Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5003.10h
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Promulgation of rules
Official statutory text
OCAST shall promulgate rules to enforce the provisions of the
Research and Development Attraction Program, including the
following:
1. The application process for applying for matching funds;
2. The criteria to be used by OCAST to evaluate matching funds
applications from Oklahoma-based small businesses and to determine
the amount of the award;
3. OCAST shall include in its annual report the evaluation
metrics which will be gathered to report efficacy of this Program
back to the State of Oklahoma, which may include, but will not be
limited to, volume of applications, technological diversity of
companies taking up the Program, the success of Oklahoma-based small
businesses at raising follow-on capital rounds or advancing in
technological readiness level (TRL), and follow-on capital spent in
the state and at Oklahoma-based research entities; and
4. The agreements that Oklahoma-based small businesses must
enter into in regard to claiming matching funds and to ensure
compliance in spending of matching funds.
Research and Development Attraction Program, including the
following:
1. The application process for applying for matching funds;
2. The criteria to be used by OCAST to evaluate matching funds
applications from Oklahoma-based small businesses and to determine
the amount of the award;
3. OCAST shall include in its annual report the evaluation
metrics which will be gathered to report efficacy of this Program
back to the State of Oklahoma, which may include, but will not be
limited to, volume of applications, technological diversity of
companies taking up the Program, the success of Oklahoma-based small
businesses at raising follow-on capital rounds or advancing in
technological readiness level (TRL), and follow-on capital spent in
the state and at Oklahoma-based research entities; and
4. The agreements that Oklahoma-based small businesses must
enter into in regard to claiming matching funds and to ensure
compliance in spending of matching funds.
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