%
Lead Company:
EI
Contribution
€
%
Project Code:
IP 2016 XXXX
Lead Institution:
Total Company
Contribution
Cash
In-Kind
€
%
€
%
Total
€
100%
When completing the table above please refer to the table below which shows
the cash and in-kind contributions required from the COMPANY.
PLEASE CHECK THAT YOUR FIGURES/TOTALS ARE ACCURATE AND COMPLY WITH THE
COMPANY CONTRIBUTION PERCENTAGES SHOWN BELOW BEFORE SUBMITTING.
Company Size
Type of Research
Small
Company
Medium
Company
Large
Company
Industrial Collaborative Research
20% cash
20% cash plus
5% cash/in-kind
20% cash plus
15% cash/in-kind
Experimental Collaborative Development
20% cash plus
20% cash/in-kind
20% cash plus
30% cash/in-kind
20% cash plus
40% cash/in-kind
Source: IPP Funding Guidelines 2016 available at www.enterprise-ireland.com/ipp
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Section 2 - Project Summary
Background
Briefly outline how this proposal came about.
Problem / Opportunity
Briefly define the problem/opportunity the project seeks to address.
Solution / Product
Briefly describe what the team hope to produce from the partnership.
Novelty
Define the novel aspects of the work to be undertaken.
Project Objectives
List the project objectives in the order they are expected to be realised.
Potential Risks
Outline what risks to the project have been identified by the team. Describe how these risks will be
managed.
Execution Plan
Describe how the technology will transition from the college to the company. Outline what
integration activities are planned.
Potential Company Benefit(s)
This section should be completed in consultation with the company partner.
Describe (in 2 or 3 bullet points) what potential benefits could be realised by the company partner
should the project be completed successfully e.g. new product, new customer, competitive
advantage, efficiency/cost saving.
Agency Support
The Company is a client of:
IDA Ireland
Údarás na Gaeltachta
Enterprise Ireland
Local Enterprise Office(LEO)
Name of Agency Contact:
Has the company informed their assigned agency contact that they
wish to apply for funding support through the Innovation Partnership
Programme?
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Yes
No
Section 3 - Heads of Agreement
As part of the application process for Innovation Partnership funding, the collaborating parties must
submit a signed Intellectual Property Heads of Agreement using the template below. This Heads of
Agreement outlines the principal rights and obligations of each party in respect of Project Intellectual
Property and also forms the basis for negotiating a collaborative research agreement between the
parties.
HEADS OF AGREEMENT DATED [●] 2016 SETTING OUT THE
PRINCIPAL IP TERMS OF THE COLLABORATION AGREEMENT TO BE
PUT IN PLACE BETWEEN THE RPO AND THE COMPANY REGARDING
[NAME OF THE PROJECT]
Introduction
The Parties intend to enter into a Collaboration Agreement for the Project (defined below) upon
Enterprise Ireland awarding funding for the performance of the Collaboration Agreement pursuant to
the terms and conditions of the Enterprise Ireland Innovation Partnership Funding Programme.
This Heads of Agreement ("HOA") is not legally binding. In this HOA the Parties set out the principal
terms and conditions that relate to intellectual property created in the course of the Project.
The Company
The Company will be defined as [name of company] a company incorporated in [●]
under registration number [●], whose [principal place of business or registered
office] is at [];
The RPO
The RPO will be defined as [name of RPO] an academic institution incorporated
under [statute in Ireland]], whose [principal address or registered office whose
[principal address or registered office] is at [●];
Parties
Parties will be defined as the Company and the RPO;
Party
Party will be defined as either the Company or the RPO;
Project
The Project will be defined as [description of Project]
RPO's Lead
Principal
Investigator
The lead researcher of the RPO, who will lead the Project on behalf of the RPO, is
[●].
Company's
Principal
Contact
The person within the Company, who will lead the Project on behalf of the
Company, is [●].
Reporting
Obligations
The Collaboration Agreement will record each Party's reporting obligations,
including to [●] and [●].
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IP
IP will be defined as all patents, trademarks, service marks, drawings, utility
models, design rights, business ideas, concepts, inventions, discoveries,
breeders' rights, copyright (including the copyright in software in any code),
database rights, computer programs, know-how, trade secrets and other
confidential information, technology, business or trade names, goodwill and all
other rights of a similar or corresponding nature in any part of the world, whether
registered or not or capable of registration or not, and including all applications
and the right to apply for any of the foregoing rights.
Materials
Materials will be defined as any and all works of authorship and materials,
including, without limitation, data, any functional, technical and/or performance
specification, devices, machinery, samples, products, sensors and data derived
therefrom, biological materials, software programmes, any other inanimate or
animate matter, any and all reports, studies, data, diagrams, drawings, charts,
specifications, and such other materials in whatever medium (including without
limitation, written or printed, electronic or otherwise, computer discs, floppy
discs, CDs, diskettes, tapes or other formats).
RPO's
Background
IP
The RPO's Background IP will be defined as any Intellectual Property or Materials
(regardless of the form or medium in which they are disclosed or stored): (i)
licensed to or owned by the RPO prior to the date of the Collaboration
Agreement; or (ii) licensed to or created by the RPO independently of
performance of the RPO’s obligations under the Collaboration Agreement.
It will be acknowledged that RPO's Background IP includes [list specific RPO
Background IP] and excludes Project IP.
There will be a clear statement that ownership of the RPO's Background IP
remains with the RPO.
Company's
Background
IP
The Company's Background IP will be defined as any Intellectual Property or
Material (regardless of the form or medium in which they are disclosed or
stored): (i) licensed to or owned by the Company prior to the date of the
Collaboration Agreement; or (ii) licensed to or created by the Company
independently of the performance of the Company’s obligations under the
Collaboration Agreement.
It will be acknowledged that it includes [list specific Company Background IP] and
excludes Project IP.
There will be a clear statement that ownership of the Company's Background IP
remains with the Company.
Background
IP
Background IP will mean the Company's Background IP and/or the RPO's
Background IP.
Cross Licence
of
Background
IP for use in
Project
Each Party will grant the other Party a non-exclusive, royalty free licence to use
the other Party's Background IP to perform its obligations in connection with the
Project.
Cross Licence
of
Background
IP to
commercialis
e Project IP
In the event that a Party’s Background IP is necessary to allow the other Party to
use Project IP independently of the Project then a licence or licences to
Background IP will be addressed in the Collaboration Agreement which will
provide for the granting of any such licences on fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory terms, taking account of the contribution by each of the Parties to
the Project and the Project IP.
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Project IP
Project IP shall mean any IP created by a Party, alone or jointly, whilst performing
its obligations under the Collaboration Agreement during the course of the Project,
excluding Background IP and any Non-Severable Improvement to any Significant
Background.
NonSeverable
Improvement
IP will constitute a "Non-Severable Improvement" where, at a minimum, the IP in
question: (i) was created using Significant Background used in the Project; and (ii)
cannot be used without infringing the Significant Background. In general, none of
the following will constitute a "Non-Severable Improvement": data, know-how,
research tools or other broadly enabling technologies.
Significant
Background
The Company's Background IP used in the Project will constitute "Significant
Background" where: (i) it is the subject of a granted patent; and/or (ii) the Project
substantially relies on this Company's Background IP and without it the Project
would be difficult or impossible to carry out. For the avoidance of doubt, the
following will not constitute "Significant Background": data, know-how.
Ownership of
Project IP
The RPO shall own all Project IP, except to the extent that it is a Non-Severable
Improvement to the Company's Background IP, in which case the Company may
request ownership of that Non-Severable Improvement on fair value terms to be
agreed with the RPO, subject overall to State Aid, technology transfer and other
legal or government policy considerations.
Licence to
Project IP
The Collaboration Agreement shall contain an agreed time-limited option for the
Company to negotiate a grant of a licence from the RPO to use Project IP, having
regard to the indicative conditions below.
Indicative
Conditions for
Licence to the
Company to
use the
Project IP
Any licence to the Company of Project IP from the RPO shall be on fair commercial
terms, subject overall to State Aid, technology transfer and other legal or
government policy considerations, and shall include the following key terms and
conditions:
Type of licence
Exclusive/Non-Exclusive/Sole
Field of Use
Exclusivity in Field of Use?
Yes/No
Territory
Exclusivity in Territory?
Yes/No
Upfront fee?
Yes/No
Milestone payment(s)?
Yes/No
Royalty payment(s)?
Yes/No
Reimbursement of IP
Yes/No
protection and enforcement
costs for Project IP?
RPO Termination Rights (other
than for Company’ material
breach or insolvency)
Start date of the licence
Duration of the licence
Other Key Terms
Reservation
of RPO Rights
The RPO shall have a perpetual royalty-free right to use the Project IP research
and teaching purposes.
Publication
The RPO shall have the right to publish results from the Project provided the RPO
complies with its confidentiality and other obligations in the Collaboration
Agreement. The Company shall have the right to review RPO materials connected
with the Project prior to publication and can reasonably object to publication, for
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example where publication would disclose Confidential Information or Company
Background IP.
Warranties
Each Party shall warrant that: (i) it has full capacity and authority to enter into the
Collaboration Agreement; and (ii) no proceedings, claim or complaint has been
received by that Party from any third party or competent authority in relation to its
Background IP on the date the Collaboration Agreement is entered into.
Disclaimers
Except as expressly stated in the Collaboration Agreement, any work, material,
results, data, RPO Background IP and/or Project IP provided by the RPO to the
Company under the Collaboration Agreement will be provided on an "as is" basis,
with no guarantee, representation or warranty, express or implied including (but
not limited to) any assurance of accuracy, completeness, performance,
merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, commercial utility or noninfringement of any third party right (including (but not limited to) any IP). The
RPO shall not be liable to the Company for any loss or liability arising in connection
with any modification or development of the Project IP and/or the Background IP
by the Company or any of its licensees.
Counterparts
This HOA may be executed in any number of counterparts (whether original or
facsimile) and upon execution and exchange of all such counterparts by the Parties
each counterpart shall be deemed to be an original of this HOA.
Variation
No variation of this HOA shall be effective unless it is in writing and signed by an
authorised representative of each of the Parties.
Governing
Law and
Jurisdiction
This HOA, the negotiations between the parties in connection with the Collaboration
Agreement and all disputes and claims arising out of or in connection with either of
these agreements shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws
of Ireland. The parties agree that the courts of Ireland shall have exclusive
jurisdiction to settle any disputes which may arise out of or in connection with this
HOA and the Collaboration Agreement.
This HOA has been executed on the dates set out below:
Signature……………………………
[Insert name of Signatory]
Signature……………………………
[Insert name of Signatory]
an authorised signatory for
[Insert full name of the RPO]
an authorised signatory for
[Insert full name of the Company]
Date of signing:
Date of signing:
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Section 4 - Academic Profile
4.1
Track Record of Principle Investigator

4.2
Give an overview of the academic partner’s expertise and track record in this technical area.
Commercial & Exploitation Opportunities

Outline what further research and commercialisation opportunities may open up to the college
if this project is successfully completed.
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4.3
Curriculum Vitae of Principal Investigator
(Maximum one page)
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Section 5 - Project Work Plan
5.1
What are the Key Technical Challenges in the Project?
BOX 1
Key Technical Challenge
1
BOX 2
Key Technical Challenge
2
BOX 3
Key Technical Challenge
3
BOX 4
Key Technical Challenge
4
BOX 5
Key Technical Challenge
5
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5.2
Description of Work Plan
Introduction
This section should contain a detailed description of the proposed work. This section should not be
more than five pages in length.
5.2.1
Detailed Technical Description

The TASK IDENTIFIER below and proceeding headings should be copied pasted and completed for each
task to be carried out in the project.
GUIDE: Project Management tasks (report writing, hiring of staff etc) are not to be included.
TASK IDENTIFIER 1:

TASK TITLE:

TASK OWNER:

TASK TEAM MEMBERS / % OF TIME ON TASK: [E.G. LEAD RESEARCHER 1 (45%)]

TASK OBJECTIVE:

DESCRIBE IN DETAIL HOW THE TASK WILL BE COMPLETED:

DURATION
TASK IDENTIFIER 2:

TASK TITLE:

TASK OWNER:

TASK TEAM MEMBERS / % OF TIME ON TASK: [E.G. LEAD RESEARCHER 1 (45%)]

TASK OBJECTIVE:

DESCRIBE IN DETAIL HOW THE TASK WILL BE COMPLETED:

DURATION
TASK IDENTIFIER 3:

TASK TITLE:

TASK OWNER:

TASK TEAM MEMBERS / % OF TIME ON TASK: [E.G. LEAD RESEARCHER 1 (45%)]

TASK OBJECTIVE:

DESCRIBE IN DETAIL HOW THE TASK WILL BE COMPLETED:

DURATION
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5.3 Interim Deliverables


Use bullet points to outline what deliverables and/or milestone that are expected to be achieved by
the project mid-term.
These deliverables should appear in your Interim Progress Report, to be submitted to Enterprise
Ireland at the project half-way point.
Detail Here
5.4


Team structure & Members of the Management Team
List the names of the college(s) and the company personnel involved.
Where appropriate, give their position title and their role & responsibility within the team.If the
Principal Investigator or any member of the academic team has a dual role or business interest in
the company, please clearly define.
Team Member
Position Title
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Role & Responsibility
5.5
Project Administration


Identify the person responsible for the overall project administration including timely
submission of the Technical Reports and Financial Reports
If the proposal involves more than one academic institution identify the person responsible
for the project administration within each academic institution.
Team Member
5.6
Institution
Time Schedule & Location of Project Management Meetings to be Held

Identify the month and location for scheduled meetings at which partners are expected to
attend.
Month
Location
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5.7 Milestones and Deliverables
TASK
TASK TITLE
MILESTONE/
DELIVERABLE
NUMBER
DELIVERABLE
TASK
LEADER
(NO.)
DESCRIPTION
TASK
PARTNERS
(NO.)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
5.8
Gantt Chart
Use the month based Gantt chart below to illustrate the time period to be spent on each task.
Task
No.
Month Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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Section 6 - Project Cost Details
Introduction

This section requires you to describe the project cost details proposed to successfully complete your
project.

Before commencing each section please review the lists of eligible and ineligible expenses applied
to this programme.
Cost Category
Personnel
Equipment
Materials
Travel (Domestic)
Travel (Int’l)
Other Costs
Total Costs
Percentages
SUMMARY OF PROJECT COSTS
EI
Company
Contribution
Contribution
Cash
Cash
In-Kind
€
%
€
%
Total
Project Costs
EI + Company Contributions
€
%
€
100%
When completing the table above please refer to the table below which shows
the cash and in-kind contributions required from the COMPANY.
PLEASE CHECK THAT YOUR FIGURES/TOTALS ARE ACCURATE AND COMPLY WITH THE
COMPANY CONTRIBUTION PERCENTAGES SHOWN BELOW BEFORE SUBMITTING.
Company Size
Type of Research
Small
Company
Medium
Company
Large
Company
Industrial Collaborative Research
20% cash
20% cash plus
5% cash/in-kind
20% cash plus
15% cash/in-kind
Experimental Collaborative Development
20% cash plus
20% cash/in-kind
20% cash plus
30% cash/in-kind
20% cash plus
40% cash/in-kind
Source: IPP Funding Guidelines 2016 available at www.enterprise-ireland.com/ipp
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6.1
Personnel Costs – College
GUIDE
Admissible Costs
Salary for college staff
Post-grads hired by the college
Inadmissible Costs
Interview Expenses; Recruitment Costs
Relocation Costs; Redundancy Costs; Salary
for Company Staff; Post grads in
employment of the company; Consultant
Salaries; Salary for PI holding a permanent
post
NOTICE re: PENSION REQUESTS
Employer pension payments will only be made where a Revenue or Government approved
scheme is in place at the Institute. Consequently:

University based applicants may apply pension costs.

Institute of Technology applicants must check with their relevant Finance Office before
inserting pension costs.
NOTICE re: SALARY SCALES
The Irish Universities Association (IUA) Researcher Salary Scales have been adopted as
guidelines in the Innovation Partnership Programme. They take cognisance of national wage and
pension developments in the context of the public sector. Please refer to them when completing
the personnel section of Innovation Partnership Application forms. Researcher Salary Scales >>
Position
Annual Salary
Rate
PRSI
(10.75%)
Pension
20%
Duration of
Contract
(Months)
Total Cost
for
Duration
of Project
Total Salary Cost
€
Justification: Define the roles and responsibilities of each staff member:
Insert referenced college salary sales for each position
6.2
Materials Costs
GUIDE
Admissible Costs
Components
Parts / Mother Boards
Consumables
Inadmissible Costs
General phone charges
Provision of work space
Books (maximum of €1,500)
Computers / Laptops / Printers/ Ink Cartridges / Paper
Description of Material Item
Cost (€)
Total
Justification:
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€
6.3
Travel Costs
6.3.1 College Travel to the Company/Work Site
GUIDE
Admissible Costs
College travel to the Company site
National Conference Participation
College travel to the Company site
Inadmissible Costs
Company Travel Costs
Market Research Activities
Travel to EI sites
Company Travel to College
Non essential meetings that can be done
by Teleconference
College Travel to the Company Site
Numbers Travelling to Meeting
Average Transport Cost per meeting
Average Accommodation Costs per meeting
Average Subsistence Cost per meeting
Average Cost per Meeting
Total Number of Meetings
Total College/Company Meeting Costs
Detail
€
€
€
€
€
Justification:
Detail what activities will occur at the company site and why this meeting cannot be completed
over the phone.
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6.3.2 College Travel to Key Events (National & International)
SPECIAL NOTICE

Due to budget constraints, funding for travel has been cut to a minimum.

Please remove any travel that is not core to the successful outcome of the project.

Travel must be limited to one person per trip.

Company partners will be asked to formally support travel requests.

All travel requests now have to be justified in detail and will be rejected if insufficient justification
for the trip is offered.
GUIDE

Use the ‘copy’ and ‘paste’ function to inert further Key Event tables and accompanying
Justification Table as required
Admissible Costs
Overseas Conference Participation
Per Diem Costs (College Rate)
Accommodation for the duration of the
conference
Transfer Costs (Taxi to from Airport)
More than one academic travelling abroad
Inadmissible Costs
Company Travel Costs
Market Research Activities
Accommodation costs outside
Conference dates
Subsistence Costs during Transit
Hotel Costs above Rec. College Rate
Key Event 1
Name of Key Event
Location
Event URL
Duration of Stay (nights)
Costs
Registration Fee (per person)
Travel Costs (Air, Road, Rail)
Hotel Cost (per day)
Other Costs
Total Estimated Cost per Person
Number of People Travelling
No. of Annual visits to Conference
over project life
Detail
€
€
€
€
€
Total
€
Justification:
Detail what activities the visiting academic intends to complete at this key event and justify why
each trip is vital to the success of the project.
Table 6.3.1 Summary of Travel Costs
GUIDE: Add Up your total travel costs here
Travel Item
College visits to Company/Work Site
Key Event Participation (National)
Key Event Participation (International)
Cost (€)
Total
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€
6.4
Capital (Equipment) Costs
NOTE: Capital equipment must be purchased and owned by the Institute.
GUIDE
Admissible Costs
Equipment Relevant to the Project (within reason)
Computers / Laptops (within reason)
Inadmissible Costs
Basic Lab Equipment (Contact EI)
Lab Fit Outs
Laptops for follow-up projects
All items listed should be fully detailed inclusive of VAT where appropriate.
Please affix commercial quotations from the suppliers on items over €1,500 at the end of this
application form.
Equipment Name
Cost (€)
Total
€
Have you affixed soft copied quotes into Section 9 of this document?
YES
NO
Justification: (what the equipment will be used for):
GUIDE: Laptops costing more than €1500 will need a quote, spec sheet & a technical
justification.
6.5
Other Costs
GUIDE: Enterprise Ireland will pay an overhead of 30% to the college on the grant it has paid to
a project (excluding capital equipment costs). This can be used for office management costs.
Please list items that do not fit properly with the cost tables above
Item
Cost (€)
Total
€
Justification:
Inadmissible Costs
Printing / Binding / Publishing Costs
College Courses (excluding specific technical
training – contact EI)
Other Office Management Costs
Consultancy Costs >10% of Total Project Cost
Company Technology Reports
Patent Costs
Company Market Research
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6.6
In-Kind Contributions
GUIDE
Admissible Costs
Block allocations of company technical
resources to the college to complete
technical activities (equipment
installation/training)
Downtime on pilot lines, test facilities
etc at the company site where the
company signs over time to the
college staff to use the equipment.
Purchases of materials  10% of total
project cost to be assigned to the
college
Purchases of equipment to be located
permanently at the college. The
equipment must have strategic value
to the college from a capability
perspective.
Personnel
Job Title
Capital
Equipment Name
Inadmissible Costs
Company staff attending project review
meetings at the college or company managerial
staff performing project management activities
Weekly contributions of company staff time that
amount to <5% of working week
Commercial call out rates for any company staff
involved.
Purchases of materials >10% of total project
cost unless in special cases (certain Clinical Trial
programmes etc)
Justification
Justification
% Time
on
Project
at the
College
InKind
Cost
(€)
Total
€
In Kind Cost (€)
€
Materials
Description
Justification
In Kind Cost (€)
Total
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€
Section 7 - Grant History of the Principal Investigator
IMPORTANT

Ensure that all Enterprise Ireland Funding is listed and clearly marked.

Please clearly mark any previous Innovation Partnership Projects.

Only approved grants should be included in this list.
Grant Scheme
Reference
Number
Project
Title
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Start
Date
Finish
Date
Grant
Total
Section 8 - Company Agreement
Important Note:
This agreement can be submitted to the Enterprise Ireland Contracts Unit once the project
has been approved for funding.
SAMPLE AGREEMENT BETWEEN COMPANY AND COLLEGE
(TO BE SUBMITTED ON COMPANY HEADED NOTEPAPER)

(PLEASE REPEAT THIS LETTER OF AGREEMENT FOR EVERY PARTNER COMPANY)
AGREEMENT
This is to certify an Agreement between [College Name] and [Company Representative's Name and
Position], [Company Name] for the following project title:
Project Title: [Name]
The total College Project Cost is € [amount] of which [Company Name] will pay €[amount] in cash.
*In addition the company will also make an ‘in-kind’ contribution to the total College Project Cost of
*€[amount].
Signed by:
_____________________
Company Representative
Position in Company
Company Name
______________________
Date:
Date:
_____________________
______________________
ILO / College Authority
*Note: If the company's contribution is in the form of cash please delete the sentence.
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Section 9 - Equipment / Materials Quotations
Paste/affix quotations for all individual items costing above €1,500.
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Correspondence /Assistance
For further information or assistance please contact:
Forms to:
General Enquiries to:
Maureen Fox
Declan McGee
Contracts Unit
Tel:
Enterprise Ireland
declan.mcgee@enterprise-ireland.com
01 727 2668
East Point Business Park, Dublin 3
Cormac Cantwell
Tel:
01 727 2543
Tel:
01 727 2517
Fax:
01 727 2064
cormac.cantwell@enterprise-ireland.com
maureen.fox@enterprise-ireland.com
Copies of this document may be downloaded from:
www.enterprise-ireland.com/ipp
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