Blue Origin Contracts

720 TON (1,440,000 LBS.) OF 6 STRING RECTANGLE BALES OF GRASS HAY BALE SIZE SHOULD NOT EXCEED 6 STRING BALE RECTANGLE BALES. APPROXIMATE SIZE OF 6 STRING BALE SHALL BE 4 FT. W X 4 FT. H X 8 FT. L ACCEPTABLE VARIETIES OF GRASS HAY INCLUDE, MEADOW,

FY26 PSSC II, REQUIREMENT BLUE ORIGIN PROGRAM.

THIS CONTRACT IS FOR THE GOVERNMENT INVESTMENT INTO A SPACE VEHICLE PROCESSING FACILITY ON CAPE CANAVERAL SPACE FORCE STATION. THIS AWARD IS THE RESULT OF THE NSSL SPACE VEHICLE PROCESSING COMMERCIAL SOLUTIONS OPENING TOPIC 1A.

NASA selected Blue Origin to deliver the VIPER rover to the Moon as part of Artemis lunar surface logistics.

COMMERCIAL LUNAR PAYLOAD SERVICES (CLPS) CONTRACT TASK ORDER CS-7

A PILOT FEASIBILITY STUDY TO INTEGRATE PREP INTO EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS USING DECISION SUPPORT TOOLS - PROJECT SUMMARY ENDING THE HIV EPIDEMIC IN THE UNITED STATES WILL REQUIRE INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES FOCUSED ON BOTH HIV PREVENTION AND CARE. WHILE PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS (PREP) IS A HIGHLY EFFECTIVE BIOMEDICAL INTERVENTION THAT CAN REDUCE HIV INCIDENCE, UPTAKE HAS BEEN MODEST, PARTICULARLY AMONG GROUPS AT HIGHEST RISK FOR ACQUIRING HIV (E.G., MSM, YOUNG PEOPLE, RACIAL/ETHNIC MINORITIES, AND WOMEN OF COLOR). BARRIERS TO SUCCESSFUL PREP INITIATION INCLUDE STRUCTURAL AND INDIVIDUAL-LEVEL ISSUES AS WELL AS SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH (SDOH). INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES ARE NEEDED TO IMPROVE PREP AWARENESS, ACCESS, AND UPTAKE IN VENUES THAT ROUTINELY CARE FOR VULNERABLE PATIENTS. EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS (ED) SERVE AS A SAFETY NET FOR UNDERSERVED INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE UNLIKELY TO ACCESS OR ENGAGE IN ROUTINE HEALTH SERVICES. EFFORTS TO SCALE-UP PREP AND EXPAND ITS REACH HAVE INCLUDED ED-BASED PREP PRESCRIBING, YET PREP UPTAKE, LINKAGE TO CARE AND PERSISTENCE HAVE PROVEN CHALLENGING. A FOCUS ON APPLICATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED INTERVENTIONS USING IMPLEMENTATION SCIENCE (IS) TO STRENGTHEN PREP DELIVERY IN THE ED AND URGENT CARES (UC) TO THOSE WHO WILL BENEFIT MOST HAS BEEN LIMITED TO DATE. THIS PROJECT SEEKS TO USE ESTABLISHED IS METHODS TO DEVELOP, VALIDATE, AND PILOT TEST A PATIENT-CENTERED DECISION SUPPORT TOOL (DST) TO PROMOTE PREP PERSISTENCE POST ED/UC CARE. BASED ON THE WHO SDOH FRAMEWORK, WE SEEK TO DEVELOP A DST THAT CAN BE ADMINISTERED IN ED/UC SETTINGS AND WILL ASSIST PREP ELIGIBLE PERSONS TO IDENTIFY THEIR HIV RISK, PROMOTE SELF-EFFICACY, AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR SDOH NEEDS IDENTIFIED THROUGH THE TOOL. FIRST, WE WILL USE PILOT DATA, PREVIOUSLY VALIDATED TOOLS, AND EVIDENCE FROM THE ED PREP IMPLEMENTATION LANDSCAPE TO DESIGN A PATIENT- CENTERED PREP DST USING THE CONSOLIDATED FRAMEWORK FOR IMPLEMENTATION RESEARCH. WE WILL THEN REFINE THE DST USING A PARTICIPATORY PROTOTYPING WORKSHOP ENGAGING CURRENT, PRIOR AND POTENTIAL PREP USERS. THE DST WILL BE DESIGNED TO OPTIMIZE PREP INITIATION, ADHERENCE AND PERSISTENCE POST-ED/UC CARE BY IMPROVING HIV RISK ASSESSMENT, SELF-EFFICACY, AND BY IDENTIFYING AND ADDRESSING THE MULTIFACETED MEDICAL AND SOCIAL NEEDS OF THE INDIVIDUAL PATIENT. NEXT, WE WILL DETERMINE THE ACCEPTABILITY OF THE DST USING THE NORMALIZATION PROCESS THEORY ACROSS EDS AND UCS IN THE DC-BALTIMORE REGION. FINALLY, WE WILL CONDUCT PRELIMINARY EFFECTIVENESS TESTING OF THE DST AMONG 120 PREP ELIGIBLE PATIENTS THROUGH A PILOT IMPLEMENTATION STUDY AT TWO EDS AND ONE UC IN BALTIMORE AND DC COMPARING PREP PRESCRIPTION ONLY TO PREP AND THE DST. THE PRIMARY OUTCOME WILL BE 4- MONTH PREP PERSISTENCE; WE WILL ALSO MEASURE PREP LINKAGE TO CARE, INITIATION, PERSISTENCE, AND ADHERENCE AT 1-WEEK, 1- AND 4-MONTHS USING SELF-REPORTED, CLINICAL, AND BIOLOGICAL MEASURES. THIS PROJECT ALIGNS WITH NIH AND EHE PRIORITIES AS IT SEEKS TO IMPROVE THE PREP CONTINUUM OF CARE IN TWO URBAN AREAS WITH HIGH HIV PREVALENCE RATES, REDUCE HEALTH INEQUITIES, AND IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES. IMPLEMENTATION RESEARCH WILL IDENTIFY FACTORS THAT SUPPORT SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION WITH THE GOAL OF USING THESE DATA TO IMPROVE PREP UPTAKE, PROVIDE LESSONS LEARNED, AND SEEK TO EXPAND THE PROGRAM TO OTHER EDS BOTH LOCALLY AND NATIONALLY.

VENDOR WILL PROVIDE A LICENSED MEDICAL PROVIDER (MD, DO, PA, NP) SUPPORT FOR COMPLETION OF THE ANNUAL PERIODIC HEALTH ASSESSMENT (PHA), DEPLOYMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT (PDHA, PDHRA), PHYSICAL EXAMINATION. SERVICES WILL BE 4 DAYS/WEEK. SEE PWS CRITERIA.

E11, LA PLATA, COPSF001374, MFSU, FOOD SERVICE, MOBILE;

2090-48TP6 SCOTCH BLUE ORIGINAL PAINTER'S TAPE

E5, MIDDLE MESA, NMCAF000416, MFSU, FOOD SERVICE, MOBILE;

BLUE ORIGINS CAPABILITIES FOR ROCKET CARGO

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

CX-1 BLUE ORIGIN MID-SIZED LANDER STUDY BASE AWARD

FLIGHT PROVIDER SHALL CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRIMARY DECELERATOR SYSTEM SAFETY CASE FOR THE NASA SUB-ORBITAL TEAM.

S17, LAGUNA, NMSNF000230, SCAT, SERVICE - FOOD CATERING;

PURPOSE: THE PROPOSED PROJECT IN THIS APPLICATION WILL EXTEND MIDDLE MILE INFRASTRUCTURE TO UNSERVED AND UNDERSERVED AREAS AND PROMOTE BROADBAND CONNECTION RESILIENCY THROUGH THE CREATION OF ALTERNATIVE NETWORK CONNECTION PATHS. THIS PROJECT FOR THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA WILL EXTEND INTO MISSOURI AND WILL INCREASE REDUNDANCY AND RESILIENCY AS WELL AS INCREASING COMPETITION IN THIS RURAL AREA. SEVERAL CUSTOMERS THAT WOULD BENEFIT FROM THE INCREASED CAPACITY AND REDUNDANCY CREATED BY THE NEW ROUTES WHICH WILL HELP LOWER THE COST OF BANDWIDTH SERVICES (SUB 1 GBPS) IN RURAL AREAS WHERE THE COSTS OF CONNECTIVITY MAKE RATES UNECONOMIC, WHICH INHIBITS FUTURE CONNECTIVITY GROWTH IN THE REGION. THIS PROJECT WILL NOT ONLY INCREASE THE RESILIENCY AND REDUNDANCY OF THE MIDDLE MILE NETWORK, BUT IT WILL ALSO REDUCE COSTS AND SPUR THE MORE RAPID DEPLOYMENT OF LAST MILE SERVICES IN RURAL AREAS. IN PARTICULAR, THESE ROUTES HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO GROW AND STRENGTHEN FIXED WIRELESS AND CELLULAR CONNECTIVITY, INCLUDING ADVANCEMENTS IN NEW WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES WHICH ARE NOT SUPPORTED BY OTHER MEANS THAN FIBER. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: PROJECT WILL USE FIBER TO BUILD NEW/RESILIENT MIDDLE MILE NETWORK THROUGH UN/UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WITH A COMMITMENT TO OPEN ACCESS AND CARRIER NEUTRAL NON-DISCRIMINATORY INTERCONNECT. THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE IS EXPECTED TO BE 4 YEARS.EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE PROPOSED PROJECT HAS THE FOLLOWING GOALS AND DELIVERABLES: EXTEND NETWORK FROM MISSOURI INTO OKLAHOMA TO INCREASE REDUNDANCY AND RESILIENCY AND COMPETITION RURAL AREAS WORK WITH LAST MILE PROVIDERS TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO THE NEW INFRASTRUCTURE AND EXPAND THEIR NETWORKS TO CONNECT HOUSEHOLDS IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES FOR ANCHOR AND ENTERPRISE CUSTOMERS WITHIN THIS MARKET REACH FARMS TO PROMOTE AG-TECH CAPABILITIES ENABLE THE CONVERSION OF CELLULAR TOWERS FROM MICROWAVE TECHNOLOGY TO FIBER OPTICS, GROWING NOT WIRELINE AND WIRELESS/CELLULAR ACCESS TO THE RURAL CITIZENS OF OKLAHOMA INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE ROUTE REPRESENTS MIDDLE MILE INSTALLATIONS IN 12 COUNTIES; 9 COUNTIES ARE IN NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA AND 3 IN MISSOURI. THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL IMPACT A TOTAL OF 78 COMMUNITIES. ACCORDING TO JUNE 2021 FCC FORM 477 DATA, 11.77% OF THE CENSUS BLOCKS ARE UNSERVED AND 14.05% ARE UNDERSERVED. IN ADDITION, 42 WIRELINE PROVIDERS, 19 WIRELESS PROVIDERS, AND 876 TOWERS WILL BENEFIT FROM THE NEW NETWORK. 16 COMMUNITY ANCHOR INSTITUTIONS ARE WITHIN 1,000 FEET OF THE PROPOSED NETWORK (5 HIGHER EDUCATION, 6 SCHOOLS, AND 5 HEALTHCARE FACILITIES). SEVERAL TRIBAL NATIONS BENEFITING FROM THIS ROUTE INCLUDE THE PEORIA TRIBE, CHEROKEE NATION, QUAPUAW NATION, SHAWNEE NATION, AND THE MIAMI TRIBE. THIS ROUTE WILL SUPPORT RANCHES DESIRING A HIGHER GRADE OF FIBER CONNECTIVITY TO CONNECT THE MANY NEW BROADBAND DEVICES USED IN MODERN AGRICULTURE PRACTICES. THE PROPOSED NETWORK WILL ENABLE THE CONVERSION OF CELLULAR TOWERS FROM MICROWAVE TECHNOLOGY TO FIBER OPTICS, WHICH WOULD ALLOW EXISTING AND NEW CUSTOMERS ACCESS TO BANDWIDTH IN EXCESS OF 10 GBPS OR DARK FIBER CONNECTIVITY. THIS ROUTE IS DESIGNED TO MINIMIZE THE NUMBER OF MILES REQUIRED TO MAXIMIZE THE NUMBER OF RURAL COMMUNITIES SERVED. THE ROUTE HAS A HIGH LEVEL OF TOWER AND CUSTOMER DEMAND WHICH WOULD FACILITATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR LOCAL COMMUNITIES, TRIBES, AND THE STATE. THIS PROJECT WILL NOT ONLY INCREASE THE RESILIENCY AND REDUNDANCY OF THE MIDDLE MILE NETWORK, BUT IT WILL ALSO REDUCE COSTS AND SPUR THE MORE RAPID DEPLOYMENT OF LAST MILE SERVICES IN RURAL AREAS. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE.

S8, FRANCE CANYON, UTDIF000223, SCAT, SERVICE - FOOD CATERING;

INTEGRATION AND REFLIGHT OF THE T0220 MICROGRAVITY INVESTIGATION FOR THIN FILM HYDROPONICS(LILYPOND) IN REDUCED GRAVITY WITH SPACE ENVIRONMENT.

S11, PARADISE , NMGNF000333, SCAT, SERVICE - FOOD CATERING;

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

INTEGRATION AND REFLIGHT OF THE T0321 DEMONSTRATION OF MULTIPHASE MICROFLUIDICS FOR CHEMICAL ANALYSIS SYSTEMS (FORGE) REDUCED GRAVITY WITH SPACE ENVIRONMENT.

THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS STUDY IS TO DEVELOP AND ASSESS A VARIETY OF END-TO-END LOGISTICS AND MOBILITY ARCHITECTURES. THE ASSESSMENTS WILL INCLUDE FIGURES OF MERIT THAT NASA CAN USE FOR SHAPING BUDGETS AND PROCUREMENT STRATEGIES.

PHASE 2 BLUE ORIGIN CABLE REPAIR

HYRUM CHANNEL CONCRETE. DELIVERY OF READY-MIX CONCRETE AND THE PRODUCTS TO THE SITE, FOR THE HYRUM CHANNEL CONCRETE PROJECT IAW THE ATTACHED SPECIFICATIONS. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE SHALL BE 4/15/2025 THRU 6/13/2025.

SEE ATTACHMENT 1, PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS)

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

NATIONAL SECURITY SPACE LAUNCH PHASE 3 LANE 2 LAUNCH SERVICE PROCUREMENT

MFR PN: 59563 TRANSPARENT TILE DESC: 24" X 24" CARPET TILE (BLUE MOON) QTY: 600 (CARTON) PRICING IAW VENDOR QUOTE #RFQ1740679-TPR ON GSA EBUY $1,500.00 FOR FREIGHT

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

23-23FOF1_PRO-0054 MATURATION OF ROBUST LANDING LIDAR SYSTEM

BASE PLUS FOUR OPTIONS YEARS FOR MEDICAL WASTE PICKUP BASE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE WILL BE 4/1/2025 TO 3/31/2026 COR MITCH FRANKLIN

ORCC: MIGRATORY ORGANISMS IN A CHANGING WORLD: FROM THE MOLECULAR BASIS OF MIGRATORY TIMING TO MODELS PREDICTING THE EFFECTS OF SPECIFIC CONSERVATION STRATEGIES. -ANIMALS TIME MANY OF THEIR BEHAVIORS TO COINCIDE WITH FEATURES OF THE ENVIRONMENT. CLIMATE CHANGE IS AFFECTING THIS SYNCHRONY AND THIS MISMATCH WILL HAVE CASCADING EFFECTS ON OUR ECOSYSTEMS. THIS PROJECT WILL EXAMINE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN MIGRATORY TIMING AND RESOURCE AVAILABILITY IN A SONGBIRD. RESOURCES ON THE BREEDING GROUNDS (E.G., INSECTS IMPORTANT FOR RAISING YOUNG) ARE PEAKING EARLIER EACH YEAR. SONGBIRDS MAY NOT BE ABLE TO RESPOND TO THESE CHANGES, MODIFYING THE TIMING OF THEIR MIGRATION TO ARRIVE ON THE BREEDING GROUNDS EARLIER. THIS MISMATCH IS NOT ONLY OF CONCERN TO RESEARCHERS; FEDERAL AND STATE WILDLIFE AGENCIES ARE ALSO TRYING TO PREPARE FOR THE DOWNSTREAM CONSEQUENCES OF THIS PHENOMENON. ACCORDINGLY, THIS PROJECT WAS DESIGNED IN COLLABORATION WITH WILDLIFE AGENCIES. RESULTS WILL HELP POLICY MAKERS ASSESS EXISTING PROTECTION POLICIES AND TEST NEW MANAGEMENT PLANS FOR MIGRATORY SONGBIRDS. LOCAL OUTREACH ALONG THE MIGRATORY FLYWAY IS ALSO PLANNED (E.G., EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING ON MIGRATION THAT WILL CONNECT CHILDREN ACROSS NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA). UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS IN STEM WILL ALSO BE RECRUITED IN THIS PROJECT AND INCLUDED IN BOTH THE RESEARCH AND OUTREACH PLANS. PLASTICITY AND ADAPTATION COULD ALLOW MIGRANTS TO ADVANCE THEIR MIGRATORY TIMING, BUT DIRECT ESTIMATES OF THESE MECHANISMS AND THEIR MOLECULAR BASIS ARE RARE AND RESTRICTED TO A SMALL NUMBER OF PROXIMATE POPULATIONS. THIS PROJECT WILL BEGIN FILLING THIS KNOWLEDGE GAP, USING STATE-OF-THE-ART TOOLS FROM SEVERAL DISCIPLINES (E.G., ANIMAL MOVEMENT ECOLOGY, GENOMICS AND COMPUTER MODELING) AND DATA FROM A BROAD GEOGRAPHIC SCALE. SPECIFICALLY, (1) PLASTICITY AND (2) ADAPTATION FOR MIGRATORY TIMING WILL BE ESTIMATED AND (3) THE MOLECULAR BASIS OF THIS TRAIT WILL BE EXAMINED. ESTIMATES OF PLASTICITY AND ADAPTATION WILL THEN BE (4) INTEGRATED INTO MODELS PREDICTING HOW POPULATIONS WILL RESPOND TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND SPECIFIC CONSERVATION STRATEGIES BEING PROPOSED FOR THIS GROUP. THE SPECIES CHOSEN FOR THIS WORK ALREADY SHOWS ADVANCES IN THEIR MIGRATORY TIMING, BUT THESE ADVANCES ARE WEAKER IN POPULATIONS THAT BREED FURTHER NORTH. THIS TREND COULD RELATE TO THE FACT THAT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON THE BREEDING GROUNDS ARE LESS PREDICTABLE FOR NORTHERN BREEDERS AND IS A QUESTION THIS PROJECT WILL ADDRESS. RESULTS FROM THIS PROJECT WILL BE RELEVANT TO MANY FIELDS (E.G., GENETICS, BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION) AND THE PREDICTIVE FRAMEWORK CAN BE USED FOR OTHER SYSTEMS, TRAITS AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIATION. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.- SUBAWARDS ARE NOT PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

NASA AFRC FLIGHT OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM 4 FLIGHT AND PAYLOAD INTEGRATION SERVICES

UNIQUE VEHICLE CAPABILITY ASSESSMENT AND FUTURE SPACE TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION STUDY DEMONSTRATING ALIGNMENT WITH FLIGHT OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM OBJECTIVES AND GOALS. INCLUDES PAYLOAD SUITABILITY AND THE END-TO-END PAYLOAD INTEGRATION PROCESS.

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

PSSC FY25 BLUE ORIGIN SUPPORT

MX5+ HELILADDER WITH DOD UPGRADES

BLUE MOON CATERING INC AZTNF001594 E60

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: GCR: ENGINEERING, SOCIOECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH FOR REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES -THERE ARE MORE THAN 50,000 ISLANDS IN THE WORLD, ACCOUNTING FOR 17% OF THE TOTAL LAND AREA AND INHABITED BY 10% OF THE GLOBAL POPULATION. THE US ACCOUNTS FOR 18,617 ISLANDS, WHERE THE COST OF ELECTRICITY SUCH AS IN ALASKAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDS CAN BE 4-8 TIMES HIGHER THAN THE AVERAGE IN THE US. THE SAME IS TRUE FOR REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES, SUCH AS 200 MILES OF OUTER BANKS OF NORTH CAROLINA, 120 MILES OF FLORIDA KEYS, AND MANY ISLANDS IN THE GREAT LAKES. FOR POWER UTILITIES, THESE COMMUNITIES RELY ON IMPORTED FOSSIL FUELS OR MILES OF UMBILICAL CABLES, WHICH ARE VULNERABLE TO EARTHQUAKES, WILDFIRES, HURRICANES AND STORMS. WHILE THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY IS ONE OF THE CHALLENGES LIMITING SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF REMOTE ISLAND AND COASTAL COMMUNITIES, VAST ENERGY RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE FROM OCEAN WAVES ALONG THE 95,471 MILES OF US COASTLINE. THE POWER DENSITY OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY IS OVER 10 TIMES THAT OF SOLAR POWER AND 5 TIMES AS MUCH AS WIND POWER. ATTEMPTS TO HARVEST THIS RESOURCE DATE BACK TO 1799, WHEN THE FIRST PATENT WAS ISSUED. TO DATE, ABOUT 250 CONCEPTS OF WAVE ENERGY CONVERTERS (WECS) HAVE BEEN PROPOSED, BUT NONE OF THESE HAVE ACHIEVED COMMERCIAL SUCCESS. THERE IS NOT EVEN A WIDELY-ACCEPTED CRITERION BY WHICH TO JUDGE WHICH WEC CONCEPT IS MOST FAVORABLE. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DRIVE AND ACHIEVE RESEARCH CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY CONVERSION FOR EMPOWERING REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES THROUGH TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH ACROSS ENGINEERING, ECONOMICS, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND SOCIOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS. THE TEAM EXPECTS TO ACHIEVE CONVERGENCE FOR POWERING REMOTE COMMUNITIES WITHIN 4-5 YEARS. IN THE LONGER TERM, WAVE ENERGY CAN DIRECTLY BENEFIT A LARGE PROPORTION OF THE U.S. POPULATION WITHOUT LONG-DISTANCE TRANSMISSION, SINCE OVER 53% OF THE U.S. POPULATION IS CONCENTRATED WITHIN 50 MILES OF THE SHORELINE. THE PROJECT WILL PROVIDE SIGNIFICANT POTENTIAL TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF UNDER-SERVED COASTAL COMMUNITIES BY IDENTIFYING A PRACTICAL ROUTE TO RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY, THEREBY INCREASING THEIR RESILIENCE TO NATURAL DISASTERS, AND EMPOWERING THE LOCAL ECONOMY. IT WILL ALSO SUBSTANTIALLY BENEFIT EDUCATION FROM K-12 TO GRADUATE STUDENTS IN FOUR UNIVERSITIES WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PROFESSIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT. THIS PROJECT WILL DRIVE CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH THROUGH COMMUNITY-ENGAGED DECISION MAKING, 3D TECHNO-ECONOMIC SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, AND TRANSDISCIPLINARY CO-DESIGN METHODOLOGY. THE GOAL WILL BE ACHIEVED IN TWO PHASES. PHASE I WILL DEVELOP THE WEC CONVERGENCE ROADMAP, SCREEN AND DOWN-SELECT 2-3 LEAD WEC DESIGN CONCEPTS. THIS WILL BE ACHIEVED BY CREATING 3D ASSESSMENT METRICS TO SYSTEMATICALLY EVALUATE TECHNOLOGICAL FEASIBILITY, ECONOMIC VIABILITY, AND SOCIOENVIRONMENTAL ACCEPTABILITY IN THE EARLY FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPT AND DESIGN STAGE. PHASE II WILL INVESTIGATE THE LEADING DESIGN CONCEPTS THROUGH TRANSDISCIPLINARY CO-DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION, AND VALIDATE THE CONVERGENCE THROUGH COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND OCEAN TESTS. INSPIRED BY THE DRUG DISCOVERY PROCESS, THE PROJECT WILL USE A MARKET-PULL CONVERGENCE PROCEDURE BASED ON THE NEEDS OF REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES TO SCREEN VARIOUS WEC CONCEPTS FROM THE BEGINNING. THIS IS IN CONTRAST TO THE PREVAILING APPROACHES IN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. THE PROJECT INCLUDES A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM CONSISTING OF EXPERTS IN ENGINEERING, ENVIRONMENT, SUSTAINABILITY, SOCIAL SCIENCE AND AN EXTERNAL ADVISORY BOARD WITH COMMUNITY END USERS AND OEM DEVELOPERS TO IMPLEMENT A TRANSDISCIPLINARY, COMMUNITY-ENGAGED APPROACH TO THIS RESEARCH CHALLENGE. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.- SUBAWARDS ARE NOT PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: GCR: ENGINEERING, SOCIOECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH FOR REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES -THERE ARE MORE THAN 50,000 ISLANDS IN THE WORLD, ACCOUNTING FOR 17% OF THE TOTAL LAND AREA AND INHABITED BY 10% OF THE GLOBAL POPULATION. THE US ACCOUNTS FOR 18,617 ISLANDS, WHERE THE COST OF ELECTRICITY SUCH AS IN ALASKAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDS CAN BE 4-8 TIMES HIGHER THAN THE AVERAGE IN THE US. THE SAME IS TRUE FOR REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES, SUCH AS 200 MILES OF OUTER BANKS OF NORTH CAROLINA, 120 MILES OF FLORIDA KEYS, AND MANY ISLANDS IN THE GREAT LAKES. FOR POWER UTILITIES, THESE COMMUNITIES RELY ON IMPORTED FOSSIL FUELS OR MILES OF UMBILICAL CABLES, WHICH ARE VULNERABLE TO EARTHQUAKES, WILDFIRES, HURRICANES AND STORMS. WHILE THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY IS ONE OF THE CHALLENGES LIMITING SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF REMOTE ISLAND AND COASTAL COMMUNITIES, VAST ENERGY RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE FROM OCEAN WAVES ALONG THE 95,471 MILES OF US COASTLINE. THE POWER DENSITY OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY IS OVER 10 TIMES THAT OF SOLAR POWER AND 5 TIMES AS MUCH AS WIND POWER. ATTEMPTS TO HARVEST THIS RESOURCE DATE BACK TO 1799, WHEN THE FIRST PATENT WAS ISSUED. TO DATE, ABOUT 250 CONCEPTS OF WAVE ENERGY CONVERTERS (WECS) HAVE BEEN PROPOSED, BUT NONE OF THESE HAVE ACHIEVED COMMERCIAL SUCCESS. THERE IS NOT EVEN A WIDELY-ACCEPTED CRITERION BY WHICH TO JUDGE WHICH WEC CONCEPT IS MOST FAVORABLE. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DRIVE AND ACHIEVE RESEARCH CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY CONVERSION FOR EMPOWERING REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES THROUGH TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH ACROSS ENGINEERING, ECONOMICS, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND SOCIOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS. THE TEAM EXPECTS TO ACHIEVE CONVERGENCE FOR POWERING REMOTE COMMUNITIES WITHIN 4-5 YEARS. IN THE LONGER TERM, WAVE ENERGY CAN DIRECTLY BENEFIT A LARGE PROPORTION OF THE U.S. POPULATION WITHOUT LONG-DISTANCE TRANSMISSION, SINCE OVER 53% OF THE U.S. POPULATION IS CONCENTRATED WITHIN 50 MILES OF THE SHORELINE. THE PROJECT WILL PROVIDE SIGNIFICANT POTENTIAL TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF UNDER-SERVED COASTAL COMMUNITIES BY IDENTIFYING A PRACTICAL ROUTE TO RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY, THEREBY INCREASING THEIR RESILIENCE TO NATURAL DISASTERS, AND EMPOWERING THE LOCAL ECONOMY. IT WILL ALSO SUBSTANTIALLY BENEFIT EDUCATION FROM K-12 TO GRADUATE STUDENTS IN FOUR UNIVERSITIES WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PROFESSIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT. THIS PROJECT WILL DRIVE CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH THROUGH COMMUNITY-ENGAGED DECISION MAKING, 3D TECHNO-ECONOMIC SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, AND TRANSDISCIPLINARY CO-DESIGN METHODOLOGY. THE GOAL WILL BE ACHIEVED IN TWO PHASES. PHASE I WILL DEVELOP THE WEC CONVERGENCE ROADMAP, SCREEN AND DOWN-SELECT 2-3 LEAD WEC DESIGN CONCEPTS. THIS WILL BE ACHIEVED BY CREATING 3D ASSESSMENT METRICS TO SYSTEMATICALLY EVALUATE TECHNOLOGICAL FEASIBILITY, ECONOMIC VIABILITY, AND SOCIOENVIRONMENTAL ACCEPTABILITY IN THE EARLY FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPT AND DESIGN STAGE. PHASE II WILL INVESTIGATE THE LEADING DESIGN CONCEPTS THROUGH TRANSDISCIPLINARY CO-DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION, AND VALIDATE THE CONVERGENCE THROUGH COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND OCEAN TESTS. INSPIRED BY THE DRUG DISCOVERY PROCESS, THE PROJECT WILL USE A MARKET-PULL CONVERGENCE PROCEDURE BASED ON THE NEEDS OF REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES TO SCREEN VARIOUS WEC CONCEPTS FROM THE BEGINNING. THIS IS IN CONTRAST TO THE PREVAILING APPROACHES IN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. THE PROJECT INCLUDES A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM CONSISTING OF EXPERTS IN ENGINEERING, ENVIRONMENT, SUSTAINABILITY, SOCIAL SCIENCE AND AN EXTERNAL ADVISORY BOARD WITH COMMUNITY END USERS AND OEM DEVELOPERS TO IMPLEMENT A TRANSDISCIPLINARY, COMMUNITY-ENGAGED APPROACH TO THIS RESEARCH CHALLENGE. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.- SUBAWARDS ARE NOT PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: GCR: ENGINEERING, SOCIOECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH FOR REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES -THERE ARE MORE THAN 50,000 ISLANDS IN THE WORLD, ACCOUNTING FOR 17% OF THE TOTAL LAND AREA AND INHABITED BY 10% OF THE GLOBAL POPULATION. THE US ACCOUNTS FOR 18,617 ISLANDS, WHERE THE COST OF ELECTRICITY SUCH AS IN ALASKAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDS CAN BE 4-8 TIMES HIGHER THAN THE AVERAGE IN THE US. THE SAME IS TRUE FOR REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES, SUCH AS 200 MILES OF OUTER BANKS OF NORTH CAROLINA, 120 MILES OF FLORIDA KEYS, AND MANY ISLANDS IN THE GREAT LAKES. FOR POWER UTILITIES, THESE COMMUNITIES RELY ON IMPORTED FOSSIL FUELS OR MILES OF UMBILICAL CABLES, WHICH ARE VULNERABLE TO EARTHQUAKES, WILDFIRES, HURRICANES AND STORMS. WHILE THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY IS ONE OF THE CHALLENGES LIMITING SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF REMOTE ISLAND AND COASTAL COMMUNITIES, VAST ENERGY RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE FROM OCEAN WAVES ALONG THE 95,471 MILES OF US COASTLINE. THE POWER DENSITY OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY IS OVER 10 TIMES THAT OF SOLAR POWER AND 5 TIMES AS MUCH AS WIND POWER. ATTEMPTS TO HARVEST THIS RESOURCE DATE BACK TO 1799, WHEN THE FIRST PATENT WAS ISSUED. TO DATE, ABOUT 250 CONCEPTS OF WAVE ENERGY CONVERTERS (WECS) HAVE BEEN PROPOSED, BUT NONE OF THESE HAVE ACHIEVED COMMERCIAL SUCCESS. THERE IS NOT EVEN A WIDELY-ACCEPTED CRITERION BY WHICH TO JUDGE WHICH WEC CONCEPT IS MOST FAVORABLE. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DRIVE AND ACHIEVE RESEARCH CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY CONVERSION FOR EMPOWERING REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES THROUGH TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH ACROSS ENGINEERING, ECONOMICS, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND SOCIOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS. THE TEAM EXPECTS TO ACHIEVE CONVERGENCE FOR POWERING REMOTE COMMUNITIES WITHIN 4-5 YEARS. IN THE LONGER TERM, WAVE ENERGY CAN DIRECTLY BENEFIT A LARGE PROPORTION OF THE U.S. POPULATION WITHOUT LONG-DISTANCE TRANSMISSION, SINCE OVER 53% OF THE U.S. POPULATION IS CONCENTRATED WITHIN 50 MILES OF THE SHORELINE. THE PROJECT WILL PROVIDE SIGNIFICANT POTENTIAL TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF UNDER-SERVED COASTAL COMMUNITIES BY IDENTIFYING A PRACTICAL ROUTE TO RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY, THEREBY INCREASING THEIR RESILIENCE TO NATURAL DISASTERS, AND EMPOWERING THE LOCAL ECONOMY. IT WILL ALSO SUBSTANTIALLY BENEFIT EDUCATION FROM K-12 TO GRADUATE STUDENTS IN FOUR UNIVERSITIES WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PROFESSIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT. THIS PROJECT WILL DRIVE CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH THROUGH COMMUNITY-ENGAGED DECISION MAKING, 3D TECHNO-ECONOMIC SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, AND TRANSDISCIPLINARY CO-DESIGN METHODOLOGY. THE GOAL WILL BE ACHIEVED IN TWO PHASES. PHASE I WILL DEVELOP THE WEC CONVERGENCE ROADMAP, SCREEN AND DOWN-SELECT 2-3 LEAD WEC DESIGN CONCEPTS. THIS WILL BE ACHIEVED BY CREATING 3D ASSESSMENT METRICS TO SYSTEMATICALLY EVALUATE TECHNOLOGICAL FEASIBILITY, ECONOMIC VIABILITY, AND SOCIOENVIRONMENTAL ACCEPTABILITY IN THE EARLY FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPT AND DESIGN STAGE. PHASE II WILL INVESTIGATE THE LEADING DESIGN CONCEPTS THROUGH TRANSDISCIPLINARY CO-DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION, AND VALIDATE THE CONVERGENCE THROUGH COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND OCEAN TESTS. INSPIRED BY THE DRUG DISCOVERY PROCESS, THE PROJECT WILL USE A MARKET-PULL CONVERGENCE PROCEDURE BASED ON THE NEEDS OF REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES TO SCREEN VARIOUS WEC CONCEPTS FROM THE BEGINNING. THIS IS IN CONTRAST TO THE PREVAILING APPROACHES IN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. THE PROJECT INCLUDES A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM CONSISTING OF EXPERTS IN ENGINEERING, ENVIRONMENT, SUSTAINABILITY, SOCIAL SCIENCE AND AN EXTERNAL ADVISORY BOARD WITH COMMUNITY END USERS AND OEM DEVELOPERS TO IMPLEMENT A TRANSDISCIPLINARY, COMMUNITY-ENGAGED APPROACH TO THIS RESEARCH CHALLENGE. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.- SUBAWARDS ARE NOT PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: GCR: ENGINEERING, SOCIOECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH FOR REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES -THERE ARE MORE THAN 50,000 ISLANDS IN THE WORLD, ACCOUNTING FOR 17% OF THE TOTAL LAND AREA AND INHABITED BY 10% OF THE GLOBAL POPULATION. THE US ACCOUNTS FOR 18,617 ISLANDS, WHERE THE COST OF ELECTRICITY SUCH AS IN ALASKAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDS CAN BE 4-8 TIMES HIGHER THAN THE AVERAGE IN THE US. THE SAME IS TRUE FOR REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES, SUCH AS 200 MILES OF OUTER BANKS OF NORTH CAROLINA, 120 MILES OF FLORIDA KEYS, AND MANY ISLANDS IN THE GREAT LAKES. FOR POWER UTILITIES, THESE COMMUNITIES RELY ON IMPORTED FOSSIL FUELS OR MILES OF UMBILICAL CABLES, WHICH ARE VULNERABLE TO EARTHQUAKES, WILDFIRES, HURRICANES AND STORMS. WHILE THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY IS ONE OF THE CHALLENGES LIMITING SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF REMOTE ISLAND AND COASTAL COMMUNITIES, VAST ENERGY RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE FROM OCEAN WAVES ALONG THE 95,471 MILES OF US COASTLINE. THE POWER DENSITY OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY IS OVER 10 TIMES THAT OF SOLAR POWER AND 5 TIMES AS MUCH AS WIND POWER. ATTEMPTS TO HARVEST THIS RESOURCE DATE BACK TO 1799, WHEN THE FIRST PATENT WAS ISSUED. TO DATE, ABOUT 250 CONCEPTS OF WAVE ENERGY CONVERTERS (WECS) HAVE BEEN PROPOSED, BUT NONE OF THESE HAVE ACHIEVED COMMERCIAL SUCCESS. THERE IS NOT EVEN A WIDELY-ACCEPTED CRITERION BY WHICH TO JUDGE WHICH WEC CONCEPT IS MOST FAVORABLE. THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DRIVE AND ACHIEVE RESEARCH CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY CONVERSION FOR EMPOWERING REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES THROUGH TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH ACROSS ENGINEERING, ECONOMICS, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND SOCIOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS. THE TEAM EXPECTS TO ACHIEVE CONVERGENCE FOR POWERING REMOTE COMMUNITIES WITHIN 4-5 YEARS. IN THE LONGER TERM, WAVE ENERGY CAN DIRECTLY BENEFIT A LARGE PROPORTION OF THE U.S. POPULATION WITHOUT LONG-DISTANCE TRANSMISSION, SINCE OVER 53% OF THE U.S. POPULATION IS CONCENTRATED WITHIN 50 MILES OF THE SHORELINE. THE PROJECT WILL PROVIDE SIGNIFICANT POTENTIAL TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF UNDER-SERVED COASTAL COMMUNITIES BY IDENTIFYING A PRACTICAL ROUTE TO RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY, THEREBY INCREASING THEIR RESILIENCE TO NATURAL DISASTERS, AND EMPOWERING THE LOCAL ECONOMY. IT WILL ALSO SUBSTANTIALLY BENEFIT EDUCATION FROM K-12 TO GRADUATE STUDENTS IN FOUR UNIVERSITIES WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PROFESSIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT. THIS PROJECT WILL DRIVE CONVERGENCE OF OCEAN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH THROUGH COMMUNITY-ENGAGED DECISION MAKING, 3D TECHNO-ECONOMIC SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, AND TRANSDISCIPLINARY CO-DESIGN METHODOLOGY. THE GOAL WILL BE ACHIEVED IN TWO PHASES. PHASE I WILL DEVELOP THE WEC CONVERGENCE ROADMAP, SCREEN AND DOWN-SELECT 2-3 LEAD WEC DESIGN CONCEPTS. THIS WILL BE ACHIEVED BY CREATING 3D ASSESSMENT METRICS TO SYSTEMATICALLY EVALUATE TECHNOLOGICAL FEASIBILITY, ECONOMIC VIABILITY, AND SOCIOENVIRONMENTAL ACCEPTABILITY IN THE EARLY FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPT AND DESIGN STAGE. PHASE II WILL INVESTIGATE THE LEADING DESIGN CONCEPTS THROUGH TRANSDISCIPLINARY CO-DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION, AND VALIDATE THE CONVERGENCE THROUGH COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND OCEAN TESTS. INSPIRED BY THE DRUG DISCOVERY PROCESS, THE PROJECT WILL USE A MARKET-PULL CONVERGENCE PROCEDURE BASED ON THE NEEDS OF REMOTE COASTAL COMMUNITIES TO SCREEN VARIOUS WEC CONCEPTS FROM THE BEGINNING. THIS IS IN CONTRAST TO THE PREVAILING APPROACHES IN WAVE ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. THE PROJECT INCLUDES A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM CONSISTING OF EXPERTS IN ENGINEERING, ENVIRONMENT, SUSTAINABILITY, SOCIAL SCIENCE AND AN EXTERNAL ADVISORY BOARD WITH COMMUNITY END USERS AND OEM DEVELOPERS TO IMPLEMENT A TRANSDISCIPLINARY, COMMUNITY-ENGAGED APPROACH TO THIS RESEARCH CHALLENGE. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.- SUBAWARDS ARE NOT PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

HELILADDERS FOR AVIATION MAINTENANCE.

FY 2024 BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICE EXPANSION - PROJECT ABSTRACT PROJECT TITLE: BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICE EXPANSION APPLICANT ORGANIZATION: SAWTOOTH MOUNTAIN CLINIC HEALTH CENTER PROGRAM GRANT NO.: H80CS00496 ADDRESS: 513 5TH AVE. W., GRAND MARAIS, MN 55604 PROJECT DIRECTOR: KATE SURBAUGH EMAIL ADDRESS: KATE@SAWTOOTHMOUNTAINCLINIC.ORG CONTACT PHONE NUMBERS: 218-387-2330 X 159, 218-387-1278 (FAX) WEBSITE: WWW.SAWTOOTHMOUNTAINCLINIC.ORG FUNDING REQUESTED: $600,000 YEAR ONE, $500,000 YEAR TWO NEEDS AND PROPOSED PROJECT: SAWTOOTH MOUNTAIN CLINIC (SMC) IS LOCATED IN A REMOTE AREA OF THE MIDWEST, ENCOMPASSING COOK COUNTY, MN AND THE GRAND PORTAGE RESERVATION. IF LOCAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES ARE NOT AVAILABLE, RESIDENTS MUST DRIVE 2+ HOURS TO ACCESS SPECIALTY CARE. LIKE MANY RURAL COMMUNITIES, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (BH) RESOURCES ARE SCARCE, ESPECIALLY SINCE THE PANDEMIC WHEN LOCAL PRIVATE PRACTICE CLINICS SHUTTERED. THE LOCAL SATELLITE CCBHC OFFICE CLOSED IN 2018 DUE TO LACK OF WORKFORCE. SMC HAS RISEN TO MEET THE GROWING COMMUNITY NEED BY ADDING INTEGRATED BH SERVICES AS WELL AS A MOUD TREATMENT PROGRAM. HOWEVER, A RECENT COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT SHOWS THAT THE NEED IS STILL HIGH, AND WAIT TIMES FOR LOCAL PROVIDERS CAN BE 4 WEEKS OR MORE. SMC PLANS TO USE BHSE FUNDING TO HIRE LICENSED BH STAFF, INCREASE MOUD PROGRAM OUTREACH, EXPAND BH SPACE IN CLINIC, AND INVEST IN TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY TO INCREASE STAFF SKILLS AND EFFICIENCY. PROPOSED SERVICES: IN ORDER TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF PATIENTS RECEIVING MENTAL HEALTH/BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICE, SMC PLANS TO DO THE FOLLOWING: HIRE AN ADDITIONAL LMFT AND A PROGRAM DIRECTOR/LICSW IN ORDER TO EXPAND PROVIDER CAPACITY. A MINOR A/R PROJECT WILL REMODEL CURRENT SPACE TO PROVIDE MORE OFFICE/GROUP SPACE FOR BH SERVICES. INCREASED TIME FROM SUPPORT STAFF WILL ALLOW FOR MORE ROBUST SCREENING, CARE COORDINATION AND CASE MANAGEMENT. IN ORDER TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF PATIENTS RECEIVING SUD/MOUD SERVICES, SMC PLANS TO DO THE FOLLOWING: NEW EHR UPGRADES AN D STAFF TRAINING WILL MAKE UNIVERSAL SUD SCREENING EASIER TO PERFORM AND TRACK. GROUP MEETINGS FOR THERAPY AND SUD RECOVERY WILL EXPAND CURRENT SERVICES. INCREASED PROVIDER TRAINING AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH WILL INCREASE ENROLLMENT IN SMC’S SMALL MOUD PROGRAM. AS SUD ISSUES ARE STILL HEAVILY STIGMATIZED IN THIS RURAL COMMUNITY, EDUCATION AND OUTREACH WILL BE OFFERED AT ALL SMC SITES AS WELL AS LOCAL SCHOOLS, BUSINESSES AND COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS. POPULATION GROUPS SERVED: THE SMC SERVICE AREA INCORPORATES COOK COUNTY, MN AND THE GRAND PORTAGE RESERVATION. THE TOTAL POPULATION IS 5600 WITH A DENSITY OF 3 PEOPLE PER SQUARE MILE. THE POPULATION IS 91% WHITE AND 9% NATIVE AMERICAN. THE CURRENT DEMOGRAPHICS OF THE SMC MOUD PATIENT POPULATION ARE 57% NATIVE AMERICAN AND 43% WHITE. MOUD PATIENTS RANGE IN AGE FROM 20 YEARS OLD TO 70+. 35% OF THE PATIENT POPULATION IS OVER THE AGE OF 65. THE SERVICE AREA AS A WHOLE HAS A LOWER MEDIAN INCOME THAN THE STATE AND SIMILAR POVERTY RATES. UNEMPLOYMENT IS 3.5% HIGHER THAN THE STATE AVERAGE AND HOUSING, TRANSPORTATION, AND FOOD COSTS ARE HIGHER.

CONTROL# 3117-1529 BLUE ORIGIN, LLC DE-FOA-0003117 REVOLUTIONIZING ORE TO STEEL TO IMPACT EMISSIONS (ROSIE) OUROBOROS: A NOVEL REACTOR FOR ZERO EMISSION ELECTROLYTIC REDUCTION OF IRON OUROBOROS IS A TRANSFORMATIONAL SYSTEM THAT PRODUCES HIGH-PURITY FERRO-SILICATE PIG IRON FROM LOW-QUALITY IRON ORES USING MOLTEN OXIDE ELECTROLYSIS (MOE) WITH ZERO DIRECT PROCESS GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS. THE OUROBOROS SYSTEM IS SELF-CONTAINED AND SCALABLE BY ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE. INITIAL SMALL-SCALE SYSTEMS CAN BE DEPLOYED ON VEHICLES THE SIZE OF EXISTING MINING TRUCKS THAT EXCAVATE, BENEFICIATE, AND EXTRACT IRON PRODUCT IN MINE-TAILINGS FACILITIES USING ONLY RAW FEEDSTOCKS AND ELECTRICAL POWER PROVIDED BY BODY-MOUNTED SOLAR PANELS AND BATTERIES. AS THE TECHNOLOGY MATURES, INDUSTRIAL-SCALE PLANTS IN CENTRALIZED LOCATIONS CAN INCREASE PRODUCTION RATES AND CAPTURE A LARGER TOTAL MARKET SHARE. TO DEVELOP OUROBOROS, BLUE ORIGIN LEVERAGES ITS EXISTING LUNAR TECHNOLOGY THAT CONVERTS LUNAR REGOLITH INTO FUNCTIONING SOLAR PANELS. WITH A NOVEL MOE DESIGN THAT SOLVES KEY MATERIAL COMPATIBILITY CHALLENGES, THE OUROBOROS SYSTEM HAS THE POTENTIAL TO FAST-TRACK THE IRON MINING INDUSTRY TOWARD CARBON NEUTRALITY. NEW AWARD

PN: 59563 TRANSPARENT TILE; ITEM: TRANSPARENT TILE 24" X 24" CARPET TILE 47QSMA22D08NK COLOR: BLUE MOON 62486

ACCESS TO SPACE (ATS) TRADE STUDIES

FABRICATION OF AN INITIATOR HARNESS AND SPARE TO INTERFACE THE MOTC AND THE BLUE STANDARD INITIATOR (BSI) TO TEST UP TO TWELVE INITIATORS SEQUENTIALLY, WITHOUT OPENING THE TEST CHAMBER. HARNESSES WILL SUPPORT NEW GLENN LAUNCH VEHICLE.

BLUE MOON CATERING INC OROCF000501 E38

COMMERCIAL LUNAR PAYLOAD SERVICES (CLPS) TASK ORDER CT-3

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE RESEARCH REPORTS ON STUDIES OF HOW TO BRING MARS SAMPLE BACK TO EARTH

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

BLUE MOON CATERING INC NMCIF000275 E12

ON-RAMP #2 FOR OSP-4

LAUNCH SERVICE USER GUIDE (LSUG) MINIMUM AWARD TASK ORDER

NATIONAL SECURITY SPACE LAUNCH PHASE 3 LANE 1 LAUNCH SERVICES PROCUREMENT

Space Force awarded National Security Space Launch contracts including Blue Origin participation.

NATIONAL SECURITY SPACE LAUNCH PHASE 3 LANE 1 LAUNCH SERVICES PROCUREMENT

BLUE ORIGIN CHAPTER 8 MMDB PRA

S528, INDIOS, NMSNF000091, MOBILE FOOD SERVICE;

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: ORCC - PHYSIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION & DEMOGRAPHIC RESCUE TO SURVIVE THE CLIMATE CRISIS -GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE REPRESENTS AN EXISTENTIAL THREAT FOR NEARLY ALL LIFE ON EARTH. A MAJOR CONCERN ASSOCIATED WITH CLIMATE CHANGE IS THE RAPID CHANGE IN SALINITY IN BOTH MARINE AND FRESHWATER HABITATS THROUGHOUT THE GLOBE. IN HIGH LATITUDE COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS, SALINITY IS DECLINING RAPIDLY DUE TO INCREASES IN PRECIPITATION AND THE MELTING OF POLAR ICE CAPS. THESE COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS HARBOR PLANKTONIC COPEPODS, WHICH SERVE AS THE FOOD SOURCE FOR MANY COMMERCIAL FISHERIES AROUND THE GLOBE, SUCH AS HERRING AND ANCHOVY. AS THESE COPEPODS ARE VITAL FOR SUPPORTING FISHERIES AND THE HEALTH OF ECOSYSTEMS, IT IS CRUCIAL TO DETERMINE HOW COPEPOD POPULATIONS EVOLVE IN RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE, INCLUDING CLIMATE CHANGE-RELATED SALINITY DECLINE. THIS NSF FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECT COMBINES THE EXPERTISE OF EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGISTS AND ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGISTS TO DETERMINE HOW THE COPEPODS EVOLVE IN RESPONSE TO DRASTIC SALINITY CHANGES. THIS STUDY WILL EXAMINE HOW OSMOREGULATORY (ION REGULATORY) FUNCTIONS EVOLVE IN RESPONSE TO SALINITY CHANGE AND WHICH MUTATIONS IN THE ION TRANSPORTER GENES ARE CAUSING THOSE CHANGES. THE RESULTS OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE USED TO DEVELOP MODELS THAT CAN FORECAST CHANGES IN POPULATIONS OF COPEPODS BASED ON THEIR CAPACITY TO EVOLVE IN RESPONSE TO SALINITY DECLINE. THE IMPACTS OF COPEPOD POPULATION DYNAMICS ON THE HEALTH OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES WILL ALSO BE MODELED. THIS PROJECT WILL ALSO DEVELOP OUTREACH PROGRAMS TO EDUCATE K-12 STUDENTS AND THE BROADER PUBLIC ABOUT THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON COPEPODS, AS WELL AS HELP TRAIN THE NEXT GENERATION OF SCIENTISTS. CLIMATE CHANGE DRIVES DRASTIC CHANGES IN THE GLOBAL WATER CYCLE, CAUSING THE FRESHENING OF HIGH LATITUDE COASTAL HABITATS, ESPECIALLY ESTUARIES. COPEPODS ARE THE MOST ABUNDANT ESTUARINE ANIMALS AND SUPPORT A LARGE PORTION OF THE WORLD'S FISHERIES. OUR PREVIOUS STUDIES REVEALED SURPRISINGLY PARALLEL RESPONSES TO RAPID CHANGES IN SALINITY IN POPULATIONS OF THE COPEPOD EURYTEMORA AFFINIS COMPLEX, WITH NATURAL SELECTION FAVORING THE SAME LOCI AND SAME SNPS (SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISMS), ESPECIALLY ION TRANSPORTER GENES. THIS PROJECT INTEGRATES PHYSIOLOGICAL AND EVOLUTIONARY APPROACHES TO ACCOMPLISH FIVE GOALS: 1) DETERMINE HOW THE FUNCTIONS OF ION TRANSPORTER ALLELES ARE EVOLVING AND 2) DISCOVER ALLELIC COMBINATIONS THAT ENHANCE ION TRANSPORT FUNCTION AND 3) MAXIMIZE FITNESS (SURVIVAL, REPRODUCTION) IN RESPONSE TO SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE CHANGE. THESE FUNCTIONAL DATA WILL THEN BE 4) INCORPORATED INTO EVOLUTIONARY RESCUE MODELS TO PREDICT COPEPOD POPULATION DEMOGRAPHY AND EXTINCTION PROBABILITY. FINALLY, AS COPEPODS ARE A MAJOR FOOD SOURCE FOR COMMERCIAL FISHERIES, THE MODELS 5) PROVIDE A TOOL TO FORECAST POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FISHERIES IN RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE. THIS STUDY WILL BROADEN OUR UNDERSTANDING OF UNDERSTUDIED ION TRANSPORT MECHANISMS, SUCH AS NA+/H+ ANTIPORTERS (SLC9B), AND LINK PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS OF ION TRANSPORTER ALLELES WITH FITNESS EFFECTS, REVEALING HOW SELECTION ON BENEFICIAL ALLELES WILL IMPACT POPULATION DEMOGRAPHY. MOREOVER, THIS STUDY WILL YIELD NOVEL INSIGHTS INTO HOW SELECTION ACTS ON POLYGENIC TRAITS, PARTICULARLY ON HOW SELECTION ON COOPERATING ALLELES AND THEIR EPISTATIC INTERACTIONS COULD HELP DRIVE RATES OF ADAPTATION IN THE FACE OF RAPID HABITAT CHANGE. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.- SUBAWARDS ARE NOT PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH: ORCC - PHYSIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION & DEMOGRAPHIC RESCUE TO SURVIVE THE CLIMATE CRISIS -GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE REPRESENTS AN EXISTENTIAL THREAT FOR NEARLY ALL LIFE ON EARTH. A MAJOR CONCERN ASSOCIATED WITH CLIMATE CHANGE IS THE RAPID CHANGE IN SALINITY IN BOTH MARINE AND FRESHWATER HABITATS THROUGHOUT THE GLOBE. IN HIGH LATITUDE COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS, SALINITY IS DECLINING RAPIDLY DUE TO INCREASES IN PRECIPITATION AND THE MELTING OF POLAR ICE CAPS. THESE COASTAL ENVIRONMENTS HARBOR PLANKTONIC COPEPODS, WHICH SERVE AS THE FOOD SOURCE FOR MANY COMMERCIAL FISHERIES AROUND THE GLOBE, SUCH AS HERRING AND ANCHOVY. AS THESE COPEPODS ARE VITAL FOR SUPPORTING FISHERIES AND THE HEALTH OF ECOSYSTEMS, IT IS CRUCIAL TO DETERMINE HOW COPEPOD POPULATIONS EVOLVE IN RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE, INCLUDING CLIMATE CHANGE-RELATED SALINITY DECLINE. THIS NSF FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECT COMBINES THE EXPERTISE OF EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGISTS AND ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGISTS TO DETERMINE HOW THE COPEPODS EVOLVE IN RESPONSE TO DRASTIC SALINITY CHANGES. THIS STUDY WILL EXAMINE HOW OSMOREGULATORY (ION REGULATORY) FUNCTIONS EVOLVE IN RESPONSE TO SALINITY CHANGE AND WHICH MUTATIONS IN THE ION TRANSPORTER GENES ARE CAUSING THOSE CHANGES. THE RESULTS OF THIS PROJECT WILL BE USED TO DEVELOP MODELS THAT CAN FORECAST CHANGES IN POPULATIONS OF COPEPODS BASED ON THEIR CAPACITY TO EVOLVE IN RESPONSE TO SALINITY DECLINE. THE IMPACTS OF COPEPOD POPULATION DYNAMICS ON THE HEALTH OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES WILL ALSO BE MODELED. THIS PROJECT WILL ALSO DEVELOP OUTREACH PROGRAMS TO EDUCATE K-12 STUDENTS AND THE BROADER PUBLIC ABOUT THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON COPEPODS, AS WELL AS HELP TRAIN THE NEXT GENERATION OF SCIENTISTS. CLIMATE CHANGE DRIVES DRASTIC CHANGES IN THE GLOBAL WATER CYCLE, CAUSING THE FRESHENING OF HIGH LATITUDE COASTAL HABITATS, ESPECIALLY ESTUARIES. COPEPODS ARE THE MOST ABUNDANT ESTUARINE ANIMALS AND SUPPORT A LARGE PORTION OF THE WORLD'S FISHERIES. OUR PREVIOUS STUDIES REVEALED SURPRISINGLY PARALLEL RESPONSES TO RAPID CHANGES IN SALINITY IN POPULATIONS OF THE COPEPOD EURYTEMORA AFFINIS COMPLEX, WITH NATURAL SELECTION FAVORING THE SAME LOCI AND SAME SNPS (SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISMS), ESPECIALLY ION TRANSPORTER GENES. THIS PROJECT INTEGRATES PHYSIOLOGICAL AND EVOLUTIONARY APPROACHES TO ACCOMPLISH FIVE GOALS: 1) DETERMINE HOW THE FUNCTIONS OF ION TRANSPORTER ALLELES ARE EVOLVING AND 2) DISCOVER ALLELIC COMBINATIONS THAT ENHANCE ION TRANSPORT FUNCTION AND 3) MAXIMIZE FITNESS (SURVIVAL, REPRODUCTION) IN RESPONSE TO SALINITY AND TEMPERATURE CHANGE. THESE FUNCTIONAL DATA WILL THEN BE 4) INCORPORATED INTO EVOLUTIONARY RESCUE MODELS TO PREDICT COPEPOD POPULATION DEMOGRAPHY AND EXTINCTION PROBABILITY. FINALLY, AS COPEPODS ARE A MAJOR FOOD SOURCE FOR COMMERCIAL FISHERIES, THE MODELS 5) PROVIDE A TOOL TO FORECAST POPULATION DYNAMICS OF FISHERIES IN RESPONSE TO CLIMATE CHANGE. THIS STUDY WILL BROADEN OUR UNDERSTANDING OF UNDERSTUDIED ION TRANSPORT MECHANISMS, SUCH AS NA+/H+ ANTIPORTERS (SLC9B), AND LINK PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS OF ION TRANSPORTER ALLELES WITH FITNESS EFFECTS, REVEALING HOW SELECTION ON BENEFICIAL ALLELES WILL IMPACT POPULATION DEMOGRAPHY. MOREOVER, THIS STUDY WILL YIELD NOVEL INSIGHTS INTO HOW SELECTION ACTS ON POLYGENIC TRAITS, PARTICULARLY ON HOW SELECTION ON COOPERATING ALLELES AND THEIR EPISTATIC INTERACTIONS COULD HELP DRIVE RATES OF ADAPTATION IN THE FACE OF RAPID HABITAT CHANGE. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.- SUBAWARDS ARE NOT PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

S4, INDIOS, NMSNF000091, MOBILE FOOD SERVICE;

CONFERENCE: INAUGURAL BERKELEY-STANFORD WORKSHOP ON VERIDICAL DATA SCIENCE -THE INAUGURAL BERKELEY-STANFORD WORKSHOP ON VERIDICAL DATA SCIENCE WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY MAY 31, 2024, AT BIDS ON UC BERKELEY CAMPUS. THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF BIN YU (UC BERKELEY, CO-CHAIR), RUSS POLDRACK (STANFORD, CO-CHAIR), MAYA MATHUR (STANFORD), AND TIFFANY TANG (UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN). THIS CONFERENCE IS JOINTLY HOSTED BY THE BERKELEY INSTITUTE OF DATA SCIENCE (BIDS) AND THE DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, PARTS OF UC BERKELEY'S COLLEGE OF COMPUTING, DATA SCIENCE, AND SOCIETY (CDSS) AND STANFORD DATA SCIENCE CENTER FOR OPEN AND REPRODUCIBLE SCIENCE (SDS-CORES). DATA SCIENCE IS PLAYING A UBIQUITOUS ROLE IN SCIENCE, SOCIETY, AND BEYOND, UNDERSCORING THE URGENT NEED TO ENSURE THE TRUSTWORTHINESS AND SAFETY OF DATA SCIENCE INCLUDING MACHINE LEARNING. THE DATA SCIENCE LIFE CYCLE (DSLC) IS OFTEN A COMPLEX AND MULTI-STEP PROCESS, INCLUDING DOMAIN PROBLEM FORMULATION, DATA COLLECTION AND CLEANING, DATA VISUALIZATION, MODEL/ALGORITHM DEVELOPMENT, POST-HOC VISUALIZATION, INTERPRETATION, VETTING AND COMMUNICATION. IN EVERY STEP OF A DSLC, HUMAN JUDGMENT CALLS ARE MADE AND OFTEN UNACCOUNTED FOR IN THE TRADITIONAL UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION. VERIDICAL DATA SCIENCE (VDS) IS THE PRACTICE OF RIGOROUSLY CONDUCTING DATA ANALYSIS WHILE MAKING HUMAN JUDGMENT CALLS AND USING DOMAIN KNOWLEDGE TO EXTRACT AND COMMUNICATE USEFUL, TRUSTWORTHY INFORMATION FROM DATA TO SOLVE A REAL-WORLD DOMAIN PROBLEM. THE PREDICTABILITY-COMPUTABILITY-STABILITY (PCS) FRAMEWORK AND DOCUMENTATION HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED TOWARDS VERIDICAL DATA SCIENCE. THIS CONFERENCE IS FOCUSED ON VERIDICAL (TRUTHFUL) DATA SCIENCE (VDS) FOR RESPONSIBLE DATA ANALYSIS AND DECISION-MAKING. THERE WILL BE 4 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS AND 9 INVITED SPEAKERS. WE EXPECT AROUND 100?150 ATTENDEES FROM BOTH ACADEMIA AND INDUSTRY. 8-10 LIGHTNING TALK SPEAKERS WILL BE SELECTED BASED ON SUBMITTED ABSTRACTS. THIS WORKSHOP INTENDS TO BUILD A COMMUNITY OF VERIDICAL DATA SCIENCE RESEARCHERS. HTTPS://NA.EVENTSCLOUD.COM/WEBSITE/69057 THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.- SUBAWARDS ARE NOT PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

CONFERENCE: 2024 OPTICS AND PHOTONICS IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCE AND SEMINAR -THE 2024 GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCE (GRC) ON OPTICS AND PHOTONICS IN MEDICINE AND BIOLOGY (OPMB), BRINGS TOGETHER CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS OF INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD WHO DO RESEARCH ON LASERS AND OPTICS USED FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS. FOR A WEEK DURING THE SUMMER, THESE SCIENTISTS AND RESEARCHERS FROM UNIVERSITIES, COMPANIES, HOSPITALS AND NATIONAL/GOVERNMENT LABORATORIES FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY AND THE WORLD, COME TOGETHER IN A QUIET SETTING ON A COLLEGE CAMPUS IN MAINE TO PRESENT THEIR LATEST RESULTS, DISCOVERIES AND INVENTIONS AND TO DISCUSS THESE WITH ONE ANOTHER. AN IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF THIS PARTICULAR CONFERENCE IS THAT MORE THAN HALF OF THE ATTENDEES ARE SCIENTISTS WHO ARE THE BEGINNING OF THEIR CAREERS (GRADUATE STUDENTS AND THE LIKE) WHO WILL HAVE THE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR FROM AND INTERACT WITH THE WELL-KNOWN AND ESTABLISHED SCIENTISTS AND LEADERS IN THEIR FIELD. THE CONFERENCE ALSO HAS MADE A STRONG EFFORT TO BRING TOGETHER A VERY DIVERSE GROUP OF ATTENDEES WITH CLOSE TO 40% BEING FEMALE, MORE THAN 1/3 OF THE ATTENDEES COMING FROM COUNTRIES OUTSIDE OF THE US AND A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER BEING PART OF TRADITIONALLY UNDERREPRESENT GROUPS IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING. ONE OF THE RESULTS OF THIS FROM PREVIOUS CONFERENCES LIKE THIS ONE, HAS BEEN THAT THE PARTICIPANTS GET TO REALLY KNOW EACH OTHER AND START TO WORK TOGETHER. THEY BECOME COLLEAGUES AND COLLABORATORS AND IN SOME CASES FRIENDS FOR LIFE. ULTIMATELY THIS MEANS THAT TOGETHER THEY CAN MAKE MORE RESEARCH PROGRESS THAN EACH PERSON CAN ON THEIR OWN WHICH IN TURN BENEFITS SOCIETY AND ULTIMATE THE PATIENTS THAT BENEFIT FROM THESE NEW TECHNOLOGIES. DURING FORMAL PRESENTATIONS AND INFORMAL DISCUSSIONS THE OVERALL GOAL OF THE MEETING IS TO WORK TOGETHER AND EXCHANGE IDEAS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE OUR UNDERSTANDING OF HOW LIGHT INTERACTS WITH BIOLOGICAL TISSUE AND HOW LASERS AND OTHER OPTICAL TECHNOLOGIES CAN BE USED TO DIAGNOSE AND TREAT DISEASES SUCH AS CANCER OR HEART DISEASE AND USE THOSE HIGH TECH APPROACHES TO UNDERSTAND HOW CERTAIN PARTS OF THE BODY SUCH AS THE BRAIN ACTUALLY WORK. THE THEME OF THE 2024 GRC-OPMB CONFERENCE IS ?BIOPHOTONICS: FROM FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS TO APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY?, THE CONFERENCE WILL CONSIST OF 9 SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS WITH 3 OR 4 INVITED SPEAKERS EACH. EACH SESSION WILL FOCUS ON A BIOPHOTONIC TECHNOLOGY, RESEARCH QUESTION OR APPLICATION AREA. TOPICS WITHIN A SESSION SPAN THE FULL SPECTRUM FROM FUNDAMENTAL BIOPHYSICS TO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE QUESTION TO CLINICAL MEDICINE AND EXPLORE THE CURRENT AND FUTURE USE OF THESE ADVANCES FOR IMPROVING HEALTH AND WELLNESS. MOST OF THE TOPICS AND SESSIONS DIRECTLY ALIGN WITH THE INTEREST AND MISSION OF THE NSF, ESPECIALLY THE SESSIONS ON ?QUANTUM BIOPHOTONICS?, ?AI/ML IN OPTICAL IMAGING?, ?MODELING AND THEORY OF LASER-TISSUE INTERACTIONS? AND THROUGHOUT THE CONFERENCE AND ITS PARTICIPANTS THERE WILL BE A SIGNIFICANT FOCUS ON EARLY CAREER INVESTIGATORS AND DIVERSITY. IN ADDITION, THERE WILL BE 4 POSTER SESSIONS THROUGHOUT THE WEEK WHERE ALL ATTENDEES ARE ENCOURAGED TO PRESENT THEIR LATEST RESEARCH FINDINGS. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.- SUBAWARDS ARE NOT PLANNED FOR THIS AWARD.

CAPE LAUNCH OPERATIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT III BLUE ORIGIN

REFINING TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS TREATMENT IN WOMEN AND MEN. - ABSTRACT TRICHOMONAS VAGINALIS IS ESTIMATED TO BE THE MOST COMMON NON-VIRAL SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTION (STI). IT CAUSES CONSIDERABLE AND COSTLY PERINATAL/REPRODUCTIVE MORBIDITY, DISPROPORTIONATELY AFFECTS PERSONS OF COLOR, AND CAN AMPLIFY HIV TRANSMISSION. AFTER OUR TWO TRIALS FOUND MULTI-DOSE ORAL METRONIDAZOLE (MTZ) TO BE SUPERIOR TO SINGLE-DOSE 2 G ORAL MTZ, THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION NOW RECOMMENDS MULTI-DOSE MTZ AS THE TREATMENT OF CHOICE FOR T. VAGINALIS IN ALL WOMEN. SINCE NEITHER TRIAL INCLUDED MEN AND THERE IS A PAUCITY OF DATA IN MEN, SINGLE-DOSE 2 G ORAL MTZ STANDS AS THE RECOMMENDED TREATMENT FOR MEN. IN BOTH FEMALE TRIALS, HOWEVER, EVEN THOUGH MULTI-DOSE ORAL MTZ WAS FOUND TO BE SUPERIOR TO SINGLE-DOSE MTZ, MULTI- DOSE MTZ STILL HAD UNACCEPTABLY HIGH RATES OF BREAKTHROUGH INFECTION (9%-11%). WITH APPROXIMATELY 2.6 MILLION CASES OF T. VAGINALIS PER YEAR IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER 280,000 PERSONS/YEAR ARE ESTIMATED TO BE INSUFFICIENTLY TREATED WITH MULTI-DOSE ORAL MTZ. THUS, THERE IS A CRITICAL NEED TO REFINE T. VAGINALIS TREATMENT. SINGLE-DOSE 2 G ORAL SECNIDAZOLE (SEC), A NEXT GENERATION 5-NITROIMIDAZOLE, MAY BE A GOOD OPTION. OUR RECENT TRIAL FOUND THAT SINGLE-DOSE 2 G ORAL SEC WAS SUPERIOR TO PLACEBO IN T. VAGINALIS-INFECTED WOMEN. ORAL SEC HAS MULTIPLE BENEFITS COMPARED TO MULTI-DOSE ORAL MTZ INCLUDING A LONGER HALF-LIFE AND IMPROVED TOLERABILITY. SINGLE-DOSE SEC POSES LESS BURDEN ON THE PATIENT AND CAN TREAT BACTERIAL VAGINOSIS, A COMMON COMORBIDITY AMONG WOMEN WITH T. VAGINALIS. ON THE OTHER HAND, MTZ IS FAR LESS COSTLY AND CAN BE GIVEN DURING PREGNANCY/LACTATION. THE OVERALL GOALS OF THIS MULTI-CENTERED, RANDOMIZED TRIAL ARE TO EXAMINE THE EFFECTIVENESS AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF ORAL MULTI-DOSE MTZ COMPARED TO SINGLE-DOSE ORAL SEC INBOTH WOMEN AND MEN WITH T. VAGINALIS. AIM 1. TO EXAMINE THE OPTIMAL TREATMENT FOR T. VAGINALIS INFECTION IN WOMEN AND MEN. THIS WILL BE DONE BY CONDUCTING AN OPEN-LABEL, RANDOMIZED, MULTI-CENTERED, PARALLEL PHASE IV CLINICAL TRIAL COMPARING ORAL MULTI-DOSE MTZ (500 MG BID FOR 7 DAYS) TO SINGLE-DOSE ORAL 2 G SEC FOR THE TREATMENT OF T. VAGINALIS IN WOMEN AND MEN. THE TEST-OF-CURE (TOC) VISIT WILL BE 4 WEEKS (± 1 WEEK) AFTER COMPLETION OF TREATMENT. WE HYPOTHESIZE THAT T. VAGINALIS REPEAT INFECTION RATES AT TOC WILL BE 1.75 LOWER IN THE SINGLE-DOSE 2 G ORAL SEC ARM VERSUS THE MULTI- DOSE ORAL MTZ ARM. AIM 2 TO COMPARE THE COST EFFECTIVENESS OF MULTI-DOSE ORAL MTZ VERSUS SINGLE-DOSE ORAL SEC FOR THE TREATMENT OF T. VAGINALIS INFECTION. WE WILL COMPARE THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS OF TREATMENT USING EITHER ARM, TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE REPRODUCTIVE AND PERINATAL OUTCOMES ASSOCIATED WITH T. VAGINALIS INFECTION AS WELL AS INCREASED RISK FOR HIV-ACQUISITION. WE HYPOTHESIZE THE SINGLE-DOSE SEC WILL HAVE HIGHER INITIAL COST BUT WILL BE MORE COST EFFECTIVE COMPARED TO MULTI-DOSE MTZ, LARGELY DUE TO LOWER BREAKTHROUGH RATES. DATA FROM THESE AIMS WILL FILL CRITICAL GAPS IN THE LITERATURE AND PROVIDE DATA ON REFINING THE TREATMENT OF T. VAGINALIS AMONG WOMEN AND MEN, WITH THE LONG-TERM GOAL OF REDUCING HEALTH DISPARITIES ATTRIBUTABLE TO THIS COMMON INFECTION.

PROGRAM LEADERS FOR SPORT FISH RESTORATION (SFR) PROJECTS ARE LOCATED IN HARRISON AND JACKSON COUNTIES WITHPROJECTS OCCURRING IN ALL THREE MISSISSIPPI COASTAL COUNTIES (HANCOCK- HARRISON- AND JACKSON). WITH A NUMBER OFACTIVITIES AND ACCESS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS OCCURRING THROUGHOUT THE STATE MARINE WATERS- CLOSE COORDINATION OFPERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT IS NECESSARY TO SUCCESSFULLY MANAGE SFR ACTIVITIES. ADDITIONAL TRAINING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF FEDERAL GRANTS WILL AID IN CARRYING OUT THESE ACTIVITIES MORE EFFICIENTLY. A DIRECTOR AND A PROGRAMCOORDINATOR FROM BOTH THE OFFICE OF MARINE FISHERIES AND THE OFFICE OF COASTAL RESTORATION AND RESILIENCY WITHINTHE MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES (MDMR) WILL SERVE AS PROJECT LEADERS- THUS EXPEDITING THEDECISION-MAKING PROCESS REGARDING EQUIPMENT AND MANPOWER ASSIGNMENTS. THEY WILL OVERSEE THE MARINE FISHERIES RESEARCH PROJECTS AND THE SFR BOATING ACCESS- BOATING INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT- AND CLEAN VESSEL ACT GRANT PROJECTS RESPECTIVELY. DUE TO THE INCREASED NUMBER OF BOATING ACCESS CONSTRUCTION AND CLEAN VESSEL ACT PROJECTS OCCURRING THROUGHOUT THE STATE MARINE WATERS- CLOSE COORDINATION OF PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT WILL RESULT IN ENHANCED BENEFITS FOR ALL SFR ACTIVITIES.THIS PROJECT WILL PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE AND COORDINATION SUPPORT FOR THE FOLLOWING AWARDS:MARINE FISHERIES SPORT FISH AWARDS:1. MISSISSIPPI ARTIFICIAL REEF PROGRAM (F23AF03375) AND FUTURE SEGMENT.2. MISSISSIPPI COASTAL SPORT FISH STUDIES (F24AF00444) AND FUTURE SEGMENT.3. SPORT FISH TAG AND RELEASE IN MISSISSIPPI COASTAL WATERS AND ADJACENT GULF OF MEXICO (F24AF00390) AND FUTURE SEGMENT.4. ASSESSMENT OF SPORT FISH SPECIES IN MISSISSIPPI COASTAL WATERS (F23AF00591)AND FUTURE SEGMENT.5. MS -FY23ELECTROFISHING FOR MONITORING JUVENILE AND ADULT SPORTFISH POPULATIONS IN MISSISSIPPI COASTALWATERS (F23AF01824) AND FUTURE SEGMENTS.6. MS - FY23 COLLABORATIVE REEF FISH MONITORING (F23AF01591) AND FUTURE SEGMENT.7. MS -FY23ACOUSTIC TELEMETRY OF SPORT FISH SPECIES IN THE MISSISSIPPI SOUND (F23AF02981) AND FUTURE SEGMENT.COASTAL RESTORATION AND RESILIENCY AWARDS:BIG:1. BAY ST LOUIS MUNICIPAL HARBOR (F18AP00531).2. BAY MARINA (F21AP01630).3. WAVELAND MARINA (F22AP01154).4. BLUE MOON PROPERTIES (PENDING FEDERAL APPROVAL).BOATING ACCESS:1. GAUTIER-SHEPARD PARK (F21AF00274).2. BAY ST LOUIS BAYOU LACROIX (F22AF0159).CVA:1. MAIN HARBOR STORE (F21AP04184).2. CAPTAIN S WHARF MARINA (F22AP01543).3. SUB-GRANT RECIPIENT TBD (F22AP01545).4. SUB-GRANT RECIPIENT TBD (F21AP04183).

NATIONAL SECURITY SPACE LAUNCH PHASE 3 LANE 2 EARLY INTEGRATION STUDY FOR USSF-50

HELILADDERS: QTY 2 MX5+KIT, QTY 1 MX-2EXT, AND QTY 1 MX-3EXT

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

BLUE ORIGINAL MULTI-SURFACE PAINTER'S TA

NEW ANIMAL MODEL FOR LATE-ONSET FUCHS ENDOTHELIAL CORNEAL DYSTROPHY - ABSTRACT FUCHS’ ENDOTHELIAL CORNEAL DYSTROPHY (FECD) IS AN INHERITED CORNEAL DISEASE LEADING TO BLINDNESS. LOSS OF CORNEAL ENDOTHELIAL CELLS AND GUTTAE (BUMPS IN DESCEMET’S MEMBRANE) ARE PATHOLOGICAL FECD FEATURES. A DEFICIENCY OF CORNEAL ENDOTHELIAL CELLS (CEC) CAUSES CORNEAL OPACITY DUE TO LOSS OF PUMPING FUNCTION. IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES, INCLUDING THE U.S., FECD PREVALENCE IS ESTIMATED TO BE 4%. CORNEAL TRANSPLANTATION IS THE ONLY TREATMENT FOR ADVANCED FECD PATIENTS. ALTHOUGH CORNEAL TRANSPLANTATION IS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL, THE SHORTAGE OF DONOR CORNEAS MAKES PHARMACOLOGIC THERAPIES FOR FECD AN UNMET MEDICAL NEED, YET THE LACK OF ANIMAL MODELS FOR LATE-ONSET FECD (WHICH ACCOUNTS FOR A MAJORITY OF CASES) HAS HAMPERED THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW THERAPIES. IN THIS PROJECT, WE WILL DEVELOP NEW ANIMAL MODELS FOR LATE-ONSET FECD. RECENT GENOMIC ANALYSES OF PATIENTS’ DNA HAVE DEMONSTRATED EXPANSION OF (CTG)N TRINUCLEOTIDE REPEATS IN THE INTRON OF THE TCF4 GENE. IN CAUCASIAN POPULATIONS, NEARLY 80% OF LATE-ONSET FECD PATIENTS HAVE LONG (CTG)N (N>30-40) REPEATS, AND THE LENGTH OF (CTG)N IS THE MOST PREDICTABLE GENETIC MUTATION FOR LATE-ONSET FECD. NEVERTHELESS, THE MECHANISM OF HOW THE LONG (CTG)N REPEATS LEAD TO FECD IS UNKNOWN. ONE HYPOTHESIS IS THAT LONG (CUG)N RNA SEQUESTERS RNA SPLICING FACTORS THAT LEAD TO ALTERATION OF RNA SPLICING AND MALFUNCTION OF CECS. THE OTHER HYPOTHESIS IS THAT THE LONG (CTG)N REPEAT INDUCES ALTERATION OF TCF4 GENE EXPRESSION THAT LEADS TO THE MALFUNCTION OF CECS. FROM VARIOUS REPORTS AND EVIDENCE, WE HYPOTHESIZE THAT LONG (CUG)N REPEAT RNA INDUCES THE FECD PHENOTYPE INDEPENDENT OF THE TCF4 GENE. TO PROVE THIS, WE WILL PRODUCE TWO DIFFERENT FECD MOUSE MODELS. IN AIM 1, WE WILL OVEREXPRESS LONG (CUG)N RNA IN THE CORNEAL ENDOTHELIUM USING (CTG)960 MICE. THE (CTG)960 MICE WERE INITIALLY DEVELOPED AND USED AS A MODEL FOR MYOTONIC DYSTROPHY 1 AND EXPRESS LONG (CUG)960 TRINUCLEOTIDE RNA UNDER A TETO (TETRACYCLINE OPERATOR) PROMOTER USING THREE DIFFERENT STRATEGIES. IN AIM 2, WE WILL OVEREXPRESS LONG (CUG)N RNA IN CORNEAL ENDOTHELIUM EXOGENOUSLY BY ADENOVIRUS, A MODEL THAT COULD BE APPLICABLE TO LARGER ANIMALS RELEVANT TO HUMANS. WE WILL MONITOR IN VIVO CEC DENSITY USING A ROSTOCK MICROSCOPE AND IN VIVO CORNEAL THICKNESS BY CORNEAL OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY FOR UP TO 10 MONTHS. ALSO, EX VIVO CORNEAS WILL BE USED TO EVALUATE (CUG)N RNA ACCUMULATION BY IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION, MEASUREMENT OF CEC DENSITY BY ALIZARIN RED STAINING, AND OBSERVATION OF CEC ULTRASTRUCTURE BY PLASMA-FOCUSED ION BEAM SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE. WHEN ESTABLISHED, OUR ANIMAL MODELS WILL BE USEFUL NOT ONLY FOR THERAPY DEVELOPMENT BUT ALSO FOR UNDERSTANDING EARLY EVENTS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LATE-ONSET FECD, SUCH AS GUTTAE FORMATION AND ALTERATION OF MRNA EXPRESSION. THESE STUDIES WILL DETERMINE THE RELATIONSHIP OF TCF4 TO LATE-ONSET FECD, ELUCIDATE THE PATHOGENIC MECHANISMS, AND CREATE ANIMAL MODELS BENEFICIAL FOR THERAPEUTIC DEVELOPMENT.

NATIONAL SECURITY SPACE LAUNCH PHASE 3 LANE 2 EARLY INTEGRATION STUDY FOR USSF-206

NATIONAL SECURITY SPACE LAUNCH PHASE 3 LANE 2 EARLY INTEGRATION STUDY FOR GPS IIIF-2

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

PHASE 3 LANE 2 EARLY INTEGRATION STUDIES - BLUE ORIGIN

NATIONAL SECURITY SPACE LAUNCH PHASE 3 LANE 2 EARLY INTEGRATION STUDIES BLUE ORIGIN.

SUBORBITAL CREW SUBC) SAFETY AND QUALITY DATA REVIEW

PAD SAFETY SUPPORT CONTRACT (PSSC) II FOR BLUE ORIGIN

THE STATUTORY PROGRAM AREA FOR SALINE COUNTY IS LAW ENFORCEMENT PROGRAMS. THE USE OF THE JAG FUNDS WILL BE TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT FOR THE APPREHENSION AND DETENTION OF PERSONS WHO VIOLATE THE LAW. THE EQUIPMENT TO BE PROVIDED WILL BE 4 LAPTOP COMPUTERS. COMPUTERS ARE USED FOR CALL OUT COMMUNICATION AS WELL AS ENABLING DEPUTIES TO FILE REPORTS. THESE COMPUTERS WILL REPLACE OUTDATED OR BROKEN LAPTOPS.

ADULT REENTRY ENHANCEMENT PROJECT (AREP) - ADULT REENTRY ENHANCEMENT PROJECT (AREP) IS A 5-YEAR PROJECT THAT WILL ENHANCE RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES WITHIN A TRAUMA INFORMED RECOVERY-ORIENTED SYSTEM OF CARE (TI-ROSC) TO REDUCE SUBSTANCE USE AND RECIDIVISM AND INCREASE EMPLOYMENT AND RECOVERY CAPITAL AMONG JUSTICE-INVOLVED ADULT MALES IN BOONE COUNTY, MISSOURI. AN AVERAGE OF 110 UNDUPLICATED CLIENTS WILL BE SERVED PER YEAR WITH A TOTAL OF 550 SERVED OVER THE LIFETIME OF THE PROJECT. THE TARGET POPULATION WILL HAVE SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS/CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS (SUD/COD) AND WILL BE 4 MONTHS OR LESS FROM SCHEDULED PRISON RELEASE, ON PROBATION OR PAROLE AND AT RISK OF RE-INCARCERATION DUE TO A VIOLATION(S), OR RECENTLY RELEASED/REFERRED TO COMMUNITY-BASED TREATMENT. THIS TARGET POPULATION WILL RECEIVE ENHANCED SERVICES WHICH FILL IDENTIFIED GAPS IN THE TI-ROSC WHICH ARE SUSTAINABLE AND EXPECTED TO PROVIDE A POSITIVE RETURN ON INVESTMENT LONG AFTER GRANT FUNDING EXPIRES. THE GOALS OF THE IN2ACTION AREP PROGRAM ARE TO (1) REDUCE SUBSTANCE USE, CRIME, AND RECIDIVISM BY HIGH-RISK OFFENDERS RETURNING TO THE BOONE COUNTY COMMUNITY; (2) ENHANCE COLLABORATION BETWEEN IN2ACTION, CORRECTIONS (INSTITUTIONAL CORRECTIONS AND PROBATION AND PAROLE), AND OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICE PROVIDERS TO ASSURE A SEAMLESS TRANSITION TO THE REENTRY PROCESS FOR HIGH-RISK OFFENDERS THAT BEGINS BEFORE RELEASE; AND (3) INCREASE ONGOING SUPPORT IN THE NATURAL COMMUNITY FOR RECENTLY RELEASED HIGH-RISK OFFENDERS BY ASSISTING CLIENTS TO IMPROVE THEIR FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE THROUGH EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION AND/OR ENTITLEMENTS. THE MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES ARE (1) 85% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL DECREASE CRIMINAL ACTIVITY; 80% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL ABSTAIN FROM SUBSTANCE MISUSE; AND 80% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL INCREASE RECOVERY CAPITAL. (2) 80% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL BE ENGAGED PRIOR TO THEIR RELEASE THROUGH COLLABORATION WITH THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS; IN2ACTION AND PROBATION AND PAROLE WILL INSTITUTE MONTHLY PARTNERSHIP MEETINGS; AND COLLABORATION AT THE CENTRAL MISSOURI RECOVERY COALITION’S TI-ROSC WILL BE ENHANCED/STRENGTHENED THROUGH WORK GROUPS AND MEETING AGENDAS. (3) 80% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL COMPLETE AN EVIDENCE-BASED WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM; 80% OF PARTICIPANTS WILL REPORT IMPROVED FAMILY RELATIONS AND PARTICIPATION IN PEER SUPPORT AND/OR MUTUAL SUPPORT GROUPS; AND 80% OF PARTICIPANTS WITH MEDICAL AND/OR MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS WILL BE REFERRED TO APPROPRIATE SERVICES, INCLUDING SUD/COD TREATMENT, SCREENING, AND TESTING OF PERSONS AT HIGH-RISK FOR HIV AND OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASE. THE SUCCESS AND IMPACT OF PROJECT WILL BE MEASURED THROUGH A FORMAL EVALUATION CONDUCTED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA.

AN MHEALTH APPROACH TO DECREASING OPIOID ABUSE AND OTHER DISEASES OF DESPAIR IN RURAL POPULATIONS - PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT RURAL AMERICANS FACE NUMEROUS HEALTH DISPARITIES COMPARED TO THEIR URBAN COUNTERPARTS AND ARE MORE LIKELY TO DIE FROM CHRONIC HEALTH CONDITIONS, INCLUDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE. INDEED, OPIOID-RELATED MORTALITY IS HIGHEST IN CERTAIN RURAL AREAS OF THE U.S., INCLUDING APPALACHIA, NEW ENGLAND, AND THE MOUNTAIN WEST. A NUMBER OF STUDIES LOOKING AT MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY PROVIDE INSIGHT INTO THE HEALTH PROBLEMS AFFLICTING LESS EDUCATED, RURAL POPULATIONS.6-9,14-15 LACK OF HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA, MENTAL ILLNESS, ALCOHOL USE, AND ILLICIT DRUG USE WERE ALL SUBSTANTIALLY HIGHER IN THE POPULATION OF DECEDENTS, AND INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM THESE PROBLEMS ARE AT HEIGHTENED RISK FOR OPIOID MISUSE.22-29 THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP A MOBILE-BASED OPIOID PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR RURAL-BASED BLUE-COLLAR WORKERS THAT PROVIDES ROBUST PREVENTIVE INTERVENTIONS AIMED AT REDUCTION IN ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION, MANAGEMENT OF NEGATIVE MOOD STATES INCLUDING ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION, AND NON-PHARMACOLOGIC APPROACHES TO MANAGING PAIN. THE PROGRAM AIMS TO FILL AN IMPORTANT GAP IN SERVICE PROVISION TO RURAL ADULTS AT RISK FOR OPIOID MISUSE. THE PROGRAM WILL CAPITALIZE ON TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE IN RURAL COMMUNITIES – NAMELY MOBILE HEALTH – AND WILL BE MEDIA RICH, INCLUDING A PROGRAM ‘COACH’ AND VIDEOS OF INDIVIDUALS THAT USERS CAN RELATE TO DESCRIBING THEIR EXPERIENCES DEALING WITH PAIN, SUBSTANCE USE DIFFICULTIES, STRESS AND MOOD ISSUES - AND THE IMPACT OF THESE ISSUES ON THEIR LIVES. SIMILAR TO OTHER HEALTH PROMOTION AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRAMS DEVELOPED BY OUR GROUP, THE PROGRAM WILL BE HIGHLY INDIVIDUALIZED - TAILORED BY USER CHARACTERISTICS AND EXPERIENCES, DIRECTING USERS TO MANAGEMENT OF DIFFICULT MOODS, TECHNIQUES IN THE SELF-MANAGEMENT OF PAIN, AND AVOIDANCE OF ABUSING ALCOHOL AND OTHER SUBSTANCES, INCLUDING OPIOIDS. IN PHASE I, WITH CRUCIAL INPUT FROM TWO FOCUS GROUPS AND OUR EXPERT CONSULTANTS, ISA STAFF WILL DEVELOP AND PILOT TEST A MOBILE OPIOID MISUSE PREVENTION PROGRAM EMBEDDED WITHIN A LARGER HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAM. PRE-DEVELOPMENT FOCUS GROUPS WILL BE CONDUCTED WITH INDIVIDUALS WHO WILL BE RECRUITED TO HELP SHAPE THE STRUCTURE AND CONTENT OF THE PROGRAM. ISA STAFF AND THE REDMON GROUP WILL DEVELOP THE PROTOTYPE PROGRAM, FULLY DEVELOPING THE INTRODUCTION, AND EXTENSIVE SECTIONS OF MY HEALTH PROFILE, UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING MOODS, AND TAKING CARE OF YOURSELF – NEVER GIVE UP! FOR PHASE I. FOLLOWING DEVELOPMENT AND EXPERT REVIEW OF THE PROTOTYPE PROGRAM, 20 END USERS WILL BE ASKED TO PILOT TEST THE PROGRAM, INCLUDING A USABILITY TEST, QUANTITATIVE RATING OF THE PROGRAM, AND INTERVIEW ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCE USING THE PROGRAM. TO ADVANCE TO PHASE II, THERE MUST BE AN 80% ERROR-FREE RATE AND QUANTITATIVE RATINGS MUST BE 4 OR HIGHER FOR ALL ITEMS.

CITRUS HUANGLONGBING (HLB) IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE MOST DIFFICULT CHALLENGES FOR SEVERAL CITRUS INDUSTRIES WORLDWIDE. THE FINANCIAL IMPACTS OF HLB ARE STAGGERING AND MAY RESULT IN CITRUS BEING REPLACED BY OTHER FRUIT TREES AND ALTERNATIVE CROPS. IN FLORIDA, WHERE THE DISEASE HAS BEEN WELL ESTABLISHED FOR OVER TEN YEARS, THE YIELD OF CITRUS TREES HAS BEEN REDUCED TO YIELDS REFLECTING THE FLORIDA INDUSTRY 70-100 YEARS AGO. THE REDUCED YIELD IS REFLECTED IN THE HIGH PRICE OF ORANGE JUICE FOR THE MORNING BREAKFAST. THE DISEASE THREATENS THE CITRUS CROP IN OTHER CITRUS-GROWING STATES LIKE CALIFORNIA, TEXAS, AND ARIZONA. FINDING LONG-TERM, SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS IS IMPERATIVE FOR CONTINUED CITRICULTURE.CITRUS HLB IS A COMPLEX DISEASE ASSOCIATED WITH A NON-CULTIVABLE BACTERIAL PATHOGEN, SPREAD BY A PSYLLID INSECT VECTOR THAT IS DIFFICULT TO CONTROL, AND THE DISEASE HAS NO KNOWN CURE; INFECTED TREES DECLINE, PRODUCE UNMARKETABLE FRUIT, AND DIE IN A FEW YEARS. MANAGEMENT OF THE DISEASE BY PREVENTING SPREAD, CONTROL OF THE INSECT VECTOR, AND APPLICATION OF ANTI-MICROBIAL SUBSTANCES ARE GOOD PRACTICES - BUT OF LIMITED VALUE FOR A TREE CROP THAT CAN LIVE FOR SEVERAL DECADES. DESPITE INTENSIVE RESEARCH FOR THE PAST FIFTEEN YEARS, TANGIBLE SOLUTIONS TO CONTROL HLB ARE NOT YET AVAILABLE. NOVEL APPROACHES ARE NEEDED TO FIND PRACTICAL METHODS TO MANAGE HLB IN THE CITRUS-GROWING STATES OF THE USA. CURRENT METHODS OF DISEASE MANAGEMENT ARE NOT FINANCIALLY AFFORDABLE. EXCESSIVE USE OF PESTICIDES TO CONTROL THE PSYLLID POPULATIONS IS ENVIRONMENTALLY UNSAFE; PESTICIDES WILL LOSE EFFECTIVENESS AFTER PROLONGED USE. ECOLOGICALLY FRIENDLY BIOLOGICAL CONTROL MECHANISMS THAT REDUCE THE PSYLLID POPULATION WILL NOT BE ADEQUATE TO MANAGE HLB SINCE A SINGLE INSECT VECTOR CARRYING THE PATHOGEN CAN SPREAD THE DISEASE IN A CITRUS GROVE. WHEN THE CITRUS PROCESSING PLANTS AND JUICE FACTORIES ARE CLOSED BECAUSE OF LOW YIELD AND DISEASED FRUIT, IT WILL BE VERY DIFFICULT TO REVIVE THIS INDUSTRY INFRASTRUCTURE. LONG-TERM STRATEGIES FOR DISEASE MANAGEMENT ARE URGENTLY NEEDED TO CONTINUE CITRUS CULTIVATION IN AREAS WHERE THE INSECT VECTOR AND THE PATHOGEN HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED.CITRUS IS PROPAGATED MAINLY THROUGH GRAFTING. THE VEGETATIVE MODE OF PROPAGATION OF A LIMITED NUMBER OF CULTIVARS HAS RESULTED IN INNUMERABLE CULTIVATED TYPES, BUT THERE IS LITTLE GENETIC DIVERSITY IN CULTIVATED CITRUS. WHEN NEW PATHOGENS ARRIVE, THIS GENETIC UNIFORMITY CAN RESULT IN DISEASE EPIDEMICS AND DIRE CONSEQUENCES FOR THE CROP. IN ADDITION, THERE IS NO DOCUMENTED RESISTANCE TO HLB IN CULTIVATED CITRUS. HOWEVER, OTHER CITRUS-RELATED WILD PLANTS MAY HAVE RESISTANCE TRAITS TO HLB. BASED ON OUR PREVIOUS WORK, WE DETERMINED THAT CERTAIN NON-CITRUS TAXA THAT ARE CLOSELY RELATED TO CITRUS HAVE DISEASE-RESISTANCE TRAITS AND THESE MAY BE UTILIZED TO IMPART THE MUCH-NEEDED HLB RESISTANCE TO CULTIVATED CITRUS TYPES. OUR APPROACH IS TO GENERATE NOVEL HYBRIDS OF CITRUS USING CONVENTIONAL BREEDING METHODS WITH SEXUALLY C,OMPATIBLE CITRUS RELATIVES HAVING GENETIC RESISTANCE TO THE HLB PATHOGEN. TOWARDS THIS GOAL, WE HAVE CONDUCTED A BREEDING PROGRAM SINCE 2013 BY CROSSING CITRUS ACCESSIONS WITH DISEASE-RESISTANT/TOLERANT AUSTRALIAN LIME SPECIES BELONGING TO THE GENUS MICROCITRUS. CROP RELATIVES ARE UTILIZED AS SOURCES OF BENEFICIAL TRAITS IN OTHER CULTIVATED PLANTS. CITRUS IS SEXUALLY COMPATIBLE WITH MANY CLOSELY RELATED GENERA; THIS BIOLOGICAL PECULIARITY OF CULTIVATED CITRUS TYPES WAS EXPLOITED IN OUR BREEDING PROGRAM TO GENERATE HUNDREDS OF INTERGENERIC HYBRIDS.CITRUS BREEDING IS CONSIDERED VERY DIFFICULT AND TIME-CONSUMING SINCE THE GENERATION TIME CAN BE 4 TO 5 YEARS. SINCE OUR BREEDING PROGRAM HAS BEEN IN PROGRESS FOR TEN YEARS NOW, WE HAVE GENERATED PROGENY FROM SEVERAL DIFFERENT TYPES OF CROSSES. EVALUATION OF THE NOVEL HYBRIDS IN THE FIELD AND IN THE GREENHOUSE DETERMINED THAT HLB RESISTANCE TRAITS CAN BE INHERITED BY A SMALL PROPORTION OF THE BREEDING PROGENY. HOWEVER, SINCE ONE PARENT OF THE CROSS BEARS FRUIT THAT IS BARELY EDIBLE, MANY HYBRIDS OF THE FIRST-GENERATION CROSSES HAVE FRUITS THAT MAY NOT BE ACCEPTABLE AS SUBSTITUTE VARIETIES, EVEN THOUGH THEY HAVE DISEASE-RESISTANCE TRAITS. WE HAVE NOW GENERATED HYBRIDS OF THE SECOND GENERATION BY CROSSING THE PROMISING HYBRIDS FROM THE FIRST GENERATION TO COMMERCIAL TYPES OF CITRUS. A SMALL PERCENTAGE OF THE ADVANCED HYBRIDS IS EXPECTED TO HAVE RETAINED THE HLB RESISTANCE TRAITS AND MAY HAVE FRUIT QUALITIES SIMILAR TO COMMERCIAL CITRUS TYPES. WE PROPOSE TO UTILIZE MOLECULAR APPROACHES TO DEVELOP MARKERS THAT WILL AID IN THE SELECTION OF THE BREEDING PROGENY FROM THE SECOND GENERATION OF HYBRIDS TO IDENTIFY INDIVIDUALS WITH PROMISING HLB RESISTANCE. IF SUCH HYBRIDS CAN RESIST HLB IN FIELD CONDITIONS AND IF THEY HAVE FRUIT TRAITS THAT ARE DEEMED ACCEPTABLE BY THE PUBLIC, WE WILL HAVE NOVEL HYBRIDS WITH DISEASE RESISTANCE AND ACCEPTABLE ORGANOLEPTIC ATTRIBUTES. CULTIVAR DEVELOPMENT OF PROMISING INDIVIDUALS WILL BE REQUIRED BEFORE LARGE-SCALE CULTIVATION CAN BE ADOPTED.IF NOVEL HYBRIDS WITH GENETIC RESISTANCE TO HLB ARE DEVELOPED, IT WILL BE POSSIBLE TO CULTIVATE CITRUS DESPITE HAVING THE PATHOGEN AND THE INSECT VECTOR IN THE AREA. MANAGEMENT OF THE GROVES THAT HAVE RESISTANT CULTIVARS WILL BE SIMILAR TO THE GROVE MANAGEMENT DONE BEFORE HLB ARRIVED. FINANCIALLY IT WILL BE FEASIBLE TO CULTIVATE CITRUS IF ELABORATE, EXPENSIVE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ARE NOT NECESSARY. ANOTHER ADVANTAGE IS THAT THE NOVEL HYBRIDS MAY HAVE NEW FLAVORS THAT MAY ENHANCE THE KNOWN CITRUS FLAVORS THAT ARE GENERALLY ASSOCIATED WITH CITRUS FRUITS. WE WILL LOOK FOR THE METABOLOMICS PROFILE OF NOVEL HYBRIDS TO IDENTIFY THE FLAVOR-ENHANCING COMPOUNDS IN THE HYBRID FRUITS AND COMPARE THEM WITH STANDARD CITRUS. REPLACEMENT OF PRESENTLY CULTIVATED CITRUS VARIETIES WITH NOVEL HYBRIDS WILL BE BENEFICIAL TO MANAGE HLB. THE MOLECULAR MARKERS WE PROPOSE TO DEVELOP IN THE PROJECT CAN BE USED IN THE FUTURE TO MAKE PRE-SELECTIONS FROM OUR BREEDING PROGRA,M IN CALIFORNIA. WE ENVISAGE THE DEVELOPMENT OF MULTIPLE VARIETIES RESEMBLING MANDARINS, SWEET ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, AND LEMONS SOON. THE AVAILABILITY OF HLB-RESISTANT HYBRIDS WITH CITRUS-LIKE FLAVORS (AND SOME NOVEL FLAVORS) WILL BE EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL TO RESTORING THE CITRUS INDUSTRY IN THE UNITED STATES. CITRUS FRUITS PROVIDE VALUABLE NUTRIENTS AND CONSTITUTE AN ESSENTIAL PART OF A HEALTHY DIET. RESTORING THE CITRUS INDUSTRIES WITH USEFUL, DISEASE-RESISTANT HYBRIDS WILL RESULT IN JOB CREATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF ECONOMIC SITUATIONS IN CITRUS-GROWING REGIONS.

BLUE ORIGINAL MULTI-SURFACE PAINTER'S TA

BLUE ORIGINAL MULTI-SURFACE PAINTER'S TA

BLUE ORIGINAL MULTI-SURFACE PAINTER'S TA

S33, QUARTZ RIDGE, COSJF000678, MOBILE FOOD SERVICE

BLUE ORIGINAL MULTI-SURFACE PAINTER'S TA

COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDING/CONGRESSIONALLY DIRECTED SPENDING - NON-CONSTRUCTION - PLYMOUTH CROSSING 13638 SE EASTGATE WAY BELLEVUE, WA 98005 DENNIS R. SILLS PHONE: 206-374-9409 X119 FAX: 206-374-0602 DSILLS@PLYMOUTHHOUSING.ORG HTTPS://PLYMOUTHHOUSING.ORG/ REQUESTED GRANT PROGRAM FUNDS: $1,000,000.00 EASTGATE PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING (NEWLY NAMED PLYMOUTH CROSSING) IS A PUBLICLY FUNDED LOW-INCOME HOUSING PROJECT THAT IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND WILL OPEN ITS DOORS IN 2023. MANAGED BY PLYMOUTH HOUSING, THE PROJECT WILL SERVE FORMERLY HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS WHO MAKE 30% OR LESS OF THE AREA MEDIAN INCOME (AMI) WITH 92 RESIDENT UNITS AS WELL AS 3 LIVE-IN STAFF UNITS. INCLUDED IN THE BUILDING STAFF WILL BE 4 CASE MANAGERS, A FRONT OFFICE THAT WILL BE STAFFED 24-7, AND MAINTENANCE AND JANITORIAL PERSONNEL. THROUGHOUT PLYMOUTH’S 40-YEAR HISTORY, WE HAVE IMPLEMENTED THE “HOUSING FIRST” PHILOSOPHY TO HOUSE THE MOST VULNERABLE MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY WITH LOW BARRIERS AND SUPPLEMENTAL SUPPORT. THE BUILDING’S DESIGN INCLUDES PLANS FOR A NURSE’S CLINIC AND OTHER SUPPORTIVE SERVICE AREAS. THIS FUNDING OPPORTUNITY WOULD ALLOW US TO BETTER MEET THE NEEDS OF OUR RESIDENTS, THE MAJORITY OF WHOM REQUIRE ONGOING MEDICAL CARE, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, AND ADDICTION RECOVERY SUPPORT, BY HELPING COMPLETE OUR MEDICAL AND SUPPORT SPACES. ACCORDING TO THE UNITED STATES INTER-AGENCY COUNCIL ON HOMELESSNESS, NEARLY ONE QUARTER OF INDIVIDUALS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS HAVE A DISABILITY, WHICH CAN BE PHYSICAL, DEVELOPMENTAL, OR MENTAL HEALTH AND/OR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS (HOMELESSNESS IN AMERICA: FOCUS ON CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS AMONG PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, AUGUST 2018). DUE TO THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORTS NEEDED FOR OUR RESIDENTS, WE WILL UTILIZE THESE FUNDS TO OUTFIT THE CLINIC AND SERVICES SPACES TO ACCOMMODATE AND PURCHASE MORE ROBUST MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING SOFTWARE AND TECHNOLOGY, WHICH WOULD ALLOW OUR SERVICE PARTNERS TO PROVIDE SERVICES BEYOND A ROUTINE MEDICAL CHECKUP. AS PART OF PLYMOUTH CROSSING'S CURRE NT FUNDING AGREEMENTS, WE MUST SERVE 26 INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE CHRONICALLY MENTALLY ILL, AND RESIDENTS WHO HAVE A SELF-IDENTIFIED DISABILITY. OUR EXPERIENCE WITH THIS POPULATION TELLS US THAT THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS OF OUR RESIDENTS IN THIS BUILDING WILL BE GREAT. HAVING THE ABILITY TO PROVIDE ENHANCED MEDICAL SERVICES ON SITE MEANS THAT OUR RESIDENTS DON’T HAVE TO LEAVE THE BUILDING TO RECEIVE CARE, WHICH IS SOMETHING THAT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO MEMBERS OF THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY. PLYMOUTH HOUSING WAS INVITED BY COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO DEVELOP PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING IN THE CITY OF BELLEVUE AND BEGAN OUR DEVELOPMENT PROCESS BY ENGAGING WITH COMMUNITY, GOVERNMENT, AND FUNDING STAKEHOLDERS IN 2021. PLYMOUTH HELD THREE OPEN-HOUSE COMMUNITY MEETINGS, JOINED NUMEROUS COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS ORGANIZED BY OTHERS, AND TESTIFIED AT A SERIES OF BELLEVUE CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS FOR FUNDING SUPPORT. ONSITE HEALTH CARE AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SUPPORT WERE TOPICS RAISED CONSISTENTLY BY COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS, AND PLYMOUTH HAS PURSUED OPPORTUNITIES TO MEET THOSE SUGGESTIONS. THIS FUNDING WILL PROVIDE THE NEEDED INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT EXPANDED ONSITE HEALTH CARE AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES.

BLUE ORIGINAL MULTI-SURFACE PAINTER'S TA

BLUE MOON CATERING INC IDIPF000234 E-7

PURPOSE: AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY, INC. (AEP), THROUGH ITS OPERATING COMPANY APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY, INC. (APCO), IS A PROVIDER OF ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SERVICES IN WEST VIRGINIA, VIRGINIA, AND TENNESSEE, SERVING MORE THAN ONE MILLION CUSTOMERS. THE SOUTHEAST WEST VIRGINIA MIDDLE MILE CONNECT PROJECT WILL ENABLE LAST MILE INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS (ISPS) TO ADDRESS THE BROADBAND NEEDS OF RALEIGH, WYOMING, MCDOWELL, MERCER, AND SUMMERS COUNTIES IN WEST VIRGINIA. THE PROJECT ENCOMPASSES THE FIVE COUNTIES LISTED ABOVE WHOSE POPULATION IS CURRENTLY 11% UNDERSERVED BASED ON FCC DATA. THE LACK OF BROADBAND SEVERELY LIMITS ACCESS TO INTERNET SERVICES, INCLUDING THOSE RELATED TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY, HEALTHCARE, TRAINING AND EDUCATION AS WELL AS THE OPPORTUNITY FOR GENERAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SMALL TOWNS ACROSS THIS REGION. THE UNSERVED AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES IN THE TARGET AREAS ADDRESSED BY THE PROJECT LACK THE ESSENTIAL INFORMATION SERVICES PRESENT IN MORE PROMINENT LOCATIONS. APCO WILL OFFER MIDDLE MILE BROADBAND TO ALL QUALIFIED ISPS WITHIN ITS NETWORK SERVICE AREA WHICH WILL REDUCE BARRIERS TO ENTRY FOR ISPS, ENCOURAGE COMPETITION, IMPROVE SERVICE LEVELS, AND LOWER COSTS FOR END-USERS. ENABLING ISPS TO CONNECT TO THE PROPOSED MIDDLE MILE NETWORK WILL HELP RURAL COMMUNITIES TO ACCESS THESE SERVICES, THEREBY PROMOTING SEVERAL KEY NATIONAL, STATE, AND LOCAL OBJECTIVES. ACCESS TO GRANT FUNDING WILL ENABLE THE NETWORK TO INCREASE AFFORDABILITY BY PROVIDING NUMEROUS ACCESS TERMINALS THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT TO ENSURE THAT LAST MILE PROVIDERS CAN AFFORDABLY PENETRATE THE MOST IMPACTED COMMUNITIES AT LOWER COSTS THAT WILL THEN FLOW THROUGH TO END-USERS. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: PROJECT WILL USE FIBER TO BUILD NEW MIDDLE MILE NETWORK THROUGH UNSERVED COMMUNITIES WITH A COMMITMENT TO OPEN ACCESS AND CARRIER NEUTRAL NON-DISCRIMINATORY INTERCONNECT. THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE IS EXPECTED TO BE 4 YEARS. EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE PROPOSED PROJECT HAS THE FOLLOWING GOALS AND DELIVERABLES: 1. CONSTRUCTION OF 579 MILES FIBER ROUTES AND USE OF 127 MILES OF FIBER IN APPALACHIAN POWER COMPANY'S (APCO) EXISTING NETWORK. 2. PROVIDE EFFICIENT AND COST-EFFECTIVE ACCESS AT INTERCONNECTION POINTS TO INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS (ISPS), ENABLING RELIABLE AND AFFORDABLE BROADBAND ACCESS TO APPROXIMATELY 113,000 RESIDENTS. 3. FACILITATE THE PROVISION OF BROADBAND SERVICE AT SPEEDS NOT LESS THAN 1 GBPS SYMMETRICAL SERVICE FOR ANCHOR INSTITUTIONS WITHIN 1,000 FEET OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT. 4. THIS PROJECT IS PROJECTED TO IMPACT 2,955 UNSERVED HOUSEHOLD AND 20,676 UNDERSERVED HOUSEHOLD AND THESE NUMBERS ARE LIKELY UNDERSTATED PER THIRD-PARTY DATA. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE SOUTHEAST WEST VIRGINIA MIDDLE MILE CONNECT PROJECT WILL PROVIDE AN AFFORDABLE, LASTING, HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND SOLUTION TO THOUSANDS OF UNDERSERVED RESIDENTS, SPANNING FIVE COUNTIES ACROSS SOUTHERN WEST VIRGINIA WHICH HAVE SIGNIFICANT DISPARITIES IN ACCESS TO HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND COMPARED TO THE REST OF THE COUNTRY. THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL COMBINE MIDDLE MILE INFRASTRUCTURE WITH LAST MILE PARTNERSHIPS TO RESOLVE THE DIGITAL GAP SEPARATING RURAL AMERICA FROM THE GREATER NATION. PER THE 2020 CENSUS THE PROJECT COUNTIES' AVERAGE MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN THIS AREA REMAINS 64.4% BELOW THE CURRENT NATIONAL AVERAGE. BASED ON ECONOMIC ANALYSES, IN CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATES, INCREASED BROADBAND CONNECTIVITY WOULD RESULT IN AN ECONOMIC UPLIFT, AN UNEMPLOYMENT RATE REDUCTION, AND CREATE 180 NEW JOBS ANNUALLY. UNDER MORE ASPIRATIONAL ASSUMPTIONS THAT WILL SIMULATE BROADBAND'S CAPACITY TO REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT SUBSTANTIALLY, INCREASED HIGH-SPEED ACCESSIBILITY WILL CREATE 359 NEW JOBS YEARLY. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: THE APPLICANT DOES NOT INTEND TO SUBAWARD FUNDS.

PURPOSE: THE MISSOURI NETWORK ALLIANCE (DBA BLUEBIRD NETWORK) PROPOSED PROJECT IN THIS APPLICATION WILL EXTEND MIDDLE MILE INFRASTRUCTURE TO UNSERVED AND UNDERSERVED AREAS AND PROMOTE BROADBAND CONNECTION RESILIENCY THROUGH THE CREATION OF ALTERNATIVE NETWORK CONNECTION PATHS. THIS PROJECT FOR THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA WILL EXTEND BLUEBIRD'S NETWORK FROM MISSOURI INTO OKLAHOMA AND WILL INCREASE REDUNDANCY AND RESILIENCY AS WELL AS INCREASING COMPETITION IN THIS RURAL AREA. BLUEBIRD HAS SEVERAL CUSTOMERS THAT WOULD BENEFIT FROM THE INCREASED CAPACITY AND REDUNDANCY CREATED BY THE NEW ROUTES WHICH WILL HELP LOWER THE COST OF BANDWIDTH SERVICES (SUB 1 GBPS) IN RURAL AREAS WHERE THE COSTS OF CONNECTIVITY MAKE RATES UNECONOMIC, WHICH INHIBITS FUTURE CONNECTIVITY GROWTH IN THE REGION. THIS PROJECT WILL NOT ONLY INCREASE THE RESILIENCY AND REDUNDANCY OF THE MIDDLE MILE NETWORK, BUT IT WILL ALSO REDUCE COSTS AND SPUR THE MORE RAPID DEPLOYMENT OF LAST MILE SERVICES IN RURAL AREAS. IN PARTICULAR, THESE ROUTES HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO GROW AND STRENGTHEN FIXED WIRELESS AND CELLULAR CONNECTIVITY, INCLUDING ADVANCEMENTS IN NEW WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES WHICH ARE NOT SUPPORTED BY OTHER MEANS THAN FIBER. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: PROJECT WILL USE FIBER TO BUILD NEW/RESILIENT MIDDLE MILE NETWORK THROUGH UN/UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WITH A COMMITMENT TO OPEN ACCESS AND CARRIER NEUTRAL NON-DISCRIMINATORY INTERCONNECT. THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE IS EXPECTED TO BE 4 YEARS. EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE PROPOSED PROJECT HAS THE FOLLOWING GOALS AND DELIVERABLES: EXTEND BLUEBIRDS NETWORK FROM MISSOURI INTO OKLAHOMA TO INCREASE REDUNDANCY AND RESILIENCY AND COMPETITION RURAL AREAS; WORK WITH LAST MILE PROVIDERS TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO THE NEW INFRASTRUCTURE AND EXPAND THEIR NETWORKS TO CONNECT HOUSEHOLDS IDENTIFY OPPORTUNITIES FOR ANCHOR AND ENTERPRISE CUSTOMERS WITHIN THIS MARKET;R EACH FARMS TO PROMOTE AG-TECH CAPABILITIES; ENABLE THE CONVERSION OF CELLULAR TOWERS FROM MICROWAVE TECHNOLOGY TO FIBER OPTICS, GROWING NOT WIRELINE AND WIRELESS/CELLULAR ACCESS TO THE RURAL CITIZENS OF OKLAHOMA. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE BLUEBIRD ROUTE REPRESENTS MIDDLE MILE INSTALLATIONS IN 12 COUNTIES; 9 COUNTIES ARE IN NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA AND 3 IN MISSOURI. THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL IMPACT A TOTAL OF 78 COMMUNITIES. ACCORDING TO JUNE 2021 FCC FORM 477 DATA, 11.77% OF THE CENSUS BLOCKS ARE UNSERVED AND 14.05% ARE UNDERSERVED. IN ADDITION, 42 WIRELINE PROVIDERS, 19 WIRELESS PROVIDERS, AND 876 TOWERS WILL BENEFIT FROM THE NEW NETWORK. 16 COMMUNITY ANCHOR INSTITUTIONS ARE WITHIN 1,000 FEET OF THE PROPOSED NETWORK (5 HIGHER EDUCATION, 6 SCHOOLS, AND 5 HEALTHCARE FACILITIES). SEVERAL TRIBAL NATIONS BENEFITING FROM THIS ROUTE INCLUDE THE PEORIA TRIBE, CHEROKEE NATION, QUAPUAW NATION, SHAWNEE NATION, AND THE MIAMI TRIBE. THIS ROUTE WILL SUPPORT RANCHES DESIRING A HIGHER GRADE OF FIBER CONNECTIVITY TO CONNECT THE MANY NEW BROADBAND DEVICES USED IN MODERN AGRICULTURE PRACTICES. THE PROPOSED NETWORK WILL ENABLE THE CONVERSION OF CELLULAR TOWERS FROM MICROWAVE TECHNOLOGY TO FIBER OPTICS, WHICH WOULD ALLOW EXISTING AND NEW CUSTOMERS ACCESS TO BANDWIDTH IN EXCESS OF 10 GBPS OR DARK FIBER CONNECTIVITY. THIS ROUTE IS DESIGNED TO MINIMIZE THE NUMBER OF MILES REQUIRED TO MAXIMIZE THE NUMBER OF RURAL COMMUNITIES SERVED. THE ROUTE HAS A HIGH LEVEL OF TOWER AND CUSTOMER DEMAND WHICH WOULD FACILITATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR LOCAL COMMUNITIES, TRIBES, AND THE STATE. THIS PROJECT WILL NOT ONLY INCREASE THE RESILIENCY AND REDUNDANCY OF THE MIDDLE MILE NETWORK, BUT IT WILL ALSO REDUCE COSTS AND SPUR THE MORE RAPID DEPLOYMENT OF LAST MILE SERVICES IN RURAL AREAS. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE.

PURPOSE: THE APPLICANTS UNDERGROUND FIBER PROJECT (THE PROJECT) WILL FACILITATE HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND DEPLOYMENT TO CURRENTLY UNSERVED OR UNDERSERVED AREAS, IMPROVE AFFORDABILITY IN ALREADY-SERVED MARKETS, CATALYZE LOWER PRICED BROADBAND FOR ECONOMICALLY VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES, BOLSTER NATIONAL SECURITY INTERESTS, AND FACILITATE THE PROVISION OF BROADBAND SERVICE TO ANCHOR INSTITUTIONS. THE $30.8 MILLION PROJECT, WITH THE APPLICANT PROVIDING A FUNDING MATCH, WILL BE COMPRISED OF 69.9 ROUTE-MILES OF UNDERGROUND MIDDLE MILE FIBER COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE THAT WILL DRIVE SUBSTANTIAL END USER BENEFITS AND ENCOURAGE NEW LAST MILE BROADBAND PROVIDERS TO ENTER THIS MARKET, INCLUDING THOSE OFFERING LOW-PRICED INTERNET ACCESS PLANS. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED: PROJECT WILL USE FIBER TO BUILD NEW/RESILIENT MIDDLE MILE NETWORK THROUGH UNSERVED AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WITH A COMMITMENT TO OPEN ACCESS AND CARRIER NEUTRAL NON-DISCRIMINATORY INTERCONNECT. THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE IS EXPECTED TO BE 4 YEARS. EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE APPLICANTS GOALS AND DELIVERABLES FOR THE PROJECT ARE: 1. INSTALLATION OF 69.9 MILES OF NEW UNDERGROUND FIBER OPTIC CABLE. 2. TARGET AFFORDABLE, HIGH-SPEED, AND HIGH-CAPACITY BROADBAND SERVICE TO UNSERVED, UNDERSERVED, ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES, CAIS, AND LOCAL AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FACILITIES. 3. EXPANDED CHOICE FOR RESIDENTS AND ANCHOR INSTITUTIONS BY OFFERING OPEN ACCESS MIDDLE MILE INTERCONNECTION WITH REDUCED BARRIERS TO ENTRY FOR ISPS. 4. IMPROVED SERVICE RELIABILITY BY DEPLOYING 100% UNDERGROUND FIBER IN CONDUIT WITH ACTIVE MONITORING. INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: BENEFICIARIES ARE IN THE COMMUNITIES OF LAUREL, NORTH LAUREL, ELKRIDGE, COLUMBIA, BOWIE, GLEN BURNIE, LINTHICUM AND BROOKLYN PARK, AS EACH HAVE CONCENTRATIONS OF UNSERVED, UNDERSERVED, AND/OR POVERTY-STRICKEN AREAS AND WOULD BENEFIT FROM MORE AFFORDABLE, EQUITABLE INTERNET ACCESS OPTIONS. WHILE THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) MAP SUGGESTS THAT SEVERAL ISPS EXIST IN THE AREA, THERE ARE STILL OVER 8,500 UNSERVED RESIDENTS AND ONLY ONE PROVIDER THAT OFFERS A LOW-INCOME OR AFFORDABLE INTERNET OPTION. ACCORDING TO CENSUS 2020 DATA, 65 OF THE CENSUS TRACKS ALONG OR ADJACENT TO THE PROJECT HAVE OVER 29,599 RESIDENTS IN TOTAL WHO ARE CONSIDERED BELOW THE FEDERAL POVERTY LINE. ADDITIONALLY, 43 SCHOOLS ALONG THE ROUTE HAVE MORE THAN 50% OF THEIR SCHOOL POPULATIONS RECEIVING FREE OR REDUCED PRICED MEALS (MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, 2021). AND, 87,376 RESIDENTS ACROSS ANNE ARUNDEL, BALTIMORE, HOWARD, AND PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY LIVE IN A HOUSEHOLD RECEIVING SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME (SSI), CASH PUBLIC ASSISTANCE INCOME, OR FOOD STAMPS/SNAP IN THE PAST 12 MONTHS (AMERICAN COMMUNITY SURVEY 5-YEAR ESTIMATES, 2021). OVERALL, THE SOCIOECONOMIC LANDSCAPE DEMONSTRATES THE LEVEL OF NEED IN THE COMMUNITIES THAT WILL BENEFIT FROM THE PROJECT. ALSO, THE PROJECT WILL ENABLE AND STRENGTHEN BROADBAND SERVICE TO 50 ANCHOR INSTITUTIONS, INCLUDING 20 SCHOOLS, 2 LIBRARIES, 3 HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS, 2 HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS, 9 COMMUNITY CENTERS, 1 POLICE STATION, 1 FIRE STATION, AND 12 OTHER INSTITUTIONS. FINALLY, THE PROJECT BRINGS VALUE TO NATIONAL SECURITY INTERESTS IN THE FORM OF COMMUNICATIONS REDUNDANCY AND RESILIENCY FOR FORT MEADE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES LOCATED NEAR THE UNDERGROUND CONDUIT AND FIBER. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE.

ORCC: MIGRATORY ORGANISMS IN A CHANGING WORLD: FROM THE MOLECULAR BASIS OF MIGRATORY TIMING TO MODELS PREDICTING THE EFFECTS OF SPECIFIC CONSERVATION STRATEGIES. -ANIMALS TIME MANY OF THEIR BEHAVIORS TO COINCIDE WITH FEATURES OF THE ENVIRONMENT. CLIMATE CHANGE IS AFFECTING THIS SYNCHRONY AND THIS MISMATCH WILL HAVE CASCADING EFFECTS ON OUR ECOSYSTEMS. THIS PROJECT WILL EXAMINE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN MIGRATORY TIMING AND RESOURCE AVAILABILITY IN A SONGBIRD. RESOURCES ON THE BREEDING GROUNDS (E.G., INSECTS IMPORTANT FOR RAISING YOUNG) ARE PEAKING EARLIER EACH YEAR. SONGBIRDS MAY NOT BE ABLE TO RESPOND TO THESE CHANGES, MODIFYING THE TIMING OF THEIR MIGRATION TO ARRIVE ON THE BREEDING GROUNDS EARLIER. THIS MISMATCH IS NOT ONLY OF CONCERN TO RESEARCHERS; FEDERAL AND STATE WILDLIFE AGENCIES ARE ALSO TRYING TO PREPARE FOR THE DOWNSTREAM CONSEQUENCES OF THIS PHENOMENON. ACCORDINGLY, THIS PROJECT WAS DESIGNED IN COLLABORATION WITH WILDLIFE AGENCIES. RESULTS WILL HELP POLICY MAKERS ASSESS EXISTING PROTECTION POLICIES AND TEST NEW MANAGEMENT PLANS FOR MIGRATORY SONGBIRDS. LOCAL OUTREACH ALONG THE MIGRATORY FLYWAY IS ALSO PLANNED (E.G., EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING ON MIGRATION THAT WILL CONNECT CHILDREN ACROSS NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA). UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS IN STEM WILL ALSO BE RECRUITED IN THIS PROJECT AND INCLUDED IN BOTH THE RESEARCH AND OUTREACH PLANS. PLASTICITY AND ADAPTATION COULD ALLOW MIGRANTS TO ADVANCE THEIR MIGRATORY TIMING, BUT DIRECT ESTIMATES OF THESE MECHANISMS AND THEIR MOLECULAR BASIS ARE RARE AND RESTRICTED TO A SMALL NUMBER OF PROXIMATE POPULATIONS. THIS PROJECT WILL BEGIN FILLING THIS KNOWLEDGE GAP, USING STATE-OF-THE-ART TOOLS FROM SEVERAL DISCIPLINES (E.G., ANIMAL MOVEMENT ECOLOGY, GENOMICS AND COMPUTER MODELING) AND DATA FROM A BROAD GEOGRAPHIC SCALE. SPECIFICALLY, (1) PLASTICITY AND (2) ADAPTATION FOR MIGRATORY TIMING WILL BE ESTIMATED AND (3) THE MOLECULAR BASIS OF THIS TRAIT WILL BE EXAMINED. ESTIMATES OF PLASTICITY AND ADAPTATION WILL THEN BE (4) INTEGRATED INTO MODELS PREDICTING HOW POPULATIONS WILL RESPOND TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND SPECIFIC CONSERVATION STRATEGIES BEING PROPOSED FOR THIS GROUP. THE SPECIES CHOSEN FOR THIS WORK ALREADY SHOWS ADVANCES IN THEIR MIGRATORY TIMING, BUT THESE ADVANCES ARE WEAKER IN POPULATIONS THAT BREED FURTHER NORTH. THIS TREND COULD RELATE TO THE FACT THAT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ON THE BREEDING GROUNDS ARE LESS PREDICTABLE FOR NORTHERN BREEDERS AND IS A QUESTION THIS PROJECT WILL ADDRESS. RESULTS FROM THIS PROJECT WILL BE RELEVANT TO MANY FIELDS (E.G., GENETICS, BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION) AND THE PREDICTIVE FRAMEWORK CAN BE USED FOR OTHER SYSTEMS, TRAITS AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIATION. THIS AWARD REFLECTS NSF'S STATUTORY MISSION AND HAS BEEN DEEMED WORTHY OF SUPPORT THROUGH EVALUATION USING THE FOUNDATION'S INTELLECTUAL MERIT AND BROADER IMPACTS REVIEW CRITERIA.

S-1, COMANCHE, NMCAF000136, MOBILE FOOD SERVICE

BLUE MOON PROPERTIES IS RESPECTFULLY REQUESTING FUNDING THROUGH THE BOATING INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT (BIG) TO BUILD A TRANSIENT RESTROOM FACILITY WITH A TRANSIENT BOAT PIER FOR THE LARGE BOATS FOR ACCESS TO THE RESTROOMS. THE ROSS BARNETT RESERVOIR, MISSISSIPPI, IS OVER 33,000 ACRES WITH AN ESTIMATED 30,000 BOATERS. THERE ARE NO TRANSIENT RESTROOMS LOCATED ON THE WATER ACCESSIBLE BY BOAT. THERE ARE PUBLIC RESTROOMS LOCATED AT THE MAJOR BOAT LAUNCH RAMPS AND PARKS BUT THERE ARE NO PIER DOCK SPACES AVAILABLE FOR TRANSIENT BOATERS TO ACCESS FOR RESTROOMS. CURRENTLY, LARGE BOATS WILL TIE UP THE BOAT LAUNCH PIERS DOCKS TO USE THE RESTROOMS WHICH CREATE PROBLEMS FOR BOATERS TRYING TO LAUNCH. SOME BOATERS WILL COME TO THE LOCAL FUEL DOCK AND RESTAURANT AT HARBOR STATION ONLY FOR THE PURPOSE TO USE RESTROOMS WHICH INTERRUPTS OR PREVENTS FUELING AND REDUCES NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS WHO CAN DOCK TO EAT AT THE RESTAURANT DUE TO THE 70-FOOT HOUSEBOATS AND LARGE CRUISERS USING UP MOST OF THE EXISTING PIER SPACE. TRANSIENT BOATERS WHO CANNOT ACCESS A RESTROOM FACILITY WITH EASE ARE KNOWN TO SIMPLY USE THE RESERVOIR WHICH DEGRADES THE WATER QUALITY AND RISKS BOTH THE HABITAT AND HUMAN HEALTH. THIS RESTROOM PROJECT WILL ALSO ENSURE A SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR SWIMMERS AND WILDLIFE, FREE FROM SEWAGE DISCHARGE AND POTENTIAL DISEASE. PROVIDING EASY ACCESS TO RESTROOM FACILITIES WILL GO A LONG WAY TO HELP MAINTAIN A HIGH STANDARD OF WATER QUALITY.

NASA selected Blue Origin as second Artemis lunar lander provider for a crewed lunar demonstration.

RAPID DDT&E AND DEMONSTRATION OF S SUSTAINABLE HUMAN LANDING SYSTEM INTEGRATED LANDER.

PROGRAM LEADERS FOR SPORT FISH RESTORATION (SFR) PROJECTS ARE LOCATED IN HARRISON AND JACKSON COUNTIES WITHPROJECTS OCCURRING IN ALL THREE MISSISSIPPI COASTAL COUNTIES (HANCOCK, HARRISON, AND JACKSON). WITH A NUMBER OFACTIVITIES AND ACCESS CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS OCCURRING THROUGHOUT THE STATE MARINE WATERS, CLOSE COORDINATION OFPERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT IS NECESSARY TO SUCCESSFULLY MANAGE SFR ACTIVITIES. ADDITIONAL TRAINING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF FEDERAL GRANTS WILL AID IN CARRYING OUT THESE ACTIVITIES MORE EFFICIENTLY. A DIRECTOR AND A PROGRAMCOORDINATOR FROM BOTH THE OFFICE OF MARINE FISHERIES AND THE OFFICE OF COASTAL RESTORATION AND RESILIENCY WITHINTHE MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF MARINE RESOURCES (MDMR) WILL SERVE AS PROJECT LEADERS, THUS EXPEDITING THEDECISION-MAKING PROCESS REGARDING EQUIPMENT AND MANPOWER ASSIGNMENTS. THEY WILL OVERSEE THE MARINE FISHERIES RESEARCH PROJECTS AND THE SFR BOATING ACCESS, BOATING INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT, AND CLEAN VESSEL ACT GRANT PROJECTS RESPECTIVELY. DUE TO THE INCREASED NUMBER OF BOATING ACCESS CONSTRUCTION AND CLEAN VESSEL ACT PROJECTS OCCURRING THROUGHOUT THE STATE MARINE WATERS, CLOSE COORDINATION OF PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT WILL RESULT IN ENHANCEDBENEFITS FOR ALL SFR ACTIVITIES. THIS PROJECT WILL PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE AND COORDINATION SUPPORT FOR THE FOLLOWING AWARDS:MARINE FISHERIES SPORT FISH AWARDS:MISSISSIPPI ARTIFICIAL REEF PROGRAM (F22AF03695) AND FUTURE SEGMENT.MISSISSIPPI COASTAL SPORT FISH STUDIES (F22AF01260) AND FUTURE SEGMENT.SPORT FISH TAG AND RELEASE IN MISSISSIPPI COASTAL WATERS AND ADJACENT GULF OF MEXICO (F22AF01444) AND FUTURE SEGMENT.ASSESSMENT OF SPORT FISH SPECIES IN MISSISSIPPI COASTAL WATERS (F23AF00591) AND FUTURE SEGMENT.AS WELL AS THREE NEW PROJECTS BEGINNING IN FY23.COASTAL RESTORATION AND RESILIENCY AWARDS:BIG:BAY ST LOUIS MUNICIPAL HARBOR (F18AP00531).BAY MARINA (F21AP01630).WAVELAND MARINA (F22AP01154).BLUE MOON PROPERTIES (PENDING FEDERAL APPROVAL).BOATING ACCESS: GAUTIER-SHEPARD PARK (F21AF00274). BAY ST LOUIS BAYOU LACROIX (F22AF0159).CVA: MAIN HARBOR STORE (F21AP04184). CAPTAIN S WHARF MARINA (F22AP01543).SUB-GRANT RECIPIENT TBD (F22AP01545).SUB-GRANT RECIPIENT TBD (F21AP04183).

THE LINCOLN SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT (LSWCD) AIMS TO INCREASE OREGON SILVERSPOT BUTTERFLY (OSB) HABITAT CONNECTIVITY, PUBLIC AWARENESS, AND PARTNERSHIP COLLABORATION THROUGH VEGETATION MANAGEMENT AND POLLINATOR HABITAT RESTORATION ON SMALL (LESS THAN ACRES) PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES WITHIN NEWPORT AND YACHATS, OREGON THAT ARE WITHIN MILE OF THE OCEAN AND 4 MILES FROM THE NEAREST EXTANT OR FUTURE REINTRODUCTION SITE (SEE MAPS). THIS PROJECT WILL SUPPORT OSB RECOVERY EFFORTS AT YAQUINA HEAD AND ALONG THE CENTRAL COAST BY INCREASING PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THIS SPECIES AND THE IMPORTANCE OF SALT SPRAY MEADOW HABITAT FOR THE BUTTERFLY. CURRENTLY AT THOSE TWO LOCATIONS, THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, SIUSLAW NATIONAL FOREST, AND THE OREGON PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT ARE WORKING TOGETHER TO RESTORE OSB HABITAT. IN ADDITION TO INCREASING PUBLIC AWARENESS IN SUPPORT OF THESE PARTNERS, THIS PROPOSAL WILL PROVIDE HABITAT CONNECTIVITY THROUGH WORKING WITH LOCAL PRIVATE LANDOWNERS VIA OSB SAFE HARBOR AGREEMENTS (SHA) ON DEVELOPING POLLINATOR GARDENS AND OSB HABITAT WHERE APPROPRIATE. PROPERTIES WITHIN 1 MILE OF YAQUINA HEAD OR CENTRAL COAST HABITAT WILL BE GIVEN PREFERENCE SHOULD PARTICIPATION EXCEED THE BUDGET EXPECTATIONS. THE PROJECT DURATION WILL BE 4 YEARS STARTING FALL 2022 THROUGH SPRING 2027.

VENTURE-CLASS ACQUISITION OF DEDICATED AND RIDESHARE (VADR) UMBRELLA TASK ORDER.

PORTABLE RESTROOMS DUE TO EMERGENCY WATER SHUT OFF ISSUES.

LAUNCH SERVICE FOR ESCAPE AND PLASMA ACCELERATION AND DYNAMICS EXPLORERS (ESCAPADE) MISSION.

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

BLUE ORIGIN PROGRAM PAD SAFETY SUPPORT CONTRACT (PSSC) II

LADDERS

TEXAS LAND ACQUISITION PROGRAM FOR COASTAL CONSERVATION --- THE RESTORE COUNCIL HAS APPROVED PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION FUNDING UNDER THE COUNCIL SELECTED RESTORATION COMPONENT FOR THE TEXAS LAND ACQUISITION PROGRAM FOR COASTAL CONSERVATION SPONSORED BY TEXAS, THROUGH THE TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (TCEQ). THE PROGRAM SUPPORTS THE PRIMARY RESTORE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN GOAL TO RESTORE AND CONSERVE HABITAT THROUGH ACTIVITIES TO ACQUIRE LARGE, HIGH QUALITY COASTAL ZONE PROPERTIES IN TEXAS. LOCATIONS WILL BE SELECTED BASED ON GREATEST VALUE TO THE COASTAL ENVIRONMENT NOW AND IN THE FUTURE CONSIDERING THE PRESSURES OF DEVELOPMENT. TARGETED HABITATS WILL INCLUDE URBAN GREEN CORRIDORS, RIPARIAN, PRAIRIE AND OTHER UPLAND, WOODED WETLANDS, OR BAY AND CHENIER WETLANDS. POTENTIAL PARTNERS AND SUBRECIPIENTS FOR THE PROGRAM MAY INCLUDE THE NATURE CONSERVANCY, TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT, GALVESTON BAY FOUNDATION, COASTAL BEND BAYS AND ESTUARIES PROGRAM, AS WELL AS OTHER POSSIBLE STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS. THE PROGRAM WILL UTILIZE SPECIFIED CRITERIA FOR SELECTING PROJECTS THAT WERE IDENTIFIED EARLIER THROUGH PUBLIC MEETINGS AND AS PART OF A STAKEHOLDER PROCESS AND IN DISCUSSIONS BETWEEN THE RESTORE APPOINTEE AND THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR. THIS PROGRAM WILL CONSERVE VALUABLE LAND AS HABITAT AND PROVIDE NATURAL BUFFERS TO FLOODING AND EROSION, DECREASING THE NEED FOR HABITAT DESTROYING HARD ENGINEERING PROJECTS WHILE PROVIDING VALUABLE ECOSYSTEM SERVICES. PROGRAM DURATION IS EXPECTED TO BE 4 YEARS.

THESE BLANKET PURCHASE AGREEMENTS (BPAS) ARE TO PROVIDE CALL WHEN NEEDED (CWN) MOBILE FOOD SERVICE UNITS (MFSUS) AT VARIOUS FIELD LOCATIONS DURING WILDLAND FIRE AND OTHER TYPES OF INCIDENTS THROUGHOUT THE CONTIGUOUS WESTERN UNITED STATES.

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

THE RECESS PROJECT (RETAINING EVERY CHILD: ENROLLMENT SUPPORT SERVICES) - PROJECT ABSTRACT: RETAINING EVERY CHILD: ENROLLMENT SUPPORT SERVICES (RECESS) PROJECT ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, SITUATED EAST OF SAN FRANCISCO, IS HOME TO 1.6 MILLION PEOPLE AND IS AMONG THE MOST ETHNICALLY DIVERSE COUNTIES. ALAMEDA COUNTY COVERS 14 CITIES AND UNINCORPORATED RURAL AREAS, INCLUDING OAKLAND, HAYWARD, FREMONT, AND BERKELEY. ACCORDING TO THE 2020 U. S. CENSUS BUREAU, IT WAS ESTIMATED TO BE 4,291 (5.6%) UNINSURED CHILDREN IN ALAMEDA COUNTY WHO ARE ELIGIBLE, BUT NOT ENROLLED IN MEDICAID OR CHIP PUBLIC PROGRAMS. ACCORDING TO THE HEALTHY ALAMEDA COUNTY DATA PUBLICATION APPROXIMATELY 7,071 CHILDREN IN ALAMEDA COUNTY ARE CURRENTLY UNINSURED. 1 IN 9 UNINSURED CHILDREN (11.4%) ARE LIVING BELOW 200% OF THE POVERTY LEVEL IN ALMEDA COUNTY. CLEARLY, THERE IS A NEED TO ENHANCE OUR CURRENT EFFORTS TO HELP ELIGIBLE CHILDREN AND THEIR PATENTS ENROLL IN MEDICAID AND CHIP AND RETAIN THEIR BENEFITS. THE RETAINING EVERY CHILD: ENROLLMENT SUPPORT SERVICES (RECESS) PROJECT IS A COLLABORATION OF EIGHT FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTERS IN ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. THE ALAMEDA HEALTH CONSORTIUM IS A NON-PROFIT ASSOCIATION OF THESE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS AND THE DESIGNATED LEAD AGENCY FOR THE RECESS PROJECT. OUR GOAL IS TWO-FOLD TO DECREASE THE NUMBER OF UNINSURED AMONG LOW-INCOME, UNDERSERVED CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS IN ALAMEDA COUNTY BY ENROLLING INTO MEDICAID/CHIP; AND TO INCREASE THE RETENTION RATE AMONG CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN MEDICAID/CHIP THROUGH RENEWAL OUTREACH SUPPORT AND VARIOUS RETENTION INTERVENTIONS. THROUGH OUR THREE-YEAR RECESS PROJECT, WE AIM TO ENROLL 4,500 ELIGIBLE CHILDREN INTO MEDICAID/CHIP AND ASSIST WITH 10,800 ANNUAL RENEWALS. ADDITIONALLY, WE WILL BE TARGETING ELIGIBLE PARENTS IN OUR ENROLLMENT AND RETENTION EFFORTS. WE PLAN TO ENROLL 2,550 ELIGIBLE PARENTS INTO MEDICAID AND ASSIST WITH 7,500 ANNUAL RENEWALS. OUR RETENTION EFFORTS WILL BE CRITICAL POST-PANDEMIC TO HELP CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS MAINTAIN CONTINUOUS COVERAGE DURING THE PROJECT PERIOD. TO ACHIEVE OUR GOALS, WE ARE REQUESTING $1,500,000 FOR THE THREE-YEAR GRANT PERIOD FOR OUR RECESS PROJECT. THESE FUNDS WILL SUPPORT THE MEDICAID/CHIP OUTREACH, ENROLLMENT, AND RETENTION EFFORTS PERFORMED BY AHC AND OUR EIGHT MEMBER HEALTH CENTERS THROUGH THE FOLLOWING STRATEGIES: - STRATEGY #1: PROVIDE ONE-ON-ONE APPLICATION ASSISTANCE AT COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS AND IN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES FOR CHILDREN AND PARENTS ELIGIBLE TO NEWLY ENROLL IN MEDICAID/CHIP. ASSISTANCE WILL BE PERFORMED YEAR-ROUND; PARTICULARLY DURING OPEN ENROLLMENT TO EDUCATE ON ENROLLMENT INTO MEDICAID/CHIP BEING YEAR-ROUND. APPLICATION ASSISTANCE WILL BE PROVIDED IN A CULTURALLY AND LINGUISTICALLY RESPONSIVE MANNER TO MEET THE PERSONAL LANGUAGE NEEDS FOR THE FAMILIES. - STRATEGY #2: CONDUCT A BACK-TO-SCHOOL CAMPAIGN IN OUR AFFILIATED THIRTY-FIVE SCHOOL-BASED HEALTH CENTERS TO EDUCATE FAMILIES ABOUT MEDICAID/CHIP PROGRAMS. ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE DISTRIBUTING ENROLLMENT AND RENEWAL MATERIALS TO EDUCATE RECIPIENTS ABOUT ENROLLING IN AND RENEWING THEIR BENEFITS ON TIME. - STRATEGY #3: CONTACT AND EDUCATE FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN MEDICAID/CHIP ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF RETAINING HEALTH COVERAGE. ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE MAKING REMINDER PHONE CALLS TO MEDICAID/CHIP RECIPIENTS UP FOR AN ANNUAL RENEWAL, MAILING MONTHLY REMINDER RENEWAL NOTICES, AND PRACTICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ALERTS TO FLAG RECIPIENTS AT THE POINT OF SERVICE. EFFORTS WILL ALSO FOCUS ON A CAMPAIGN TO UPDATE CONTACT INFORMATION TO ELIMINATE ANY DROPS IN COVERAGE DURING THE PROCESSING OF ANNUAL RENEWALS.

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

FY22 A112 HELI LADDERS

TEACHING HEALTH CENTER GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM - PROJECT TITLE: OZARK CENTER’S THCGME EXPANSION DISCIPLINE: PSYCHIATRY TYPE OF APPLICATION: EXPANSION APPLICANT ORGANIZATION: OZARK CENTER ? ADDRESS: 1105 E 32ND ST., JOPLIN, MO 64804-2879 PROJECT DIRECTOR: NAUMAN ASHRAF, M.D. ? PHONE: (417) 347-7603 ? FAX: 417-347-9810 EMAIL: NASHRAF@FREEMANHEALTH.COM ? WEBSITE: WWW.OZARKCENTER.COM FUNDS REQUESTED: 4.00 FTE IS REQUESTED FOR EACH YEAR OF GRANT FUNDING AT $160,000/RESIDENT/YEAR ($6.4 THOUSAND) FOR 7.1.22 THROUGH 6.30.26 OR THE ESTABLISHED APPROVED AMOUNT PER RESIDENT AS APPROVED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. ABSTRACT THE TEACHING HEALTH CENTER (THC) GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION (GME) PROGRAM AT OZARK CENTER IS A 4 YEAR PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY PROGRAM ACCREDITED BY THE ACCREDITATION COUNCIL FOR GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION (ACGME). KCU-GME CONSORTIUM IS THE PROGRAMS ACCREDITED SPONSORING INSTITUTION. ESTABLISHED AS A COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER (CMHC) IN 1965, OZARK CENTER PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO CHILDREN, ADULTS, AND FAMILIES IN A FOUR COUNTY AREA SURROUNDING JOPLIN, MISSOURI AND IS NOW A CERTIFIED COMMUNITY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER (CCBHC). JASPER, NEWTON, BARTON, AND MCDONALD COUNTIES ARE LOCATED IN THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MISSOURI, ALONG THE FOUR STATE AREA BORDER (MISSOURI, KANSAS, ARKANSAS, AND OKLAHOMA). THE AREA DESCRIBED ABOVE IS CLASSIFIED AS RURAL. THIS GEOGRAPHIC AREA QUALIFIES AS A HEALTH PROFESSIONAL SHORTAGE AREAS (HPSA) AND INCLUDES AREAS CLASSIFIED AS MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED. 75% OF INDIVIDUALS SERVED AT OZARK CENTER ARE UNDERINSURED OR UNINSURED. AN INTEGRAL PART OF FREEMAN HEALTH SYSTEM IN JOPLIN, OZARK CENTER PROVIDED CARE TO 14,739 INDIVIDUALS IN 2021. FREEMAN IS A 407-BED, THREE-HOSPITAL COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER, WHICH INCLUDES ONE CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL (CAH). IT IS ALIGNED WITH OTHER RURAL MEDICAL FACILITIES INCLUDING ACCESS FAMILY CARE (AN FQHC) AND THE COMMUNITY CLINIC (A SECTION 303 LOOK-ALIKE). OVER THE PAST 48 YEARS, OZARK CENTER HAS CULTI VATED ITS PATIENT-CENTERED APPROACH TO CARE IN CONCERT WITH THESE MEDICAL FACILITIES. RESIDENTS AT OZARK CENTER HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO TRAIN IN MULTIPLE SETTINGS. PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH A SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER, INCLUDING OPIOID DEPENDENCY, ARE OFFERED COUNSELING SERVICES AND MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT TO ASSIST WITH THEIR SYMPTOMS UTILIZING A WELL-BALANCED APPROACH. THE CRISIS OUTREACH PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE 24 HOURS PER DAY, 7 DAYS PER WEEK AND IS ACCESSIBLE BY MOBILE TEXTING TO ADDRESS PATIENT’S NEED TO HAVE SERVICES IN URGENT AND EMERGENT SITUATIONS. THE CHILD PSYCHIATRY EXPERIENCE IS ENRICHED BY THE OPPORTUNITY FOR RESIDENTS TO WORK AT THE BILL & VIRGINIA LEFFEN CENTER FOR AUTISM WHERE STAFF USE APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS IN THE TREATMENT OF AUTISM. THE RESIDENTS RECEIVE EXPERIENCE IN TRAUMA-INFORMED THERAPY DURING THEIR OUTPATIENT PSYCHIATRY ROTATIONS. THIS VARIETY OF CLINICAL EXPERIENCES ALSO STIMULATES AREAS OF RESEARCH. TO PROMOTE RESIDENCY WELLNESS, AN INNOVATIVE WELLNESS PROGRAM HAS BEEN INTEGRATED FOCUSING ON MENTAL WELLBEING. THE IDEA FOR THIS PROJECT STEMMED FROM RESEARCH CONDUCTED WITHIN THE RESIDENCY PROGRAM. OZARK CENTER’S PSYCHIATRY RESIDENCY PROGRAM STARTED IN 2012 AND WAS ORIGINALLY ACCREDITED BY THE AMERICAN OSTEOPATHIC ASSOCIATION (AOA) BUT IS NOW ACCREDITED BY THE ACCREDITATION COUNCIL OF GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION (ACGME). OZARK CENTER HAS RECEIVED FUNDING THROUGH THE THCGME PROGRAM SINCE 2012, GRADUATING FOURTEEN TO DATE. OZARK CENTER IS REQUESTING EXPANSION FUNDING FOR 4.00 ADDITIONAL RESIDENT POSITIONS (1-1-1-1). FOR AY 2022-2023 THE 4.00 FTE POSITIONS WILL BE ADDED TO CREATE THE OVERALL COUNT TO BE 4-4-4-4 WITH THE CURRENT THCGME GRANT FUNDING. THIS FUNDING WILL HELP THE PROGRAM ADD MORE MEDICAL PERSONAL TO MEET THE PRIMARY CARE NEEDS OF THE RURAL AREAS OF THE UNITED STATES.

BATTLE MOUNTAIN FIRE PORTABLE TOILET AND HANDWASHING STATION RENTALS IAW SOW

CHROMIUM NEXT GEM SINGLE CELL 3 GEM LIBRARY GEL BE (4 EA)

SUBORBITAL CREW (SUBC) PROPULSIVE SYSTEMS DATA REVIEW

TO-0374 TO-0374 SA-RFMG ANTENNA FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION ASSEMBLY FOR BLUE ORIGIN

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

CULTURE AND AMPLIFICATION-FREE BACTERIAL SEPSIS DIAGNOSIS - CULTURE AND AMPLIFICATION-FREE BACTERIAL SEPSIS DIAGNOSIS SUMMARY SEPSIS IS A LIFE-THREATENING COMPLICATION OF AN INFECTION THAT REQUIRES IMMEDIATE TREATMENT. THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE CAUSATIVE MICROORGANISM UTILIZING PROCESSES BASED ON BLOOD CULTURE IS A KEYSTONE OF SEPSIS DIAGNOSIS. HOWEVER, BLOOD CULTURE TAKES ONE TO FIVE DAYS TO PROVIDE RESULTS. HERE, WE PROPOSE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CULTURE AND AMPLIFICATION-FREE ASSAY TO DETECT AND IDENTIFY BACTERIA IN ONE HOUR DIRECTLY ON WHOLE BLOOD. THE NEW ASSAY WILL ENABLE PHYSICIANS TO PROVIDE THERAPY TARGETING THE CAUSATIVE ORGANISM DAYS EARLIER THAN THE CURRENT STANDARDS. THE NEW ASSAY WILL BE BASED ON SINGLE MOLECULE TETHERING (SMOLT), A NOVEL SAMPLE PREPARATION AND AMPLIFICATION-FREE MOLECULAR DETECTION METHOD DEVELOPED AT SCANOGEN. THE WORK PROPOSED IN THIS APPLICATION WILL BUILD ON THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF AN ONGOING PROJECT AIMED AT DEVELOPING AN ASSAY TO DETECT FUNGI IN WHOLE BLOOD. THE SMOLT-BACTERIA ASSAY PROPOSED IN THIS APPLICATION WILL IDENTIFY THE SPECIES, GENUS OR ORDER OF THE CAUSATIVE ORGANISM IN APPROXIMATELY 90% OF BLOODSTREAM INFECTIONS. THE NEW SYSTEM WILL BE EASY-TO-USE, FULLY AUTOMATED, AND CAPABLE OF RAPID DETECTION IN WHOLE BLOOD WITHOUT BLOOD CULTURE. DESPITE THE URGENT CLINICAL NEED, THERE IS ONLY ONE FDA APPROVED CULTURE-FREE MOLECULAR ASSAY FOR SEPSIS DIAGNOSIS. IN COMPARISON TO THIS TEST, THE SMOLT- BACTERIA ASSAY WILL BE 4 TIMES FASTER, 6 TIMES LESS EXPENSIVE, AND THANKS TO ITS HIGHER MULTIPLEXING CAPABILITY, IT WILL DETECT AND IDENTIFY THE CAUSATIVE PATHOGEN IN TWICE THE NUMBER OF PATIENTS. IN OUR PRELIMINARY RESULTS, WE DEVELOPED A MULTIPLEX ASSAY CAPABLE OF DETECTING BACTERIA DIRECTLY IN WHOLE BLOOD. WE DEMONSTRATED THAT THE ASSAY IS HIGHLY SPECIFIC AND SENSITIVE WITH A LIMIT OF DETECTION (LOD) BETWEEN 1-10 CFU/ML, DEPENDING ON THE SPECIES, WHICH IS AS GOOD AS THE ONLY FDA-APPROVED TEST. IN THIS PROJECT, WE WILL COMPLETE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ASSAY PROTOCOL BY INCLUDING NEW PROBES AND OPTIMIZING THE OVERALL ASSAY (AIM 1). WE WILL TEST THE MANUAL PROTOCOL AND DEVELOP A FULLY INTEGRATED DISPOSABLE CARTRIDGE AND INSTRUMENT (AIM 2). FINALLY, WE WILL EVALUATE THE ASSAY IN PILOT ANALYTICAL AND CLINICAL VALIDATION STUDIES (AIM 3). WE WILL WORK WITH A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM THAT INCLUDES EXPERTS IN ASSAY DEVELOPMENT AND INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT, INCLUDING THE FORMER VICE PRESIDENT OF ENGINEERING AT BECTON DICKINSON, EXPERTS IN MICROBIOLOGY, SEPSIS DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT FROM JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY AND THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH, AS WELL AS ENGINEERS FROM KEY TECHNOLOGIES. AFTER COMPLETING THIS PROJECT, WE WILL FURTHER OPTIMIZE THE SYSTEM FOR USABILITY AND MANUFACTURABILITY AND CONDUCT ANALYTICAL AND CLINICAL STUDIES FOR SUBMISSION TO THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION (FDA). IF SUCCESSFUL, THE NEW AUTOMATED ASSAY CAN BECOME PART OF THE STANDARD PROCEDURE FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF PATIENTS WITH SEPSIS AND IMPROVE PATIENTS’ OUTCOMES BY DRAMATICALLY REDUCING THE TIME TO TARGETED ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPY.

FY22 - PAD SAFETY SUPPORT CONTRACT (PSSC) II BLUE ORIGIN SUPPORT

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE LADDERS

LAUNCH FEASIBILITY STUDIES

Amazon announced launch agreements including New Glenn missions for Project Kuiper deployment.

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

PROXIMITY OPERATIONS SENSORS DEMONSTRATION EXPERIMENT

THE INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF THE CREARE PAYLOAD - TWO PHASED PUMPED LOOP TECHNOLOGY.

THIS PROPOSAL RESPONDS TO SECTION A.4.1.2 OF THE MSFC DUAL USE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CAN ENTITLED TECHNOLOGIES SUPPORTING ADVANCED MANUFACTURING STRUCTURES AND MATERIALS. SPECIFICALLY WE PROPOSE TO PARTICIPATE IN MSFC S MOON-TO-MARS PLANETARY

VENTURE-CLASS ACQUISITION OF DEDICATED AND RIDESHARE (VADR) LAUNCH SERVICES

? INTERCHANGE SIDING ? THIS IS A SIDING THAT WILL PROVIDE CAPACITY SPECIFICALLY FOR INTERCHANGE WITH THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. IT WILL BE 2,100 FEET IN LENGTH, APPROXIMATELY TWO MILES FROM THE UNION PACIFIC MAIN LINE, AND HAVE A HAND-OPERATED SWITCH AT EACH END.? KERLIN SIDING ? THIS SIDING WILL PROVIDE OPERATIONAL CAPACITY ALONG THE LNW MAINLINE. IT WILL BE 3,050 FEET IN LENGTH, APPROXIMATELY ONE MILE FROM THE TIH CUSTOMER?S PLANT, AND HAVE A HAND-OPERATED SWITCH AT EACH END.? PLANT SIDING ? THIS SIDING WILL ALSO PROVIDE OPERATIONAL CAPACITY ALONG THE LNW MAIN LINE. IT WILL BE 4,100 FEET IN LENGTH, DIRECTLY SOUTH OF THE TIH CUSTOMER?S PLANT, AND HAVE A HAND-OPERATED SWITCH AT EACH END.? MAINLINE UPGRADE ? REPLACE EXISTING 75-LB RAIL WITH 112-LB OR BETTER RAIL OVER 8 TRACK MILES DIVIDED INTO 12 SEGMENTS SPANNING FROM MILEPOST 0.5 TO MILEPOST 17.0. THIS AND THE ASSOCIATED TRACK WORK WILL ALLOW THIS SEGMENT TO RUN 286K RAIL TRAFFIC.

THIS GRANT SUPPORTS THE COSTS INCURRED TO IMPLEMENT MEASURES TO RESPOND TO THE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS 2019 (COVID-19), WHICH MAY INCLUDE WORKPLACE SAFETY, MARKET PIVOTS, RETROFITTING FACILITIES, TRANSPORTATION, WORKER HOUSING, AND MEDICAL EXPENSES. IT PROVIDES NEEDED RELIEF TO THE FOOD PROCESSORS, DISTRIBUTORS, FARMERS MARKETS, AND PRODUCERS FOR THEIR COSTS INCURRED BETWEEN JANUARY 27, 2020, THE DATE UPON WHICH THE PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY WAS DECLARED BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICE (HHS) UNDER SECTION 319 OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ACT, AND DECEMBER 31, 2021. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE THE EMPLOYEES OF THE FOOD PROCESSORS, DISTRIBUTORS, FARMERS MARKETS, AND PRODUCERS.

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

PEROVSKITE-GRAPHENE ENERGY INTEGRATING DETECTOR FOR X-RAY IMAGING - APPROXIMATELY 12% OF WOMEN HAVE A FALSE-POSITIVE RESULT AFTER ONE MAMMOGRAM, AND 60% HAVE A FALSE POSITIVE AFTER TEN YEARLY MAMMOGRAMS - RESULTING IN THE NEED FOR SECONDARY SCREENINGS. THE COST OF UNNECESSARY SECONDARY SCREENINGS, OFTEN DUE TO THE INABILITY TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN HEALTHY AND UNHEALTHY TISSUE WITH THE DESIRED ACCURACY, HAS BEEN CALCULATED TO BE $4 BILLION PER YEAR. INCREASING THE SENSITIVITY OF LOW EXPOSURE PER FRAME X-RAY DETECTORS WILL REDUCE THE NEED FOR UNNECESSARY SECONDARY SCREENINGS AND IMPROVE PATIENT OUTCOMES VIA ENHANCED IMAGE QUALITY. IMAGE QUALITY LARGELY DEPENDS ON THE RESPONSE OF THE DETECTOR'S SENSOR TO X-RAYS, AKA SENSITIVITY. SENSITIVITY IS DEPENDENT ON THE SENSOR'S ABILITY TO GENERATE AS MANY X-RAY LIBERATED CHARGE CARRIERS AS POSSIBLE THAT WILL CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS THE SIGNAL ACQUISITION FOR AN IMAGE. SOMETIMES THIS IS REFERRED TO AS THE SENSOR'S AVERAGE IONIZATION ENERGY OR INTERNAL GAIN. DIRECT CONVERSION SENSORS (SEMICONDUCTORS), SUCH AS AMORPHOUS SELENIUM (A-SE), HAVE A LOW INTERNAL GAIN – MAKING LOW EXPOSURE PER FRAME APPLICATIONS LIKE TOMOSYNTHESIS CHALLENGING TO GENERATE SIGNALS ABOVE THE NOISE OF THE ELECTRONICS. RECENTLY, NEW MATERIALS SUCH AS ORGANIC/INORGANIC METAL HALIDE PEROVSKITES HAVE DRAWN ATTENTION FOR THEIR CONSIDERABLE STOPPING POWER OF X-RAYS, EFFICIENT CHARGE TRANSFER PROPERTIES, AND EASE OF MATERIAL SYNTHESIS. ADDITIONALLY, GRAPHENE MATERIALS ARE KNOWN FOR THEIR PHOTOCONDUCTIVE GAIN AND COMFORT OF INTEGRATION WITH CONVENTIONAL ELECTRONIC PLATFORMS. KAIROS SENSORS LLC PROPOSES A MULTI-PIXEL PEROVSKITE-GRAPHENE ENERGY INTEGRATING DETECTOR FOR X-RAY IMAGING WITH VASTLY IMPROVED SENSITIVITY AND LOW POWER CONSUMPTION FOR THIS PHASE I PROPOSAL. KAIROS SENSORS' INNOVATION UTILIZES SOLUTION-PROCESSED PEROVSKITES GROWN DIRECTLY FROM THE CONDUCTIVE GRAPHENE LATTICE AND HAS SHOWN ULTRA-HIGH SENSITIVITY WITH PROTOTYPE SINGLE-PIXEL PEROVSKITE-GRAPHENE DEVICES. THIS PROJECT AIMS TO ACHIEVE A MULTI-PIXEL PEROVSKITE-GRAPHENE DETECTOR WITH HIGH SENSITIVITY VIA OPTIMIZED CONFIGURATION OF MATERIAL COMPOSITION AND PIXEL DIMENSIONS. PHASE I WILL FOCUS ON DEMONSTRATING AN EXTREMELY SENSITIVE MULTI-PIXEL PEROVSKITE-GRAPHENE DETECTOR. PHASE II WILL FOCUS ON A MORE EXTENSIVE PIXEL ARRAY AND TAKE IMAGES IN PREPARATION FOR COMMERCIALIZATION.

INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF T0220 LILYPOND PAYLOAD

THIS HLS EFFORT FURTHER DEVELOPS SUSTAINING LUNAR LANDER CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT THROUGH DESIGN, TRADE STUDIES AND JOINT WORKING GROUPS AND PERFORM RISK MITIGATION ACTIVITIES TO REDUCE SUSTAINABLE LUNAR LANDER DEVELOPMENT RISKS.

NEW AWARD - SPACECRAFT FIRE SAFETY DEMONSTRATION (SFS DEMO) BLUE ORIGIN PROJECT.

UH-72 MAINTENANCE LADDER - HELILADDER MX5+ W/ATTACHMENTS

YEAR ONE MX5+ HD LADDER SYSTEM

E-12 MCCASH FIRE, CA-SRF-000651, CATERING SERVICES, CO LARRY ROBILLARD

INTEGRATION OF RESEARCH, MENTORING AND PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING FOR MASTER'S STUDENTS TO BRIDGE TO A PHD PROGRAM IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE - CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, POMONA (CPP), THE LEAD INSTITUTION FOR THIS GRANT, IS PARTNERING WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE (UCR), THE RO1 INSTITUTION, IN A BRIDGES MASTER’S OF SCIENCE (MS) TO THE DOCTORATE PROGRAM (2021-2025). THE OVERALL PROGRAM GOAL IS TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF MS STUDENTS FROM UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITY (URM) RACIAL AND ETHNIC GROUPS, LOW SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUNDS AND THOSE WITH DISABILITIES SUCCESSFULLY TRANSITIONING TO PHD PROGRAMS IN BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH. THERE WILL BE 4 COHORTS OF 6 MS STUDENTS PER YEAR (24 STUDENTS TOTAL). EACH STUDENT WILL HAVE A CPP FACULTY RESEARCH MENTOR (FRM), A UCR FRM, A CPP FACULTY ADVISOR (FA) AND A UCR FA. BRIDGES STUDENTS WILL HAVE 2 YEARS TO COMPLETE THEIR MS RESEARCH PROJECT AT CPP, PARTICIPATE IN RESEARCH-RELATED SKILLS AT BOTH INSTITUTIONS, TAKE A UCR COURSE AND CONDUCT A 10-WEEK SUMMER RESEARCH INTERNSHIP AT UCR. THE GRANT OBJECTIVES WILL BE: A) STUDENTS COMPLETE MS PROGRAMS, ARE ACCEPTED AND MAKE A SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION TO A PHD PROGRAM; B) STUDENTS INCREASE RESEARCH KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS NEEDED TO BECOME BIOMEDICAL INDEPENDENT RESEARCHERS; C) STUDENTS INCREASE CONFIDENCE IN PREPAREDNESS FOR PHD PROGRAMS; D) STUDENTS DEEPEN AWARENESS OF BIOMEDICAL CAREERS; E) CPP-UCR PARTNERSHIP CREATES AN INTEGRATED SUPPORT SYSTEM, FACULTY DEVELOPMENT, AND NETWORKING FOR STUDENTS TO SUCCEED IN PHD PROGRAMS. SHORT TERM OUTCOMES WILL BE: 1) COMPLETION OF DOCTORAL PROGRAM WITHIN 5 YEARS; 2) PRESENTATION AND PUBLICATION OF THEIR RESEARCH; 3) CPP EXPANDS STEM RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS WITH UCR, OTHER RO1 INSTITUTIONS AND STEM INDUSTRIES; 4) INCREASE CPP AND UCR SUPPORT OF URM STUDENTS THROUGH RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES, AND POST-DOCTORAL POSITIONS. LONG TERM OUTCOMES WILL BE: 1) BRIDGES SUPPORT SYSTEM IS INTEGRATED AND SUSTAINED AT CPP AND UCR; 2) STEM CAREERS ARE SUPPORTED BY STUDENTS’ FAMILIES; 3) GAPS CLOSED IN PREPARATION AND PROFESSIONAL REPRESENTATION OF DIVERSE GROUPS IN STEM RESEARCH; 4) BARRIERS OF DIFFERENCE REMOVED TO CREATE AN INCLUSIVE STEM COMMUNITY. EACH STUDENT WILL BE MATCHED AND INTEGRATED INTO CPP FRM AND UCR FRM LABS, PRESENT RESEARCH FINDINGS, ATTEND SEMINARS, JOURNAL CLUBS, WORKSHOPS AND SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES AT BOTH INSTITUTIONS. TO ENHANCE FACULTY MENTORING, THE CPP AND UCR FACULTY WILL PARTICIPATE IN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS AND, SINCE MOST FACULTY HAVE LIMITED INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE WHILE A MAJORITY OF THE NEW PHDS ENTER INDUSTRIAL POSITIONS, FACULTY WILL BE ENCOURAGED TO DO A 4-6 WEEK RESIDENCY IN INDUSTRY. IN ADDITION TO STUDENT PANEL DISCUSSIONS, BRIDGES STUDENTS WILL BE PAIRED WITH CPP MS ALUMNI OR UCR PHD PREDOCTORAL CANDIDATES TO PROVIDE NEAR-PEER MENTORING. LEVERAGING THESE ACTIVITIES WILL BUILD STUDENT CONFIDENCE, COMMUNICATION SKILLS, SCIENTIFIC ETHICAL BEHAVIOR, STEM NETWORKING AND AWARENESS OF FUTURE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES. SENSE OF COMMUNITY WILL EXPAND FURTHER BY INVITING STUDENTS’ FAMILIES TO PROGRAM SOCIALS AT THE BEGINNING, MIDDLE AND END OF THE PROGRAM TO ENGAGE FAMILY. BY NURTURING A SENSE OF COMMUNITY AMONGST THE BRIDGES STUDENTS, THEIR MENTORS, AND THEIR FAMILIES, THE STUDENTS WILL HAVE A STRONG SUPPORT NETWORK TO HELP THEM COMPLETE A PHD AND HAVE A SUCCESSFUL STEM CAREER.

APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF AWARD NV-2021-028-00 FY2018 5339B COMPETITIVE/BUS BUS FACILITY BUS EXPANSION/BUS REHAB IS TO ASSIST WITH PURCHASING TWO (2) NEW BUSES AND REHABILITATE THE TWO (2) EXISTING BUSES IN THE PYRAMID LAKE PAIUTE TRIBAL TRANSIT PROGRAM.; ACTIVITIES PERFORMED: THE PLPTT ORDERED THE TWO (2) NEW BUSES PRE-PANDEMIC AND THERE WAS A LONG WAITING LIST DUE TO THE FORD MANUFACTURING COMPANY SHUTTING DOWN. IN JANUARY OF 2022 THE BUS COMPANY THAT THE BUSES WERE ORDERED FROM INFORMED PLPTT THAT THE PRICE FOR BOTH BUSES INCREASED BY $115000. ADDITIONAL FUNDS WERE NEEDED TO BE APPLIED FOR AND THIS PUT THE PURCHASES ON HOLD. THE PROCESS FOR FINALIZING THE PURCHASES HAVE PROLONGED THE DATES. PURCHASES ARE STILL THE PLAN FOR PLPTT TO ACCOMPLISH BY 8/31/23 WITH AN EXPECTED DELIVERY DATE OF 12/31/23.*A BUDGET REVISION WAS COMPLETED ON 2/27/24 WITH A REQUEST TO HAVE THE NEW ENDING PERFORMANCE DATE TO BE 4/30/2024.; EXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE TO COMPLETE THE PURCHASING PROCESS OF THE TWO (2) NEW TRANSIT BUSES BY 12/31/23. THE BUSES ARE TO BE DELIVERED BY OR BEFORE 12/31/23. ADDITIONAL FUNDS WERE SOUGHT TO COMPLETE THE PURCHASE OF THE TWO (2) BUSES AS THE PRICE OF THE BUSES INFLATED BY APPROXIMATELY $115000.; INTENDED BENEFICIARIES: THE BENEFITS OF THIS BUDGET REVISION WILL BE TO EXTEND THE GRANTS ENDING PERFORMANCE DATE OF 12/31/23. THE TWO (2) NEW BUSES ARE EXPECTED TO BE BUILT AND DELIVERED BY 12/31/23 ACCORDING TO THE BUS SALES COMPANY CREATIVE BUS SALES.; SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES: NONE.

SUBORBITAL CREW (SUBC) DATE REVIEW

MX5 HELILADDER

MUDDY SLIDE, WY-MRF-000195, CO RANDAL SADLER, MOBILE CATERING

HP 747 (P2V85A) CHRMTC BLUE ORIGINAL INK

WHILE THE RADIATION ENVIRONMENT IN LOW-EARTH ORBIT E.G. ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) HAS BEEN STUDIED IN GREAT DETAIL A SIMILAR LEVEL OF DETAIL IS LACKING REGARDING THE IONIZING RADIATION ENVIRONMENT IN THE EARTH S ATMOSPHERE. TO PUT IT BLUNTLY WE KNOW FAR MORE ABOUT THE RADIATION ENVIRONMENT 400 KM ABOVE OUR HEADS THAN AT 40 KM ABOVE OUR HEADS. SUBORBITAL FLIGHT PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY TO MEASURE THE STEADY STATE ATMOSPHERIC IONIZING RADIATION ENVIRONMENT (SSAIRE) BETWEEN 20 AND 120 KM THEREBY PROVIDING IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE SSAIRE THAT HAVE SELDOM BEEN ADDRESSED IN THE PAST. SUCH MEASUREMENTS WILL ALLOW US TO VALIDATE COMPUTER MODELS OF THE SSAIRE AND WILL PROVIDE IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE IMPACT OF THE SSAIRE ON THE HEALTH OF HIGH ALTITUDE AIRCREW AND PASSENGERS AND ON POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF THE SSAIRE ON RADIATION SENSITIVITY AVIONICS. IN ADDITION SUBORBITAL TOURISM IS ON THE CUSP OF BECOMING A REALITY AND PASSENGERS ON FLIGHTS TO THE HIGHEST ALTITUDES IN OUR ATMOSPHERE WILL NATURALLY BE CONCERNED ABOUT THEIR RADIATION EXPOSURE DURING SUCH FLIGHTS. MEASUREMENTS MADE ABOARD SUBORBITAL FLIGHTS CAN DIRECTLY ADDRESS AND ALLEVIATE THEIR CONCERNS REGARDING RADIATION EXPOSURE IN THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE. THIS PROPOSAL WILL DEMONSTRATE A VERSION OF THE ACTIVE TISSUE EQUIVALENT DOSIMETER (ATED) DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR MEASURING IONIZING RADIATION EXPOSURE IN THE ATMOSPHERE ABOARD A BLUE ORIGIN NEW SHEPARD SUBORBITAL FLIGHT. ATED IS A TISSUE EQUIVALENT PROPORTIONAL COUNTER (TEPC) DEVELOPED BY THE OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY (OSU) RADIATION PHYSICS LABORATORY (RPL) UNDER A 2007 NASA EPSCOR GRANT NNX07AT66A TISSUE EQUIVALENT DETECTORS FOR SPACE CREW DOSIMETRY AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SPACE RADIATION ENVIRONMENT. ATED PREVIOUSLY OPERATED ABOARD THE ISS IN 2018 UNDER NASA EPSCOR GRANT NNX6AD50A DEMONSTRATION OF THE OSU TISSUE EQUIVALENT PROPORTIONAL COUNTER FOR SPACE CREW DOSIMETRY ABOARD THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION. FIGURE 1 SHOWS A REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE OF THE RESULTS OBTAINED DURING THE 2018 ISS ATED EXPERIMENT. THE ATMOSPHERIC IONIZING RADIATION VERSION OF ATED HENCEFORTH REFERRED TO AS AIRTED IS DESIGNED TO BE PRODUCED IN LARGER NUMBERS SO THAT IT MAY BE DEPLOYED FOR RADIATION MONITORING PURPOSES ABOARD MULTIPLE COMMERCIAL BUSINESS AND MILITARY AIRCRAFT AS WELL AS HIGH ALTITUDE UAVS BALLOONS AND SUBORBITAL VEHICLES. FOR THIS REASON NUMEROUS CHANGES TO THE DESIGN HAVE BEEN MADE IN ORDER REDUCE INSTRUMENT COST SIZE AND MASS AS WELL AS IMPLEMENT A NUMBER OF LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE ISS FLIGHT.

PEER SUPPORT SERVICES FOR COMMUNITIES OF RECOVERY IN RURAL NORTHERN ILLINOIS - NEW DIRECTIONS ADDICTION RECOVERY SERVICES (NDARS) PEER SUPPORT SERVICES FOR COMMUNITIES OF RECOVERY IN RURAL NORTHERN ILLINOIS PROJECT WILL ADDRESS SERVICE GAPS THAT EXIST IN THE REGION BY UTILIZING PEER RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES (PRSS) TO ADDRESS SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS (SUD). TARGET POPULATION TO BENEFIT FROM THESE SERVICES ARE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES SEEKING SUD RECOVERY SUPPORT, ESPECIALLY THOSE AGED 18-30. THIS POPULATION HAS BEEN INCREASING AFFECTED THROUGH OPIOID OVERDOSE IN RURAL MCHENRY COUNTY IN RECENT YEARS, AS EVIDENCED BY THE AVERAGE AGE OF OVERDOSE WHICH DROPPED SHARPLY IN 2020. GOAL I OF THIS PROJECT IS TO EXPAND CAPACITY FOR RECOVERY HOUSING THROUGH INCREASING PEER RECOVERY SUPPORT (PRSS) STAFF AT THE NEW DIRECTIONS RETREAT. GOAL II IS TO INSTIGATE PROFESSIONAL GROWTH AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT OF PEERS THROUGH PROVIDING TRAINING, MENTORSHIP AND CERTIFICATION IN CCAR PEER RECOVERY COACHING (RC). GOAL III IS TO EXPAND COMMUNITY INTEGRATION OF PRSS SERVICES WITH A PARTICULAR FOCUS ON FACILITATING WEEKLY FAMILY SUPPORT GROUPS USING COMMUNITY REINFORCEMENT AND FAMILY TRAINING (CRAFT) METHODS. OBJECTIVES TO MEET THESE GOALS ARE AS FOLLOWS. I-A INCREASING RECOVERY HOUSING CAPACITY, 51 TOTAL UNDUPLICATED RESIDENTS WILL BE SERVED IN YEAR 1, 61 TOTAL UNDUPLICATED RESIDENTS IN YEAR 2, AND 72 TOTAL UNDUPLICATED RESIDENTS IN YEAR 3. I-B INCREASING RATES OF RESIDENT ABSTINENCE IN RECOVERY HOUSING, 97.5% TO DEMONSTRATE ABSTINENCE IN YEAR 1, 98% IN YEAR 2, AND 98.5% IN YEAR 3. I-C IMPROVING SOCIAL CONNECTEDNESS THROUGH 12-STEP MEETING PARTICIPATION, REQUIREMENTS OF NDARS RESIDENTS IS 5 MEETINGS PER WEEK AND THIS GOAL WILL BE MET 99% OF THE TIME. II-A ADDITIONAL TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION FOR PRSS STAFF, DURING PROJECT YEAR 1 THERE WILL BE TWO PRSS STAFF TRAINED IN CRAFT METHODS, BY THE END OF YEAR 2 NO LESS THAN 3 PRSS STAFF WILL BE CERTIFIED WITH CCAR RC CREDENTIALS WITH AN ADDITIONAL 2 PRSS STAFF ALSO HAVING RECEIVED CRAFT TRAININGS, BY THE END OF YEAR 3 A TOTAL OF 5 PRSS STAFF WILL HAVE BEEN CERTIFIED WITH CCAR RC CREDENTIALS AND AN ADDITIONAL 2 PRSS STAFF HAVING RECEIVED CRAFT TRAINING. II-B EMPLOYING ADDITIONAL PRSS STAFF, YEAR 1 THERE WILL BE 4 ADDITIONAL PRSS STAFF HIRED ON, ONE ADDITIONAL PRSS STAFF HIRED IN YEAR 2, AND ANOTHER ONE ADDITIONAL PRSS STAFF HIRED IN YEAR 3. II-C IMPROVED EMPLOYMENT RATES FOR RECOVERY HOUSING RESIDENTS THROUGH PRSS CASE MANAGEMENT, NO LESS THAN 83% OF RESIDENTS WILL REPORT BEING EMPLOYED AT THE TIME OF CASE MANAGEMENT SESSION, WITH THE TARGET MEASURABLE INCREASING TO 85% IN YEAR 2, AND 87% IN YEAR 3. III-A COMMUNITY INTEGRATION THROUGH PRSS RESOURCES TO FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP PARTICIPANTS, PRSS STAFF WILL LINK 100% OF SUPPORT GROUP PARTICIPANTS TO BOTH FORMAL AND INFORMAL COMMUNITY RESOURCES THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT PERIOD. III-B INCREASING ATTENDANCE AT PRSS FAMILY SUPPORT GROUPS, BASELINE OF 36 UNDUPLICATED PARTICIPANTS PER YEAR WILL INCREASE BY 50% TO 54 TOTAL UNDUPLICATED PARTICIPANTS FOR YEAR 1, INCREASE BY 120% FROM BASELINE TO 79 TOTAL UNDUPLICATED PARTICIPANTS IN YEAR 2, AND 175% FROM BASELINE TO 99 UNDUPLICATED PARTICIPANTS IN YEAR 3.

SCOTCH BLUE ORIGINAL MULTI-USE PAINTER' S

INTEGRATIONS AND FLIGHT OF EDUCATIONAL STUDENT COMPETITION PAYLOADS

INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF LUNAR GRAVITATIONAL ACCELERATION PAYLOADS

NON-STANDARD SERVICES FOR FLIGHT OPPORTUNITIES EDUCATIONAL STUDENT COMPETITION ENGAGING SUBORBITAL FLIGHT PROVIDERS

NEURALLY TARGETED GROUP INTERVENTION TO REDUCE EARLY CHILDHOOD ANXIETY - CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT ANXIETY AFFECTS 20% OF PRESCHOOLERS AND CAN BECOME CHRONIC, LEADING TO DEPRESSION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, SCHOOL-DROP OUT AND EVEN SUICIDE. TO REDUCE ANXIETY AND PREVENT ITS SEQUELAE, CLINICALLY AFFECTED CHILDREN MUST BE EFFECTIVELY TREATED EARLY. AVAILABLE INTERVENTIONS FOR CLINICALLY ANXIOUS PRESCHOOLERS ARE EFFECTIVE FOR SOME, BUT NOT ALL CHILDREN, WITH AS MANY AS 50% OF 4-7 YEAR OLDS CONTINUING TO MEET CRITERIA FOR AN ANXIETY DISORDER AFTER TREATMENT. TO ADDRESS THIS PROBLEM, WE LEVERAGE THEORETICAL MODELS AND EMPIRICAL RESEARCH SUGGESTING THAT INSUFFICIENT CAPACITY FOR EFFORTFUL CONTROL (EC) MAY UNDERLIE ANXIETY FROM ITS EARLIEST STAGES. INSUFFICIENT CAPACITY FOR EC REFLECTS FAILURES OF FRONTAL BRAIN REGIONS (E.G., DORSOLATERAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX/DLPFC AND ANTERIOR CINGULATE CORTEX/ACC) TO ADAPTIVELY REGULATE THREAT CIRCUITS AND MAINTAIN ON-TASK BEHAVIOR. THESE NEURAL SUBSTRATES FOR EC CAN BE INDEXED USING NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL MEASURES, THE ERROR-RELATED NEGATIVITY (ERN) AND TIME FREQUENCY INTERCHANNEL PHASE SYNCHRONY (ICPS), RESPECTIVELY. FINDINGS FROM OUR LABS AND THE WORK OF OTHERS HAVE SHOWN THAT REDUCED ERN AND ICPS RELATE TO BEHAVIORAL DEFICITS IN EC AND ENHANCED THREAT REACTIVITY SIMILAR TO THAT DOCUMENTED IN CLINICALLY ANXIOUS CHILDREN. IN RESPONSE, OUR TEAM DEVELOPED A CHILD-FRIENDLY GROUP EC TRAINING (“CAMP KIDPOWER”) DESIGNED TO INCREASE ERN, ICPS AND RELATED EC BEHAVIORS IN THE SERVICE OF DECREASING ANXIETY SYMPTOMS IN PRESCHOOLERS. RESULTS OF OUR PILOT STUDY INDICATE THAT THIS BRIEF COGNITIVE TRAINING APPROACH ENGAGED THE INTENDED EC NEURAL AND BEHAVIORAL TARGETS AND REDUCED ANXIETY SYMPTOMS. BUILDING ON THIS PILOT WORK, THE CURRENT PROJECT AIMS TO REPLICATE AND EXTEND THESE FINDINGS IN A LARGER SAMPLE USING A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED DESIGN. PARTICIPANTS IN THIS STUDY WILL BE 4- TO 6-YEAR-OLD CHILDREN (N=90) WITH CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT SYMPTOMS WHO WILL BE RANDOMIZED INTO THE EC TRAINING INTERVENTION (N=45) OR A PLAYGROUP CONTROL (N=45). OUTCOMES WILL BE ASSESSED BEFORE AND AFTER EACH CONDITION, USING A MULTI-LEVEL APPROACH THAT INCLUDES NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL INDICES OF EC, AS WELL AS CLINICIAN-RATED AND PARENT- REPORT ON CHILD ANXIETY SYMPTOMS (TYPE AND SEVERITY). OUR AIMS ARE TO: 1) CONFIRM THAT PARTICIPATION IN OUR EC TRAINING INCREASES ERN AND ICPS AND IMPROVES EC BEHAVIOR, 2) TEST WHETHER ENGAGEMENT OF THESE BRAIN-BEHAVIOR EC TARGETS CORRESPOND TO REDUCTIONS IN ANXIETY SYMPTOMS AND EXPLORE WHETHER ANXIETY REDUCTION BY EC TRAINING IS MODERATED BY BASELINE THREAT REACTIVITY MEASURES, AND 3) IDENTIFY WHETHER GREATER DOSAGE OF EC TRAINING IS ASSOCIATED WITH GREATER NEURO-BEHAVIORAL TARGET ENGAGEMENT AND REDUCTION OF ANXIETY SYMPTOMS. BY EVALUATING HOW CHANGES IN NEUROSCIENCE-DERIVED TARGETS RELATE TO CHANGES IN ANXIETY SYMPTOMS, THIS WORK IS RESPONSIVE TO THE NIMH CALL FOR EXPERIMENTAL THERAPEUTICS AND ADDRESSES AN URGENT NEED FOR THE DESIGN OF INTERVENTIONS TO REDUCE ANXIETY IN YOUNG CHILDREN.

NASA LAUNCH SERVICES (NLS) II CONTRACT

YEAR ONE MX5+ HD LADDER SYSTEM

YEAR ONE MXPS 90 MAINTENANCE PLATFORM

INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF T0262-INVESTIGATION OF GRAVITY EFFECTS ON ELECTRICALLY DRIVEN LIQUID FILM BOILING (EHD-LFB) PAYLOAD

WILDFIRE SUPPORT SERVICES CATERING

BLUE ORIGIN PAD SAFETY SUPPORT

CAPE CANAVERAL LAUNCH OPERATIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT FOR BLUE ORIGIN

INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF T0003-SPACECRAFT ON-ORBIT ADVANCED REFUELING AND STORAGE (SOARS) PAYLOAD

INTEGRATION AND RE-FLIGHT OF T0247 ORBITAL SYNGAS COMMODITY AUGMENTATION REACTOR(OSCAR) PAYLOAD

BPA FOR INCIDENT ONLY EERA FOR MOBILE CATERING SERVICES - SUNSET GRILL, (BLUE MOON ENTERPRISES, INC.), E-8 WILLIAM FIRE, UT-NWS-000891

INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF T0251 IN- SPACE COATING DEVELOPMENT UTILIZING ATOMIC LAYER DEPOSITION (ALD) PAYLOAD

PURCHASE OF A DEMONSTRATION SINGLE PAYLOAD LOCKER

INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF T0250 ADVANCING FIBER OPTIC SENSING TECHNOLOGY FOR SPACE APPLICATIONS (FOSS)

PURCHASE AND DELIVERY OF 23 BEAR-RESISTANT DUMPSTERS ASHTON/ISLAND PARK CARIBOU-TARGHEE NATIONAL FOREST ALL DUMPSTERS MUST BE 4 CUBIC YARD, FRONT LOAD, MAIL CHUTE STYLE.

WORK REQUIRED FOR THE DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, MANUFACTURE, TEST, LAUNCH, DEMONSTRATION, AND ENGINEERING SUPPORT OF THE HUMAN LANDING SYSTEM (HLS) INTEGRATED LANDER.

BLUE ORIGIN SHALL DEVELOP A FULL-SCALE HYDROGEN LIQUEFACTION SYSTEM FOR ROCKET PROPELLANT PRODUCTION ON THE MOON THAT WILL BE PROVEN IN A THERMAL VACUUM CHAMBER ON EARTH RESULTING IN AN INCREASE IN THE TECHNOLOGY READINESS FROM TRL 4 TO TR

INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF T0173 FLOW BOILING IN MICROGAP COOLERS PAYLOAD

CONSOLIDATED LAUNCH OPERATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT SPACE BLUE ORIGIN PLANNED WORK TASK ORDER AWARD

CONSOLIDATED LAUNCH OPERATIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT BLUE ORIGIN TASK ORDER SUPPORT

BLUE ORIGIN PAD SAFETY TASK ORDER

ENHANCED LANDING AND MOBILITY STUDY

LUNAR SURFACE TRANSPORTATION SERVICES - NASA-PROVIDED LUNAR PAYLOAD (NPLP) DELIVERY

(1) TITLE: BOX OF ROCKS EXPERIMENT II (BORE II) (2) DESCRIPTION: BORE II IS PROPOSED AS A REFLIGHT OF SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE S (SWRI) BORE REGOLITH EXPERIMENT THAT FLEW ON BLUE ORIGIN S NEW SHEPARD SUBORBITAL VEHICLE IN APRIL 2016 WITH UPGRA

WE PROPOSE TO CONDUCT A FLIGHT TEST OF THE JANUS-PIMS PAYLOAD ON A BLUE ORIGIN NEW SHEPARD LAUNCH VEHICLE TO RAISE ITS TRL FOR FUTURE LUNAR MISSIONS. THIS PAYLOAD COMBINES TWO INSTRUMENTS TO DEVELOP A LOW COST RELIABLE METHOD OF CHARACTERIZING LOCAL LUNAR SURFACE RADIATION AND MAGNETIC FIELD ENVIRONMENTS ON ROVERS AND LANDERS. SUCH A CAPABILITY IS VITAL BECAUSE LUNAR SURFACE MAGNETIC FIELDS VARY SIGNIFICANTLY AND DIRECTLY IMPACT THE RADIATION EXPOSURE AT EACH PARTICULAR LANDING SITE (WHICH CAN BE EXTREMELY HARMFUL TO HUMANS AND EQUIPMENT). HOWEVER LITTLE OBSERVATIONS FROM THE LUNAR SURFACE EXIST AND IT IS DIFFICULT TO PREDICT THE ACTUAL ENVIRONMENT. SO OUR PROPOSED PAYLOAD IS REQUIRED TO UNDERSTAND THE CONDITIONS OF EACH SPECIFIC LANDING SITE. COORDINATED RADIATION AND MAGNETIC FIELD MEASUREMENTS WILL PROVIDE SIGNIFICANT INSIGHT INTO HOW CRUSTAL MAGNETIC FIELDS IMPACT THE LOCAL RADIATION ENVIRONMENT. AS AN ADDITIONAL BENEFIT OF THIS FLIGHT TEST THE JANUS-PIMS WILL BE USED AS THE FIRST ATTEMPT TO MEASURE CHARGED PARTICLES AT SUBORBITAL ALTITUDES FROM A COMMERCIAL SPACECRAFT WHICH WILL VERIFY THE POSSIBILITY OF MAKING ROUTINE OBSERVATIONS ESSENTIAL FOR UNDERSTANDING EARTH S ATMOSPHERE AT SUCH ALTITUDES. TECHNOLOGY DESCRIPTION: APL IS ITERATIVELY APPLYING COMMERCIAL SRLVS TO REDUCE INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT COST SCHEDULE AND RISK. A KEY ELEMENT OF OUR PROGRAM IS ESTABLISHING A COMMON SPACECRAFT INTEGRATION PLATFORM (JANUS) THAT ELIMINATES THE NEED FOR DEVELOPING COMPLETE AND INDEPENDENT PAYLOADS FOR EVERY MISSION. OVER THE LAST 8 YEARS WE HAVE EVOLVED THE JANUS DESIGN THROUGH 6 SUCCESSFUL TEST FLIGHTS. FOR THIS PROPOSAL WE WILL INTEGRATE JANUS WITH OUR PLASMA INSTRUMENT FOR MAGNETIC SOUNDING (PIMS) INSTRUMENT (UNDER DEVELOPMENT FOR THE EUROPA CLIPPER MISSION BUT ADAPTED FOR THE LUNAR ENVIRONMENT) TO MEASURE LOWER ENERGY (<100 EV) CHARGED PARTICLES. THE PROPOSED FLIGHT TEST WILL ADVANCE THIS TECHNOLOGY FOR LUNAR (AND BEYOND) APPLICATIONS. AFTER SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT TEST OF THE PROPOSED JANUS-PIMS WE CAN COMBINE THIS PAYLOAD WITH OUR (HIGHER ENERGY) RADIATION MONITORING SYSTEM (ERM) WHICH IS A MATURE SENSOR WITH FLIGHT HERITAGE ON NASA S VAN ALLEN PROBE MISSION (AND ALSO SELECTED FOR THE EUROPA CLIPPER MISSION). WE REQUIRE THE PIMS INSTRUMENT TO MEASURE LOWER ENERGY PARTICLES SO WE CAN CHARACTERIZE THE ENTIRE RADIATION SPECTRUM. THIS COMBINED SYSTEM WILL PROVIDE A COMPLETE LUNAR RADIATION HAZARD AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENT SYSTEM THAT IS SELF-CONTAINED FLEXIBLE AND LOW COST. OUR PAYLOAD WILL NOT ONLY CHARACTERIZE THE LUNAR SURFACE ENVIRONMENT BUT ALSO EASILY ACCOMMODATE OTHER INSTRUMENT PAYLOADS AND DEVELOPMENT/ TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATIONS ON ANY LUNAR MISSION. ALIGNMENT AND JUSTIFICATION OF SCOPE: THE PROPOSED WORK FALLS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT UTILIZING SUBORBITAL FLIGHT OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM BECAUSE OUR GOAL IS TO DEMONSTRATE A SPACE EXPLORATION AND UTILIZATION TECHNOLOGY IN A RELEVANT SPACE-LIKE ENVIRONMENT USING A CURRENTLY AVAILABLE U.S. COMMERCIAL SUBORBITAL ROCKET. THE PROPOSED PROJECT ALIGNS WITH TOPIC 1 (SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE LUNAR EXPLORATION AND THE EXPANSION OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY INTO CISLUNAR SPACE) AS OUR PAYLOAD WILL FURTHER NASA LUNAR EXPLORATION GOALS BECAUSE ACCURATE CHARACTERIZATION AND MONITORING OF THE LUNAR SURFACE RADIATION AND AMBIENT ENVIRONMENT AT EACH INDIVIDUAL LOCATION IS ESSENTIAL FOR SAFE AND EFFECTIVE ROBOTIC AND HUMAN SURFACE OPERATIONS ON THE LUNAR SURFACE (SUCH AN APPLICATION IS ALSO RELEVANT BEYOND EARTH S ORBIT). OUR PROPOSAL NOT ONLY MEETS THESE EXPLICITLY STATED PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS BUT ALSO ADDRESS TWO OF NASA S LUNAR STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE GAPS: (THEME 2) UNDERSTAND THE LUNAR ENVIRONMENT AND ITS EFFECTS ON HUMAN LIFE AND (THEME 3) UNDERSTAND HOW TO WORK AND LIVE ON THE LUNAR SURFACE) WITH EMPHASIS ON DETERMINING NEAR SURFACE RADIATION/PLASMA ENVIRONMENTS AND THE NATURE OF DIFFERENTIAL ELECTRICAL CHARGING.

WE PROPOSE TO TOPIC 2 TO DEMONSTRATE A VEHICLE UTILIZATION OF AN ONBOARD FACILITY OF AN ULTRAVIOLET REMOTE SENSING PAYLOAD SYSTEM ON THE BLUE ORIGIN NEW SHEPPARD REUSABLE SUBORBITAL LAUNCH VEHICLE. THIS PROPOSAL IS FOR INTEGRATION FLIGHT TESTING AND POST-FLIGHT CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SYSTEM AND EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT. THE IRIS-UV: INTEGRATED REMOTE IMAGING SYSTEM-ULTRAVIOLET IS HELD INSIDE A RUGGEDIZED BLUE ORIGIN PAYLOAD LOCKER AND CONSISTS OF AN APL PROVIDED ULTRAVIOLET SPECTROMETER GIMBAL AND ELECTRONICS. IT WILL GATHER SPECTRAL DATA OF THE ATMOSPHERIC BRIGHTNESS AND TRANSMISSION IN THE UV (200-400 NM) DURING ASCENT TO 100KM AND DESCENT TO GROUND. THE SPECTROMETER WILL BE GIMBALLED FROM ZENITH TO ~ 15 DEG (TO AVOID THE S/C FAIRING). ALREADY TESTED FOR VIBRATION THE SUCCESSFUL OPERATION OF THIS INSTRUMENT IN FLIGHT WILL HELP DEMONSTRATE THE ABILITY TO EMPLOY OF COTS INSTRUMENTS IN SPACE. THIS IS NEW INFORMATION TO INFORM THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF FUTURE UV INSTRUMENTATION. THIS SYSTEM WILL BE MOUNTED ON THE UPPER RING OF THE PROPULSION MODULE (PM).

4 EACH LADDER SYSTEMS FOR THE UH72 LAKOTA FOR AASF #2

PHASE 2 EARLY INTEGRATION STUDIES FOR BLUE ORIGIN

SHARE: SIMPLIFYING HUMAN SUBJECT DATA SHARING FOR ALCOHOL RESEARCHERS - ABSTRACT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH (NIMH) DATA ARCHIVE (NDA) COLLECTS AND SHARES DE-IDENTIFIED HUMAN SUBJECTS DATA FROM HUNDREDS OF NIH-FUNDED RESEARCH PROJECTS ACROSS MANY MENTAL HEALTH-RELATED SCIENTIFIC DOMAINS WITH QUALIFIED RESEARCHERS. A NEW NDA REPOSITORY IS CREATED FOR THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON ALCOHOL ABUSE AND ALCOHOLISM DATA ARCHIVE (NIAAADA) AND WILL SERVE AS THE PORTAL FOR NIAAA-RELATED DATA SUBMISSIONS AND ACCESS. THE NIAAA DATA-SHARING POLICY (NOT-AA-19-020) RELEASED IN JULY OF 2019, REQUIRES THAT— BEGINNING IN 2019—ALL NIAAA GRANT APPLICATIONS INVOLVING HUMAN SUBJECTS MUST INCLUDE PLANS FOR THE SUBMISSION OF STUDY DATA TO NIAAADA. THE FIRST WAVE OF SUBMISSION TO NIAAADA IS EXPECTED IN JANUARY OF 2021. MANY OBSTACLES EXIST FOR ALCOHOL RESEARCHERS TO COMPLY WITH THIS POLICY, ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE WITH LIMITED BUDGET AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT. TO SUBMIT THE STUDY DATA, RESEARCHERS HAVE TO COMB THROUGH LARGE AND COMPLEX NDA DATA DEFINITION FILES, OFTEN FILLED WITH INCONSISTENCIES AND INACCURACIES, TO FIND THE MEASURE ITEMS THAT THEY NEED, AND THEN MAP THEIR DATA TO THE RIGHT FIELDS IN THE RIGHT FORMAT IN A GIVEN DATA TEMPLATE. THIS PROCESS OFTEN REQUIRES RESEARCHERS TO MANIPULATE THEIR DATA BY-HAND OR WITH COMPLICATED SCRIPTS, AND IS ERROR PRONE, TIME-CONSUMING, AND REQUIRES CERTAIN TECHNICAL SKILLS. OUR ULTIMATE GOAL IS TO PROVIDE A NEARLY-AUTOMATED PROCESS FOR THE SUBMISSION OF ALCOHOL RESEARCH DATA INTO THE NIAAADA SO THAT THE DATA SUBMISSION CAN BE PERFORMED ACCURATELY AND EFFICIENTLY BY ALCOHOL RESEARCHERS WITH MINIMUM IT KNOWLEDGE AND RESOURCES. WE PROPOSE TO DEVELOP AND VALIDATE THE SHARE HUMAN RESEARCH (SHARE) PLATFORM TO ADDRESS THE UNMET NEED FOR ASSISTING ALCOHOL RESEARCHERS WITH THE SUBMISSION OF STUDY DATA TO NIAAADA. SHARE DOES SO BY OFFERING THE SHARE MEASURE LIBRARY OF PRE-DEFINED STANDARD MEASURES THAT ARE ALREADY MAPPED TO NDA DATA DICTIONARIES. ALCOHOL RESEARCHERS NEED TO ONLY SELECT THE MEASURES THAT THEY WANT TO USE FOR THEIR STUDIES AND LET SHARE DO THE REST FOR DATA SUBMISSION TO NIAAADA. PHASE II AIMS INCLUDE: 1) PLATFORM AND MEASURE DEVELOPMENT. IN PHASE II WE WILL CONTINUE USING A USER-CENTRIC DESIGN PROCESS AND THE LATEST E-TECHNOLOGIES TO DEVELOP SHARE, AND WE WILL EXTEND TO 200 MEASURES IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH (WHEN AVAILABLE). 2) PILOT EVALUATION. THERE WILL BE 4 NIAAADA SUBMISSION WAVES DURING THE TWO-YEAR PHASE II PERIOD. WE PLAN TO ALIGN BOTH AIM 1 AND AIM 2 ACTIVITIES TO THESE 4 SUBMISSION WAVES AND RECRUIT FIVE PROJECTS IN EACH WAVE TO COMPARE THE PERFORMANCE OF SHARE VS. NDA. A TOTAL OF 20 PILOT PROJECTS WILL BE RECRUITED AND RANDOMIZED TO USE EITHER SHARE OR NDA FOR NIAAADA SUBMISSION. THE TIME AND COST FOR DATA PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION WILL BE TRACKED, AND THE ACCURACY OF SUBMITTED DATA ASSESSED. WE HYPOTHESIZE THAT COMPARED TO NDA, SHARE WILL PERFORM SIGNIFICANTLY BETTER IN TERMS OF REDUCED TIME AND COST IMPROVED DATA ACCURACY.

INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF T0022 EMSS PAYLOAD

HELILADDER MX5 MODULAR WORK STANDS WITH STANDARD WHEEL KIT.

EERA MOBILE FOOD SERVICE

JPL SUPPORT TO BLUE ORIGIN FOR HUMAN LANDING SYSTEM STUDIES, RISK REDUCTION, DEVELOPMENT, AND DEMONSTRATION

THE LUNAR POLAR GAS-DYNAMIC MINING OUTPOST (LGMO) (SEE QUAD CHART GRAPHIC) IS A BREAKTHROUGH MISSION ARCHITECTURE THAT PROMISES TO GREATLY REDUCE THE COST OF HUMAN EXPLORATION AND INDUSTRIALIZATION OF THE MOON. LGMO IS BASED ON TWO NEW INNOVATIONS THAT TOGETHER SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF AFFORDABLE LUNAR POLAR ICE MINING FOR PROPELLANT PRODUCTION. THE FIRST INNOVATION IS BASED ON A NEW INSIGHT INTO LUNAR TOPOGRAPHY: OUR ANALYSIS SUGGESTS THAT THERE ARE LARGE (HUNDREDS OF METERS) LANDING AREAS IN SMALL (0.5-1.5 KM) NEARPOLAR CRATERS ON WHICH THE SURFACE IS PERMAFROST IN PERPETUAL DARKNESS BUT WITH PERPETUAL SUNLIGHT AVAILABLE AT ALTITUDES OF ONLY 10S TO 100S OF METERS. IN THESE PROSPECTIVE LANDING SITES DEPLOYABLE SOLAR ARRAYS HELD VERTICALLY ON MASTS 100 M OR SO IN LENGTH (LIGHTWEIGHT AND FEASIBLE IN LUNAR GRAVITY) CAN PROVIDE NEARLY CONTINUOUS POWER. THIS MEANS THAT A LARGE LANDER SUCH AS THE BLUE MOON VEHICLE PROPOSED BY BLUE ORIGIN A BFR; OR A MODESTLY SIZED LUNAR ICE MINING OUTPOST COULD SIT ON MINEABLE PERMAFROST WITH SOLAR ARRAYS IN PERPETUAL SUNLIGHT ON MASTS PROVIDING AFFORDABLE ELECTRIC POWER WITHOUT THE NEED TO SEPARATE POWER SUPPLY FROM THE LOAD. .THE SECOND ENABLING INNOVATION FOR LGMO IS RADIANT GAS DYNAMIC (RGD) MINING. RGD MINING IS A NEW PATENT PENDING TECHNOLOGY INVENTED BY TRANSASTRA TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF ECONOMICALLY AND RELIABLY PROSPECTING AND EXTRACTING LARGE QUANTITIES (1 000S OF TONS PER YEAR) OF VOLATILE MATERIALS FROM LUNAR REGOLITH USING LANDED PACKAGES OF JUST A FEW TONS EACH. TO OBVIATE THE PROBLEMS OF MECHANICAL DIGGING AND EXCAVATION RGD MINING USES A COMBINATION OF RADIO FREQUENCY MICROWAVE AND INFRARED RADIATION TO HEAT PERMAFROST AND OTHER TYPES OF ICE DEPOSITS WITH A DEPTH-CONTROLLED HEATING PROFILE. THIS SUBLIMATES THE ICE AND ENCOURAGES A SIGNIFICANT FRACTION OF THE VOLATILES TO MIGRATE UPWARD OUT OF THE REGOLITH INTO CRYOTRAPS WHERE IT CAN BE STORED IN LIQUID FORM. RGD MINING TECHNOLOGY IS INTEGRATED INTO LONG DURATION ELECTRIC POWERED ROVERS. IN USE THE VEHICLES STOP AT MINING LOCATIONS AND LOWER THEIR COLLECTION DOMES TO GATHER AVAILABLE WATER FROM AN AREA BEFORE MOVING ON. WHEN ON-BOARD STORAGE TANKS ARE FULL THE VEHICLES RETURN TO BASE TO EMPTY TANKS BEFORE MOVING BACK OUT INTO THE FIELD TO CONTINUE HARVESTING. THE ROVER CAN BE BATTERY OPERATED AND RECHARGE AT BASE OR CARRY A LASER RECEIVER POWERED BY A REMOTE LASER. BASED ON THESE INNOVATIONS LGMO PROMISES TO VASTLY REDUCE THE COST OF ESTABLISHING AND MAINTAINING A SIZABLE LUNAR POLAR OUTPOST THAT CAN SERVE FIRST AS A FIELD STATION FOR NASA ASTRONAUTS EXPLORING THE MOON AND THEN AS THE BEACHHEAD FOR AMERICAN LUNAR INDUSTRIALIZATION STARTING WITH FULFILLING COMMERCIAL PLANS FOR A LUNAR HOTEL FOR TOURISTS. .RGD MINING WILL ALLOW THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PRACTICAL SYSTEM THAT CAN BE CONSTRUCTED ON A MOBILE PLATFORM TO ENABLE THE USE OF A MIXTURE OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF RADIANT ENERGY WITH DIFFERENT PENETRATION DEPTHS TO CONTROL THE RELEASE OF WATER VAPOR FROM HARD LUNAR PERMAFROST IN SUCH A WAY THAT IT CAN BE TRAPPED AND CAPTURED BY A WATER COLLECTION SYSTEM. ALTHOUGH MICROWAVE EXTRACTION METHODS HAVE BEEN PROPOSED IN THE PAST THEY HAVE TYPICALLY REQUIRED PRIOR EXCAVATION OF SUBSTRATE MATERIAL OR DID NOT INCLUDE METHODS TO PREVENT RE-TRAPPING OF WATER BY COLD REGOLITH. BY USING A MULTI FREQUENCY RADIANT SYSTEM RGD PROVIDES A VARIABLE HEATING PROFILE THAT SUBLIMATES WATER VAPOR IN LAYERS FROM THE TOP DOWN AND ENCOURAGES EVOLVED WATER TO MIGRATE INTO CRYOTRAPS IN THE VEHICLE WHILE MINIMIZING REFREEZING OF THE WATER VAPOR IN THE SURROUNDING SUBSTRATE. THIS DESIGN COMBINES SUBSURFACE ICE PROSPECTING VIA LOW VOLTAGE DC SUBSURFACE SENSING INTEGRATED WITH TRL-6 DRILLS FOR DETECTION AND VOLATILE GAS COLLECTION IN A SINGLE VEHICLE. WE ESTIMATE THAT ROVERS SIZED FOR A NEW GLENN OR SLS PAYLOAD FARING WOULD MASS BETWEEN 2 AND 5 TONS AND WOULD EACH BE CAPABLE OF HARVESTING BETWEEN 20 AND 100 TIMES ITS MASS PER YEAR IN WATER. .

HELILADDER WORK-STAND

EERA EQUIPMENT, MISCELLANEOUS

NASA HUMAN LANDING SYSTEM (HLS) DESCENT ELEMENT - CONTRACTOR SHALL REFINE THE ARCHITECTURE, FUNCTIONAL ALLOCATION OPTIONS AND COMMON INTERFACES REQUIRED TO ENABLE THE HLS TO PROVIDE HUMAN LANDING CAPABILITY; INFORM OVERALL HLS REQUIREMENTS, PROVIDE UNDERSTANDING OF ELEMENT DESIGNS, SCHEDULES AND COSTS; IDENTITY KEY ELEMENT TECHNOLOGY MATURATION AREAS, AND IMPLEMENT DESCENT TECHNOLOGY MATURATION PLANS; IDENTIFY ANY LONG-LEAD PROCUREMENT ITEMS

BLUE ORIGIN ADVANCING SENSOR SUITES TO ENABLE LANDING ANYWHERE ON THE LUNAR SURFACE THE CONTRACT IS THE SPONSORING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION (NASA) AND THE CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (CONTRACTOR), A PRIVATE NONPROFIT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION, WHICH ESTABLISHES THE RELATIONSHIP FOR THE OPERATION OF THE FEDERALLY FUNDED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER (FFRDC) KNOWN AS THE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY. THE CONTRACTOR, JPL, IS REQUIRED TO PERFORM WORK THAT IS DESIGNATED IN TASK ORDERS ISSUED BY THE NASA MANAGEMENT OFFICE (NMO) CONTRACTING OFFICERS. NASA - SPONSORED WORK: JPL'S PRIMARY MISSION IS TO SUPPORT THE NASA SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE (SMD) IN CARRYING OUT THE SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES IDENTIFIED IN THE SMD SCIENCE PLAN. THE FOUR BROAD SCIENTIFIC AREAS ARE: EARTH SCIENCE, PLANETARY SCIENCE, HELIOPHYSICS, AND ASTROPHYSICS. IN PERFORMANCE OF THIS CONTRACT, JPL SHALL: 1) SUPPLY A BROAD BASE OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES RELEVANT TO NASA PROGRAM AND PROJECT RESPONSIBILITIES AND ASSIGNMENTS. 2) FOSTER ITS UNIQUE RELATIONSHIP WITH A TOP-TIER UNIVERSITY TO FACILITATE THE INVOLVEMENT OF SCIENTISTS, ENGINEERS, AND STUDENTS FROM THE UNIVERSITY AND RESEARCH COMMUNITIES IN NASA MISSION AND IN SUPPORTING OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. 3) SUPPORT NASA IN ENABLING PROGRAM AND INSTITUTIONAL CAPABILITIES. 4) DEVELOP SPACECRAFT AND INSTRUMENTS THAT ARE SENT TO VARIOUS DESTINATIONS WITH OUR SOLAR SYSTEM, INCLUDING EARTH ORBIT, PLANETS, PLANETARY SATELLITES, ASTEROIDS, AND COMETS. THESE MISSIONS MAY BE ORBITERS, LANDERS, OR ROVERS, AND TYPICALLY INCLUDE CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGIES REQUIRED TO MEET SCIENTIFIC REQUIREMENTS. 5) PERFORM PROJECT TASKS INVOLVING: (I) AUTONOMOUS DEEP-SPACE, INNER-SPACE AND EARTH-ORBITING SPACECRAFT OR MAJOR SUBSYSTEMS, (II) EXPERIMENTS, INSTRUMENTS, OR OTHER DEVICES WHICH MAY BE CARRIED AS PAYLOAD ON SPACECRAFTS IN MISSIONS MANAGED BY OTHERS, AND/OR (III) GROUND-BASED SYSTEMS. 6) BEYOND ITS PRIMARY MISSION, JPL MAY PERFORM WORK FOR OTHER NASA MISSION DIRECTORATES OR OFFICES. 7) JPL IS ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION, RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY INSERTION, AND MANAGEMENT OF NASA S DEEP SPACE NETWORK TO PROVIDE TELECOMMUNICATION AND OPERATION SERVICES, INCLUDING DATA ACQUISITION AND DATA DELIVERY REQUIRED TO MEET ESTABLISHED AGENCY OBJECTIVES. 8) JPL IS ALSO REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN AND CONDUCT AN EDUCATION PROGRAM IN CLOSE COORDINATION WITH THE NASA HEADQUARTERS EDUCATION OFFICE, THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY AT LARGE, AND IN SUPPORT TO NASA STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES TO IMPROVE STUDENT RETENTION IN THE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) DISCIPLINES. WORK FOR NON-NASA SPONSORS: JPL MAY PERFORM WORK FOR NON-NASA SPONSORS. THIS WORK WILL BE DESIGNATED IN TASK ORDERS ISSUED BY NMO CONTRACTING OFFICERS BASED ON TASK PLANS INITIATED BY THE CONTRACTOR.

INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF T0023 ASME PAYLOAD

IGF::OT::IGF STANDARD AND NON-STANDARDS SERVICES FOR T0052 CORE PAYLOAD

IG::OT::IG STANDARD AND NON STANDARD SERVICES FOR T0053 FLEX PAYLOAD

NASA RESEARCH ANNOUNCEMENT NRA SPACE TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT, DEMONSTRATION, AND INFUSION 2018 SPACETECH REDDI 2018 THIS CONTRACT IS FOR WORK SUPPORTING STMD TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES. DURING THE EXECUTION OF THIS CONTRACT, BLUE ORIGIN (THE CONTRACTOR) SHALL RECEIVE AND INTEGRATE PRECISION LANDING SENSORS (AND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT AS REQUIRED) AND CONDUCT TWO TEST FLIGHTS. THE CONTRACTOR, IN COORDINATION WITH NASA, SHALL DEVELOP A MUTUALLY AGREED TO TEST PLAN DEFINING THE OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, INSTALLATION LOCATION AND SENSOR VIEW) FOR THE SENSORS DURING FLIGHT OPERATION THEREBY ESTABLISHING THE TEST AND DEMONSTRATION ENVIRONMENT FOR THE SENSOR TECHNOLOGY. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPORT PROGRESS AND RESULTS OF WORK PERFORMED UNDER THIS CONTRACT THROUGH PERIODIC PROGRESS REPORTS, POST-FLIGHT ANALYSIS REPORTS, AND A FINAL REPORT SUMMARIZING THE RESULTS OF THE ENTIRE CONTRACT WORK.

T0168 SFEM-2 PAYLOAD FLIGHT

T0173 FBMC PAYLOAD FLIGHT

THIS IS A DELIVERY ORDER FOR ABAQUS SIMILIA SOFTWARE TOKENS AND LICENSE SUBSCRIPTIONS AND MAINTENANCE, AS PROVIDED BY VENDOR QUOTE # QUO-988078-H2T5F1. THE PERIOD OF COVERAGE SHALL BE 4/1/2019 THROUGH 3/31/2020. THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE IS 4/2/2019 THROUGH 3/31/2020. NO REINSTATEMENT FEES ARE INCORPORATED WITH THIS ORDER.

PPID28684 GREEN LEAF BEGONIAS RED 959 POTS, PINK 1,122 POTS, AND WHITE 118 POTS. NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS WHITE 32 POTS AND RED 32 POTS. WAVE PETUNIAS PURPLE 100 POTS AND WHITE 100 POTS. ALL POTS TO BE 4" AND PLANTS TO HAVE FULLY DEVELOPED ROOTS AND T IGF::CL::IGF

IGF::OT::IGF STANDARD AND NON-STANDARD SERVICES FOR OSCAR PAYLOAD

CLOIS BLUE ORIGIN

THE STUDY OF DUST PARTICLES IN THE UNIVERSE IS RELEVANT TO NUMEROUS FIELDS OF RESEARCH INCLUDING ASTRONOMY PLANETARY AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES. IN PARTICULAR THE LEVITATION OF DUST CLOUDS FOR THE STUDY OF THEIR EVOLUTION OR INTERACTION WITH LIGHT IS CRUCIAL TO THE UNDERSTANDING OF MANY ENVIRONMENTS IN SPACE (PROTOPLANETARY DISKS INTERSTELLAR MEDIUM ETC.). HOWEVER THE CHALLENGES OF LEVITATING DUST CLOUDS IN 1G INCLUDE SIZE SORTING DUE TO GRAVITY AND PREFERENTIAL PARTICLE ORIENTATION DUE TO THE LEVITATING MEDIUM. CLOUD LEVITATION IN MICROGRAVITY IS ALSO LIMITED BY HARDWARE CONSTRAINTS (CELL WALLS) AND RESIDUAL ACCELERATIONS OF THE FLIGHT PLATFORM. THE DUST IN-SITU MANIPULATION SYSTEM (DIMS) TECHNOLOGY BUILDS ON PAST EXPERIMENTS IN ORDER TO OFFER A FLEXIBLE LONG-TERM MICROGRAVITY PLATFORM FOR FUTURE DUST EXPERIMENTS. IN PARTICULAR DIMS WILL ALLOW FOR THE OBSERVATION OF AN UNDISTURBED (NO PHYSICAL CONTACT BETWEEN GRAINS AND TEST CELL WALLS) DUST CLOUD FOR SEVERAL MINUTES (NO CLOUD SHIFTING) WHICH HAS NEVER BEEN DEMONSTRATED YET. THE PHYSICAL CONCEPT AT THE CORE OF THE DIMS TECHNOLOGY IS THERMOPHORESIS: THE RESPONSE OF DUST PARTICLES INSIDE A RAREFIED GAS TO THE FORCE OF A TEMPERATURE GRADIENT. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE TEST FLIGHT WITH BLUE ORIGIN IS THE DEMONSTRATION OF DIMS FUNCTIONALITY AND OPERATION UNDER SEVERAL MINUTES OF MICROGRAVITY. TO THIS END DIMS IS COMPOSED OF TWO SUBSYSTEMS THE DUST PRODUCTION MECHANISM (DPM) AND THE CLOUD MANIPULATION SYSTEM (CMS). THE DMP CREATES CLOUDS OF DUST PARTICLES FROM ON-BOARD RESERVOIR CARTRIDGES AND INJECTS THEM INTO THE MAIN EXPERIMENT CHAMBER. THIS SUBSYSTEM ALLOWS FOR VARIOUS DUST TYPES AND CLOUD NUMBER DENSITIES TO BE CREATED. THE CMS USES THERMOPHORESIS TO CONTROL THE POSITION OF THE DUST CLOUD THUS COMPENSATING FOR ANY RESIDUAL ACCELERATIONS THAT MIGHT INDUCE CLOUD DRIFT. THE CMS IS ALSO ABLE TO INCREASE THE COLLISION RATE INSIDE THE CLOUD THUS CONTROLLING THE INTER-PARTICLE COLLISION CONDITIONS AND PARTICLE GROWTH. THE DUST GRAINS WITHIN THE CLOUD WILL BE OBSERVED FROM TWO DIFFERENT ANGLES USING HIGH-SPEED CAMERAS THUS CREATING A 3D IMAGE OF THE CLOUD. THE GENERATION TRAPPING AND CONTROLLED MOTION OF A DUST CLOUD INSIDE THE DIMS PAYLOAD COMPLETES ONE EXPERIMENT RUN AND WILL LAST 40 S. DURING THE 3 MINUTES OF MICROGRAVITY PROVIDED BY THE BLUE ORIGIN FLIGHT WE WILL RUN FOUR EXPERIMENT RUNS TESTING CMS OPERATIONS AT THREE DIFFERENT DUST TYPES AND TWO DIFFERENT GAS PRESSURES. THIS WILL ALLOW US TO VERIFY AND VALIDATE NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF DUST CLOUD RESPONSE TO THERMOPHORESIS IN A RAREFIED GAS. THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE DIMS TECHNOLOGY IN LONG-TERM MICROGRAVITY CONDITIONS (SUBORBITAL FLIGHT) WILL RESULT IN A NEW RESEARCH TOOL THAT CAN BE USED IN THE FUTURE BOTH ON SUBORBITAL FLIGHTS AND ON ORBITAL PLATFORMS SUCH AS THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (ISS) OR A SMALLSAT. THIS PROJECT IS THEREFORE ALIGNED WITH TOPIC 2 OF THE NASA FLIGHT OPPORTUNITIES (FO) APPENDIX F1 OF THE SPACETECH- REDDI-2018 ANNOUNCEMENT. DUE TO THE OMNIPRESENCE OF DUST IN THE UNIVERSE A GREAT NUMBER OF END USERS OF THE PAYLOAD CAN BE IDENTIFIED SUCH AS ASTRONOMERS ASTROCHEMISTS PLANETARY SCIENTISTS ETC. DIMS WILL THEREFORE ADDRESS SEVERAL GOALS AND CORE QUESTIONS OF THE 2018 NASA STRATEGIC PLAN AS WELL AS THE ASTROPHYSICS PLANETARY SCIENCES AND ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES DECADAL SURVEYS.

PROPOSED IS A KNOWLEDGE GATHERING PAYLOAD TO GENERATE DATA FROM A UNIQUE AND TAILORED GEOMETRY WITH SOME ZERO-G FLIGHT HERITAGE TO DRIVE IMPROVEMENTS IN SIMULATION OF NON-LINEAR CONTACT LINE MOTION (OR CONTACT ANGLE) ON NATURAL FREQUENCIES FOR THE CAPILLARYDOMINATED PHENOMENON OF LOW-G PROPELLANT SLOSH MOTION. NON-LINEAR CONTACT LINE MOTION (OR EQUIVALENTLY HYSTERESIS IN DYNAMICS CONTACT ANGLE) HAD BEEN KNOWN SINCE THE 1960S TO BE ABLE TO HAVE A LARGE EFFECT SUCH AS A FACTOR OF SIX ON THE FUNDAMENTAL NATURAL FREQUENCY AND PRESUMABLY ON HARMONICS TOO. WHEN ACCELERATION EXISTS FOR THE SPACECRAFT SUCH AS DURING AN ORBIT-RAISING BURN OR A TRAJECTORY ACCELERATION OR CORRECTION BURN THE ACCELERATION-INDUCED PRESSURE GRADIENT GENERALLY DOMINATES OVER CAPILLARY EFFECTS AND SLOSH IS NEARLY AS SIMPLE AS ONE-G SLOSH ON EARTH. TWO CONSIDERATIONS ONE OLD AND ONE NEW CREATE A NEED FOR GATHERING DATA ON THE LOW-G RESPONSE SUCH AS PROPELLANT (OR COOLANT WATER OR OTHER LIQUID IN USE IN A SPACECRAFT) SETTLING AFTER A MANEUVER OR DOCKING EVENT OR MOTION OF A ROBOTIC SERVICING VEHICLE ETC: FIRST LITTLE DATA EXISTS FOR THIS COMMON EVENT IN SPACEFLIGHT AND THUS FEW MODELS FOR COMPUTATION AND DESIGN EXIST AND SECOND THE NEW TREND TOWARDS SMALLER SATELLITES REDUCES UNCERTAINTY FROM SCALING UP DATA FROM THESE SMALL FLUIDS PAYLOADS TO TRUE SCALE (AND NO LARGE FLUIDS EXPERIMENT HAS BEEN TO OR IS HEADED TO ISS.) THE PROPOSED PAYLOAD WILL FLY ON A SINGLE BLUE ORIGIN SUB-ORBITAL FLIGHT IN THEIR DOUBLE-HEIGHT PAYLOAD LOCKER AND WILL FIT THEIR STANDARD MASS SIZE CONTROL POWER AND DATA ACQUISITION CONSTRAINTS.. THE NOVEL DESIGN FOR THE TESTING GEOMETRY CREATES TWO-DIMENSIONAL MEAN FLOW AND CONTACT LINE MOTION IN A THREE-DIMENSIONAL CONTAINER SUCH THAT THE KNOWLEDGE GATHERED WILL BE OF USE FOR SUBSEQUENT TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPERS TO ADVANCE MOST EFFICIENTLY THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRACTICAL DATA-BASED MODELS FOR THE MAJOR NON-LINEARITIES OF CONTACT LINE MOTION.

4544542678!CARPET TILES BLUE MOON TRANSPARENT

BLUE ORIGIN PAD SAFETY SUPPORT

IGF::OT::IGF EERA MOBILE FOOD SERVICE

WE PROPOSE TO DEMONSTRATE A VEHICLE ENHANCEMENT AND ONBOARD FACILITY FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF A REMOTE SENSING PAYLOAD SYSTEM ON THE BLUE ORIGIN NEW SHEPPARD REUSABLE SUBORBITAL LAUNCH VEHICLE. THIS PROPOSAL IS SOLELY FOR INTEGRATION FLIGHT TESTING AND POST FLIGHT CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SYSTEM. THE ENHANCEMENT CONSISTS OF THE IRIS: INTEGRATED REMOTE IMAGING SYSTEM WHICH IS HELD INSIDE A RUGGEDIZED BLUE ORIGIN PAYLOAD LOCKER AND CONSISTS OF AN APL PROVIDED VISIBLE-SHORTWAVE INFRARED SPECTROMETER WITH ITS OPTICAL FEED MOUNTED ON AN APL-PROVIDED FLIGHT-PROVEN 2-AXIS GIMBAL BOTH CONTROLLED BY THE FLIGHT PROVEN JANUS INTERFACE ELECTRONICS. THIS SYSTEM WILL BE MOUNTED ON THE UPPER RING OF THE PROPULSION MODULE (PM).

IGF::OT::IGF EERA FOOD UNIT

HELILADDER MODULAR WORK-STAND

1,500 KNIVES, VICTORINOX MODEL 42604 OR SIMILAR, REQUIRED. MUST HAVE WAVY EDGE (SERRATED), WHITE NYLON HANDLE, STAINLESS STEEL, AND BLADE MUST BE 4" IN LENGTH.

HELILADDER MX5+ MODULAR WORK-STAND

OT:: THIS IS A PURCHASE ORDER FOR NEXTSTEP BAA APPENDIX D (IN-SITU RESOURCE UTILIZATION).

BLUE ORIGIN STUDY FOR COMMERCIALIZATION OF LOW EARTH ORBIT CONTRACT - 8800000987

MAINTENANCE SERVICES AGREEMENT- INCLUDES ALL PARTS, LABOR AND SUPPLIES FOR THE OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER' COPIER CANON IMAGE RUNNER, MODEL C5030G, SERIAL NUMBER EUV00650. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE FOR BASE YEAR IS 8/19/2018-8/18/2019. THERE WILL BE 4 OPTION YEARS TO COVER THESE SERVICES. THE CURRENT CONTRACT DOLB132J16701, OPTION YEAR 4 WILL EXPIRE 8/18/2018.

SPECIAL STUDY FOR OSCAR PAYLOAD

FLIGHT AND PAYLOAD INTEGRATION SERVICES

FLIGHT AND PAYLOAD INTEGRATION SERVICES

MODULAR HELILADDER

INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF THE CHARACTERIZATION OF 3D PRINTING PROCESSES UNDER MICROGRAVITY CONDITIONS PAYLOAD ON BLUE ORIGIN CREW CAPSULE V2.0. THIS PAYLOAD IS IN COLLABORATION WITH UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNDER THE NASA UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT INSTRUMENT PROJECT (USIP).

INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT OF THE EVALUATION OF GRAVITY SENSING MECHANISMS IN TISSUE-ENGINEERED SKELETAL MUSCLE PAYLOAD. THIS PAYLOAD IS IN COLLABORATION WITH UNIVERSITY OF OHIO UNDER THE NASA UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT INSTRUMENT PROJECT (USIP),

SCRUB JAY HABITAT RESTORATION - BLUE ORIGIN

THERE WILL BE 4 STAFF MEMBER'S ATTENDING THE LENDIT FINTECH USA 2018 CONFERENCE IN SAN FRANCISCO, CA, APRIL 09-11, 2018. THE CONFERENCE FEE IS $995.00 PP. LENDIT IS A PLATFORM DEDICARED TO CONNECTING THE LENDING AND FINTECH COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE. THE STAFF MEMBER'S ATTENDING ARE FROM MARKET'S: SBLM-ANIRUDH SARNA, CLRC-LAURA UDIS AND MARY GRIFFIN, REGULATIONS: KATHRYN LAZAREV.

NY NATIONAL GUARD HELI MAINTENANCE LADDERS.

FIRM FIXED PRICE TASK ORDER # HHSI24103045T AGAINST CONTRACT HHSI241201800004I FOR REFERENCE LABORATORY TESTING AND PATHOLOGY SERVICES AT THE PINE RIDGE HOSPITAL IN PINE RIDGE, SD. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE FOR THIS TASK ORDER WILL BE 4/01/2018 - 4/30/2018.

FUTURE LONG-DURATION HUMAN SPACE EXPLORATION MISSIONS WILL DEPEND ON RAPID REPEATABLE CRYOGENIC PROPELLANT GAUGING AND NASA S RADIO FREQUENCY MASS GAUGING (RFMG) IS ON THE PATH TO BECOMING THE PRIMARY LOW-G GAUGING METHOD FOR THESE MISSIONS. THERE IS NO ALTERNATIVE METHOD CURRENTLY AVAILABLE TO GAUGE CRYOGENIC PROPELLANTS IN WEIGHTLESSNESS WITHOUT MANEUVERING THE VEHICLE. THE INTERNAL FLUID CONTROL OF THIS UPCOMING ORBITAL TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT TEST HAS PROMPTED THIS PROPOSED SEEKING TO ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY READINESS OF THE FLUID CONTROL SUB-SYSTEM OF THE RFMG TEST WHICH IS OF VITAL IMPORTANCE TO FUTURE LONG-DURATION HUMAN SPACE EXPLORATION. PROPOSED IS A TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION PAYLOAD TO DEVELOP CONFIDENCE IN CERTAIN GEOMETRIES INSIDE PROPELLANT TANKS IN THE RFMG PORTION OF NASA STMD S EVOLVABLE CRYOGENICS (ECRYO) PROGRAM. THE PAYLOAD WILL FLY ON A SINGLE BLUE ORIGIN SUB-ORBITAL FLIGHT IN THEIR STANDARD-SIZED SINGLE-HEIGHT PAYLOAD LOCKER AND WILL BE ACCOMMODATED BY THE STANDARD MASS SIZE CONTROL POWER AND DATA ACQUISITION RESOURCES. GEOMETRY FEATURES SUCH AS A CENTRAL POST AND A FLAT SENSOR BOARD WITH MULTIPLE PROTRUDING VERY SMALL DIAMETER SENSORS IN THE RFMG TEST VESSEL AFFECT THE SHAPE AND STABILITY OF THE CAPILLARY-DRIVEN POSITIONING OF THE CRYOGEN. THESE FEATURES ARE REPLICATED IN PURDUE S PROPOSED CRYOGENIC GAUGING TECHNOLOGY GEOMETRY DEVELOPMENT PAYLOAD IN A MANNER WHICH MAKES FOR PRACTICAL STUDY IN THREE MINUTES OF WEIGHTLESSNESS AND WITH A SMALL BUDGET. THIS PROPOSED TRL ADVANCEMENT EFFORT IS THUS SUPPORTING THE RFMG TEST IN NASA S RRM3 PAYLOAD. RFMG IS TO BE IS INSTALLED IN AN RRM3 TANK SO THEREFORE THIS EFFORT ALSO SUPPORTS THE BIG-PICTURE GOALS OF RRM3. STATE OF THE ART CRYOGENIC GAUGING IS NEARLY NONEXISTENT UNLESS ONE RELIES ON FIRST FIRING A SETTLING BURN WITH THRUSTERS.

THE MODAL PROPELLANT GAUGING EXPERIMENT SEEKS TO DEMONSTRATE THE INFUSION POTENTIAL OF A NON-INVASIVE INEXPENSIVE AND ROBUST METHOD FOR GAUGING BOTH SETTLED AND UNSETTLED PROPELLANT AT GAUGING RESOLUTIONS OF 1% FOR SETTLED PROPELLANTS AND 2-4% FOR UNSETTLED SLOSHING PROPELLANTS. THE PROPOSED WORK REPRESENTS A SIGNIFICANT EXPANSION OF THE PREVIOUSLY FUNDED PROGRAM OBJECTIVES TO ADDRESS IMMEDIATE NEEDS IN THE ORION/SLS EXPLORATION MISSION ARCHITECTURE. SPECIFICALLY WE ADDRESS TWO CENTRAL OBJECTIVES IN THE PROPOSED WORK. (1) WE INTEND TO DEMONSTRATE 1% ZERO-G GAUGING RESOLUTIONS OF BAFFLE-SETTLED REALISTIC PROPELLANT SIMULANT IN MODEL PROPELLANT TANKS WITH INTERNAL PROPELLANT MANAGEMENT STRUCTURES. (2) WE INTEND TO VERIFY A CENTRAL HYPOTHESIS OF THE MPG APPROACH WHICH IS THAT THE MASS-LOADING OF TANK WALLS (AND THEREFORE THE MODAL FREQUENCIES) IS UNIQUELY DETERMINED BY THE ADHERED LIQUID LAYER. IN ORDER TO MEET THE PROPOSED OBJECTIVES TWO DISTINCT EXPERIMENTS WILL BE CARRIED OUT. THE FIRST OBJECTIVE WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED USING THE MPG PARABOLIC FLIGHT RIG WITH BAFFLE-SETTLED PROPELLANT SIMULANT. WE LL USE ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL (IPA) TO BETTER REPRESENT THE BOND NUMBER AND OTHER LIQUID-STRUCTURE PARAMETERS OF CRYOGENIC PROPELLANTS IN REAL TANKS. THE EXISTING COMPOSITE OVERWRAPPED VESSEL (COPV) TANKS WILL BE OUTFITTED WITH PROPELLANT MANAGEMENT DEVICES AND RING BAFFLES TO ACCURATELY REPRODUCE THE INTERNAL STRUCTURES OF THE ORION PROPELLANT TANKS. THE BAFFLES WILL BE DESIGNED AND TESTED TO PRODUCE SETTLED LIQUIDS WITHIN SECONDS AFTER THE ONSET OF ZERO-G PORTION OF THE PARABOLIC FLIGHT TRAJECTORY. THE TEST PLAN FOR OBJECTIVE 1 IS TO ACQUIRE 24 DATA POINTS AT 1% FILL-FRACTION INTERVALS AT 5 DATA POINTS PER FILL LEVEL (4X PARABOLIC FLIGHTS). THE SECOND OBJECTIVE WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY ESTABLISHING A ZERO-G EQUILIBRIUM LIQUID SURFACE AT THREE DIFFERENT FILL FRACTIONS IN SIMPLIFIED MODEL TANKS. WE WILL CORRELATE THE MODAL FREQUENCY SPECTRUM AT EACH FILL FRACTION TO THE ADHERED LIQUID LAYER MASS USING CAMERAS TO VERIFY SURFACE EQUILIBRIUM AND TO MEASURE ADHERED LIQUID MASS FRACTION AND BY USING OUR STANDARD MODAL SENSORS AND COMPUTATIONAL HARDWARE TO MEASURE MODAL RESPONSE. WE HAVE CARRIED OUT COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS (CFD) CALCULATIONS TO DETERMINE THE TANK SIZE AND FILL FRACTION SUCH THAT AN EQUILIBRIUM SURFACE CAN BE OBTAINED WITHIN THE FIRST MINUTE OF THE 2.5 MINUTES OF ZERO-G AFFORDED BY THE BLUE ORIGIN NEW SHEPARD SUBORBITAL VEHICLE. THE REMAINING 1.5 MINUTES WILL BE USED TO ACQUIRE MODAL DATA OF THE THREE TANKS WITH SETTLED LIQUID SURFACES.THE TEST PLAN FOR OBJECTIVE 2 IS TO UTILIZE A DOUBLE-LOCKER PAYLOAD EXPERIMENT ON BLUE ORIGIN S NEW SHEPARD VEHICLE. WE PROPOSE A SINGLE FLIGHT WITH AN EXPERIMENT CONSISTING OF THREE 6-INCH DIAMETER MODEL TANKS AT THREE DIFFERENT FILL FRACTIONS FOR WHICH SETTLED SURFACES CAN BE ACHIEVED IN<1 MINUTE OF CLEAN 0-G. PROPELLANT IS THE PRIMARY LIFE-LIMITING RESOURCE ON SPACECRAFT. ACCURATE GAUGING OF PROPELLANT VOLUME IN A MICROGRAVITY ENVIRONMENT HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED BY THE NASA EXPLORATION SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE STUDY (ESAS) FINAL REPORT AS AN AREA REQUIRING SIGNIFICANT FURTHER DEVELOPMENT. THE MICROGRAVITY ENVIRONMENT RENDERS DIRECT VOLUME MEASUREMENT USING TRADITIONAL BUOYANCY- AND LEVEL-BASED TECHNIQUES INEFFECTIVE. INSTEAD INDIRECT METHODS ARE CURRENTLY USED TO ESTABLISH PROPELLANT VOLUME. THESE METHODS INCUR CONSIDERABLE ADDITIONAL MASS AND EXPENSE TO MISSION ARCHITECTURES. ADDITIONALLY TRADITIONAL METHODS OF PROPELLANT GAUGING SUFFER FROM DECREASING ACCURACY AS THE TANK EMPTIES SO THAT MASS-GAUGING ACCURACY IS LOWEST AT THE END OF MISSION LIFE WHEN GAUGING ACCURACY IS MOST IMPORTANT. FINALLY PREVIOUS WORK ON MPG HAS ATTRACTED IMMEDIATE INFUSION INTEREST FROM ORION PROGRAM MANAGERS AND THEIR SUPPORT FOR THIS PROPOSAL HAS HELPED SHAPE THE DIRECTION OF THE TECHNOLOGY MATURATION PLAN FOR THIS PROJECT.

TEACHERS IN SPACE INC. (TIS) PROPOSE TO EXPAND AND UPDATE OUR EDUCATOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS AND CLASSROOM FLIGHT EXPERIMENTS PROGRAM BY ADDING SUBORBITAL FLIGHTS WITH BLUE ORIGIN S NEW SHEPARD VEHICLE TO OUR CURRENT OFFERINGS OF HIGH ALTITUDE BALLOON AND STRATOSPHERIC GLIDER (AIRBUS PERLAN II) FLIGHTS FOR EXPERIMENTS BUILT INSIDE CUBESAT FORMFACTORS. ORIGINALLY FUNDED BY A 2010 NASA CAN AWARDED TO THE SPACE FRONTIER FOUNDATION TEACHERS IN SPACE BEGAN IN 2011 TO PRODUCE WORKSHOPS FLIGHT EXPERIMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND OTHER SPACE SCIENCE EXPERIENCES FOR TEACHERS AND THEIR STUDENTS TO SHARE THE EXCITEMENT OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING AND MATH (STEM). WE ADDED GLIDER FLIGHTS FOR TEACHERS AND HIGH ALTITUDE BALLOON FLIGHTS FOR EXPERIMENTS TO OUR PROGRAM IN 2012. IN 2014 WE INCORPORATED IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK AS AN EDUCATIONAL NON-PROFIT 501(C)3 ORGANIZATION AND IN 2015 WE ADDED EXPERIMENTAL PAYLOADS. OUR GOAL ALL ALONG HAS BEEN TO ENABLE TEACHERS AND THEIR STUDENTS TO BUILD AND FLY EXPERIMENTS ABOARD SUBORBITAL VEHICLES. WE ARE THRILLED THAT THIS OPPORTUNITY HAS ARRIVED! IN 2016 WE BEGAN ACCEPTING CONTRACTS FROM INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS AND DSTRICTS TO BRING OUR FLIGHT EXPERIMENTS WORKSHOPS AND FLIGHT PROGRAMS DIRECTLY INTO CLASSROOMS REACHING STUDENTS AS WELL AS TEACHERS DIRECTLY. WE BEGAN TO STANDARDIZE OUR EXPERIMENT DESIGNS USING 3D-PRINTED CUBESAT FORM FACTOR FRAMES AND A SUITE OF ARDUINO SENSORS PROCESSORS AND DATA STORES WHICH TEACHERS AND STUDENTS CAN CONFIGURE IN A NUMBER OF WAYS. WE NOW HAVE A NUMBER OF EXPERIMENT TYPES WHICH HAVE FLOWN ON BOTH HIGH ALTITUDE BALLOON AND STRATOSPHERIC GLIDER AND WHICH WE ARE EAGER TO INTEGRATE INTO NANORACKS FEATHERFRAME ABOARD NEW SHEPARD. SCHOOLS CITIES TEACHERS WANT TO GIVE THEIR STUDENTS CUTTING EDGE MEANINGFUL STEM LEARNING EXPERIENCES BUT THEY DON T REQUIRE THAT EVERY LESSON BE BRAND NEW. GREAT VALUE COMES FROM TEACHING NEW BUT TESTED TECHNOLOGIES AND ALLOWING TEACHERS AND STUDENTS TO EXPERIMENT WITH CONFIGURATION AND TO COMPARE AND DISCUSS THEIR RESULTS WITH EACH OTHER VIA OUR COMMUNITY WEBPAGES SOCIAL MEDIA SPACES AND BOTH VIDEO AND LIVE CONFERENCING OPPORTUNITIES. THIS PROPOSAL SHOWS HOW FUNDING VIA NASA S REDDI PROGRAM WILL HELP TEACHERS IN SPACE SIGNIFICANTLY EXPAND THE TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCES WE PROVIDE TO TEACHERS AND TO STUDENTS ACROSS THE UNITED STATES BY ENABLING US TO STANDARDIZE THE TECHNOLOGIES AND ENGINEERING METHODOLOGIES WE TEACH. WE LL BE ABLE TO OFFER FLIGHT EXPERIMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO THOUSANDS RATHER THAN HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS ANNUALLY AND WE CAN GREATLY INCREASE THE NUMBER OF TEACHERS WE TRAIN WHO IN TURN WILL SHARE THEIR KNOWLEDGE WITH OTHER TEACHERS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS. ULTIMATELY WE LL SEE A CONTINUED INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS FROM OUR PROGRAM GOING ON TO STEM CAREERS IN THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY IN MEDICINE AND IN ENGINEERING. TEACHERS IN SPACE MAINTAINS COLLABORATIONS WITH NASA AEROINSTITUTE SSEP NANORACKS EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY CUNY SUNY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NASTAR SPACEX ORBITAL ATK SPACE FLORIDA ZEROG BLUE ORIGIN FINAL FRONTIER DESIGN ARDUSAT SILICON VALLEY SPACE CENTER INTREPID MUSEUM CHALLENGER CENTER NYSKIES AND SPACE.COM. WE HAVE DELIVERED OR ARE IN CONTRACT TO DELIVER WORKSHOPS AND EXPERIMENT FLIGHTS FOR NEW YORK CITY SCHOOLS THE ASHFORD SCHOOL IN CONNECTICUT ADVENTURE SCIENCE MUSEUM IN NASHVILLE INTREPID SEA AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM THE PERLAN PROJECT AND THE WORLD SCIENCE FESTIVAL. DENNIS STONE FORMER NASA COMMERCIAL CREW AND CARGO INTEGRATION MANAGER SAID "WHAT SETS YOU GUYS APART IS YOU'RE ACTUALLY FLYING STUFF. WITH THIS REDDI FUNDING OPPORTUNITY AND THE SUPPORT OF OUR SPONSORS AND PARTNERS WE CAN NOW STANDARDIZE AND GREATLY INCREASE THE STUFF WE FLY ON BEHALF OF TEACHERS AND THEIR STUDENTS WHETHER IN THE STRATOSPHERE OR AT LONG LAST ABOARD SUBORBITAL FLIGHTS.

KEY OBJECTIVE: THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE IS TO DEVELOP AND TEST AN EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ACCESS PAYLOAD ACCOMMODATION FACILITY. WE PROPOSE TO DEMONSTRATE A VEHICLE ENHANCEMENT AND ONBOARD FACILITY FOR PAYLOAD ACCOMMODATION FOR THE BLUE ORIGIN NEW SHEPPARD REUSABLE SUBORBITAL LAUNCH VEHICLE BY ESTABLISHING AN EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ACCESS CAPABILITY. THIS PROPOSAL IS SOLELY FOR INTEGRATION AND FLIGHT TESTING. THE ENHANCEMENT CONSISTS OF THE JANUS INTEGRATION PLATFORM MODIFIED WITH AN AEROGEL COLLECTOR SYSTEM TO BE MOUNTED ON THE UPPER RING OF THE PROPULSION MODULE (PM). TECHNIQUES FOR ACCOMPLISHING THE KEY OBJECTIVE: 1) INTEGRATE AEROGEL COLLECTOR WITH EXISTING JANUS 2.0 INTEGRATION PLATFORM 2) MOUNT OUR PAYLOAD ON THE BLUE ORIGIN NEW SHEPARD VEHICLE TO ALLOW EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ACCESS 3) FLY THIS PAYLOAD WITH EXTERNAL ACCESS ON THE TEST FLIGHT. 4) ANALYZE FLIGHT RESULTS AND ASSESS THE EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT PERCEIVED SIGNIFICANCE: OUR PROPOSED PROJECT IS HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT TO U.S. SPACE EXPLORATION AND UTILIZATION BECAUSE SUCH EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ACCESS IS A CRITICAL CAPABILITY THAT MUST BE DEVELOPED IF THESE NEW VEHICLES ARE TO HAVE SUCH A GAME CHANGING IMPACT. CURRENTLY NO EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ACCESS CAPABILITY EXISTS ON THE BLUE ORIGIN NEW SHEPPARD VEHICLE SO OUR PROPOSAL EXCEEDS CURRENT STATE OF THE ART. ESTABLISHING SUCH A NOVEL CAPABILITY IS REVOLUTIONARY DISRUPTIVE AND TRANSFORMATIVE. TO DATE RELATIVELY LITTLE IN SITU OBSERVATIONS AND SAMPLING EXIST FOR SUBORBITAL SPACE AT 80-100 KM ALTITUDES DESPITE THIS BEING A CRITICAL REGION WHERE THE ATMOSPHERE (COLLISIONAL) TRANSITIONS TO SPACE (NON-COLLISIONAL). WHAT LITTLE DATA EXISTS WAS DERIVED FROM INFREQUENT AND RELATIVELY EXPENSIVE SOUNDING ROCKETS. ONCE WE ESTABLISH THIS CAPABILITY WE ANTICIPATE A NEW ERA OF DISCOVERY IN THIS REGION WILL PROVIDE UNPRECEDENTED INSIGHT INTO SUBORBITAL SPACE IMPACTING MANY EARTH BASED AND GEOSCIENCE MISSIONS REQUIRING SCIENTIFIC MEASUREMENTS. ADDITIONALLY WE WILL ENABLE MANY MORE INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT/TESTING AND TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION PROGRAMS THAT WILL LIKELY MORE RAPIDLY ADVANCE THE STATE OF THE ART FOR INSTRUMENTS ON LARGE SPACE MISSIONS. THIS IS ENABLED BY INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT TESTING AND EVALUATIONS AT DRAMATICALLY LOWER COSTS AND MORE RAPID DEVELOPMENT TIMELINES. SUCH A CAPABILITY NOT ONLY ALSO SUPPORTS EARTH BASED MISSIONS BUT ALSO ALL PLANETARY MISSIONS AND COMMERCIAL VENTURES WHERE THIS ENVIRONMENT IS AT LEAST PARTIALLY APPLICABLE. VIRTUALLY ANY MISSION OR COMMERCIAL APPLICATION THAT REQUIRES EXTERNAL ACCESS AT 100 KM ALTITUDES OR BELOW WILL BE ENABLED BY OUR PROPOSED WORK.

MX-8 HELILADDERS

SUNSET GRILL RESTAURANT&CATERING-MEALS FOR JOHNSON RIDGE FIRE. UT-MLF-007421. COPIES OF RES. ORDERS ATTACHED

4539428958!BE 4-1/4 INCHES IN LENGTH

AIRCRAFT MAINT LADDER

4538890167!SHAW CARPET TILES, BLUE MOON, TRANSPAREN

1. MICHAEL WEIL PH.D. (CO-I) HAS INITIATED A STUDY IN WHICH MALE C3H MICE WERE EXPOSED TO A SINGLE DOSE OF 28SI AT BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY TRANSPORTED TO COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY (CSU) AND ARE ADMINISTERED ASPIRIN IN THE DRINKING WATER. THE PRIMARY ENDPOINT OF THESE STUDIES IS TUMOR FORMATION. WE WILL USE THESE MICE TO ALSO THE EFFECTS OF ASPIRIN ON CARDIAC FUNCTION CARDIAC MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION AND CARDIAC TISSUE REMODELING. THERE WILL BE 4 EXPERIMENTAL GROUPS: SHAM-IRRADIATED CONTROLS WITH REGULAR DRINKING WATER SHAMIRRADIATED CONTROLS TREATED WITH ASPIRIN 28SI EXPOSED MICE WITH REGULAR DRINKING WATER 28SI EXPOSED MICE TREATED WITH ASPIRIN. FOR STATISTICAL POWER WE WILL ASSESS 10 MICE PER GROUP. 2. DR. WEIL WILL PERFORM A STUDY IN WHICH MALE C3H MICE ARE EXPOSED TO CHRONIC LOW-DOSE RATE NEUTRONS IN HIS NEUTRON FACILITY AT CSU FOR 400 DAYS AND ADMINISTERED ASPIRIN IN THE DRINKING WATER. THE PRIMARY ENDPOINT IS TUMOR FORMATION UP TO 400 DAYS AFTER THE COMPLETION OF NEUTRON EXPOSURE. WE WILL ASSESS CARDIAC FUNCTION CARDIAC MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION AND CARDIAC TISSUE REMODELING IN THESE MICE. THERE WILL BE 4 EXPERIMENTAL GROUPS: SHAM-IRRADIATED CONTROLS WITH REGULAR DRINKING WATER SHAM-IRRADIATED CONTROLS TREATED WITH ASPIRIN NEUTRON-EXPOSED MICE WITH REGULAR DRINKING WATER NEUTRON-EXPOSED MICE TREATED WITH ASPIRIN. WE WILL ASSESS 10 MICE PER GROUP.

4538763382!SHAW TRANSPARENT CARPET TILE BLUE MOON 2

TAR/MILL PORTABLES

BARRACKS TRAILER LODGING #111- BMDO IGF::OT::IGF

IGF::OT::IGFA NEW SPIN ON SUBORBITAL MICROGRAVITY RESEARCH: DEVELOPING A CENTRIFUGE FOR BLUE ORIGIN'S NEW SHEPARD

FIRE SUPPORT FOR BACA FIRE IGF::CT::IGF

8' HELILADDER MX-8

LODGING BARRACKS SPACE #211 - BMDO IGF::OT::IGF

4537519447!SHAW CARPET TRANSPARENT TILE BLUE MOON,

HELILADDER 8" (PART # MX-8)

IGF::OT::IGF CLIN 4: ENVIRONMENTAL SUPPORT TASK, SCRUB MITIGATION FOR BLUE ORIGIN, CCAFS.

FIRM FIXED PRICED BLANKET PURCHASE AGREEMENT TO PROVIDE 63,000 FROZEN FUZZY NEONATE MICE (DNM) PER YEAR (15,750 EACH ON A QUARTERLY BASIS). WEIGHT SHALL BE 4-7 GRAMS PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 03/01/2017 TO 2/28/2022.

4536850141!SIN #31-601 TRANSPARENT TILE BLUE MOON (

4536646124!SIN#31-601 TRANSPARENT TILE BLUE MOON

NM F-87-BE-4 PROTECTION OF RECREATIONAL BOATING WATER RESOURCES IN NEW MEXICO

4536424399!TRANSPARENT TILE/ 62486/BLUE MOON, 5.33

4536312771!TRANSPARENT TILE/ 62486/BLUE MOON, 5.33

IGF::OT::IGF AUTONOMOUS FLIGHT TERMINATION SYSTEM

IGF::OT::IGF SUBORBITAL FLIGHT EXPERIMENT MONITOR - 2 (SFEM-2)

IGF::OT::IGF ADJUNCT PROFESSOR CHARLES MUNSCH TO GRADE EPRJ320 (NAVAL ARCHITECTURE) AND EPRJ340 (SHIPBOARD SYSTEMS II)SEA PROJECTS. TOTAL LOAD HOURS: 3 - TOTAL COST OF CONTRACT WILL BE $4,200.00 - NOVEMBER 8, 2017 - FEBRUARY 24, 2017.

HELILADDERS 7' MX-7

IGF::OT::IGF BLUE MOON

1.PROVIDE A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT INCLUDING THE PROJECT GOAL(S) AS WELL AS AN OVERVIEW OF THE ACTIVITIES THE REQUESTED VISTAS AND LEADERS WILL PERFORM. THE VISTA PROGRAM WE ARE PROPOSING IS TO SUPPORT AND EXPAND THE CAPACITY OF THE SUMMER BRIDGE ENRICHMENT PROGRAM . THIS PROGRAM INVOLVES HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE HAWAII ACADEMIES CONSORTIUM WORKING ON BUILDING ACADEMIC SKILLS OF TRANSITIONING STUDENTS (8TH TO 9TH GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOL TO COLLEGE). IN ADDITION, MORE EMPHASIS WILL BE PUT ON COLLEGE AND CAREERS USING COMMUNITY RESOURCES SUCH AS THE COMMUNITY COLLEGES, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, AND LOCAL BUSINESSES. BECAUSE OF THE RECENT OPIOID EPIDEMIC, THE PROGRAM WILL ALSO ADDRESS DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION AND EDUCATION. WE ARE APPLYING FOR ONE FULL-TIME VISTA MEMBER WHO WILL DEVELOP TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO ENABLE THE SCHOOLS TO IMPLEMENT SUCCESSFUL SUMMER BRIDGE PROGRAMS. ASIDE FROM THE FULL-TIME VISTA MEMBER, IF THE OPPORTUNITY BECOMES AVAILABLE, WE WILL ALSO REQUEST SUMMER ASSOCIATES TO ASSIST AS TUTORS DURING THE PROGRAM. DURATION OF THE PROGRAM WILL BE 4-6 WEEKS (DEPENDING UPON THE CAPABILITIES AT EACH SCHOOL). EMPHASIS: (1) BRIDGE ACADEMICS WITH REAL WORLD APPLICATIONS; (2) DEVELOP STUDY SKILLS (ORGANIZATION, NOTE TAKING, EXTENDED RESPONSE FORMAT); (3) DEVELOP PERSONAL AWARENESS ON LEARNING STYLES AND INTERESTS AS WELL AS LIFE SKILLS; (4) DEVELOP RESILIENCY SKILLS TO HELP WITH TRANSITION TO HIGH SCHOOL; (5) AWARENESS AND PREVENTION OF DRUG ABUSE; AND (6) FOCUS ON COLLEGE AND CAREER AWARENESS THROUGH EXTENDED LEARNING EXPERIENCES STUDENTS TARGETED WILL BE INCOMING 9TH GRADERS AS WELL AS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TAKING COLLEGE CLASSES. MOST OF THE SCHOOLS ARE IN POVERTY AREAS AND EFFORTS TO HELP STUDENTS ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN HIGH SCHOOL AND BEYOND IS OUR ANTI-POVERTY FOCUS. PROJECT GOALS: STUDENTS WILL: 1.BUILD ACADEMIC PROFICIENCY IN AREAS OF MATH, SCIENCE, AND LANGUAGE ARTS THROUGH AUTHENTIC LEARNING EXPERIENCES 2.EXPLORE CAREERS THROUGH CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION (CTE) PATHWAYS 3.PREPARE FOR COLLEGE AND/OR CAREERS THROUGH JOB SHADOWING AND VISITATIONS INCLUDING WORK-READINESS SKILLS 4.DEVELOP SKILLS FOR SUCCESS IN HIGH SCHOOL AS WELL AS POST SECONDARY EDUCATION 5.DEVELOP SKILLS OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP 6.GAIN KNOWLEDGE AND EXPOSURE TO THE DANGERS OF OPIOID DRUG ADDICTION 2.HOW MANY VISTAS AND LEADERS ARE YOU REQUESTING? VISTA PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES: ONE VISTA MEMBER: TO BE SELECTED IN APRIL 2018: A.COORDINATE CURRICULUM FOR MATH, SCIENCE, LANGUAGE ARTS AND TRANSITION TO HIGH SCHOOL AMONG SCHOOLS: ENHANCE PROGRAM TO INCLUDE AUTHENTIC LEARNING EXPERIENCES WITH CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION EMPHASIS; EXPAND PROGRAM TO INCLUDE COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS THAT EMPHASIZE GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY IN THE SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY B.ASSIST IN SECURING COMMUNITY MEMBERS AS VOLUNTEERS TO IMPLEMENT AND SUPPORT THE SUMMER BRIDGE PROGRAM (INCLUDING SUMMER ASSOCIATES) C.COORDINATE COMMUNICATION WITH COMMUNITY RESOURCES (BUSINESSES AND COLLEGES) D.BUILD CAPACITY WITHIN THE SCHOOLS TO CONTINUE SUMMER BRIDGE ENRICHMENT PROGRAM; ASSIST IN APPLYING AND SECURING FUNDING ; PROMOTE SUMMER BRIDGE ENRICHMENT PROGRAM WITHIN THE COMMUNITIES E.ASSEMBLE ALL DATA MEASURING IMPACT OF PROGRAM ON STUDENTS. ANALYZE AND REPORT DATA TO SCHOOLS. 3.WHAT IS THE ESTIMATED LENGTH OF TIME REQUIRED TO COMPLETE THE PROJECT? 1 YEAR 4.BRIEFLY DESCRIBE YOUR ORGANIZATION'S MISSION, HISTORY, AND THE BENEFICIARIES OF YOUR ORGANIZATION'S PROGRAMS: MISSION: REDESIGN THE HIGH SCHOOL INTO SMALLER LEARNING COMMUNITIES OF HOUSES AND ACADEMIES FOR COLLEGE, CAREER AND CITIZENSHIP READINESS. FIVE YEARS AGO, SIX PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE STATE OF HAWAII RECEIVED A USDOE GRANT TO REDESIGN THEIR SCHOOLS INTO SMALLER COMMUNITIES OF ACADEMIES AND HOUSES. ALTHOUGH GEOGRAPHICALLY SCATTERED AMONG THE MAJOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, THE SCHOOLS WORK TOGETHER AS A PROFESSIONAL LEARNING COMMUNITY. THESE SCHOOLS HAVE ALSO JOINED THE HAWAII ACADEMY CONSORTI

RENTAL AND SERVICE OF PORTA POTTIES AND HANDWASH STATIONS IGF::OT::IGF

CONDENSATION WITH VAPOR FLOW IS ONE PART OF THE FLUID LOOP IN A PUMPED PHASE-CHANGE HEAT TRANSFER SYSTEM. PHASE-CHANGE HEAT TRANSFER SYSTEMS ARE DESIRABLE AND ADVANTAGEOUS TO USE IN SPACEFLIGHT FOR MANY OF THE SAME REASONS THAT THEY ARE ADVANTAGEOUS TO USE ON EARTH: GREATER POWER CAPACITY THAN A SINGLE-PHASE PUMPED FLUID LOOP LOWER SYSTEM VOLUME COMPARED TO A SINGLE-PHASE PUMPED FLUID LOOP AND SUPERIOR UNIFORMITY OF TEMPERATURE ON THE HEAT TRANSFER SURFACE COMPARED TO A SINGLE-PHASE PUMPED FLUID LOOP. PUMPED PHASE CHANGE LOOPS ALSO PROVIDE MUCH GREATER POWER CAPACITY THAN HEAT PIPES DO IN SPACEFLIGHT. THE PROPOSED FLIGHT TEST ADDRESSES A TECHNOLOGY WITH HAS LONG BEEN KNOWN TO BE OF VALUE TO SPACEFLIGHT SYSTEMS AND EXPLORATION BUT HAS YET TO BECOME COMMON IN USE. PROPOSED IS A SUB-ORBITAL FLIGHT TEST FOCUSED ON VERIFYING PREDICTIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR THE CONTROL OF DROPLETS AND AVOIDANCE OF LIQUID PLUGS IN TUBES WITH AND WITHOUT FLOW AS IN A CONDENSER OF A ZERO-GRAVITY PUMPED PHASE-CHANGE LOOP FOR USE IN SPACEFLIGHT. PREDICTIVE CAPABILITY FOR THE SHAPE AND STABILITY OF DROPLETS OR PLUGS OF LIQUID IS IMPORTANT FOR DETAILS OF CONDENSER FLOW PASSAGE DESIGN. THE PROPOSED SUB-ORBITAL PAYLOAD SEEKS TO PRODUCE RAPIDLY A PROOF TO CREATE CONFIDENCE IN A PREDICTIVE TOOL YET IN THE EVENT OF A NEGATIVE OUTCOME IT WILL SERVE AS JUSTIFICATION FOR NECESSARY IMPROVED TOOL DEVELOPMENT. THE PAYLOAD FLEW TWICE ON PARABOLIC FLIGHTS AS A HUMAN-OPERATED EXPERIMENT AND PROVED THAT SUCH FLIGHTS ARE TOO JITTERY FOR THE TESTING. THUS THE NEWLY AVAILABLE COMMERCIAL SUB-ORBITAL FLIGHT IS IDEAL FOR THIS TOPIC. THE PAYLOAD WILL BE REBUILT AS AN AUTOMATED PAYLOAD WITH MULTIPLE CONDENSATION TUBES WITH CONTROLLED AIR FLOW AND LIQUID INJECTION (MUCH BETTER CONTROL OF LIQUID POSITION AND VOLUME THAN WITH CONDENSATION) TO FIT THE SINGLE HEIGHT STANDARD PAYLOAD LOCKER FROM BLUE ORIGIN. THE PROPOSER HAS EXPERIENCE BUILDING FOR LAUNCH WITH BLUE ORIGIN PLUS OTHER SUBORBITAL PROVIDERS AS WELL.

HELILADDER

THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO UNDERSTAND THE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIPS OF HOW ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS MOSTLY CHARACTERIZED BY VEGETATION CHANGES IN DIFFERENT GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS WITH DISTINCT ECO-CLIMATIC VARIABILITY ARE AFFECTED BY REGULATING CLIMATIC FACTORS AND OTHER ANTHROPOGENIC DISTURBANCES AND EXTREME EVENTS. ALTHOUGH THIS IS A WELL-STUDIED PROBLEM THE STATE-OF-THE-ART IN THIS AREA HAS SIGNIFICANT ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT. FOR EXAMPLE CLIMATE VARIABLES SUCH AS PRECIPITATION SOLAR RADIATION AND TEMPERATURE HAVE TRADITIONALLY BEEN STUDIED AS LIMITING FACTORS AFFECTING PLANT VEGETATION GROWTH. HOWEVER A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF UNKNOWN OR UNEXPECTED DRIVING FORCES ON VEGETATION ANOMALIES IS STILL MISSING IN THE CONTEXT OF ABRUPT CLIMATE CHANGE (E.G. PERSISTENT DROUGHT HEAT WAVES) AND HUMAN-INDUCED LOCAL EVENTS (E.G. FOREST FIRE IRRIGATION). SIMILARLY MOST PRIOR STUDIES HAVE BASED THEIR ANALYSES ON ASSUMPTIONS OF LINEARITY AND CERTAIN TYPES OF NONLINEARITY IN THE DEPENDENCY RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN OBSERVED MODELED CLIMATE VARIABLES AND SATELLITE-DERIVED VEGETATION INDICES. WE HYPOTHESIZE THAT SUCH ASSUMPTIONS MAY NOT HOLD TRUE IN PRACTICE WHEN SCALED OVER LARGE REGIONS THEREBY RENDERING THE NON-GENERALIZED MODELS AND THE UNDERSTANDING OF ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS POTENTIALLY MISCONSTRUED. IN THIS STUDY WE PROPOSE TO USE A REGRESSION TECHNIQUE CALLED SYMBOLIC REGRESSION FOR LEARNING THESE COMPLEX TIME SPACE RELATIONSHIPS AND THEIR EVOLUTION OVER TIME. THIS GENETIC PROGRAMMING BASED LEARNING TECHNIQUE HAS DEMONSTRATED THE POTENTIAL OF DISCOVERING NEW DEPENDENCY STRUCTURES AMONG VARIABLES THAT WERE PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN. USING SYMBOLIC REGRESSION WE NOT ONLY EXPECT TO UNCOVER NEW RELATIONSHIPS AMONG WELL-STUDIED CLIMATE VARIABLES BUT ALSO IDENTIFY LATENT FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR VEGETATION ANOMALIES. WE WILL USE NASAS HIGH-END COMPUTING AND DATA INFRASTRUCTURE AT THE NASA EARTH EXCHANGE FACILITY IN ORDER TO SCALE THIS EVOLUTIONARY OPTIMIZATION BASED REGRESSION TECHNIQUE TO BUILD GLOBAL PREDICTION FRAMEWORKS USING HIERARCHICAL AND ENSEMBLE APPROACHES. THE BENEFITS OF THIS WORK WILL BE IN IMPROVING THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE ECOSYSTEM DYNAMICS AND GENERALIZING THOSE UNDERSTANDINGS FROM REGIONAL TO GLOBAL SCALES. THE WORK WILL LEVERAGE THE RESULTS OF PREVIOUS NASA-FUNDED EFFORTS BOTH IN TERMS OF DATA SETS AND COMPUTING INFRASTRUCTURE. THE WORK WILL AIM TO ANSWER THREE SCIENCE QUESTIONS STARTING AT THE LOCAL LEVEL AND THEN MOVING TO A GLOBAL SCALE. THEY ARE: 1) WHAT IS THE MAGNITUDE AND EXTENT OF ECOSYSTEM EXPOSURE SENSITIVITY AND RESILIENCE TO THE 2005 AND 2010 AMAZON DROUGHTS 2) WHAT ARE THE HUMAN-INDUCED AND OTHER ATTRIBUTION FACTORS THAT CAUSE VEGETATION ANOMALIES IN CERTAIN GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS THAT CANNOT BE OTHERWISE EXPLAINED BY THE NATURAL CLIMATE VARIABILITY AND 3) HOW DOES THE LEARNED DEPENDENCY OF VEGETATION ON THE CLIMATE VARIABLES AND OTHER EXOGENOUS FACTORS VARY ACROSS DIFFERENT ECO-CLIMATIC ZONES AND GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS ON A GLOBAL SCALE? THIS PROJECT WILL DEVELOP ALGORITHMS THAT WILL ANSWER THE THREE QUESTIONS LISTED ABOVE WITH THE HELP OF THE DOMAIN SCIENTISTS VALIDATION. THIS MODELING EXERCISE BASED ON SYMBOLIC REGRESSION IS THE FIRST OF ITS KIND FOR EARTH SCIENCE APPLICATIONS.THEREFORE ENTRY TRL OF THE PROJECT IS 2. ON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF MILESTONES THE EXIT LEVEL TRL IS EXPECTED TO BE 4 WHERE THE CAPABILITIES HAVE BEEN VALIDATED AT A GLOBAL SCALE. THE INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAM INCLUDES EXPERTISE IN LARGE-SCALE DATA MINING SYMBOLIC REGRESSION EVOLUTIONARY OPTIMIZATION AND EARTH SCIENCE TO MEET THE TECHNICAL CHALLENGES OF THIS PROJECT.

HELI LADDER 8' (PART# MX-8)

SEC. 9007 REAP-RENEW ENERGY SYS GRANTS (MAN)

IGF::OT::IGF SUBORBITAL, REUSABLE, LAUNCH VEHICLE

4534812646!TRANSPARENT TILE, 62486/ BLUE MOON

FIRE BARRACKS TRAILER - BMDO IGF::OT::IGF

MANUFACTURED HOUSING (MOBILE HOME) LODGING - NVSO IGF::OT::IGF

4534788844!FRAMING. BOW SPACING WILL BE 4 FEET OR L

SEC 9007 REAP-RENEW ENERGY SYSTEMS GRANTS, $20,000 OR LESS (MAN)

IGF::OT::IGF SUBORBITAL, REUSABLE, LAUNCH VEHICLE

HELILADDER 8" (PART NUMBER MX-8)

IGF::OT::IGF INTEGRATION AND GROUND PROCESSING OF THE SPACE ACCELERATION MEASUREMENT SYSTEM (SAMS) PAYLOAD FOR FLIGHT ON BLUE ORIGIN'S NEW SHEPARD VEHICLE.

4534326782!SIZE WOULD BE 4'X8'X88"

IGF::CL::IGF FIRM FIXED-PRICE, TASK ORDER HHSI24103014T ISSUED AGAINST HHSI241201400007I FOR THE WINNEBAGO MEDICAL GAS REPAIRS PHASE II. ALL WORK TO BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONTRACT AND THE ATTACHED SUMMARY OF WORK. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE SHALL BE 4/19/2016 TO 9/30/2016.

FIRE BARRACKS SPACE AT CLARK PARK IGF::OT::IGF

IGF::OT::IGF FIRM FIXED PRICE, NON PERSONAL SERVICE PURCHASE ORDER FOR 'BLUE MOON SELECT' SERVICE AND SUPPORT FOR ACCOUNT NO. 6002500 FOR THE CHEYENNE RIVER HEALTH CENTER, EAGLE BUTTE, SD. THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE WILL BE MARCH 01, 2016 THROUGH FEBRUARY 28, 2017. CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE STATEMENT OF WORK.

IGF::OT::IGF VAC STEAM STERILIZER SERVICE CONTRACT. QUOT# FT79481-15 TO BE 4 TIMES PER YEAR (QUARTERLY)

HELI-LADDER MX7

FIRE BARRACKS RENT 2015/2016 - BMDO IGF::OT::IGF

4531694499!AURA SKINNY TILE COLOR BLUE MOON

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO (UTEP) THE ONLY EMERGING NATIONAL RESEARCH UNIVERSITY IN THE U.S. WITH A STUDENT POPULATION THAT IS MAJORITY (75%) HISPANIC PROPOSES THE MIRO CENTER FOR SPACE EXPLORATION AND TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH (MIRO CSETR). THE MIRO CSETR SUPPORTS NASA'S VISION OF SPACE EXPLORATION BY FOCUSING ON ADVANCED CAPABILITIES IN THE AREAS OF NON-TOXIC AND GREEN PROPULSION. THE MIRO CSETR VISION IS TO ESTABLISH A SUSTAINABLE MINORITY UNIVERSITY CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN ADVANCED PROPULSION RESEARCH THROUGH STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS AND TO EDUCATE A DIVERSE FUTURE AEROSPACE WORKFORCE. TO ACHIEVE THIS VISION AND CREATE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES AND EXPLORATION CAPABILITIES FOR LUNAR MARS ASTEROID SOLAR SYSTEM AND BEYOND MISSIONS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY ENGINEERING TEAM WILL PARTNER WITH NASA CENTERS [JOHNSON SPACE CENTER (JSC)-LEAD NASA PARTNER MARSHALL SPACE PLIGHT CENTER(MSFC) GLENN RESEARCH CENTER (GRC) AND NASA WHITE SANDS TEST FACILITY (WSTF)] AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES [LOCKHEED MARTINCORPORAFION (LMC) BLUE ORIGIN AND ALLIANT TECHSYSTEMS OPERATIONS LLC (ATK)] AIR FORCE RESEARCH LABORATORY (AFRL) ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS [UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND AT COLLEGE PARK (UMD) PRINCETON UNIVERSITY SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY (SSU) AND SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY (SAU)] AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS [TEXAS SPACE GRANT CONSORTIUM (TSGC)].

HELILADDER MX-7

4531283366!BLUE MOON CARPET 52486

MX-8 HELI LADDERS

IGF::OT::IGF LIQUID OXYGEN AND METHANE PROPELLANTS FOR IN SPACE CHEMICAL PROPULSION OF FUTURE SPACE EXPLORATION VEHICLES IS DESIRED FOR INCREASED PERFORMANCE AND ELIMINATION OF TOXICITY OF CONVENTIONAL HYPERGOLIC STORABLE PROPELLANTS. LOX/LCH4 PROPULSION SYSTEMS MAY REDUCE SPACE VEHICLE DESIGN COMPLEXITY AND INERT MASS BY UTILIZING COMMODITIES COMMON WITH OTHER VEHICLE SYSTEMS (E.G., OXYGEN FOR LIFE-SUPPORT SYSTEMS, METHANE FOR SOLID-OXIDE FUEL CELL POWER). METHANE CAN BE PRODUCED THROUGH THE SABATIER PROCESS FROM CO2 AND WATER RECOVERED FROM SPACECRAFT LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS AND, OR IN-SITU RESOURCE UTILIZATION TECHNOLOGIES. SPACEX, BLUE ORIGIN, AND OTHER COMPANIES ARE DEVELOPING METHANE/OXYGEN ENGINES FOR LAUNCH VEHICLES. ALL TYPES OF LIQUID OXYGEN/LIQUID METHANE ENGINES NEED TO BE PROVIDED WITH SAFE AND RELIABLE IGNITION SYSTEMS. THE MAJORITY OF CURRENT IGNITION SYSTEMS USE HEAVY SPARK TORCH IGNITERS. SPARK TORCH IGNITER SYSTEMS REQUIRE HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRONICS TO GENERATE THE SPARK WHICH MAY INTERFERE WITH OTHER SPACECRAFT ELECTRONICS. CATALYTIC IGNITION SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES ENERGY REQUIREMENTS IN COMPARISON WITH OTHER METHODS. PLASMA PROCESSES PROPOSES AN INVESTIGATION OF THERMO-CATALYTIC IGNITION OF CRYOGENIC METHANE-OXYGEN AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN IGNITION SYSTEM USING INNOVATIVE NANOCRYSTAL CATALYSTS ON HIGH TEMPERATURE METAL FOAMS. THIS CATALYST WAS SUCCESSFULLY USED FOR IGNITION OF ADVANCED NON-TOXIC AF-M315E MONOPROPELLANT IN A 100LBF CLASS ENGINE.

IGF::OT::IGF THIS SBIR PROJECT AIMS TO DEVELOP A HELIUM RECOVERY SYSTEM BASED ON HIGH-PERFORMANCE PROTON EXCHANGE MEMBRANES (PEM). THE PEM WILL BE FABRICATED BASED ON AMSEN'S EXISTING TECHNOLOGY. MEMBRANE ELECTRODE ASSEMBLIES (MEA) WILL BE FABRICATED USING THE HIGH-PERFORMANCE PEM. THE PROCESSING AND INTERFACIAL MICROSTRUCTURE OF THE MEA WILL BE OPTIMIZED TO MINIMIZE ELECTRODE OVERPOTENTIALS. BASED ON THE OPTIMIZED MEA, BREADBOARD CELLS OF THE HELIUM RECOVERY SYSTEM WILL BE BUILT AND TESTED WITH PRE-MIXED HELIUM/HYDROGEN MIXTURES IN LABORATORY ENVIRONMENT OR RELEVANT ENVIRONMENT. PERFORMANCE OF THE NEW HELIUM RECOVERY SYSTEM WILL BE CONTRASTED WITH A BASELINE SYSTEM BASED ON THE COMMERCIAL NAFION MEMBRANES. THE TECHNOLOGY READINESS LEVEL (TRL) BY THE END OF PHASE I IS EXPECTED TO BE 4-5.

HELILADDER

IGF::CT::IGF SAFETY HELILADDER

4530612711!BLUE MOON 52486 CARPET

4530558721!62486-BLUE MOON CARPET

4530531610!BLUE MOON 52486-CARPET TRANSPARENT

RV SPACES RENTAL - BMDO IGF::OT::IGF

4530454780!BLUE MOON

4530281132!BLUE MOON 52486-CARPET

4530193020!BLUE MOON 52486-CARPET

4530198499!BLUE MOON-52486 CARPET

IGF::OT::IGF - FIRM FIXED PRICE, PURCHASE ORDER FOR SERVICE AND SUPPORT FOR THE KONICA MINOLTA IQUE SE, C CLASS CR READER.(INCLUDES READER CONTROL AND STATION AND MONITOR) FOR RADIOLOGY DEPT. AT THE EAGLE BUTTE SERVICE UNIT. THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE SHALL BE 4/8/15-3/31/16.

UH-72 SAFETY LADDERS

4529073824!62486-BLUE MOON-TRANS MOD TILE

IGF::OT::IGF PORTABLE TOILET BPA BARREN RIVER LAKE

IGF::OT::IGF PROVIDE ON-SITE TECHNICAL SERVICES FOR THE WEEKLY PERIODS NOTED. MONDAY AND FRIDAYS WILL BE TRAVEL DAYS, LODGING WILL BE 4 NIGHT/WEEK. JULY 7TH - JULY 11TH JULY 21 - JULY 25TH JULY 28TH - AUGUST 1ST AUGUST 11TH - AUGUST 15TH AUGUST 18TH - AUGUST 22ND AUGUST 25TH - AUGUST 29TH SEPTEMBER 8TH - SEPTEMBER 12TH SEPTEMBER 22ND - SEPTEMBER 26TH

HELILADDER 7'

IGF::CL::IGF CHARTER VESSEL FOR TURTLE RESEARCH

SPACE RENT FOR FIRE BARRACKS IGF::OT::IGF

REQUESTED SPECIFICATION:PASTRIES, ASSORTED, INDIVIDUAL, FRESH OR FROZEN, THAW AND SERVE, HONEY BUNS OR DANISH(PLEASE SPECIFY ITEM BEING QUOTED). MUST BE 4-6OZ. 80,000 UNITS

IGF::OT::IGF NEPHROLOGIST SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED TO THE PATIENTS OF FORT YATES IHS HOSPITAL, FORT YATES, ND. P/P WILL BE 4-01-14 THROUGH 3-31-2015. 96HRS @ $300.00/HR.

IGF::OT::IGF NEW ACTION AAP#: 201301245 THERE ARE (5) LOAS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS PR AND CONTRACT. PR FUNDS THE BASE PERIOD TOTAL $2,080,445.80 THERE WILL BE (4) FOUR OPTION PERIODS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS AWARD POP FOR THIS PR WILL BE 1 YEAR FROM DATE OF AWARD TOTAL AMOUNT OF CONTRACT INCLUDING OPTIONS WILL BE: RE-COMPETE CONTRACTOR SUPPORT FOR CG-931 VIA THE TABSS CONTRACT. THIS PR IS ISSUED TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT THE CG-931 AVIATION PROGRAM MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TO INCLUDE: FINANCIAL, TECHNICAL, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, COST AND TRAVEL. THE CONTRACT WILL BE FUNDED USING ASSET AIR PROJECT FUNDING AND CG-931 AIR POM FUNDING. BREAKOUT WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: LINE ITEM #1 CG-931 AIR GPM - FY2011 FUNDING PE: 55F100 AMOUNT: $805,900.20 FUNDS CLINS: 00001 (SUB CLINS 00001A - 00001E) LINE ITEM #2 LRS ASSET FUNDING FY12 PE: 26A8TS AMOUNT: $440,027.20 FUNDS CLINS: 00002 (SUB CLINS 00002A - 00002D) LINE ITEM#3 C--130H ASSET CLEARWATER FUNDING FY11 PE: 55A8TS AMOUNT: 182,608.00 FUNDS CLINS: 00003 (SUB CLINS 00003A AND 00003B) LINE ITEM #4 MPA ASSET FUNDING PE: 53A1TS AMOUNT: $299,804.80 FUNDS CLINS: 00004 (SUB CLINS 00004A - 00004C) LINE ITEM #5 HH-65 ASSET FUNDING PE: 54A5TS AMOUNT: $352,105,60 FUNDS CLINS: 00005 (SUB CLINS 00005A - 00005D) TOTAL: $2,080,445.60 COTR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALLOCATING THE INVOICE FUNDING BREAKOUT WHEN THE MONTHLY INVOICES ARE SUBMITTED. COTR: JEFF BISHOP DPM: SCOTT RETTIE LEAD BUSINESS MANAGER: VALERIE WARNER KO: MICHELLE TANINECZ

SYNOPSISTHIS IS AN FY2013 SECTION 5307 APPLICATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $3230575.THIS GRANT INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:1.RTA OPERATING ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $477802 FROM ATASCADERO/EL PASO DE ROBLES UA2.RTA RUNABOUT CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $324000 FROM ATASCADERO/EL PASO DE ROBLES UA3.RTA CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $48000 FROM ATASCADERO/EL PASO DE ROBLES UA4.RTA CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $40000 FROM ATASCADERO/EL PASO DE ROBLES UA5.RTA RUNABOUT OPERATING ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $340000 FROM SLO UA6.RTA FIXED ROUTE CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $100000 FROM SLO UA7.RTA CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $50000 FROM SLO UA8.RTA FIXED ROUTE CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $400000 FROM ARROYO GRANDE-GROVER BEACH UA9.ATASCADERO OPERATING ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $21965210.ATASCADERO CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $52000 11.PASO ROBLES OPERATING ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $15519012.PASO ROBLES PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE FY 2012/2013 $7000013.RTA OPERATING ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $213931 FROM SANTA MARIA UA14.SCAT OPERATING ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $400000 FROM ARROYO GRANDE-GROVER BEACH UA15.SCAT FIXED ROUTE CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/2013 $340000 FROM ARROYO GRANDE-GROVER BEACH UAPROJECT DETAILS1. SAN LUIS OBISPO REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY OPERATING ASSISTANCE FY 2012/13PNO: PASO ROBLES 5307DOCUMENT: FTIPPOP DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012MPO APPROVAL DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012STATE FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 1 2013FEDERAL FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 11 2013THIS PROJECT FUNDS SAN LUIS OBISPO REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY (RTA) TRANSIT OPERATIONS IN THE ATASCADERO - EL PASO DE ROBLES (PASO ROBLES) URBANIZED AREA (THE UA) OF SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30 2013 (7/1/2012-6/30/2013). WHILE RTA OPERATES FIVE FIXED ROUTES AND AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) MANDATED DEMAND RESPONSIVE SERVICE THROUGHOUT SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY THE FUNDS UNDER THIS PROJECT WILL ONLY BE USED IN CONNECTION WITH THE FIXED ROUTE AND DEMAND RESPONSIVE SERVICES THAT ARE OPERATED IN THE ATASCADERO - EL PASO DE ROBLES (PASO ROBLES) URBANIZED AREA (THE UA). ACCORDINGLY THE REMAINDER OF THIS PROJECT DESCRIPTION WILL DETAIL ONLY THOSE SERVICES OPERATED ALONG THE NORTHERN SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY CORRIDOR. FIXED ROUTE SERVICE IN THE UA IS OPERATED BY RTA ROUTE 9 THAT PARALLELS HIGHWAY 101 FROM SAN LUIS OBISPO TO THE COMMUNITIES OF SANTA MARGARITA ATASCADERO TEMPLETON PASO ROBLES AND SAN MIGUEL IN NORTH SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY. ROUTE 9 OPERATES HOURLY MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY BETWEEN 5:30 AM AND 10:00 PM FIVE ROUND TRIPS ON SATURDAY AND THREE ROUND TRIPS ON SUNDAY BETWEEN 7:00 AM AND 7:00 PM.RTA OPERATES THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA) MANDATED COMPLEMENTARY DEMAND RESPONSIVE SERVICE FOR ALL FIXED ROUTE SERVICE IN SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY. IN THE UA RTA PROVIDES DEMAND RESPONSIVE COMPLEMENTARY SERVICE FOR FIXED ROUTE SERVICES INCLUDING RTA ROUTE 9 THE CITY OF PASO ROBLES (PASO EXPRESS) AND THE EL CAMINO SHUTTLE AND SATURDAY TRAVELER OPERATED BY THE CITY OF ATASCADERO. RTA DEMAND RESPONSIVE PARATRANSIT SERVICE IN THE UA IS AVAILABLE MONDAY THROUGH SUNDAY WITH HOURS AND DAYS OF SERVICE THAT ARE COMPLEMENTARY TO THE RESPECTIVE FIXED ROUTE SERVICES IN THE UA.DURING FISCAL YEAR 2012/13 RTA ROUTE 9 WILL OPERATE 9954 FIXED ROUTE VEHICLE HOURS AND RUNABOUT WILL OPERATE APPROXIMATELY 7929 DEMAND RESPONSIVE VEHICLE SERVICE HOURS IN THE UA. RTA ROUTE 9 WILL OPERATE OVER 302984 FIXED ROUTE VEHICLE SERVICE MILES AND RUNABOUT WILL OPERATE APPROXIMATELY 161833 DEMAND RESPONSIVE VEHICLE SERVICE MILES IN THE UA. RTA ROUTE 9 WILL APPROXIMATELY TRANSPORT OVER 222508 FIXED ROUTE PASSENGERS AND RUNABOUT WILL TRANSPORT APPROXIMATELY 11475 DEMAND RESPONSIVE PASSENGERS IN THE UA. THE FAREBOX RATIO FOR RTA FIXED ROUTE SERVICE IS ANTICIPATED TO BE 29% AND DEMAND RESPONSE SERVICE FAREBOX RATIO ANTICIPATED TO BE 4%. ALL LOCAL SHARE COMMITMENT IS MATCHED WITH PASSENGER FARES AND TDA FUNDS.THE TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012/13 IS $1629076 NOT INCLUDING VEHICLE DEPRECIATION. THE FEDERAL AMOUNT BEING CLAIMED FOR THIS PROJECT IS $477802 AS SHOWN IN THE ATTACHED 5307 PROJECT BUDGET OPERATING ASSISTANCE WORKSHEET RTA FROM NORTH COUNTY UA. 2. SAN LUIS OBISPO REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY RUNABOUT CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/13PNO: PASO ROBLES 5307DOCUMENT: FTIPPOP DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012MPO APPROVAL DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012STATE FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 1 2013FEDERAL FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 11 2013REPLACE FOUR (4) STANDARD CUTAWAYS WITH FOUR (4) STANDARD CUTAWAYS IN THE RUNABOUT ADA FLEET; FTA GUIDELINES CALL FOR LIGHT DUTY TRANSIT BUSES TO BE REPLACED AFTER FOUR (4) YEARS OR OVER 100000 MILES. BY THESE CRITERIA THESE FOUR (4) CUTAWAYS ARE ALREADY PAST THEIR USEFUL LIFE AND NEED TO BE REPLACED IMMEDIATELY. BECAUSE THESE VEHICLES ARE PAST THE END OF THEIR SERVICE LIFE THEY ARE MORE COSTLY TO MAINTAIN. THE LOCAL MATCH FOR THESE FUNDS WILL BE $36000 FROM STATE TRANSIT ASSISTANCE (STA)THE TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012/13 IS $360000 NOT INCLUDING VEHICLE DEPRECIATION. THE FEDERAL AMOUNT BEING CLAIMED FOR THIS PROJECT IS $324000.3. SAN LUIS OBISPO REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/13PNO: PASO ROBLES 5307DOCUMENT: FTIPPOP DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012MPO APPROVAL DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012STATE FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 1 2013FEDERAL FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 11 2013PURCHASE MAINTENANCE SOFTWARE AND EQUIPMENT TO BETTER TRACK INVENTORY AND WORK ORDERS ELECTRONICALLY. THE TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012/13 IS $60000 NOT INCLUDING VEHICLE DEPRECIATION. THE FEDERAL AMOUNT BEING CLAIMED FOR THIS PROJECT IS $48000.4. SAN LUIS OBISPO REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/13PNO: PASO ROBLES 5307DOCUMENT: FTIPPOP DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012MPO APPROVAL DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012STATE FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 1 2013FEDERAL FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 11 2013AUGMENT A LOW FLOOR FORTY-FOOT CLEAN DIESEL FUEL BUS PROCUREMENT THAT IS SERVES BOTH RURAL AND URBAN AREAS WHICH IS ALREADY PARTIALLY FUNDED BY $336581 IN FTA 5311(F) FUNDS AND LOCAL MATCH OF $85000 IN RURAL TRANSIT FUND. THE TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012/13 IS $466320 NOT INCLUDING VEHICLE DEPRECIATION. THE FEDERAL AMOUNT BEING CLAIMED FOR THIS PROJECT IS $40000.5.SAN LUIS OBISPO REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY RUNABOUT OPERATING ASSISTANCE FY 2012/13- SLOPNO: SAN LUIS OBISPO 5307DOCUMENT: FTIPPOP DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012MPO APPROVAL DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012STATE FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 1 2013FEDERAL FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 11 2013THE SAN LUIS OBISPO REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY (RTA) PROVIDES AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES (ADA) PARATRANSIT SERVICES THROUGHOUT SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY AND THE NORTHERN MOST PART OF SANTA BARBARA COUNTY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30 2013 (7/1/2012-6/30/2013). SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY IS PRIMARILY A RURAL COUNTY WITH URBANIZED AREAS WHICH INCLUDE RESPECTIVELY THE SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA ARROYO GRANDE-GROVER BEACH AND THE ATASCADERO EL PASO DE ROBLES (PASO ROBLES) INCLUDING THE UNINCORPORATED COMMUNITIES OF TEMPLETON AND SANTA MARGARITA. THE COMMUNITY OF NIPOMO IS LOCATED IN SOUTHERN SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY AND WAS NOT INCLUDED IN THE SANTA MARIA URBANIZED AREA IN THE 2010 CENSUS (IN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY) AS COMPARED TO THE 2000 CENSUS. ATASCADERO EL PASO DE ROBLES (PASO ROBLES) BECAME URBANIZED UNDER THE 2000 CENSUS AND HAS A 2010 CENSUS POPULATION OF 65088 SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA BECAME URBANIZED UNDER THE 1990 CENSUS AND HAS A 2010 CENSUS POPULATION OF 59 219 AND ARROYO GRANDE-GROVER BEACH BECAME URBANIZED UNDER THE 2010 CENSUS WITH A POPULATION OF 52000. THE COUNTY ENCOMPASSES 2.12 MILLION ACRES OR 3316 SQUARE MILES. IN ADDITION TO THE AFOREMENTIONED COMMUNITIES OTHER COMMUNITIES SERVED BY RTA ARE SAN MIGUEL IN THE NORTH COUNTY; HEARST CASTLE SAN SIMEON CAMBRIA CAYUCOS MORRO BAY AND LOS OSOS IN THE NORTH COAST REGION; CUESTA COLLEGE AND CALIFORNIA MENS COLONY LOCATED BETWEEN THE NORTH COAST REGION AND THE CITY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO; CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY SAN LUIS OBISPO (CAL POLY) LOCATED ADJACENT TO THE SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY LIMITS; SHELL BEACH PISMO BEACH ARROYO GRANDE NIPOMO AND THE CITY OF SANTA MARIA (WHICH IS LOCATED IN NORTHERN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY WITH A CITY POPULATION OF 130247 ACCORDING TO THE 2010 CENSUS) IN THE SOUTH COUNTY.2010 POPULATIONSAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY269637ARROYO GRANDE CITY17252ATASCADERO CITY28310AVILA BEACH1627CAMBRIA6032CAYUCOS2592GROVER BEACH CITY13156LAKE NACIMIENTO/OAK SHORES2748LOS OSOS14276MORRO BAY CITY10234NIPOMO 16714OCEANO 7286PASO ROBLES CITY29793PISMO BEACH CITY7655SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY45119SAN MIGUEL 2336SANTA MARGARITA1259SHANDON1295TEMPLETON7674OTHER CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACES (CDP)6306TOTAL CITIES CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACES215358UNINCORPORATED RURAL COUNTY54279 SLO COUNTY TOTAL269637SOURCE: CALIFORNIA DEPT OF FINANCE AND 2010 CENSUSRUNABOUT IS THE COUNTY-WIDE PARATRANSIT SERVICE FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE UNABLE TO USE THE REGULAR FIXED ROUTE BUS SERVICE BECAUSE OF A DISABILITY. RUNABOUT CUSTOMERS MUST BE CERTIFIED BY THE RTA AND MEET THE ADA ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA. A PERSON MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR RUNABOUT SERVICE IF HE OR SHE US UNABLE TO BOARD OR EXIT A FIXED ROUTE BUS GET TO OR FROM A BUS STOP DUE TO PHYSICAL AND/OR ENVIRONMENTAL BARRIERS OR DOES NOT UNDERSTAND HOW TO RIDE THE BUS DUE TO A COGNITIVE DISABILITY. ELIGIBILITY IS BASED ON THE PERSONS INDIVIDUAL ABILITIES AND LIMITATIONS NOT A SPECIFIC AGE DIAGNOSIS OR DISABILITY. RUNABOUT PROVIDES COMPLEMENTARY ADA PARATRANSIT SERVICE FOR ALL FIXED ROUTE SERVICES IN SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY WITHIN THE MILE ADA CORRIDOR.SERVICE HOURSRUNABOUT SERVICE HOURS MIRROR THE SERVICE HOURS OF EACH FIXED ROUTE SERVICE IN SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY BY GEOGRAPHIC AREA. FARE STRUCTURERUNABOUT FARES ARE TWICE THE COMPARABLE FIXED ROUTE FARE FOR THE SAME TRIP. PASSES CAN BE PURCHASED AT MANY DIFFERENT LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY INCLUDING ARROYO GRANDE ATASCADERO CAYUCOS GROVER BEACH LOS OSOS MORRO BAY PASO ROBLES PISMO BEACH RTA ADMINISTRATION OFFICE DOWNTOWN SAN LUIS OBISPO AND ONE LOCATION IN THE CITY OF SANTA MARIA. PASSES CAN ALSO BE PURCHASES AT ALL RABOBANK BRANCHES IN SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY. PUBLIC ENTITIES OPERATING FIXED ROUTE SERVICE ARE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE COMPLEMENTARY PARATRANSIT SERVICE. RUNABOUT RIDERSHIP FOR 2010/2011 WAS 32929 2011/2012 WAS 34424 AND FOR 2012/13 (JULY 1 2012 THROUGH MARCH 2013) WAS 27588.THE TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012/13 IS $753388 NOT INCLUDING VEHICLE DEPRECIATION. THE FEDERAL AMOUNT BEING CLAIMED FOR THIS PROJECT IS $340000 AS SHOWN IN THE ATTACHED 5307 PROJECT BUDGET OPERATING ASSISTANCE WORKSHEET RTA RUNABOUT FORM SLO UA.6.SAN LUIS OBISPO REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/13- SLOPNO: SAN LUIS OBISPO 5307DOCUMENT: FTIPPOP DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012MPO APPROVAL DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012STATE FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 1 2013FEDERAL FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 11 2013PROJECT INCLUDES FUNDING TO REHABILITATE ONE FULL SIZE FIXED ROUTE TRANSIT COACH THAT IS CURRENTLY IN DAILY SERVICE. IT IS ONE OF THE THREE LISTED AS NEEDING A MID-LIFE REHABILITATION DURING THE 2013 FISCAL YEAR AS OUTLINED IN THE LONG RANGE CAPITAL FLEET NEEDS PRESENTED TO THE RTA BOARD IN JULY 2011. THE LOCAL SOURCE OF FUND WILL BE FROM STATE TRANSIT ASSISTANCE (STA) IN THE AMOUNT OF $25000.THE TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012/13 IS $125000 NOT INCLUDING VEHICLE DEPRECIATION. THE FEDERAL AMOUNT BEING CLAIMED FOR THIS PROJECT IS $100000.7.SAN LUIS OBISPO REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/13- SLOPNO: SAN LUIS OBISPO 5307DOCUMENT: FTIPPOP DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012MPO APPROVAL DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012STATE FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 1 2013FEDERAL FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 11 2013REPLACE TWO (2) MAINTENANCE SERVICE VEHICLES WITH TWO (2) SERVICE TRUCKS IN THE MAINTENANCE FLEET; FTA GUIDELINES CALL FOR LIGHT DUTY TRANSIT BUSES TO BE REPLACED AFTER FOUR (4) YEARS OR OVER 100000 MILES. BY THESE CRITERIA THESE TWO (2) MAINTENANCE SERVICE VEHICLES ARE ALREADY PAST THEIR USEFUL LIFE AND NEED TO BE REPLACED IMMEDIATELY. BECAUSE THESE VEHICLES ARE PAST THE END OF THEIR SERVICE LIFE THEY ARE MORE COSTLY TO MAINTAIN. THE LOCAL MATCH FOR THESE FUNDS WILL BE $12000 FROM STATE TRANSIT ASSISTANCE (STA)THE TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012/13 IS $62500 NOT INCLUDING VEHICLE DEPRECIATION. THE FEDERAL AMOUNT BEING CLAIMED FOR THIS PROJECT IS $50000.8.SAN LUIS OBISPO REGIONAL TRANSIT AUTHORITY CAPITAL ASSISTANCE FY 2012/13- ARROYO GRANDE-GROVER BEACH PNO: ARROYO GRANDE-GROVER BEACH 5307DOCUMENT: FTIPPOP DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012MPO APPROVAL DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012STATE FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 1 2013FEDERAL FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 11 2013REPLACE TWO (2) 40 GILLIG DIESEL BUSES WITH TWO (2) 40 LOW FLOOR CLEAN DIESEL BUSES IN THE RTA REGIONAL FIXED ROUTE BUS FLEET; FTA GUIDELINES CALL FOR HEAVY DUTY TRANSIT BUSES TO BE REPLACED AFTER TWELVE (12) YEARS IN SERVICE OR OVER 500000 MILES. BY THESE CRITERIA THESE TWO (2) BUSES SHOULD BE REPLACED IN 2013. THESE VEHICLES ARE PAST THE END OF THEIR USEFUL SERVICE LIFE IN TERMS OF MILE AND BECOMING MORE COSTLY TO MAINTAIN. THE LOCAL MATCH FOR THESE FUNDS WILL BE $550000 FROM PROP 1B FUNDINGTHE TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012/13 IS $950000 NOT INCLUDING VEHICLE DEPRECIATION. THE FEDERAL AMOUNT BEING CLAIMED FOR THIS PROJECT IS $400000.9. ATASCADERO OPERATING ASSISTANCE 2012/13PNO: ATASCADERO 5307DOCUMENT: FTIPPOP DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012MPO APPROVAL DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012STATE FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 1 2013FEDERAL FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 11 2013ATASCADERO TRANSIT OPERATES BOTH FIXED ROUTE AND DEMAND RESPONSE SERVICE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30 2013 (JULY 1 2012- JUNE 30 2013).. THE FIXED ROUTE SERVICE OPERATES MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. AND SATURDAY FROM 10:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. THE DEMAND RESPONSE SERVICE RUNS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM 7:30 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M. THE WEEKDAY FIXED ROUTE SERVICE THE EL CAMINO SHUTTLE PROVIDES HOURLY SERVICE WITHIN THE ATASCADERO CITY LIMITS AND EXTENDS APPROXIMATELY 5 MILES OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS TO TWIN CITIES COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AND THE MEDICAL OFFICES IN TEMPLETON.THE SATURDAY FIXED ROUTE SERVICE THE SATURDAY TRAVELER OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS AND INCLUDES SERVICE TO THE COLONY PARK COMMUNITY CENTER AND THE ATASCADERO LAKE PARK AND CHARLES PADDOCK ZOO. SERVICE HOURS ARE EXTENDED TO 6:30 P.M. BETWEEN MEMORIAL DAY AND LABOR DAY.SUBSEQUENT TO THE LAST CENSUS AND THE RESULTANT URBAN AREA DESIGNATION FARES AND FARE POLICIES ARE MONITORED AND ADJUSTED AS NEEDED ON ALL ATASCADERO TRANSIT SERVICES TO GENERATE THE REQUIRED 20% FAREBOX RATIO. THE DIAL-A-RIDE SYSTEM RUNS THREE BUSES DAILY PROVIDING DOOR-TO-DOOR SERVICE WITHIN THE 25 SQUARE MILE CITY LIMITS. CONNECTIONS TO THE EL CAMINO SHUTTLE ARE PROVIDED FOR THOSE NEEDING TRANSPORTATION TO THE REGIONAL MEDICAL FACILITIES LOCATED OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS.THE TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012/13 IS $498860 NOT INCLUDING VEHICLE DEPRECIATION. THE FEDERAL AMOUNT BEING CLAIMED FOR THIS PROJECT IS $219652 AS SHOWN IN THE ATTACHED 5307 PROJECT BUDGET OPERATING ASSISTANCE WORKSHEET ATASCADERO.10. ATASCADERO CAPITAL ASSISTANCE 2012/13PNO: ATASCADERO 5307DOCUMENT: FTIPPOP DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012MPO APPROVAL DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012STATE FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 1 2013FEDERAL FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 11 2013PURCHASE OF A 15-18 PASSENGER DEMAND RESPONSE VEHICLE EQUIPPED WITH A WHEELCHAIR LIFT RADIO FAREBOX BIKE RACK AND CUSTOM GRAPHICS. THIS VEHICLE WILL REPLACE A 2005 VEHICLE THAT IS SCHEDULED FOR REPLACEMENT IN 2013. THE TOTAL PROJECT COST FOR FISCAL YEAR 2012/13 IS $65000 NOT INCLUDING VEHICLE DEPRECIATION. THE FEDERAL AMOUNT BEING CLAIMED FOR THIS PROJECT IS $52000 AND LOCAL MATCH OF $13000 IN TDA FUND.11. PASO ROBLES OPERATING ASSISTANCE FY 2012/13PNO: PASO ROBLES 5307DOCUMENT: FTIPPOP DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012MPO APPROVAL DATE: DECEMBER 5 2012STATE FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 1 2013FEDERAL FSTIP DATE: FEBRUARY 11 2013THIS PROJECT IS FOR THE FUNDING OF TRANSIT OPERATIONS FOR THE CITY OF PASO ROBLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30 2013 (JULY 1 2012- JUNE 30 2013). PASO ROBLES TRANSIT OPERATES BOTH FIXED-ROUTE (FR) AND DEMAND-RESPONSE (DR) SERVICES. THE FIXED ROUTE SERVICE INCLUDES THREE ROUTES OPERATING MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. WITH REDUCED HOURS ON SATURDAY. THE DEMAND-RESPONSE SERVICE RUNS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM 7:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. THE FIXED ROUTES A B C AND THE DEMAND RESPONSE SERVICES ARE BRANDED AS THE PASO EXPRESS. ROUTES A AND B PROVIDE HOURLY BI-DIRECTIONAL FIXED-ROUTE BUS SERVICE THAT CONNECTS THE MOST DENSELY-POPULATED AREAS OF THE CITY. ROUTE B STARTS AT THE NORTH END OF THE CITY AT 34TH AND SPRING STREETS AND TRAVELS SOUTH ON SPRING STREET PASSING THROUGH THE CITYS DOWNTOWN RETAIL CENTER. AT 1ST STREET THE ROUTE CROSSES NIBLICK BRIDGE AND TRAVELS EAST ON NIBLICK ROAD TO PASO ROBLES HIGH SCHOOL. PAST THE HIGH SCHOOL THE BUS TURNS SOUTH ONTO RAMBOUILLET ROAD THEN EAST ON STONEY CREEK DRIVE TO CRESTON ROAD. FROM STONEY CREEK DRIVE THE BUS TRAVELS NORTH ON CRESTON ROAD THEN EAST ON SCOTT ST. NORTH ON AIRPORT ROAD AND WEST ON LINNE AND SHERWOOD ROADS SERVING SURROUNDING RESIDENTIAL AREAS SEVERAL POPULATED BY SENIORS. THE ROUTE CONTINUES ON CRESTON ROAD SERVING THE WILLIAMS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER TWO PRIVATE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS ONE PUBLIC GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND A PUBLIC MIDDLE S

PORTABLE TOILET SERVICES FOR 3 INCIDENTS: FERGUSON, WILLOW CREEK AND GOAT PEAK IGF::OT::IGF

RENTAL SPACE FIRE BARRACKS IGF::OT::IGF

IGF::CT::IGF ACAT 3, BIG SAFARI, C&A FOR BLUE MOON

USER'S GUIDE

STP-2 MISSION

ON 27-28 OCTOBER 2012, THE MAIN EVENT WILL ENSURE THAT THE REINTERGRATION EVENT HOSTED BY YELLOW RIBBON WILL BE HELD AT THE HILTON TUCSON EL CONQUISTADOR AND MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS OF THE STATEMENT OF WORK. THE FOLLOWING WILL BE PROVIDED:REGISTRATION AREA WILL BE PROVIDED SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 27-28 OCTOBER 2012 FROM 7AM UNTIL 9AM. 4-SIX TABLES WITH TWO CHAIRS AT EACH TABLE WILL BE EASILY ACCESSIBLE TO ACCOMMODATE THE REGISTERING OF ALL 300 ADULT ATTENDEES IN A TIMELY MANNER. APPROPRIATE SIGNAGE WILL BE FURNISHED AT ALL ENTRANCES AND IN SURROUNDING AREAS (INDOORS AND OUTDOORS). GENERAL SESSION CONFERENCE ROOM: WILL BE PROVIDED ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 27-28 OCTOBER 2012 FROM 7AM UNTIL 5PM. CONFERENCE ROOM WILL ACCOMMODATE 300 ADULTS SEATED IN CRESCENT ROUNDS. THE ROOM MUST ALLOW ALL ATTENDEES TO SEE AND HEAR THE PRESENTATIONS CLEARLY, TAKE NOTES, AND ENJOY BREAKFAST AND LUNCH AT THEIR SEATS. THIS ROOM WILL BE AVAILABLE ALL DAY AND MUST REMAIN SET THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE EVENT. THE INHOUSE AUDIO-VISUAL COMPANY WILL PROVIDE THE SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT AND STAFF SUPPORT FOR THE DURATION OF THE MEETING. THE TURQUOISE I&II WILL BE SET UP ACCORDING TO ALL REQUIREMENTS IN THE SOW . REGULAR BREAKOUT ROOMS: NEEDED ON 27-28 OCTOBER FROM 7AM THROUGH 5PM. EACH BREAKOUT ROOM WILL HAVE SOUND PROOF WALLS SET IN CRESCENT ROUND SEATING TO ACCOMMODATE 50 ADULT ATTENDEES IN EACH ROOM. ONE WIRELESS MICROPHONE WILL BE NEEDED IN EACH ROOM. ALL ROOMS WILL BE IN THE SAME GENERAL AREA AS THE GENERAL SESSION ROOM TO ALLOW EASY TRANSITION FOR ALL ATTENDEES. EACH ROOM WILL BE EQUIPPED WITH ONE WIRELESS HIGH SPEED INTERNET CONNECTION. PROJECTOR, SCREENS AND INTEGRATED SPEAKER SYSTEM ADEQUATE FOR THE SIZE OF EACH ROOM WILL BE AVAILABLE ALONG WITH ADEQUATE STAFF . A TABLE IN FRONT OF EACH ROOM, FLIP CHART EASEL WITH PAD AND MARKERS OR DRY ERASE BOARD AND MARKERS IN EACH. COUNSELING ROOM: NEEDED ON 27-28 OCTOBER FROM 7AM THROUGH 5PM. THE ROOM WILL NEED ONE TABLE AND FIVE CHAIRS FOR UP TO FIVE ADULTS. COUCHES IN A LOUNGE AREA OR BOARD ROOM. VENDOR SUPPORT ROOM: NEEDED 27-28 OCTOBER 2012 FROM 7AM THROUGH 5PM ARE 25 TABLES (STANDARD 6-FOOT RECTANGLES) WITH TWO CHAIRS PER TABLE, IN A ROOM 4,000 SQ. FT. IN SIZE. THIS ROOM MUST BE INDOORS AND WITHIN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE GENERAL SESSION ROOM. THIS ROOM WILL NEED TO HAVE OUTLETS TO ELECTRICITY EVERY TWENTY FEET ALONG AT LEAST TWO WALLS. INTERNET CONNECTIONS ARE NEEDED. CHILDCARE/YOUTH ACTIVITIES ROOMS: NEEDED ON SATURDAY, 27 AND SUNDAY, 28 OCTOBER 2012 FROM 7:00AM UNTIL 5:00PM ARE 4 ACTIVITIES ROOMS FOR THE ATTENDING CHILDREN AND YOUTH. ROOMS WILL CONSIST OF 2 CONFERENCE ROOMS NO SMALLER THAN 1,000SQ.FT. AND 2 CONFERENCE ROOMS NO SMALLER THAN 1,500 SQ. FT. IN SIZE. ROOMS MUST HAVE SOUNDPROOF WALLS. IN EACH ROOM THERE WILL NEED TO BE 4 ROUND TABLES WITH 5 CHAIRS AT EACH TABLE. AT LEAST 2 WASTE PAPER BASKETS SUFFICIENT FOR THE SIZE OF THE ROOMS ARE ALSO NEEDED IN EACH ROOM. IN THE 1,500 SQ. FT. YOUTH ACTIVITY ROOMS AND THE 1,000 SQ. FT. ROOMS CHILDCARE ACTIVITY ROOMS, THE CONFERENCE CENTER WILL PROVIDE AUDIO AND VISUAL (PROJECTOR, SCREEN AND AN INTEGRATED SPEAKER SYSTEM) THAT IS ADEQUATE FOR SIZE OF ROOM. ALL AUDIO AND VISUAL COMPONENTS MUST BE ADAPTABLE TO STANDARD LAPTOP OUTPUTS (SOUND TO THE INTEGRATED SPEAKERS FROM THE COMPUTER IS NECESSARY). 2 SIX-FOOT REGISTRATION TABLES LOCATED JUST OUTSIDE OF THESE ROOMS ARE NEEDED. THESE ROOMS MUST BE LOCATED TOGETHER, NEAR A BATHROOM AND IN A SECURE LOCATION; THESE ROOMS WILL BE USED FOR CHILDCARE AND YOUTH ACTIVITIES. THE RINCON, SANTA RITA, TORTIOLITA AND SONORAN . FOOD AND BEVERAGE AS REQUIRED BY THE STATEMENT OF WORK FOR ALL ATTENDEES.

4521558393!BLUE MOON 62486 - C

FY12 FUNDING - SPACE RENT FIRE BARRACKS

4520854573!62486 - BLUE MOON C

4520706525!62486 BLUE MOON

4520706517!BLUE MOON 62486

BRIDGE CONTRACT TO PROVIDE THE STEADY STATE MAINTENANCE OF A43 AND A43C SYSTEMS. THIS CONTRACT ACTION IS NECESSARY TO PREVENT A BREAK IN IT SERVICE FOR A43/A43C SYSTEM PENDING NEW CONTRACT AWARD OF RCS-Q-12-00044. THIS CONTRACT FOR HAS A PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE IS A 4 MONTH BASE WITH TWO OPTION PERIDS, ONE WILL BE 4 MONTHS AND THE OTHER 3 MONTHS.

VESSEL CHARTER FOR SWAN NEARSHORE MONITORING PROJECT

INSTALL A SOLAR POWERED GATE WITH AN OPENING OF 24 FEET. THE POST WILL BE 4 FEET ABOVE GROUND, WITH CAPS, MADE OF SCHEDULE 40 AND CEMENTED INTO THE GROUND AT LEAST 30 INCHES. EACH GATE 3' X 12'; 2 INCH TUBING. QUOTE IPIF-001

CONEX BOX

POC BETTY FIERRO (204) 215-9700 6603-302 COIR PALM COLLECTION CARPETING COLOR BLUE MOON MILLIKEN ADHESIVE FOR CARPETING STOCK # 500574-771-00001

PREMIUM PROJECT FOR EGYPTIAN SMALL GROWERS

H-65 DISCRETE SEGMENT 6 (3T) FUNDING EXPIRES 30 SEPT 2013 BPA TASK ORDER UNDER THE HSIS BPA TO OBTAIN CONTRACTOR SYSTEM ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES IN OBTAINING THE HUMAN SYSTEMS INTEGRATION (HSI) GOALS FOR THE MEGA SYSTEMS INTEGRATION LAB (MSIL) AT THE AVIATION LOGISTICS CENTER (ALC). THE PERFORMANCE PERIOD FOR THIS DELIVERY ORDER SHALL BE 4 MONTHS FROM DATE OF AWARD.

FY 2011 SPACE RENT BATTLE MOUNTAIN FIRE QUARTERS

CATERED MEALS

LABORATORY TESTING SERVICES FOR FCC TERRE HAUTE. DATES OF SERVICE WILL BE 4/1/2011 THRU 9/30/2011

FOOD CATERING FOR FIREFIGHTING TRAINEE SPONSORED BY THE BIA, CHICKASAW AGENCY, ADA, OK

THIS 2010 NASA SBIR PHASE 1 PROPOSAL FOR AN INNOVATIVE LOW-FIELD VECTOR MAGNETOMETER (V-400-LF) IS A RESPONSE TO SUBTOPIC S1.06 PARTICLES AND FIELD SENSORS AND INSTRUMENT ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES. THE V-400-LF INSTRUMENT IS INTENDED FOR MAKING HIGH-RESOLUTION MAGNETIC FIELD MEASUREMENTS OF PLANETS AND IN INTERPLANETARY SPACE ON SMALL SATELLITES AND SPACECRAFT. THE PHASE 1 EFFORT INCLUDES DEVELOPMENT OF DESIGNS FOR ADVANCED MINIATURIZED COMPONENTS AND A CONCEPTUAL DESIGN FOR A MINIATURIZED V-400-LF INSTRUMENT IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH THE FEASIBILITY OF DESIGNING AND FABRICATING A PROTOTYPE V 400-LF IN PHASE 2. LASER-PUMPED HELIUM MAGNETOMETERS HAVE PROVEN TO BE WORLD-CLASS INSTRUMENTS FOR MEASURING THE DIRECTION AND MAGNITUDE OF THE GEOMAGNETIC AND PLANETARY FIELDS. THE V-400-LF WILL BUILD ON THE HERITAGE OF THE LOW-FIELD VECTOR HELIUM MAGNETOMETER (LVHM), THE SCALAR HELIUM MAGNETOMETER (SHM), AND THE LASER-PUMPED VECTOR/SCALAR SELF-CALIBRATING VECTOR HELIUM MAGNETOMETER (SVHM). THE GOAL OF PHASE 1 IS DEVELOPMENT OF A CONCEPTUAL DESIGN FOR A MINIATURIZED INSTRUMENT APPROPRIATE FOR SMALL SPACECRAFT AND MICROSATELLITES. THIS MINIATURIZATION WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH THE USE OF ADVANCED MINIATURIZED COMPONENTS AND PACKAGING METHODS FOR THE V-400-LF SENSOR AND ELECTRONICS. THE V-400-LF CAN BE USED TO MEASURE VECTOR COMPONENTS OF LOW MAGNETIC FIELDS, SCALAR GRADIENTS (DIFFERENCE OF VECTOR MAGNITUDE MEASUREMENTS FROM TWO V-400-LF INSTRUMENTS), AND GRADIENT TENSOR ELEMENTS (DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VECTOR COMPONENTS USING THREE OR MORE INSTRUMENTS) WITH VERY HIGH STABILITY AND ACCURACY. THE V-400-LF WILL HAVE A DYNAMIC RANGE OF +/- 1,000 NT, A SENSITIVITY OF 10 PT/RTHZ AT 1 HZ, AND A CALIBRATED ACCURACY OF +/- 0.5 NT. THE SAMPLE RATE WILL BE 430 HZ. THE TRL IS EXPECTED TO BE 4 AT THE END OF THE PHASE 1 CONTRACT.

THE QUARTERLY INSPECTION WILL INCLUDE: CHECKING BELTS, CLEANING STRAINERS, CHANGING FILTERS, CHECKING OPERATING PRESSURES, LEAK CHECK UNIT, AND CLEAN DRAIN PANS. FILTER REPLACEMENT WILL BE (4) TIMES PER YEAR. THIS WORK IS LOCATED AT THE 230 S. DEARBORN, FEDERAL BUILDING.

TAS::75 0350::TAS

TAS::17 1106::TAS NISH - STAMPS - BLUE, ORIGINAL, MODEL NO. 7520-01-207-4222: PRE-INK. STAMP. INDOS1BR120012074222

TAS::89 0321::TAS FACILITATOR TO PROVIDE TRAINING ON CUSTOMER SERVICE EXCELLENCE. THESE WILL BE 4-HOUR SESSIONS FOR 3-DAYS WITH 25-PEOPLE PER SESSION FOR THE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT WITHIN THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLE ENERGY ORGANIZATION EE-3A. TRAINING WILL BE HELD AT HEADQUARTERS ROOM AND DATES ARE TBD.

AUDIO TECHNOLOGY PROJECT (SOW IS ATTACHED) P.O.P. IS EXPECTED TO BE 4 MONTHS.

TAS::21 2020::TAS IN ACCORDANCE WITH QUOTE #RFQ483285-WLD,DATED 8/3/2010; FROM MIKE GIBSON MANUFACTURING, SUBMITTED IN RESPONSE TO GSA E-BUY RFQ483285, THE AWARD DOCUMENT IS HEREBY INCORPORATED AND MADE PART OF THIS ORDER. ITEM NO 1. QTY DESCRIPTION U/P EXT AMT 411LF WALL PANEL SYSTEM, PREFABRICATED $275.53 $113,242.83 W/ALL ASSEMBLY HARDWARE. ALL PANELS MUST BE 4 X 8 X 3/8 THICK OF AR-500 STEEL COMPOSITION. STEEL PANELS MUST BE EQUIPPED W/1/2 THICK PLYWOOD FOR SPLATTER PROTECTION. STANDARD COMMERICAL WARRANTY ITEM NO. 2. QTY DESCRIPTION EXT AMT 1GP *OPEN MARKET ITEM: SHIPPING AND HANDLING $ 4,045.00 TOTAL AMOUNT ITEMS 1 AND 2 $117,287.83 SHIPPING AND HANDLING TERMS ARE DOOR-TO-DOOR DELIVERY, FOB DESTINATION. FOR COMPLETE DELIVERY ADDRESS AND POINT OF CONTACT INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE POC, MAJOR KYLE MEROLLA, AT KYLE.MEROLLA@SOCSO.SOUTHCOM.MIL,305-224-06197. OR MSGT PHILIP SLOAN @ PHILIP.SLOAN@SOCSO.SOUTHCOM.MIL, 305-224-6197/8. MIPR #MIPR0HSOC10007 FH R/F 0230

PORT-A-POTTY GRASS VALLEY

BLUE MOON PORTABLES (TRAILER PARK) BPA SETUP

FY10 SPACE RENT-BATTLE MOUNTAIN FIRE BARRACKS

PORTA-POTTY RENTAL EUREKA SEAT BASE

LABORATORY TESTING SERVICES FOR FCC TERRE HAUTE. EXERCISE OF OPTION YEAR TWO, DATES OF SERVICE WILL BE 4/1/2010 THRU 9/30/2010.

LUMINA CORPORATION WILL PROVIDE THE BLUE MOON PROJECT WORKSHOP FOR JSC EMPLOYEES.

IN SUB-TOPIC X4.01, NASA HAS IDENTIFIED A NEED FOR ADVANCED RADIATION-SHIELDING MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES TO PROTECT HUMANS FROM THE HAZARDS OF GALACTIC COSMIC RADIATION (GCR) ON LONG-DURATION LUNAR MISSIONS. THE RADIATION SPECIES OF GREATEST INTEREST ARE LIGHT IONS (PARTICULARLY PROTONS), HEAVY IONS (SUCH AS IRON-56) AND NEUTRONS. INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGIES, INC., IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY, PROPOSES THE DEVELOPMENT OF LIGHTWEIGHT, MULTI-LAYERED, POLYMERIC SHIELDING AGAINST GCR. PHASE I TECHNICAL OBJECTIVES INCLUDE SELECTION, DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF MATERIALS TAILORED TO SHIELD AGAINST HAZARDOUS RADIATION, AND MEASUREMENT AND TEST OF INDIVIDUAL AND LAYERED MATERIALS USING AVAILABLE RADIATION SOURCES. THE ANTICIPATED RESULT OF THE PHASE I AND PHASE II PROGRAMS IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF MULTI-LAYERED SHIELDS WITH AN OUTER LAYER OF HYDROGENOUS POLYMERIC MATERIAL FOR SIGNIFICANT DOSE REDUCTION OF INCIDENT GCR IONS AND INNER LAYERS OF POLYMERIC COMPOSITES CONTAINING ADDITIVES CHOSEN TO MODERATE AND ABSORB NEUTRONS RESULTING FROM FRAGMENTATION OF INCOMING HEAVY IONS AND TO ABSORB SHORT WAVELENGTH ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION RESULTING FROM THE SLOWING OF THE GCR PARTICLES AND CAPTURE OF NEUTRONS. THE TECHNOLOGY READINESS LEVEL (TRL) AT THE BEGINNING OF PHASE I IS 3. AT THE END OF PHASE I, THE TRL WILL BE 4 OR HIGHER.

THIS 2009 NASA SBIR PHASE 1 PROPOSAL FOR AN INNOVATIVE MINIATURE LASER MAGNETOMETER (MLM) IS A RESPONSE TO SUBTOPIC S1.06 PARTICLES AND FIELD SENSORS AND INSTRUMENT ENABLING TECHNOLOGIES. THE MLM INSTRUMENT WILL INCORPORATE A NUMBER OF TECHNICAL INNOVATIONS TO ACHIEVE HIGH-SENSITIVITY AND HIGH-STABILITY PERFORMANCE WHILE SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCING THE SIZE OF THE LASER-PUMPED HELIUM MAGNETOMETER FOR USE ON VERY SMALL SATELLITES AND UAVS. THE MLM DESIGN APPROACH WILL TRADE SENSITIVITY FOR MINIATURIZATION OF CRITICAL COMPONENTS WHILE STILL MEETING THE PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR GEOMAGNETIC AND SPACE SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS. REDUCTION IN INSTRUMENT MASS, VOLUME AND POWER WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH INNOVATIONS INCLUDING MINIATURIZED COMPONENTS, LASER SPECTROSCOPY TECHNIQUES FOR RESONANCE DETECTION, COMPACT INTEGRATED OPTICAL DESIGNS AND MINIATURIZED ELECTRONICS PACKAGING. THE MLM WILL HAVE A DYNAMIC RANGE UP TO 75,000 NT AND A 860 HZ SAMPLE RATE. THE SCALAR SENSITIVITY WILL BE 1 PT/RTHZ WITH AN ACCURACY OF 0.1 NT. THE VECTOR SENSITIVITY WILL BE 1 PT/RTHZ WITH AN ACCURACY OF 0.5 NT. TRADE STUDIES WILL SELECT THE INNOVATIONS FOR INCLUSION IN THE MLM CONCEPTUAL DESIGN THAT WILL DEMONSTRATE THE FEASIBILITY OF FABRICATING AND DEMONSTRATING A BRASS-BOARD IN PHASE 2. THE TRL IS EXPECTED TO BE 4 AT THE END OF THE PHASE 1 CONTRACT.

AS THE SIZE OF COMPOSITE PARTS EXCEED THAT OF EVEN THE LARGEST AUTOCLAVES, NEW OUT-OF-AUTOCLAVE PROCESSES AND MATERIALS ARE NECESSARY TO ACHIEVE THE SAME LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE AS AUTOCLAVE CURED COMPOSITES. UNFORTUNATELY, THE QUALITY OF COMPOSITES MANUFACTURED WITH CURRENT OUT-OF-AUTOCLAVE PREPREG SYSTEMS IS LIMITED BY THEIR SHORT SHELF-LIFE AT AMBIENT CONDITIONS. THE RESIN ADVANCEMENT, DUE TO LONG LAY-UP TIMES, COMMONLY CAUSES VARIATIONS IN FIBER VOLUME AND HIGHER VOID CONTENT IN THE CURED STRUCTURES. ALSO, CURRENT OUT-OF-AUTOCLAVE PREPREG SYSTEMS DO NOT PROVIDE THE SAME LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE, ESPECIALLY DAMAGE TOLERANCE, AS MANY CURRENT AUTOCLAVE CURED PREPREG SYSTEMS. IT IS THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS WORK TO DEVELOP A MATRIX AND PREPREG SYSTEM FOR OUT-OF-AUTOCLAVE PROCESSING THAT HAS A YEAR OUT-TIME AT AMBIENT CONDITIONS WHILE ALSO PROVIDING AN EXCELLENT BALANCE OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND DAMAGE TOLERANCE. AS AN ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONALITY, THE OUT-OF-AUTOCLAVE PREPREG SYSTEM WILL BE DEVELOPED TO HAVE INHERENT SKIN-CORE SELF-ADHESIVE PROPERTIES SO THAT FILM ADHESIVES ARE NOT REQUIRED FOR DESIGNS WITH HONEYCOMB CORES. IT IS EXPECTED THAT THE TRL WILL BE 4 AT THE END OF THIS PHASE I PROGRAM.

CATERED MEALS

VENDOR TO PROVIDE WASTE DISPOSAL FOR STA LAKE WORTH INLET. PERIOD COVERING 01 OCT 2009 THRU 30 SEP 2010. VENDOR DOES NOT ACCEPT GOVT CREDIT CARD. VENDORS DUNS NUMBER IS AS FOLLOWS 186-029-047. TAX ID NUMBER IS AS FOLLOWS 59-1760034. TOTAL COST FOR FY10 WILL BE $4,013.28 REQUEST A PO BE GENERATED FOR SERVICES RENDERED

4512180406!SHALL BE 4 8 RUBBER

LEASE

FIELD REVIEW OF APPRAISAL SERVICES FOR BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA.

PORTA-POTTIES - EUREKA AIRPORT

CONEX STORAGE - ATB

LEASE

LEASE

LEASE

CATERED MEALS

PSC - KATHY DONALD TO PROVIDE COVERAGE SERVICES IN THE PHARTMACY DEPARTMENT LOCATED AT THE FORT BELKNAP AND HAYS HEALTH CENTERS DATES OF SERVICE WILL BE 4 01 2009 THROUGH 5 20 2009 VICE LIEN FAR 52 23-18 AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS (APR84)

PSC - RICHARD MOOR TO PROVIDE COVERAGE SERVICES IN THE EMERGENCY DEPART LOCATED AT THE FT BELKNAP SERVICE UNIT DATES OF SERVICE WILL BE 4 02 2009 THROUGH 4 6 2009 VICE GEM STOCK FAR 52 23-18 AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS (APR84)

LEASE

LEASE

LEASE

MEALS ARE FOR EFF TRAINEES ATTENDING TRAINING HOSTED BY THE CHICKASAW AGENCY. MEALS NTE M&IE DAILY RATE OF $39.00.

CARBON FOAM SELF-HEATED TOOLING FOR OUT-OF-AUTOCLAVE COMPOSITES MANUFACTURING THIS PROPOSAL ADDRESSES NASA'S NEED FOR NON-AUTOCLAVE COMPOSITES MANUFACTURE. THE CONSTELLATION PROGRAM, INCLUDING THE ARES V LAUNCH VEHICLE, WILL REQUIRE VERY LARGE-SCALE STRUCTURES AND CONVENTIONAL AUTOCLAVE-BASED COMPOSITES WHICH ARE VERY COSTLY AND SUFFER FROM LOGISTICAL PROBLEMS. OUT OF AUTOCLAVE (OOA) COMPOSITE MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY HAS THE POTENTIAL TO SOLVE THE CONSTRAINT ISSUES OF AUTOCLAVE PROCESSES WITHOUT SUFFERING PERFORMANCE ISSUES. HOWEVER, SEVERAL CRITICAL ISSUES REMAIN A TECHNICAL CHALLENGE, AND FURTHER DEVELOPMENT IS REQUIRED TO BRING OOA INTO THE MAINSTREAM OF COMPOSITES MANUFACTURING. TOUCHSTONE PROPOSES TO DEMONSTRATE THAT A COMPOSITE TOOL MADE FROM ITS CARBON FOAM MATERIALS CAN BE SELF-HEATED BY PASSING AN ELECTRIC CURRENT THROUGH THE TOOL BODY, THEREBY HEATING ONLY THE TOOL AND PART AND NOT REQUIRING AN AUTOCLAVE OR OVEN FOR CURING. IN PHASE 1, A SMALL PROTOTYPE TOOL WILL BE BUILT AND TESTED FOR SELF-HEATING PERFORMANCE IN COMPARISON TO A CONVENTIONAL AUTOCLAVE CURE CYCLE ON THE SAME TOOL. SPECIFIC RESIN SYSTEMS SUITED FOR OOA PROCESSING WILL BE UTILIZED, AND PERFORMANCE PROPERTIES OF COMPOSITE SAMPLES PRODUCED BY BOTH THE SELF-HEATED CARBON FOAM TOOL AND A CONVENTIONAL CARBON FOAM AUTOCLAVE TOOL WILL BE CHARACTERIZED. AT THE END OF PHASE 1, THE TRL WILL BE 4, AND BY THE CONCLUSION OF PHASE 2, THE TRL WILL REACH 6.

LASER FEMTO-TESLA MAGNETIC GRADIOMETER (LFMG) THIS PHASE 1 SBIR PROPOSAL DESCRIBES DEVELOPMENT OF A CONCEPTUAL DESIGN FOR A LASER FEMTO-TESLA MAGNETIC GRADIOMETER (LFMG). THE LFMG INNOVATIONS INCLUDE THE ABILITY TO MAKE BOTH EXTREMELY HIGH-RESOLUTION SCALAR FIELD MEASUREMENTS (10 FT/RTHZ) AS WELL AS STABLE AND ACCURATE SCALAR GRADIOMETER MEASUREMENTS. THE HIGH STABILITY OF THE GRADIOMETER MEASUREMENTS MAKES POSSIBLE EXPLORATORY INVESTIGATIONS OF TEMPORAL VARIATIONS AND GRADIENTS IN THE MAGNETIC FIELD AT THE EARTH'S SURFACE DUE TO CRUSTAL FIELD CHANGES, CORE CHANGES, ELF AND ULF MAGNETOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES, AND SURFACE ELECTROMAGNETIC EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH EARTHQUAKES AND VOLCANIC ACTIVITY. LFMG INSTRUMENTS CAN BE DEPLOYED AS STATION MAGNETOMETERS IN GRADIOMETER ARRAYS TO MONITOR GEOPOTENTIAL GRADIENT VARIATIONS OVER RANGES FROM METERS TO KILOMETERS. RECENTLY, AN EXTREMELY HIGH-RESOLUTION SCALAR MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE ACHIEVING 39 PT/RTHZ SENSITIVITY WAS DEMONSTRATED UNDER NAVY SPONSORSHIP. HIGH-ACCURACY DATA LINKING FOR VECTOR GRADIENT MEASUREMENT WAS DEMONSTRATED UNDER THE ONR 3MDS PROGRAM. THE LFMG COMBINES THESE KEY INNOVATIONS TO DEVELOP AN INSTRUMENT FOR EXPLORATORY RESEARCH IN GEOMAGNETISM. THE PHASE 1 EFFORT WILL RESULT IN AN LFMG CONCEPTUAL DESIGN AND ESTABLISH THE FEASIBILITY OF DESIGNING AND FABRICATING A BRASS-BOARD IN PHASE 2. A PLAN FOR THE LFMG BRASS-BOARD INSTALLATION, CALIBRATION, AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION WILL BE DEVELOPED FOR DEMONSTRATION IN PHASE 2. THE TRL IS EXPECTED TO BE 4 AT THE END OF THE PHASE 1 CONTRACT.

WE PROPOSE A NOVEL APPROACH TO THE DETECTION OF CHROMOSOMAL INVERSIONS. TRANSMISSIBLE CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS (TRANSLOCATIONS AND INVERSIONS) HAVE PROFOUND GENETIC EFFECTS, SUCH AS DISRUPTING REGULATORY SEQUENCES THAT CONTROL GENE EXPRESSION, OR CREATING GENETIC CHIMERAS. THESE CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS PLAY A CAUSATIVE ROLE IN CANCER, AND THEY ARE INDUCED BY RADIATION. AS SUCH, CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS ARE RELEVANT TO THREE NASA NEEDS, BIODOSIMETRY, ANALYSIS OF ASTRONAUT LYMPHOCYTES FOR CUMULATIVE RADIATION DAMAGE, AND SPACE RADIATION RISK MODELING. OF ALL STRUCTURAL CHROMOSOMAL ANOMALIES, INVERSIONS A REVERSAL OF ORIENTATION OF MATERIAL WITHIN A CHROMOSOME ARE THE MOST DIFFICULT TO DETECT. THIS IS ESPECIALLY TRUE OF SMALL INVERSIONS, MOST OF WHICH ARE INVISIBLE TO ALL CURRENT CYTOGENETIC TECHNIQUES. YET SMALL INVERSIONS ARE LIKELY THE MOST TRANSMISSIBLE (NONLETHAL) FORM OF CHROMOSOMAL DAMAGE, SO THEY PERSIST, A FEATURE WHICH LENDS CREDENCE TO THEIR USE IN RETROSPECTIVE BIODOSIMETRY. THIS PHASE 1 PROJECT IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE A PROOF-OF-PRINCIPLE DEMONSTRATION OF A NEW METHOD OF MOLECULAR CYTOGENETICS THAT WILL PERMIT HIGHLY SENSITIVE INVERSION DETECTION. THE PROJECT WILL HELP US TO PERFECT OUR BIOINFORMATICS STRATEGY FOR PROBE DESIGN, OPTIMIZE PROBE LABELING REACTIONS, REFINE HYBRIDIZATION CONDITIONS, AND ESTABLISH A PROCEDURE FOR COST ANALYSIS. IN PHASE 2, WE WILL SCALE-UP PROBE PRODUCTION TO MAKE WHOLE CHROMOSOME ANALYSIS POSSIBLE. THIS NEXT STEP, ALTHOUGH CONCEPTUALLY SIMPLE, RELIES ENTIRELY ON THE PROCESSES DEVISED AND TESTED IN PHASE 1. MOREOVER EFFICIENT, COST-EFFECTIVE PROBE-MAKING WILL BE ESSENTIAL TO COMMERCIALIZATION (PHASE 3). THE TECHNOLOGY READINESS LEVEL AT THE END OF THE PHASE 1 CONTRACT IS EXPECTED TO BE 4-5, I.E. VALIDATED IN LABORATORY AND RELEVANT ENVIRONMENTS.

LEASE

LEASE

FOOD CATERING FOR FIREFIGHTING TRAINEE SPONSORED BY THE BIA, CHICKASAW AGENCY, ADA, OK.

4508836236!BE 4&APOS; 10.5&QUO

BLUE MOON PORTABLES BPA SETUP

FIELD REVIEW OF APPRAISAL SERVICES.

THIS LINE PROVIDES FUNDING FOR TASK ORDER 0010 FOR THE EXPLOSIVE MODELING OF BLUE ORIGIN PM2 SUBORITAL ROCKET ANALYSES.

PORT-A-POTTIE RENTAL ON CALLAGHAN FIRE.

BPA CALL FOR PORT-A-POTTIES ON ROCKY MOUNTAIN FIRE.

LEASE

LEASE

LEASE

REQUEST TO PURCHASE: LIGHTWEIGHT DEPLOYABLE LAPTOPS QTY: 2 SPECS: DEVICE MUST BE 4 LBS. OR UNDER AND HAVE THE FOLLOWING FEATURES: CORE2 DUO PROCESSOR, 4GB SHARED DUAL CHANNEL DDR2 SDRAM, 160 GB OR GREATER HARD DRIVE OR SOLID STATE STORAGE, INTEGRAL DVD+/-RW DRIVE, BUILT-IN CELLULAR MOBILE BROADBAND, WIRELESS NETWORKING CARD, FINGERPRINT SCANNER LOG-IN SECURITY. USER SHOULD HAVE THE ABILITY TO INSTALL AND RUN COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS NECESSARY FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES. NOTE: THESE MACHINES WILL NOT BE ATTACHED TO THE TSA OR FAMS LAN.

LEASE

LEASE

LEASE

THERE WILL BE 4 ROTARY UNITS THAT WILL BE INSTALLE

CATERED MEALS FOR EMERGENCY FIREFIGHTING TRAINEES SPONSORED BY THE BIA, CHICKASAW AGENCY, ADA, OK.

MEALS FOR FIRE FIGHTER TRAINING DURING THE PERIOD 4 FEB 08 THROUGH 8 FEB 08.

LEASE

LEASE

LEASE

EP08A000133

HP COLOR LASER JET SET C9731A CYAN (BLUE) ORIGINAL

CATERED MEALS FOR EMERGENCY FIREFIGHTING TRAINEES ATTENDING BIA, CHICKASAW AGENCY SPONSORED TRAINING.

PREPARED MEALS

LEASE

LEASE

LEASE

FIELD REVIEW OF APPRAISAL SERVICES FOR BIRMINGHAM, AL AREA.

CONCRETE

THIS PR IS THE FIFTH TASK ORDER UNDER THE BPA ESTABLISHED UNDER CONTRACT HSTS02-06-A-AOP270. THE PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE OF THE WORK ORDERED UNDER THIS PR WILL BE 4 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF AWARD. THE WORK TO BE PERFORMED UNDER THIS TASK ORDER IS OUTLINED IN THE ATTACHED TASK 5 STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) AND THE ASSOCIATED REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT.

MEASUREMENT OF THE AEROSOL INTERACTION WITH CLOUDS AND FORCING OF CLIMATETHE WORK AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY WILL INVOLVE NUMERICAL MODELING. THE MODEL TO BE USED IS GATOR-GCMOM A ONE-WAY NESTED GLOBAL-THROUGH-LOCAL GAS AEROSOL TRANSPORT RADIATION GENERAL CIRCULATION MESOSCALE AND OCEAN MODEL. GATOR-GCMOM WILL BE RUN IN GLOBAL-THROUGH-LOCAL NESTED MODE WITH HIGH-RESOLUTION GRIDS PLACED OVER ONE WORLD REGION IN WHICH STRONG SPATIAL GRADIENTS IN AEROSOL OPTICAL DEPTH ARE IDENTIFIED FROM MODTS DATA. THE TARGETED AREA WILL MOST LIKELY BE EITHER NEAR BRAZIL CHINA OR THE WEST COAST OF THE U.S. THE RESOLUTION OF THE FINEST NESTED GRID WILL BE 4-5 KM. SIMULATIONS WILL BE RUN FOR TWO MONTHS OF THE YEAR TO BE DETERMINED. FOR THE SELECTED REGION THE MODEL WILL BE RAN TWICE. THE FIRST WITH ALL AEROSOLS AND THE SECOND WITH OTHER BIOMASS BURNING AEROSOLS (OR ANTHROPOGENIC AEROSOLS DEPENDING ON LOCATION). AFTER THE FIRST RUN RESULTS WILL BE COMPARED WITH OBSERVATIONS TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE MODEL CORRECTLY REPRODUCES THE AEROSOL CHARACTERISTICS AS MEASURED BY SATELLITE. RESULTS WILL ALSO BE EXAMINED TO DETERMINE WHETHER THE MODEL REPRODUCES CLOUD PRECIPITATION AND RADIATION FIELDS REASONABLY AND WHETHER IT REPRODUCES THE OBSERVED CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THESE VARIABLES. THIS IS AN IMPORTANT CHECK OF THE MODEL PHYSICS AND EMISSIONS. ASSUMING THAT THE MODEL ADEQUATELY SIMULATES THE AEROSOL-CLOUD ENVIRONMENT AS OBSERVED FROM SATELLITE WE WILL ANALYZE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN RUNNING THE MODEL WITH ELEVATED AEROSOL AND RUNNING WITHOUT SUCH AEROSOLS. THE DIFFERENCES IN AEROSOL-CLOUD CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THESE RUNS WILL GIVE A CLEAR INDICATION OF THE TRUE EFFECT AEROSOL HAS ON CLOUDS AND PRECIPITATION. MODEL DIAGNOSTICS TO CONSIDER INCLUDE DIFFERENCES IN CLOUD DROPLET SIZE CLOUD DROPLET NUMBER CONCENTRATION CLOUD TOP HEIGHTS CLOUD COVER DISTRIBUTION OF THERMODYNAMIC PHASE EXTENT AND TOTAL AMOUNT OF PRECIPITATION AND AVERAGE RAIN RATE. ONLY THE MODEL CAN UNAMBIGUOUSLY SEPARATE AEROSOL EFFECTS FROM METEOROLOGICAL EFFECTS BUT ONLY THE OBSERVATIONS CAN HOLD THE MODEL ACCOUNTABLE TO REALITY. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SIMULATIONS WILL BE ANALYZED IN GRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL FORM. RESULTS INCLUDING A COMPARISON WITH SATELLITE DATA WILL BE WRITTEN UP FOR PUBLICATION.

SOFTWARE ASSURANCE SUPPORT FOR MICROSOFT PRODUCTS WITH UPGRADES AND MAINTENANCE OF SYSTEM. NOTE: THIS REPORT CONTAINS ERRORS DUE TO HARD COATED FPDS-NG HARD COATED ENTRIES THAT CANNOT BE CHANGED. CORRECT ENTRIES SHOULD READ: PRINCIPLE NAICS CODE - SHOULD READ "511210" EXTENT COMPETED - SHOULD BE "COMPETITIVE DELIVERY ORDER" TYPE OF SET ASIDE - SHOULD BE "SMALL BUSINESS SET ASIDE - TOTAL" NUMBER OF OFFERS RECEIVED - SHOULD BE "4" CONTRACTING OFFICER'S BUSINESS SIZE SELECTION - SHOULD READ "SMALL BUSINESS" REASON NOT AWARDED TO SMALL BUSINESS - AWARD MADE TO A SMALL BUSINESS BUT THE CAR WOULD NOT VALIDATE WITHOUT AN ENTRY IN THIS FIELD. OTHER REASON MARKED BECAUSE AWARD WAS MADE TO A SMALL BUSINESS. ASAP SOFTWARE RETAINS IT'S SMALL BUSINESS STANDING UNDER GSA SCHEDULE AND THIS IS AN ORDER UNDER A GSA SCHEDULE BASED BPA.

BLUE MOON PORTABLES

PROJECT TITLE: LA GRUE BAYOU, WOLF ISLAND SLASH & HONEY CREEK STRS. & APPRS. (S) :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: REPLACE 4 STRUCTURES. STRUCTURES ON HWY. 63 WILL BE 4-LANE WITH PAINTED MEDIAN.

PROJECT TITLE: ABITA SPRINGS TRAILS, PHASE 2 :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: SCOPE: CONSTRUCT 3,160' OF FIBER REINFORCED WALKWAYS THAT ARE 4' WIDE, 4000 PSI AT LOCATIONS ON HICKORY ST., LIVE OAK ST., GROVER ST., AND LAUREL STREETS. THE THICKNESS WILL BE 4' IN AREAS WITH NO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC. WHERE THERE IS VEHICULAR TRAFFIC, THE THICKNESS OF THE CONCRETE WILL BE HIGH EARLY STRENGTH, 6' THICK AND REINFORCED WITH 6' BY 6' GAGE HIGHWAY MESH.

PROJECT TITLE: LA GRUE BAYOU, WOLF ISLAND SLASH & HONEY CREEK STRS. & APPRS. (S) :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: REPLACE 4 STRUCTURES. STRUCTURES ON HWY. 63 WILL BE 4-LANE WITH PAINTED MEDIAN.

PROJECT TITLE: HOPKINS - CONSTRUCTION OF CHERRY PARK WALKING TRAIL IN THE CITY OF MADISONVILLE :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: ADD A PAVED WALKING TRAIL AROUND THE PERIMETER OF CHERRY PARK. THE TRAIL WILL BE 4 FT IN WIDTH, 1/2 MILE IN LENGTH AND WILL BE DESIGNED TO FACILITATE A COMBINATION OF NON-MOTORIZED USES. ALSO, THIS PROJECT PROPOSES TO ADD A RESTROOM FACILITY, WATER FOUNTAINS AND A TRAILHEAD.

PROJECT TITLE: LA GRUE BAYOU, WOLF ISLAND SLASH & HONEY CREEK STRS. & APPRS. (S) :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: REPLACE 4 STRUCTURES. STRUCTURES ON HWY. 63 WILL BE 4-LANE WITH PAINTED MEDIAN.

PROJECT TITLE: LA GRUE BAYOU, WOLF ISLAND SLASH & HONEY CREEK STRS. & APPRS. (S) :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: REPLACE 4 STRUCTURES. STRUCTURES ON HWY. 63 WILL BE 4-LANE WITH PAINTED MEDIAN.

PROJECT TITLE: ABITA SPRINGS TRAILS, PHASE 2 :::: PROJECT DESCRIPTION: SCOPE: CONSTRUCT 3,160' OF FIBER REINFORCED WALKWAYS THAT ARE 4' WIDE, 4000 PSI AT LOCATIONS ON HICKORY ST., LIVE OAK ST., GROVER ST., AND LAUREL STREETS. THE THICKNESS WILL BE 4' IN AREAS WITH NO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC. WHERE THERE IS VEHICULAR TRAFFIC, THE THICKNESS OF THE CONCRETE WILL BE HIGH EARLY STRENGTH, 6' THICK AND REINFORCED WITH 6' BY 6' GAGE HIGHWAY MESH.