Oklahoma Administrative Code

The rules of this Chapter have been adopted for the purpose of complying with the provisions of the Administrative Procedures Act, 75 O.S., Sections 250 et seq. This program, known as the Oklahoma Centers of Excellence Program, funds two types of centers of excellence at institut…

(a) Peer review. Applications for funding shall be reviewed and ranked by a panel (COE Review Panel) of out-of-state reviewers recommended by the COEC and approved by the OSTRaD Board.(1) The COE Review Panel will assist the COEC and the OCAST staff in selecting and obtaining app…

(a) Funding subject to availability. Funding of applications recommended for approval by the COE Review Panel shall be subject to availability of resources and approval of the OSTRaD Board. (b) Matching funds; documentation. Documentation shall be provided that the required match…

(a) Professional service contract. The mechanism for funding approved applications shall be a professional service contract between OCAST and the principal organizations which will be providing research services or facilities in the funded Center. The obligations of each party to…

There shall be no guarantee that the contents of any application will remain confidential. Unless specifically requested, OCAST may use portions of the original application, and any subsequent reports, without obtaining permission from the applicant. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 650…

(a) Direct mailings. Announcements of funding competitions for Oklahoma Centers of Excellence projects shall be made through a direct mailing of solicitations. (1) Higher education. Solicitations shall be mailed to the official designated by the president of each institution list…

Appeals related to the rules of this chapter shall be processed in accordance with the procedures referenced in 650:1-3-4. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 650:15-1-15 AUTHORITY: OK-OAC 74 O.S., § 5060.9 and § 5060.12

Citations to statutes in this Chapter refer to the most recent codification of the statute. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 650:15-1-2 AUTHORITY: OK-OAC 74 O.S., § 5060.9 and § 5060.12

The following terms are defined in 74 O.S., Section 5060.4: (1) applied research, (2) basic research, (3) board, (4) CASQ, (5) center (6) COEAT, (7) enterprise, (8) health research project, (9) industrial extension system, (10) institute, (11) institutional review board, (12) ins…

The following words or terms, when used in this Chapter, shall have the following meaning, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: "Applicant " means a consortium involving more than one institution of higher education and business/industry partners. "Application " means …

(a) OSTRaD Board. OCAST shall administer the Oklahoma Centers of Excellence Program under the governance of the statutorily created OSTRaD Board. (1) The OSTRaD Board shall approve all specifications of the Oklahoma Centers of Excellence Program and any changes made thereto. (2) …

(a) The Oklahoma Centers of Excellence Program shall fund two types of Centers of Excellence which will primarily undertake basic research that has potential for long-range value to the state's economic development and/or applied research, development and technology transfer that…

Eligible applicants for funding under the Oklahoma Centers of Excellence Program shall involve higher education institution(s), nonprofit research institution(s), and private enterprise [74 O.S., Section 5060. 12]. The involvement of institutions of higher education shall include…

(a) Competition dates. Dates for funding competitions shall be recommended by the COEC, approved by the OSTRaD Board and listed in the solicitation. (b) Allocations. Each proposed Center of Excellence is funded at Nine Hundred Thousand Dollars ($900,000.00), or so much as is need…

(a) Solicitations. The Oklahoma Centers of Excellence Program Solicitation shall be used to apply for funding under this program. Solicitations shall be available at the OCAST principal office. No application fee shall be required. (b) Applications. Application submission date(s)…

The rules of this Chapter have been adopted for the purpose of complying with the provisions of the Administrative Procedures Act, 75 O.S., Section 250 et seq. This project, known as the Oklahoma Nanotechnology Applications Project, shall assist in the accelerated development of …

(a) Peer review. Applications for funding shall be reviewed by peer reviewers, a majority of whom reside outside of the State of Oklahoma, who are nominated and approved by the ONAC. (b) Evaluation criteria. The peer review panel shall review and rank all applications for funding…

(a) Funding subject to availability. Funding of applications recommended for approval by the ONAC shall be subject to availability of resources and approval of the OSTRaD Board. (b) Matching funds; documentation. All applications shall include: (1) Higher education or nonprofit i…

(a) Professional service contract. The mechanism for funding approved applications shall be a professional service contract between OCAST and the applicant organization(s). (b) Verification of matching funds. Professional service contracts shall be awarded contingent upon documen…

(a) Applications. OCAST will treat all records in accordance with applicable OCAST statutes. There shall be no guarantee that the contents of any application will remain confidential. (b) Intent to Submit Forms; Abstracts. Unless specifically requested otherwise by the applicant …

OCAST may announce funding solicitations through various means to disseminate notice to possible funding applicants. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 650:18-1-14 Added at 26 Ok Reg 122, eff 10-7-08 through 7-14-09 (emergency)1; Added at 26 Ok Reg 2799, eff 7-25-09 1This emergency action…

Appeals related to this Chapter shall be processed in accordance with the procedures referenced in OAC 650:1-3-4. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 650:18-1-15 Added at 26 Ok Reg 122, eff 10-7-08 through 7-14-09 (emergency)1; Added at 26 Ok Reg 2799, eff 7-25-09 1This emergency action ex…

Citations to statutes in this Chapter refer to the most recent codification of the statute. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 650:18-1-2 Added at 26 Ok Reg 122, eff 10-7-08 through 7-14-09 (emergency)1; Added at 26 Ok Reg 2799, eff 7-25-09 1This emergency action expired without being sup…

The following terms are defined in 74 O.S., Section 5060.43: (1) applied research, (2) enterprise, (3) institutions of higher education, (4) investigator, (5) nanotechnology, (6) new technology, (7) nonprofit research institution, (8) product, (9) professional service contract an…

The following words or terms, when used in this Chapter, shall have the following meaning, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: "Applicant organization(s)" means the employer of the investigator(s) preparing the application. "Application" means the proposal for an Okla…

(a) OSTRaD Board. OCAST shall administer the Oklahoma Nanotechnology Applications Project under the governance of the statutorily created Oklahoma Science and Technology Research and Development Board (OSTRaD Board) [74 O.S., Section 5060.6]. OSTRaD will approve all funding award…

The Oklahoma Nanotechnology Applications Project shall provide funds for nanotechnology applications projects recommended by the ONAC and approved by the OSTRaD Board and described in the solicitation. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 650:18-1-6 Added at 26 Ok Reg 122, eff 10-7-08 throu…

(a) Applicants. Eligible applicants for funding under the Oklahoma Nanotechnology Applications Project shall be:(1) Oklahoma public or private colleges and universities, when the project involves an Oklahoma for-profit business or manufacturer, (2) Oklahoma nonprofit research org…

(a) Competition dates. Dates for funding competitions shall be announced in the solicitation. (b) Allocations. (1) The ONAC shall recommend, and the OSTRaD Board approve, the amount allocated for each funding competition. (2) If minimum and maximum levels for Oklahoma Nanotechnol…

(a) Solicitations. The Oklahoma Nanotechnology Applications Project solicitation shall be used to apply for funding under this project. Solicitations shall be available at the OCAST principal office. No application fee shall be required.(1) Application deadlines. Application subm…

The rules of this Chapter have been adopted for the purpose of complying with the provisions of the Administrative Procedures Act, 75 O.S., Sections 250 et seq. This program, known as the Oklahoma Health Research Program, shall fund health research projects defined as specific ex…

The Oklahoma Health Research Program Solicitation shall be used to apply for funding under these programs. Solicitations shall be available at the OCAST principal office. No application fee shall be required. (1) Application deadlines. Application submission date(s), as establish…

(a) Peer review. Health Research projects described in the completed applications for funding shall be reviewed by research scientists residing outside the State of Oklahoma who are nominated and approved by the OHRC. Submitted health research proposals shall be ranked on the bas…

(a) Professional service contract. The mechanism for funding approved applications shall be a professional service contract between OCAST and the applicant organization. The applicant organization shall inform OCAST of any change in status concerning the investigator as defined i…

(a) Proposals. There shall be no guarantee that the contents of any proposal for a health research project will remain confidential. (b) Application contents. Unless specifically requested, OCAST may use the contents of the Abstract and Purpose from the original application, and …

(a) Direct mailings. Announcements of funding competitions for health research projects shall be made through a direct mailing of solicitations. (1) Higher education. Solicitations shall be mailed to the institutional official(s) as designated by the president of each institution…

Appeals related to the rules of this Chapter shall be processed in accordance with the procedures referenced in 650:1-3-4. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 650:20-1-15 AUTHORITY: OK-OAC 74 O.S., § 5060.9, § 5060.14, § 5060.15, § 5060.16, § 5060.17 and § 5060.18

Citations to statutes in this Chapter refer to the most recent codification of the statute. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 650:20-1-2 AUTHORITY: OK-OAC 74 O.S., § 5060.9, § 5060.14, § 5060.15, § 5060.16, § 5060.17 and § 5060.18

The following terms are defined in 74 O.S., Section 5060.4: (1) enterprise, (2) health research project, (3) institutions of higher education, (4) investigator, (5) nonprofit research institution and (6) professional service contract. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 650:20-1-3 AUTHORIT…

The following words or terms, when used in this Chapter, shall have the following meaning, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: "Applicant organization" means the employer of, or organization affiliated with, the investigator preparing the application. "Application" me…

(a) OSTRaD Board. OCAST shall administer the Oklahoma Health Research Programs under the governance of the statutorily created Oklahoma Science and Technology Research and Development Board (OSTRaD Board). [74 O.S., Section 5060.6] (1) The OSTRaD Board shall approve all specifica…

The Oklahoma Health Research Programs fund health research projects recommended by the OHRC; approved by the OSTRaD Board and described in the solicitation. The Oklahoma Health Research Program may also fund research in a specific research area, as determined by the OHRC and appr…

OCAST shall sponsor an annual conference of health research investigators, representatives of institutions of higher education, non-profit research institutions and representatives of industry to accelerate and facilitate the commercial development of new products and services co…

(a) Applicants. Eligible applicants for funding under the Health Research Program may be the following organizations:(1) private or public Oklahoma institutions of higher education, (2) non-profit research foundations and (3) private enterprises of special importance to the Oklah…

(a) Competition dates. Dates for funding competitions shall be established by the OHRC, approved by the OSTRaD Board and listed in the solicitation. (b) Allocations. The maximum funding for individual research projects in each program shall be recommended by the OHRC, approved by…

The rules of this Chapter have been adopted for the purpose of complying with the provisions of the Administrative Procedures Act, 75 O.S., Section 250 et seq. The primary purpose of the MOST Research Equipment Programs is to help build a research base in Oklahoma, which can supp…

(a) Peer review. Applications for funding shall be reviewed by peer reviewers, a majority of whom shall reside outside the State of Oklahoma who are nominated and approved by the MOST Committee. (b) Evaluation criteria. The review panel shall review and rank all applications for …

(a) Funding subject to availability. Funding of applications recommended for approval by the MOST Committee shall be subject to availability of resources and approval of the OSTRaD Board. (b) Matching funds. Criteria for matching funds:(1) For research professional service contra…

(a) Professional service contract. The mechanism for funding approved applications shall be a professional service contract between OCAST and the applicant organization. (b) Verification of matching funds. Professional service contracts shall be awarded for one (1) year, continge…

There shall be no guarantee that the contents of any application will remain confidential. Unless specifically requested, OCAST may use portions of the original application, and any subsequent reports, without obtaining permission from the applicant. Notes Okla. Admin. Code § 650…