The Collier Report of U.S. Government Contracting

Sampling of Federal Government Funding Actions/Set Asides

In order by amount of set aside monies.

• $667,853 - Friday the 10th of July 2015
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
  WE PROPOSE TO ESTABLISH A NASA-URC OPTICAL SCIENCES CENTER FOR APPLIED RESEARCH (OSCAR) COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION. OSCAR WILL (1) FOSTER NEW NASA-RELATED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS BASED ON OPTICAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY, (2) INSPIRE AND ENGAGE STUDENTS FROM UNDERRESPRESENTED GROUPS IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) FIELDS, (3) ENHANCE THE NATIONAL AEROSPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WORKFORCE, AND (4) DEVELOP PARTNERSHIPS WITH INDUSTRY, NASA RESEARCH CENTERS AND OTHER FEDERAL LABORATORIES, AND MINORITY AND NON MINORITY-SERVING COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. THE URC WILL CONSOLIDATE AND INTEGRATE AN ESTABLISHED AND SUCCESSFUL FUNCTIONING RESEARCH CENTER AT DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY: THE CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN OPTICAL SCIENCES AND APPLICATIONS (CREOSA) FUNDED THROUGH THE NSF-CREST (FUNDING PERIOD: 2006-2011). THE PROPOSED INTEGRATION WILL LEVERAGE CREOSA RESOURCES TO FORM A SOLID FOUNDATION FOR OSCAR. THE RESEARCH FOCUS OF OSCAR WILL BE CENTERED ON THREE MAIN TOPICS: (I) PLANETARY SCIENCE, (II) SPACE COMMUNICATIONS&NAVIGATION, AND (III) ASTROBIOLOGY. THE PROPOSED PROJECTS WILL SUPPORT THE GOALS OF NASA S EXPLORATION SYSTEMS MISSION DIRECTORATE (ESMD), THE SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE (SMD) AND THE SPACE OPERATIONS MISSION DIRECTORATE (SOMD). OSCAR S RESEARCH IS SUBDIVIDED INTO TWO CORE TOPICS. CORE 1 PROJECTS WILL FOCUS ON DEVELOPING OPTICAL INSTRUMENTATIONS FOR SPACE OPERATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE. THESE INCLUDE DEVELOPMENTS OF SPACE ATOMIC CLOCK AND OPTICAL GYROSCOPE, POLARIMETRIC LASER DETECTION AND RANGING (LADAR), AND AN AUGMENTED REALITY VISOR INTERFACE FOR HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTIONS AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SUPPORT OF ASTRONAUTS. CORE 2 PROJECTS WILL CONDUCT T RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF MARS EXPLORATION USING CHEMCAM MARS ROVER LIBS INSTRUMENT, AND A REMOTELY-OPERATED LASER SCANNING CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE FOR IN SITU ANALYSIS OF EXTRATERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENT. THE CENTER WILL WORK IN CLOSE COLLABORATION WITH GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (GSFC), NASA/NSSTC ASTROBIOLOGY LABORATORY, AND JET PROPULSION LABORATORY (JPL), LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY (LANL), NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, AND INDUSTRY PARTNER, JUXTOPIA ON VARIOUS PROJECTS.

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• $59,995 - Friday the 1st of June 2012
  US Fish And Wildlife Service
  CONTRACTING AND GENERAL SERVICES DIV
  DELAWARE STATE FALL GULF STURGEON

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• $59,995 - Thursday the 9th of February 2012
  US Fish And Wildlife Service
  CONTRACTING AND GENERAL SERVICES DIV
  DELAWARE STATE FALL GULF STURGEON

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• $53,809 - Friday the 10th of July 2015
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
  WE PROPOSE TO ESTABLISH A NASA-URC OPTICAL SCIENCES CENTER FOR APPLIED RESEARCH (OSCAR) COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION. OSCAR WILL (1) FOSTER NEW NASA-RELATED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS BASED ON OPTICAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY, (2) INSPIRE AND ENGAGE STUDENTS FROM UNDERRESPRESENTED GROUPS IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) FIELDS, (3) ENHANCE THE NATIONAL AEROSPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WORKFORCE, AND (4) DEVELOP PARTNERSHIPS WITH INDUSTRY, NASA RESEARCH CENTERS AND OTHER FEDERAL LABORATORIES, AND MINORITY AND NON MINORITY-SERVING COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. THE URC WILL CONSOLIDATE AND INTEGRATE AN ESTABLISHED AND SUCCESSFUL FUNCTIONING RESEARCH CENTER AT DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY: THE CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN OPTICAL SCIENCES AND APPLICATIONS (CREOSA) FUNDED THROUGH THE NSF-CREST (FUNDING PERIOD: 2006-2011). THE PROPOSED INTEGRATION WILL LEVERAGE CREOSA RESOURCES TO FORM A SOLID FOUNDATION FOR OSCAR. THE RESEARCH FOCUS OF OSCAR WILL BE CENTERED ON THREE MAIN TOPICS: (I) PLANETARY SCIENCE, (II) SPACE COMMUNICATIONS&NAVIGATION, AND (III) ASTROBIOLOGY. THE PROPOSED PROJECTS WILL SUPPORT THE GOALS OF NASA S EXPLORATION SYSTEMS MISSION DIRECTORATE (ESMD), THE SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE (SMD) AND THE SPACE OPERATIONS MISSION DIRECTORATE (SOMD). OSCAR S RESEARCH IS SUBDIVIDED INTO TWO CORE TOPICS. CORE 1 PROJECTS WILL FOCUS ON DEVELOPING OPTICAL INSTRUMENTATIONS FOR SPACE OPERATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE. THESE INCLUDE DEVELOPMENTS OF SPACE ATOMIC CLOCK AND OPTICAL GYROSCOPE, POLARIMETRIC LASER DETECTION AND RANGING (LADAR), AND AN AUGMENTED REALITY VISOR INTERFACE FOR HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTIONS AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SUPPORT OF ASTRONAUTS. CORE 2 PROJECTS WILL CONDUCT T RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF MARS EXPLORATION USING CHEMCAM MARS ROVER LIBS INSTRUMENT, AND A REMOTELY-OPERATED LASER SCANNING CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE FOR IN SITU ANALYSIS OF EXTRATERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENT. THE CENTER WILL WORK IN CLOSE COLLABORATION WITH GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (GSFC), NASA/NSSTC ASTROBIOLOGY LABORATORY, AND JET PROPULSION LABORATORY (JPL), LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY (LANL), NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, AND INDUSTRY PARTNER, JUXTOPIA ON VARIOUS PROJECTS.

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• $50,000 - Friday the 10th of July 2015
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
  WE PROPOSE TO ESTABLISH A NASA-URC OPTICAL SCIENCES CENTER FOR APPLIED RESEARCH (OSCAR) COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION. OSCAR WILL (1) FOSTER NEW NASA-RELATED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS BASED ON OPTICAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY, (2) INSPIRE AND ENGAGE STUDENTS FROM UNDERRESPRESENTED GROUPS IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS (STEM) FIELDS, (3) ENHANCE THE NATIONAL AEROSPACE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY WORKFORCE, AND (4) DEVELOP PARTNERSHIPS WITH INDUSTRY, NASA RESEARCH CENTERS AND OTHER FEDERAL LABORATORIES, AND MINORITY AND NON MINORITY-SERVING COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. THE URC WILL CONSOLIDATE AND INTEGRATE AN ESTABLISHED AND SUCCESSFUL FUNCTIONING RESEARCH CENTER AT DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY: THE CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN OPTICAL SCIENCES AND APPLICATIONS (CREOSA) FUNDED THROUGH THE NSF-CREST (FUNDING PERIOD: 2006-2011). THE PROPOSED INTEGRATION WILL LEVERAGE CREOSA RESOURCES TO FORM A SOLID FOUNDATION FOR OSCAR. THE RESEARCH FOCUS OF OSCAR WILL BE CENTERED ON THREE MAIN TOPICS: (I) PLANETARY SCIENCE, (II) SPACE COMMUNICATIONS&NAVIGATION, AND (III) ASTROBIOLOGY. THE PROPOSED PROJECTS WILL SUPPORT THE GOALS OF NASA S EXPLORATION SYSTEMS MISSION DIRECTORATE (ESMD), THE SCIENCE MISSION DIRECTORATE (SMD) AND THE SPACE OPERATIONS MISSION DIRECTORATE (SOMD). OSCAR S RESEARCH IS SUBDIVIDED INTO TWO CORE TOPICS. CORE 1 PROJECTS WILL FOCUS ON DEVELOPING OPTICAL INSTRUMENTATIONS FOR SPACE OPERATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE. THESE INCLUDE DEVELOPMENTS OF SPACE ATOMIC CLOCK AND OPTICAL GYROSCOPE, POLARIMETRIC LASER DETECTION AND RANGING (LADAR), AND AN AUGMENTED REALITY VISOR INTERFACE FOR HUMAN-ROBOT INTERACTIONS AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SUPPORT OF ASTRONAUTS. CORE 2 PROJECTS WILL CONDUCT T RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF MARS EXPLORATION USING CHEMCAM MARS ROVER LIBS INSTRUMENT, AND A REMOTELY-OPERATED LASER SCANNING CONFOCAL MICROSCOPE FOR IN SITU ANALYSIS OF EXTRATERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENT. THE CENTER WILL WORK IN CLOSE COLLABORATION WITH GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (GSFC), NASA/NSSTC ASTROBIOLOGY LABORATORY, AND JET PROPULSION LABORATORY (JPL), LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY (LANL), NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, AND INDUSTRY PARTNER, JUXTOPIA ON VARIOUS PROJECTS.

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• $174,963 - Wednesday the 29th of August 2012
  National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration
  EASTERN ACQUISITION DIVISION KANSAS CITY
  MODIFICATION TO EXERCISE OPTION YEAR 1.

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