The development of UCLP is a collaborative effort between the following organizations

Inocybe Technologies Inc. (ITI) is a young company founded by Mathieu Lemay that specializes in advanced network software programming as well as hardware development for reconfigurable optical network element's control.

Mathieu Lemay was a key developer on the UCLPv1 team and was responsible for the Switch Communications Service, the main software module which interacts with the network elements. Mathieu has also been involved in discussions on the different version improvements for UCLPv1.

The Inocybe Project Individual for the project is:

Mathieu Lemay, President

The Communications Research Centre (CRC) is an Agency of Industry Canada. The Broadband Applications and Optical Networks (RBON) group headed by Mr. Savoie is part of the Broadband Network Technologies research branch. This group carries out R&D activities in emerging broadband applications, services and technologies associated with next generation optical networks. Some of the group's research activities are being conducted in collaboration with CANARIE, NCIT and OPRA partner organizations (Carleton University and the University of Ottawa), and i2CAT/UPC.

The CRC Project Team for the UCLPv2 project is:

Michel Savoie, Team Leader and overall Project Manager
Scott Campbell, System Analyst
Hanxi Zhang, System Engineer
Bobby Ho, System Engineer

The i2CAT Foundation, a not for profit Spanish organization. The i2CAT Foundation works through clusters. These structures gather different advanced Internet sectors or specific areas as: optical and mobile networks, audiovisual, bio-medicine or e-learning. Clusters are opened to research academic groups, companies and the administrations.

The i2CAT Foundation, and more exactly the Network technologies Cluster is financing the developments that the UPC is carrying out for the UCLPv1.4 project under the collaboration established through an MOU with CRC. All the developments and research performed is coordinated by Mr. Sergi Figuerola, the i2CAT cluster coordinator.

The i2CAT Project Team for the UCLPv2 project is:

Sergi Figuerola, Team Leader
Gabriel Junyent, UPC Professor
Eduard Grasa, PhD Student
Joaquim Recio, PhD Student
Albert Lopez, PhD Student
Angel Sanchez, Computer Engineer

Canarie is Canada's advanced Internet development organization is a not-for-profit corporation supported by its members, project partners and the Federal Government.

A partner on the original UCLPv1 and UCLPv2 Directed Research Projects the University of Ottawa team is the research group lead by Dr. Gregor v. Bochmann within the School of Information Technologies and Engineering (SITE) at the University of Ottawa. The proposed project will be performed in the Advanced Internet Applications and Systems (AIAS) Lab at SITE.