The Collier Report of U.S. Government Contracting

Sampling of Federal Government Funding Actions/Set Asides

In order by amount of set aside monies.

• $92,927 - Monday the 23rd of July 2012
  National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration
  WESTERN ACQUISITION DIVISION - BOULDER
  TOWED CAMERA SLED AND REMOTELY OPERATED VEHICLE (ROV)AND TOWED CAMERA SLED FOR THE PURPOSES OF SURVEYING SPECIFIC DEEPWATER HABITATS IN THE SANCTUARY.

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• $75,000 - Friday the 10th of July 2015
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  AMES RESEARCH CENTER
  BASE DESCRIPTION: NEW COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT AWARD TO CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, MONTEREY BAY, THE PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR IS SUSAN ALEXANDER. THIS IN A MULTIPLE YEAR AWARD, YEAR ONE IS INCREMENTALLY FUNDED IT IS ENTITLED "REMOTE SENSING&ECOSYSTEM MODELING: RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT,&APPLICATIONS FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE&EDUCATION" COLLABORATION STATEMENT: 1260.51 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SPECIAL CONDITION. (OCTOBER 2000) (A) THIS AWARD IS A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT AS IT IS ANTICIPATED THERE WILL BE SUBSTANTIAL NASA INVOLVEMENT DURING PERFORMANCE OF THE EFFORT. NASA&THE RECIPIENT MUTUALLY AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF ANTICIPATED COOPERATIVE INTERACTIONS WHICH MAY OCCUR DURING THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS EFFORT: THE UNIVERSITY&AMES' PERSONNEL WILL COLLABORATE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE RESEARCH&MUTUALLY DETERMINE THE DIRECTION OF THE RESEARCH INTO ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN LOCAL, REGIONAL AND GLOBAL AREAS WITH CHANGING CLIMATIC AND LAND-USE PATTERNS. SOME OF THE WORK WILL BE DONE IN THE EARTH SCIENCE BUILDING AT NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER. (B) THE TERMS "GRANT"&"RECIPIENT" MEAN "COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT"&"RECIPIENT OF COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT," RESPECTIVELY, WHEREVER THE TERMS APPEAR IN PROVISIONS&SPECIAL CONDITIONS INCLUDED IN THIS AGREEMENT. (C) NASA'S ABILITY TO PARTICIPATE AND PERFORM ITS COLLABORATIVE EFFORT UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS SUBJECT TO THE AVAILABILITY OF APPROPRIATED FUNDS HING IN THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT COMMITS THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS THEREFORE. EXERTS FROM THE PROPOSAL: THE RESEARCH PROJECTS OUTLINED IN THE PROPOSAL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: 1) ECOSYSTEM AND CARBON SIMULATION MODELING, 2) GLOBAL IONAL ANALYSIS OF MICROBIAL MAT ECOSYSTEM TRACE GAS FLUXES, 3) REMOTE SENSING&ECO-FORECASTING FOR AGRICULTURAL&RANGELAND EVALUATION, 4) APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING&GIS TO INFECTIOUS DISEASE RESEARCH, 5) REMOTE SENSING&GIS FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS, 6) DEVELOPMENT OF REMOTE SENSING CAPABILITIES FOR SMALL UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS, 7) REMOTE SENSING RESEARCH IN MARINE ECOSYSTEMS, 8) APPLIED COMPUTING&COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE, 9) SURFACE WIND IMPACTS ON THE EARTH S SURFACE, 10) SENSOR WEB FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE, 11) ECOLOGICAL FORECASTING,&12) EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE EDUCATION PRODUCTS&OPPORTUNITIES. GENERAL GOALS OF THE RESEARCH IS TO CONDUCT APPLIED RESEARCH, TO PURSUE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT, TO PUBLISH RESEARCH RESULTS, TO DEVELOP EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS,&TO TRAIN STUDENTS IN EARTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE TOOLS, METHODS&APPLICATIONS IN WHICH NASA SPECIALIZES.

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• $27,000 - Friday the 10th of July 2015
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  AMES RESEARCH CENTER
  BASE DESCRIPTION: NEW COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT AWARD TO CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, MONTEREY BAY, THE PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR IS SUSAN ALEXANDER. THIS IN A MULTIPLE YEAR AWARD, YEAR ONE IS INCREMENTALLY FUNDED IT IS ENTITLED "REMOTE SENSING&ECOSYSTEM MODELING: RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT,&APPLICATIONS FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE&EDUCATION" COLLABORATION STATEMENT: 1260.51 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SPECIAL CONDITION. (OCTOBER 2000) (A) THIS AWARD IS A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT AS IT IS ANTICIPATED THERE WILL BE SUBSTANTIAL NASA INVOLVEMENT DURING PERFORMANCE OF THE EFFORT. NASA&THE RECIPIENT MUTUALLY AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF ANTICIPATED COOPERATIVE INTERACTIONS WHICH MAY OCCUR DURING THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS EFFORT: THE UNIVERSITY&AMES' PERSONNEL WILL COLLABORATE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE RESEARCH&MUTUALLY DETERMINE THE DIRECTION OF THE RESEARCH INTO ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN LOCAL, REGIONAL AND GLOBAL AREAS WITH CHANGING CLIMATIC AND LAND-USE PATTERNS. SOME OF THE WORK WILL BE DONE IN THE EARTH SCIENCE BUILDING AT NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER. (B) THE TERMS "GRANT"&"RECIPIENT" MEAN "COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT"&"RECIPIENT OF COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT," RESPECTIVELY, WHEREVER THE TERMS APPEAR IN PROVISIONS&SPECIAL CONDITIONS INCLUDED IN THIS AGREEMENT. (C) NASA'S ABILITY TO PARTICIPATE AND PERFORM ITS COLLABORATIVE EFFORT UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS SUBJECT TO THE AVAILABILITY OF APPROPRIATED FUNDS HING IN THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT COMMITS THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS THEREFORE. EXERTS FROM THE PROPOSAL: THE RESEARCH PROJECTS OUTLINED IN THE PROPOSAL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: 1) ECOSYSTEM AND CARBON SIMULATION MODELING, 2) GLOBAL IONAL ANALYSIS OF MICROBIAL MAT ECOSYSTEM TRACE GAS FLUXES, 3) REMOTE SENSING&ECO-FORECASTING FOR AGRICULTURAL&RANGELAND EVALUATION, 4) APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING&GIS TO INFECTIOUS DISEASE RESEARCH, 5) REMOTE SENSING&GIS FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS, 6) DEVELOPMENT OF REMOTE SENSING CAPABILITIES FOR SMALL UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS, 7) REMOTE SENSING RESEARCH IN MARINE ECOSYSTEMS, 8) APPLIED COMPUTING&COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE, 9) SURFACE WIND IMPACTS ON THE EARTH S SURFACE, 10) SENSOR WEB FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE, 11) ECOLOGICAL FORECASTING,&12) EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE EDUCATION PRODUCTS&OPPORTUNITIES. GENERAL GOALS OF THE RESEARCH IS TO CONDUCT APPLIED RESEARCH, TO PURSUE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT, TO PUBLISH RESEARCH RESULTS, TO DEVELOP EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS,&TO TRAIN STUDENTS IN EARTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE TOOLS, METHODS&APPLICATIONS IN WHICH NASA SPECIALIZES.

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• $26,516 - Friday the 10th of July 2015
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  AMES RESEARCH CENTER
  BASE DESCRIPTION: NEW COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT AWARD TO CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, MONTEREY BAY, THE PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR IS SUSAN ALEXANDER. THIS IN A MULTIPLE YEAR AWARD, YEAR ONE IS INCREMENTALLY FUNDED IT IS ENTITLED "REMOTE SENSING&ECOSYSTEM MODELING: RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT,&APPLICATIONS FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE&EDUCATION" COLLABORATION STATEMENT: 1260.51 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SPECIAL CONDITION. (OCTOBER 2000) (A) THIS AWARD IS A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT AS IT IS ANTICIPATED THERE WILL BE SUBSTANTIAL NASA INVOLVEMENT DURING PERFORMANCE OF THE EFFORT. NASA&THE RECIPIENT MUTUALLY AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF ANTICIPATED COOPERATIVE INTERACTIONS WHICH MAY OCCUR DURING THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS EFFORT: THE UNIVERSITY&AMES' PERSONNEL WILL COLLABORATE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE RESEARCH&MUTUALLY DETERMINE THE DIRECTION OF THE RESEARCH INTO ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN LOCAL, REGIONAL AND GLOBAL AREAS WITH CHANGING CLIMATIC AND LAND-USE PATTERNS. SOME OF THE WORK WILL BE DONE IN THE EARTH SCIENCE BUILDING AT NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER. (B) THE TERMS "GRANT"&"RECIPIENT" MEAN "COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT"&"RECIPIENT OF COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT," RESPECTIVELY, WHEREVER THE TERMS APPEAR IN PROVISIONS&SPECIAL CONDITIONS INCLUDED IN THIS AGREEMENT. (C) NASA'S ABILITY TO PARTICIPATE AND PERFORM ITS COLLABORATIVE EFFORT UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS SUBJECT TO THE AVAILABILITY OF APPROPRIATED FUNDS&NOTHING IN THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT COMMITS THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS THEREFORE. EXERTS FROM THE PROPOSAL: THE RESEARCH PROJECTS OUTLINED IN THE PROPOSAL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: 1) ECOSYSTEM AND CARBON SIMULATION MODELING, 2) GLOBAL®IONAL ANALYSIS OF MICROBIAL MAT ECOSYSTEM TRACE GAS FLUXES, 3) REMOTE SENSING&ECO-FORECASTING FOR AGRICULTURAL&RANGELAND EVALUATION, 4) APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING&GIS TO INFECTIOUS DISEASE RESEARCH, 5) REMOTE SENSING&GIS FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS, 6) DEVELOPMENT OF REMOTE SENSING CAPABILITIES FOR SMALL UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS, 7) REMOTE SENSING RESEARCH IN MARINE ECOSYSTEMS, 8) APPLIED COMPUTING&COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE, 9) SURFACE WIND IMPACTS ON THE EARTH S SURFACE, 10) SENSOR WEB FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE, 11) ECOLOGICAL FORECASTING,&12) EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE EDUCATION PRODUCTS&OPPORTUNITIES. GENERAL GOALS OF THE RESEARCH IS TO CONDUCT APPLIED RESEARCH, TO PURSUE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT, TO PUBLISH RESEARCH RESULTS, TO DEVELOP EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS,&TO TRAIN STUDENTS IN EARTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE TOOLS, METHODS&APPLICATIONS IN WHICH NASA SPECIALIZES.

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• $25,000 - Friday the 10th of July 2015
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  AMES RESEARCH CENTER
  BASE DESCRIPTION: NEW COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT AWARD TO CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, MONTEREY BAY, THE PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR IS SUSAN ALEXANDER. THIS IN A MULTIPLE YEAR AWARD, YEAR ONE IS INCREMENTALLY FUNDED IT IS ENTITLED "REMOTE SENSING&ECOSYSTEM MODELING: RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT,&APPLICATIONS FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE&EDUCATION" COLLABORATION STATEMENT: 1260.51 COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT SPECIAL CONDITION. (OCTOBER 2000) (A) THIS AWARD IS A COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT AS IT IS ANTICIPATED THERE WILL BE SUBSTANTIAL NASA INVOLVEMENT DURING PERFORMANCE OF THE EFFORT. NASA&THE RECIPIENT MUTUALLY AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF ANTICIPATED COOPERATIVE INTERACTIONS WHICH MAY OCCUR DURING THE PERFORMANCE OF THIS EFFORT: THE UNIVERSITY&AMES' PERSONNEL WILL COLLABORATE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE RESEARCH&MUTUALLY DETERMINE THE DIRECTION OF THE RESEARCH INTO ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN LOCAL, REGIONAL AND GLOBAL AREAS WITH CHANGING CLIMATIC AND LAND-USE PATTERNS. SOME OF THE WORK WILL BE DONE IN THE EARTH SCIENCE BUILDING AT NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER. (B) THE TERMS "GRANT"&"RECIPIENT" MEAN "COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT"&"RECIPIENT OF COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT," RESPECTIVELY, WHEREVER THE TERMS APPEAR IN PROVISIONS&SPECIAL CONDITIONS INCLUDED IN THIS AGREEMENT. (C) NASA'S ABILITY TO PARTICIPATE AND PERFORM ITS COLLABORATIVE EFFORT UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT IS SUBJECT TO THE AVAILABILITY OF APPROPRIATED FUNDS HING IN THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT COMMITS THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO APPROPRIATE FUNDS THEREFORE. EXERTS FROM THE PROPOSAL: THE RESEARCH PROJECTS OUTLINED IN THE PROPOSAL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: 1) ECOSYSTEM AND CARBON SIMULATION MODELING, 2) GLOBAL IONAL ANALYSIS OF MICROBIAL MAT ECOSYSTEM TRACE GAS FLUXES, 3) REMOTE SENSING&ECO-FORECASTING FOR AGRICULTURAL&RANGELAND EVALUATION, 4) APPLICATION OF REMOTE SENSING&GIS TO INFECTIOUS DISEASE RESEARCH, 5) REMOTE SENSING&GIS FOR DISASTER MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS, 6) DEVELOPMENT OF REMOTE SENSING CAPABILITIES FOR SMALL UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS, 7) REMOTE SENSING RESEARCH IN MARINE ECOSYSTEMS, 8) APPLIED COMPUTING&COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE, 9) SURFACE WIND IMPACTS ON THE EARTH S SURFACE, 10) SENSOR WEB FOR EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE, 11) ECOLOGICAL FORECASTING,&12) EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE EDUCATION PRODUCTS&OPPORTUNITIES. GENERAL GOALS OF THE RESEARCH IS TO CONDUCT APPLIED RESEARCH, TO PURSUE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT, TO PUBLISH RESEARCH RESULTS, TO DEVELOP EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS,&TO TRAIN STUDENTS IN EARTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE TOOLS, METHODS&APPLICATIONS IN WHICH NASA SPECIALIZES.

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• $230,096 - Tuesday the 22nd of November 2016
  National Aeronautics And Space Administration
  NASA SHARED SERVICES CENTER
  LAND COVER CHANGE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT BETWEEN NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER AND UNIVERSITY CORPORATION AT MONTEREY BAY. LAND COVER JS THE BJOPHYSJCAL COVER OF THE EARTH SURFACE, COMPRISING VEGETATION, BARE SOIL, WATER BODIES AND MAN-MADE SURFACES. LAND COVER CHANGE RESEARCH JS AIMED AT DETERMINING THE DRIVERS AND PROCESSES OF LAND COVER CHANGE, UNDERSTANDING THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACTS OF LAND USE CHANGE AND PREDICTING THE CONSEQUENCES OF FUTURE LAND USE CHANGE. CHARACTERIZING LAND COVER CHANGES IS A REQUIREMENT FOR DISTINGUISHING THE ROLE OF CLIMATE VERSUS DIRECT HUMAN DRIVERS OF GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE. LAND COVER PLAYS A MAJOR ROLE IN THE EXCHANGES O F T HE LAND SURFACE WITH THE ATMOSPHERE, AND AS SUCH CONTRIBUTES TO THE REGULATION OF THE HYDROLOGJC AND ENERGY CYCLES. LAND COVER ALSO MEDIATES THE CARBON CYCLE THROUGH THE PROCESSES OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS, CARBON SEQUESTRATION, AND PLAYS AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN CARBON EMISSIONS (THROUGH DEFORESTATION, WILDFIRES, ETC.). SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING PROVIDES A UNIQUE MEANS FOR MAPPING AND MONITORING LAND COVER CHANGE IN A CONSISTENT AND REPEATABLE FASHION. THE COMBINATION OF REMOTE SENSING WITH ECOSYSTEM PROCESS MODELS AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFORMATION IS USED TO INVESTIGATE THE DRIVERS OF THE CHANGES, PREDICT FUTURE LAND COVER CHANGES, AND EVALUATE THE EFFECTS OF SCENARIOS OF FUTURE CLIMATES AND LAND COVERS TO ECOSYSTEMS, INFORMING MITIGATION AND ADAPTATION STRATEGIES TO GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE. UNDER THIS COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT, RESEARCH WILL ADDRESS VARIOUS ASPECTS OF LAND COVER CHANGES ABOVE DESCRIBED, WITH FOCUS ON BOTH NATURAL AND HUMAN-DOMINATED ECOSYSTEMS, OVER A VARIETY OF SPATIAL SCALES AND GEOGRAPHIC LOCATIONS, FROM LOCAL TO GLOBAL SCALE. THE RESEARCH WILL BE DOCUMENTED THROUGH PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS AND TECHNICAL REPORTS, AND WILL BE SHARED AT NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS, AND PUBLIC OUTREACH EVENTS, INCLUDING TO INSTITUTIONAL AND CORPORATE STAKEHOLDERS.

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• $14,910 - Monday the 23rd of July 2012
  National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration
  WESTERN ACQUISITION DIVISION - BOULDER
  NON-PERSONAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

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