ICP Interested Recipients (IIR)
Partner with us to deliver high-impact projects that fulfil our active ICP obligations, register your industry capabilities, or share the gaps and needs in your sector.
Call for Proposals
ICP Project Proposal Submission
The Technology Depository Agency (TDA) is committed to supporting national industrial development through the effective implementation of the Industrial Collaboration Programme (ICP), as mandated under Treasury Circular PK 1.7. To support the implementation of ongoing ICP obligations, TDA hereby invites interested and qualified parties to register their interest as potential ICP recipients and required to submit relevant project proposals for consideration and assessment by TDA. Submitted proposals will be evaluated based on their alignment with ICP objectives, feasibility, value creation, and compliance with prevailing policies and guidelines.
Note
This registration is strictly applicable to ongoing procurement projects only, and registration does not constitute automatic approval or entitlement under the ICP.
All registrations and project proposals are subject to assessment, eligibility criteria, and specific requirements as determined by TDA and relevant authorities from time to time.
TDA reserves the right to request additional information, clarify submissions, or reject proposals that do not meet the required standards or objectives of the Industrial Collaboration Programme.
What are we looking for?
We welcome proposals that align with the following ICP need areas:
Human Capital Development: technical training, upskilling/certification, industry-academia programs
Technology/Knowledge Transfer: local capability building, localization, tooling, best-practice transfer
R&D & Innovation: joint development, pilots, commercialization pathways
Who can register?
Registered organizations such as companies, universities, and NGOs that offer relevant technologies or services capable of addressing identified gaps, and that have demonstrated capability and a proven track record aligned with the project scope.
How to register?
Register your interest via the Register Now button.
Shortlisted proposals will be notified and contacted by the team for further engagement.
Call for Proposals
Current Available ICP Initiatives
Choose an initiative and select Submit Here to send your Stage 1 Concept Note for it.
- Collaborative research between academia and industry to enhance capabilities in cyber threat intelligence.
- It aims to develop methods and tools for identifying, analysing, and responding to emerging cyber threats through the collection and sharing of threat data.
Registration
Industry Capabilities
To enhance the visibility of local expertise and support strategic matching with current and future Industrial Collaboration Programme (ICP) opportunities, TDA invites interested and qualified stakeholders to register their industry capabilities. This initiative aims to systematically collect and consolidate industry data, enabling TDA to better understand existing capabilities and identify opportunities where ICP can be effectively leveraged to strengthen, elevate, and maximise local industry potential.
Interested parties are required to submit detailed information on their technological competencies, products, services, and areas of specialisation.
All submissions will be evaluated based on:
Relevance to ICP objectives
Technological readiness
Innovation potential
Compliance with prevailing policies and guidelines
Registration
Industry Gaps & Needs
TDA invites interested and qualified stakeholders to submit insights on existing gaps, challenges, and unmet needs within their respective sectors. This initiative aims to systematically collect and better understand industry gaps, enabling TDA to identify areas where ICP can be effectively leveraged to support, strengthen, and elevate local industry capabilities in line with national interests and aspirations.
Interested parties are encouraged to provide clear and well-supported information on specific gaps requiring technological enhancement, capacity building, or strategic intervention.
Submissions will be assessed based on:
Alignment with ICP priorities
Clarity and specificity of gap identification
Potential impact on industry development
Feasibility of proposed solutions
Compliance with prevailing policies and guidelines
