Langley Partnership FAQs
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NASA uses the term “partnership” to loosely describe a wide variety of relationships it has with various external entities. For example, a provider of contracted services, a licensee of NASA-patented technology, or a company performing collaborative research with NASA are all referred to as “partners” in a NASA “partnership.”
Partnerships can be in the form of:
NASA engages in partnerships to meet the following objectives:
NASA partners with the following:
Space Act Agreements are legally-binding documents that formalize partnerships between NASA and external entities. NASA is authorized by Congress to enter into these kinds of agreement per its “Other Transactions Authority (OTA)” under the National Aeronautics and Space Act (51 U.S.C. § 20113(e)). Space Act Agreements are the most common mechanism for partnerships and can be nonreimbursable or reimbursable.
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