Proposal Template Sample Clauses
A Proposal Template clause defines the standardized format and required content for submitting proposals within a contractual or procurement process. It typically outlines the sections, information, and documentation that must be included, such as project scope, pricing, timelines, and qualifications. By establishing a uniform structure for proposals, this clause ensures consistency, facilitates fair comparison among submissions, and streamlines the evaluation process.
Proposal Template. See Annex 3 – Proposal Template.
Proposal Template. The use of a specific proposal format as described in this section is mandatory. The template is limited in size and is focusing on “what the proposer wants to do” and “what the expected result is”. Following, a short description of all the proposal template sections:
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Proposal Template. The use of a specific proposal format as described in this section is mandatory. The template is limited in size and is focusing on “what the proposer wants to do” and “what the expected result is”. Following, a short description of all the proposal template sections:
Section A Summary (maximum 300 words). The information in this section may be used in public documents and reports by the ORCA consortium.
Section B Detailed description and expected results (minimum 4 pages, and maximum 6 pages) This section describes the details on the planned Experiment (what does the proposer hope to obtain?, how?, why is it relevant?). This section should also include all information with respect to the State-of-the-Art or a comparison to competing commercial wireless solutions in case of Experiments of category ‘Innovation by Industry’ to show the innovative character of the Experiment and the expected scientific or business impact.
Section C Requested ORCA software tools, radio hardware platforms, testbeds (target length 1 page) The information in this section needs to be collected in collaboration with the ORCA partner acting as Patron on this Experiment. For this section, a specific format needs to be used, which is included in the proposal template.
Section D Feasibility and relevance check (max.
Proposal Template. Proposals must be submitted exclusively in electronic form via the online proposal submission website. In order to login, you must first register in the system. Once registered, you will be able to proceed with the proposal submission, which consists of two main parts: - PART A – General project information and applicant details - PART B – Scientific project description This part consists of the following three menus, containing forms that have to be filled in online: • General and logistical project information • Principal Investigator (PI) In this menu the Principal Investigator has to agree to the following declaration: I declare that I will observe and carry out any investigation in accordance with the general principles of the „Code of Conduct for Responsible Marine Research in the Deep Seas and High Seas of the OSPAR Maritime Area” (Appendix I), regardless of the area of operation. I declare that the information provided is accurate and correct. I agree that the ARICE Consortium may make any enquiries it considers necessary to verify the information provided herein. I have read, understand and agree, if successful, to be bound by the Terms and Conditions for funding under the ARICE project as outlined in the Guidelines for Applicants. • Project partners Details on how to fill in the PART A of the proposal can be found in the document “ARICE2018 – Online proposal submission guidelines” ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/documents This part needs to be uploaded as a pdf document at the end of the online application process, following the link “Scientific project description” at the online proposal submission website. The information provided in this part should not exceed 14 pages. The number of pages’ limit includes appendices, tables and maps, but excludes CVs of the PI and co-proponents for which a dedicated CV Template (available at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇) has to be used. The most important parts are the Scientific Objectives and the Work Programme which should comprise approximately 4 to 5 pages each. When writing your proposal, keep in mind that the evaluation of the proposal will be based, in large part, on the information provided in this section. The proposal should provide a comprehensive and robust justification for the provision of funding, without referring to cited or additional literature. When writing your proposal you should bear the The application must also include an Endorsement Letter from MOSAiC, which will not count against the page limit. This endorsement ...
Proposal Template. Proposals must use the provided template (in Word format) Detailed Call Information: SoftFIRE Third Open Call Notification of Acceptance: 20 October 2017 Contact: ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇ Web address for further information: ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/open-calls/ For the feasibility check, it is mandatory that proposers get in contact with the SoftFIRE partners for the proposed experiment to discuss its feasibility within the SoftFIRE federated testbed and the related specific requirements. Each proposer must submit his draft proposal (mandatory) through the submission portal latest by 20 September 2017, at 17.00 CEST (Brussels time) (sharp deadline). The draft proposal must contain at least sections A, B and C fully completed. Feedback by the SoftFIRE consortium will be provided latest by 29 September 2017 and has to be indicated in Section D of the proposal template.
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Proposal Template. The evaluation of proposals will be based upon the information provided in the completed application form, which should be correct, sufficient and adequate for this purpose, taking into consideration the outlined evaluation criteria (see further below).