The Arlington Technology Incubator is prepared to organize and provide a package of services to meet the individual needs of its clients. They include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Facilities:
  • 8,000 square foot Incubator with private and semi-private office facilities and common areas
  • Low-cost office space
  • Furnished offices
  • Conference and meeting rooms (based on availability and reservation is required)
  • Break room and maintained restrooms
  • 24-hour access to secured building
  • Facilities/Maintenance services, including janitorial and A/C
  • Unreserved parking, subject to availability

• Technology Amenities (fee maybe required):
  • High-speed Internet access (through UTA intranet network system)
  • AV equipment
  • Network copiers, fax machine, printer and postage (shipping materials)
  • Digital phone
  • Modem and fax line

• Management Services (fee may be required):
  • 5 Members Board of Advisors (including scientists and business professionals)
  • Business and Technical Assistance Network
  • Business Plan Development
  • Strategic Planning Assistance
  • Research and Development Assistance
  • Product Development Assistance
  • Marketing and Sales Plan
  • Manufacturing Assistance
  • Mentorship Network Program
  • International Business Assistance
  • Accounting and Finances
  • Financing and Funding Resources
  • Public Relations Tutorial
  • Directory of Professional Service Providers

• Support, streamline, & facilitate technology transfers
  • Achieve IP disclosure compliance
  • Licensing
  • Patenting
  • Contracting

Note: Fees and charges for ATI services are worked out with clients on a case-by-case basis - we don't believe in the one size fits all" approach to growing start-up companies. A number of the listed services are included in the agreement between clients and the ATI, others are provided on a "fee for use and access" basis and generally designed to be used "as needed and as available". ATI will receive an equity interest (usually from 1% to 3%) in the companies it supports taken in the form of options, warrants or other ownership interest structured in a manner to avoid interference with the management of the company or its needs to obtain investment funds.

All arrangements for use of UT Arlington resources such as property, facilities, equipment, supplies and other assets are subject to the laws of the State of Texas and current Rules and Regulations of the University of Texas System and the University of Texas at Arlington.