United Kingdom: Grants for Innovation in Time Resilience, Dissemination, and Application – Feasibility

Deadline: 1-Jun-22

Innovate UK is inviting applications from eligible applicants for the Innovation in time resilience, dissemination, and application – feasibility program.

Aims

The aims of this competition are to:
- support and enable business-led innovation across the UK supply chain in resilient time, frequency and synchronisation (TFS) for the development of products, services, and end-user applications
- develop a TFS ecosystem and capability for relevant industries and critical national infrastructure
- disrupt and create new markets, both in the UK and globally, to improve the provision of TFS

Areas

The key areas for development are:
- resilience
- distribution
- trust, assurance, and security
- integration and processing of signals

Funding Information

Your project’s total costs must be between £50,000 and £250,000.
Your project must:
- have total costs between £50,000 and £250,000
- start by 1 November 2022
- end by 31 October 2023
- last between 6 and 12 months
- carry out all of its project work in the UK
- intend to exploit the results from or in the UK

Eligibility Criteria

Lead organisation
- To lead a project or work alone your organisation must:
  - be the UK registered business of any size
  - if the collaborative, partner with the other UK registered businesses, a research, and technology organisation (RTO), academic institution, public sector organisation, charity or not for profit.
Project team
- To collaborate with the lead, your organisation must be one of the following UK registered:
  - business of any size
  - research and technology organisation (RTO)
  - academic institution
  - public sector organisation
  - charity
  - not for profit
Each partner organisation must be invited into the Innovation Funding Service by the lead to collaborate on a project. Once accepted, partners will be asked to log in or to create an account and enter their project costs into the Innovation Funding Service.
Your project can include partners that do not receive any of this competition’s funding, for example, non-UK businesses. Their costs will count towards the total project costs.