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Project-Based Research & Development

Project-based programs are targeted efforts dealing with fixed-term, short-term, or limited-scope development needs. CRG can address a wide range of needs under a project-based program, such as product development, process improvements, materials development or refinement, and technology assessment. Programs under the project system will be tailored to produce value-added results and allow customers the flexibility and control to meet their budget and time constraints.

Planning Phase:

• Assess business and technology needs.
• Create technical strategy and proposal in line with customer's corporate objectives and business constraints.
• Build a technical, business, and legal team to execute the authorized R&D projects.

R&D Phase:

• Perform the R&D services to meet the objectives of the proposed projects.
• Provide regular status reports, reviews, and teleconferences to customer-designated points of contact. (Report frequency depends on the program’s level of effort and typically ranges from weekly to monthly.)
  
  - CRG will prepare reports and briefings that cover the progress on the
    entire program and summarize the progress on each project.
  - Each project briefing will cover objectives, approach, technical results,
    milestone status, updated business analysis, and an updated project
    plan with revised (if necessary) milestones.
  - Strategic opportunities (e.g. Federal Request for Proposal or a
    technological breakthrough) will be immediately communicated to
    the customer, and a decision will be made jointly within one week
    of identifying the opportunity so a timely course of action can be taken.

Benefits:

• Target government initiatives to support objectives without having to execute government contracts.
• Gain access to a broad range of expertise.
• Access commercialized technology developed under government-funded research programs.
• Obtain real results from a proven R&D company.
• Receive ongoing contractual accountability to corporate management from R&D staff.
• Leverage a multimillion dollar government contract base for your company's products and needs.
• Separate strategic R&D activities from distractions and high costs of performing R&D in-house.
• Incorporate new ideas and technologies from other technical and business fields.

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