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FEDERAL LABORATORY DIRECTORY 1982
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

The National Bureau of Standards' was established by an act of Congress on March 3, 1901. The Bureau's overall goal is to strengthen and advance the Nation's science and technology

and facilitate their effective application for public benefit. To this end, the Bureau conducts

research and provides: (1) a basis for the Nation's physical measurement system, (2) scientific and technological services for industry and government, (3) a technical basis for equity in trade, and (4) technical services to promote public safety. The Bureau's technical work is per- formed by the National Measurement Laboratory, the National Engineering Laboratory, and

the Institute for Computer Sciences and Technology.

THE NATIONAL MEASUREMENT LABORATORY provides the national system of

physical and chemical and materials measurement; coordinates the system with measurement

systems of other nations and furnishes essential services leading to accurate and uniform

physical and chemical measurement throughout the Nation's scientific community, industry,

and commerce; conducts materials research leading to improved methods of measurement,

standards, and data on the properties of materials needed by industry, commerce, educational

institutions, and Government; provides advisory and research services to other Government

agencies; develops, produces, and distributes Standard Reference Materials; and provides

calibration services. The Laboratory consists of the following centers:

Absolute Physical Quantities2 — Radiation Research — Chemical Physics —

Analytical Chemistry — Materials Science

THE NATIONAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY provides technology and technical ser- vices to the public and private sectors to address national needs and to solve national problems; conducts research in engineering and applied science in support of these efforts; builds and maintains competence in the necessary disciplines required to carry out this research and technical service; develops engineering data and measurement capabilities;

provides engineering measurement traceability services; develops test methods and proposes

engineering standards and code changes; develops and proposes new engineering practices;

and develops and improves mechanisms to transfer results of its research to the ultimate user. The Laboratory consists of the following centers:

Applied Mathematics — Electronics and Electrical Engineering2 — Manufacturing

Engineering — Building Technology — Fire Research — Chemical Engineering2

THE INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY conducts

research and provides scientific and technical services to aid Federal agencies in the selection, acquisition, application, and use of computer technology to improve effectiveness and

economy in Government operations in accordance with Public Law 89-306 (40 U.S.C. 759), relevant Executive Orders, and other directives; carries out this mission by managing the Federal Information Processing Standards Program, developing Federal ADP standards

guidelines, and managing Federal participation in ADP voluntary standardization activities; provides scientific and technological advisory services and assistance to Federal agencies; and

provides the technical foundation for computer-related policies of the Federal Government.

The Institute consists of the following centers:

Programming Science and Technology — Computer Systems Engineering.

'Headquarters and Laboratories at Gaithersburg, MD, unless otherwise noted; mailing address Washington, DC 20234.

2 Some divisions within the center are located at Boulder, CO 80303.
NBS Special Publication 646

FEDERAL LABORATORY DIRECTORY 1982

James M. Wyckoff, Editor

Office of Research and

Technology Applications

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, DC 20234

Prepared in cooperation with the

Federal Laboratory

Consortium for

Technology Transfer

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, Malcolm Baldrige, Secretary

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS, Ernest Ambler, Director

Issued February 1 983
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 82-600663

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FOREWORD

With the tremendous investment of the Federal Government in research and

development, the need to survey the laboratories where much of the work

is done is a recurring requirement. The Stevenson-Wydl er Technology

Innovations Act of 1980 focused attention on the potential for Federal

laboratories to serve users outside of the Federal agencies that manage

the laboratories. This Federal Laboratory Directory has been prepared

with the need for effective transfer of technology much in mind.

Over the past decade, the Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology

Transfer (FLC) has taken a growing lead in facilitating the sharing of

information, products, processes and services between laboratories, the

private sector, and governments at the State and local level. It was

due to the requests of the FLC that we undertook, at the National Bureau

of Standards, the gathering of this data and through the cooperation of

the agencies represented we have been able to complete it. At the Bureau,

we are pleased to be able to support this process, as like many laboratories, we draw on the strengths of sister organizations to achieve our

goals. We also make every effort to serve those Federal agencies, the

private sector, and State and local governments with our programs. We

hope this document will help in achieving that goal.

Sincerely,

Ernest Ambler

Director

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ABSTRACT

This Directory provides limited information about some 388 Federal

laboratories with ten or more full-time professionals engaged in research

and development. Summary data arranged by Federal agency and by State

provide a broad overview of the Federal laboratory system. Laboratory lists

by staff size, by State and by agency provide a cross reference. For each

laboratory, a contact for obtaining technical information is given by name,

address, and phone number. Major mission and major scientific or testing

equipment is listed for each laboratory.

Key words: contacts; directory; Federal laboratory; research and development; technology transfer.

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction 1

2. Discussion of Data 2

3. Credits 4

4. References 5

5. Tables 6

(1) Federal Laboratories by Agency, Summary Data .... 6

(2) Federal Laboratories by State, Summary Data 7

(3) Largest Federal Laboratory Facilities 8

(4) Federal Laboratories Listed in Order of Total .... 11 Staff Size

(5) Federal Laboratories Listed by State 19

(6) Federal Laboratories Listed by Agency and 27

Staff Size

(7) Federal Laboratory Contacts Listed by Agency .... 35

and Staff Size

6. Federal Laboratory Information Sheets 71

Department of Commerce 73

Department of Defense 93

Department of Energy 141

Department of Interior 163

Department of Justice 177

Department of Transportation ........... 181

Environmental Protection Agency 187

Health and Human Services ....... 197

National Aeronautics and Space Administration 213

National Science Foundation 221

Smithsonian Institution 227

Tennessee Valley Authority .... 233

U.S. Department of Agriculture 237

Veterans Administration 273

7. Appendix A - VA Letter 275

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INTRODUCTION

The Federal Laboratory Directory, 1982 edition, has been compiled to meet

the needs of several audiences. Planners and policymakers, in government

and out, need to have a broad view of Federal research and development

laboratory resources. For their purposes, summary data on laboratory

size and geographical and agency distribution may be particularly useful.

For those who would use the technology from Federal laboratories, this

Directory includes individual data sheets on each laboratory including,

where available, the name, address, and telephone number of an initial

contact for research and technology applications information. The information on the major mission of the laboratory and any major scientific

or testing equipment will give some indication of the resources to be

expected.

These data may be particularly useful to those in intermediary organizations such as the Department of Commerce's Center for the Utilization of

Federal Technology, or the Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology

Transfer which have mandated responsibilities for providing access to

Federal laboratory resources to users from State or local governments,

or from the private sector.

With minor modifications, the data sheet for each laboratory is patterned

after earlier work. Names and addresses are included in spite of the

recognition that rather frequent updates will be required. An attempt

at showing the organizational relationships of the laboratories has been

included although other documents may provide better guidance to such

interactions.

The sources of data for this Directory were the individual information

sheets which are included, as submitted by each agency, in Section 6.

These data have been summarized and organized in several tables in

Section 5 by staff size, then by State, and by agency. A list of Research

and Technology Application contacts includes data on laboratory staff size.

All summary data are stored in a computer database for periodic updating

for future editions of the Directory.

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DISCUSSION OF DATA

For this Directory, data have been gathered only for laboratories with

ten or more full-time professionals engaged in research and development.

This is a significant departure from earlier directories and accounts—

in part—for the sharp drop in the total number of laboratories listed.

The definition of the term "professional" has been left to each laboratory.

For civil service employees, it will have a common meaning, but for other

employees, it may vary. For this reason, comparisons between laboratories

should be made with caution. The value of "percent research and development" was subjective for those who prepared the data. Defense laboratories

provided data with research, development, and testing combined. Once more,

these data must be used with caution.

The total staff size is probably one of the most reliable numbers as of

the date reported. As that date preceded the change in Administration, it

will change in subsequent editions. For some laboratories, large changes

may be expected. Current staff counting procedures provide "full-time

equivalent" data reflecting an averaging process over the fiscal year and

proper weighting for part-time employees. However, not all laboratories

have used that procedure so some variations are expected and the totals

must be viewed as approximates.

As mentioned, a computer has been used to store some of the data and sort

it by laboratory characteristics. One set of data was obtained by a handsorting— the listing of facilities rather than laboratories, in order of

size. For purposes of technology transfer, that sorting may have more

meaning. A facility is defined as a group of laboratories at a single

geographical location. In some cases these laboratories have closely

related missions but in other cases they simply share common services.

The term laboratory is used in a generic sense in this Directory. A

glance at the listings will show that a number of other terms are used:

bureau, center, facility, division, institute, activity, office, museum,

station, research unit or observatory.

The data on some laboratory description sheets are incomplete. In future

editions, every attempt will be made to correct that. Numerical data

reflecting staff size are complete and so allow ordering of laboratories

by size and summary computations.

Many agencies found it difficult to decide if their facilities could properly

be included in this Directory. They have grown in a wide variety of patterns

to meet the needs of their constituents and their agencies. The Veterans

Administration, for example, conducts research in the clinical setting of

many of its hospitals, but proper treatment of the patient is always its

primary aim. A letter giving some details of that system is included in

Appendix A and some 60 medical centers are listed without detailed staff

statistics. The U.S. Geological Survey is another case where extensive

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field offices are necessary to gather and apply data related to their

mission. Research for that group is very unlike the work centered around

large complex facilities in many defense or space laboratories.

Networks of small facilities characterize the U.S. Department of Agriculture's

Agricultural Research Service, and U.S. Forest Service. They have been

reported as regional facilities by the Forest Service but listed separately

by the Agricultural Research Service. The Department of Commerce's National

Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration similarly has a large number

of rather small laboratories. For each of these organizations, some laboratories were too small to be included in this Directory.

It is important to point out that many laboratories provide routine, but

important, measurement services in the fields of air and water quality,

weather, health and safety, clinical, and forensic sciences. They frequently

do not meet the "research and development" criteria for inclusion in this

Directory.

Another category of activity excluded are the very essential information

processing offices that often serve as intermediary organizations for those

seeking technical assistance.

Some laboratories serving regulatory agencies, such as the Food and Drug

Administration, have not been listed since they are conceived as providing

only measurement services related to agency functions.

A Final Word

Errors creep into any document of this size and the editor would appreciate

having such errors called to his attention so that corrections can be made

in future editions. Any suggestions for making this document more useful

would be most welcome.

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CREDITS

The task of gathering these data has been coordinated through the Federal

Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer and the diligence of many

individuals is very much appreciated.

USDA Agriculture Harold G. Marx and

Maurice LeBourhis

USDoC Commerce Ferris Webster for NOAA

USDoD Defense George F. Linsteadt and

Michael Palomar

DoE Energy Charles F. Miller

EPA Environmental Protection Agency Chris L. West and

Michael L. Mastracci

HHS Health and Human Services Samuel D. Korper, Ph.D.

Dol Interior Don Ralston, BOM

Dr. Ethan T. Smith, USGS

DoJ Justice James H. Geer

NASA National Aeronautics and Space Dr. Paul R. Brockman

Administration

NSF National Science Foundation Dr. Francis S. Johnson

Smith Smithsonian Dr. David Challinor

TVA Tennessee Valley Authority Shirley Ray

DoT Transportation Alphonso B. Linhares

VA Veterans Administration Dr. Earl X. Freed

The continued interest of Dr. Eugene L. Stark, Chairman of the FLC, and

Dr. Howard E. Sorrows, Director of the NBS Office of Research and Technology Applications, was essential to the completion of this task.

Betty Joyce Molino, co-author of the Omni data computer program and

patient teacher of the system, made the data handling task a manageable

one. The dedicated assistance of Linda Chester in each step of preparing

this document for publication was indispensable.

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REFERENCES

The last generally available listing of all "Federal R&D Installations"

was published by the National Science Foundation in 1970. 1 Since that

time, two listings of many Federal laboratories have appeared as part of

Congressional committee proceedi ngs

2 ' 3 in 1974 and 1979. Two other

works, Directory of Federal Technology Transfer 1*' 5

1 975 and 1977 provided

information submitted by each agency with descriptive material on the type

of resources available and mechanisms for obtaining assistance. More

detailed and up-to-date information on the organization of all Federal

agencies can be obtained from the annual "United States Government Manual 6

. Individual agencies such as the Departments of Energy and Defense have

prepared more detailed listings of their research and development facilities and organization 7 s8 > 9

. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) publishes an annual report, Spinoff 10

, which lists both

outstanding accomplishments and contact organizations separated somewhat

from the laboratory structure.

1. Directory of Federal R&D Installations , Zola Bronson, Ed.

National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C. 1970 NBS-70-23

2. Utilization of Federal Laboratories Agriculture-Environment and

Consumer Protection Appropriations for 1975-Part 7 Investigative

Report. Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, U.S.

House of Representatives

3. Investigative Report on the Utilization of Federal Laboratories , Part II Hearings before the Subcommittee on Agriculture and Related

Agencies of the Committee on Appropriations of the U.S. House of

Representatives of the 95th Congress, Second Session, 95th Congress

on Appropriations for 1979.

4. Directory of Federal Technology Transfer A.B. Linhares Ed., EOP

U.S. GPO Stock No. 052003-00376-7 Washington, D.C. 20402 (1975)

5. Directory of Federal Technology Transfer 1971 A.B. Linhares, Ed.,

U.S. GPO, Washington, D.C. 20402

6. The United States Government Manual 1981/82 Office of the Federal

Register, National Archives and Record Service, GSA, Washington,

D.C. 20408, U.S. GPO, Washington, D.C. 20402

7. DOE Research and Development and Field Facilities DOE/ER-0029,

June 1979 U.S. GPO, Washington, D.C. 20402 Stock No. 061-000-

00318-5

8. Capsule Review of the DoE Research and Development and Field

Facilities , DoE/ER 0092 September 1980. NTIS U.S. Department of

Commerce, 5285 Port Royal Road, Springfield, Virginia 22161

9. Department of Defense In-House RDT&E Activities , Harold F. Davidson,

October 1980, U.S. Army Materiel Development and Readiness Command,

5001 Eisenhower Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia 22333

10. Spinoff 1981, An Annual Report , NASA, James J. Haggerty, Superintendent of Documents, U.S. GPO, Washington, D.C. 20402

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Table 1

Federal Laboratories by Agency,

Summary Data

Agency

Number

of Labs

Total**

Staff

Average

Lab. Staff

FY 81 R

$ Millio

DOD 92 89016 968 16821

DOE 39 64544 1655 5017

NASA 11 24885 2262 5317

DOI 24 13482 562 413

*HHS 21 8540 407 3879

USDA 67 7786 116 758

DOC 36 5077 141 377

DOT 7 2625 375 379

NSF 6 1641 274 994

EPA 14 1565 112 469

TVA 4 1404 351 20

VA 60 600+ 10+ 130

DOJ 1 429 429 42

Smi th 6 291 48 45

388 221885 572 34661

*Report Incomplete

**Figures as of 12/30/80 except DoD 10/30/79, NSF and

HHS 12/31/81 and DoJ 9/1/82.

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Table 2

Federal Laboratories by State *

Summary Data

Total No. of Average Total No. of Average

Staff Labs Size Staff Labs Size

CA 42734 36 1187 SC 1067 4 267

MD 30891 41 753 IA 821 3 274

NM 20739 10 2074 WV 643 4 161

NJ 10280 15 685 MN 636 5 127

FL 10178 17 599 LA 560 9 62

VA 9552 11 868 OR 538 4 135

NY 9110 14 651 OK 510 6 85

IL 7750 9 861 WI 448 6 75

CO 7491 16 468 NH 277 1 277

PA 7106 8 888 ND 271 4 68

DC 6658 10 666 NV 234 3 78

TN 6311 8 789 MO 217 6 36

AL 6094 8 762 CZ 173 2 87

OH 5975 13 460 RI 160 3 53

ID 5147 2 2574 WY 148 1 148

TX 5002 13 385 CH 144 1 144

WA 4770 10 477 MT 128 1 128

MA 3494 12 291 NE 99 3 33

CT 3153 6 526 HI 87 2 44

IN 2257 4 564 EG 81 1 81

AZ 2182 7 312 KS 64 1 64

MS 1994 9 222 AK 62 2 31

NC 1633 10 163 PR 50 1 50

GA 1579 11 144 SD 28 1 28

UT 1252 6 209 AR 10 1 10

MI 1087 6 181 KY 10 1 10

*Includes overseas laboratories in

Puerto Rico (PR), Canal Zone (CZ), Egypt (EG), Chile (CH)

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Table 3

LARGEST FEDERAL LABORATORY FACILITIES

(listed in order of total FY 80 staff size)

No. Agency Facility Total FLC *

DOE Sandia National Laboratories 7639 FLC

2 DOE Hanford, WA

Hanford Engineering Development Lab

Pacific Northwest Lab

7202

FLC

3 DOE Lawrence Livermore National Lab 7102 FLC

4 DOE Los Alamos National Lab 6937 FLC

5 DOD Armament Division (Elgin) 6389 FLC

6 DOD Edwards AFB , CA

Fl ight Test Center

Rocket Propulsion Lab

Aviation Engineering Flight Activity

5733

FLC

7 DOE Oak Ridge, TN

Oak Ridge National Lab

Oak Ridge Associated Universities

5583

FLC

8 DOE Argonne National Lab 5118 FLC

9 DOE Idaho National Engineering Lab 5100 FLC

10 HHS National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md.

National Cancer Institute

National Institute of Arthritis, Diabetes,

and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

Neurology and Communicative Disorders

Research Lab

National Institute of Allergy and

Infectious Diseases

National Institute of Mental Health,

Intramural Research Program

National Institute of Child Health and

Human Development

National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

Division of Computer Research and

Technology

National Institute of Dental Research,

Intramural Research Program

National Eye Institute, Intramural

Research Program

5082

11 DOD/NAVY Pacific Missile Test Center 4803

12 DOD/NAVY Naval Surface Weapons Center 4732 FLC

13 DOD/NAVY Naval Weapons Center 4540 FLC

14 DOI/USGS USGS Central Region 4500

15 DOD/ARMY White Sands, NM 4345 FLC

White Sands Missile Range

Atmospheric Sciences Lab FLC

Ordnance Missile Test Facility

Footnote: Groups of labs located at a single facility have been

lumped together for this analysis

*Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer (FLC) members

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Human Engineering Lab FLC

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25 DOE Bettis Atomic Power Lab 3358

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28 DOI/USGS National Center 3000 FLC

29 NASA Langley Research Center 2966 FLC

30 DOE Knolls Atomic Power Lab 2913

31 DOD/NAVY Newport, RI 2882

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39 DOD/NAVY Naval Avionics Center 2150 FLC

40 DOD/ARMY Fort Bel voir, VA 2067

Mobility Equipment R&D Command FLC

Night Vision & Electro-Optics Lab FLC

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42 DOD/NAVY Naval Air Engineering Center 1776 FLC

43 NASA Amps Rpsparrh Puntav 1651 FLC

44 DOD/ARMY LJKJUf nl\l 1 1 Fort 1 \J IV* Monmouth. II w 1 II 1 IU U wl 1 ) NJI* w Electronic Warfare Lab

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Electronics Technology & Devices Lab

Avionics R&D Activity

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Combat Surveillance & Target Ag. Lab

1418 45 DOD/ARMY Natick, MA

FLC Natick R&D Labs

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yy rxCbCulUll 1 U b L 1 LU LC 7?6 FLC 1 L> U 69 EPA Dpcpay^ph Triannlp Park NT 719 FLC

Hpalth 1 ICQ 1 LI ! Ff*fppt<i L. 1 1 CLIO Rp^parph I\CjCQI Ull 1L.UU ah

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Environmental Science Research Lab

Environmental Monitoring Systems Lab

70 NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research 676

71 DOD/ARMY Materials and Mechanics Research Center 622 FLC

72 DOD/AF Geophyics Laboratory 618 FLC

73 DOT Transportation Systems Center 600 FLC

74 DOD/NAVY Air Propulsion Center 595

75 DOD/ARMY Aviation Research and Technology Lab 560
TABLE 4

FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED IN ORDER OF TOTAL STAFF SIZE

SEQ#1 AGENCY LAB TOTAL

1 DOE SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES 7639

2 DOE LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY 7102

3 DOE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY 6937

4 D0D/AF ARMAMENT DIVISION 6389

5 DOE OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY 5175

6 D0D/AF FLIGHT TEST CENTER 5136

7 DOE ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY 5118

8 DOE IDAHO NATIONAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY 5100

9 D0D/NAVY PACIFIC MISSILE TEST CENTER 4803

10 D0D/NAVY SURFACE WEAPONS CENTER 4732

11 D0D/NAVY NAVAL WEAPONS CENTER 4540

12 DOI/USGS USGS CENTRAL REGION 4500

1 a 13 DOEr> r\ a ai/i 1 a wru bin t a 1 1 1 1 1 a a a a a t a a \ / BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY 4102

14 NASA JET PROPULSION LABORATORY

A "7 A A 3788

15

A A T /I 1 r r»P DOI/USGS USGS WESTERN REGION o, f t r 3676

16 DOD/ARMY WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE

A /" "T A 3672

17 r\r\r\ /ki n \/\/ DOD/NAVY AIR TEST CENTER 3566

18

til r> NASA at An Ar a ti r rvn 1 a 1 t a A a a r~ r- 1 taut /^riiTrn GEORGE C. MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER 3563

19 NASA 1 \ / K 1 AAkl A "1 A 1 lilA All AH A AT A fc 3 f l~~ A LYNDON B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER A r* a a 3508

a a 20 NASA A A A A A A A AHA AT r~ 1 7 Al 1 T" A rilTm G0DDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER 3436

1 1 21 DOD/NAVY Ai"TMAr"nAAII 1 "AAAIITAAV/ RESEARCH LABORATORY

A A A A 3394

a a 22 DOE

A H* "T* *T" T A A T* A k I T A A A 1 1 f- A 1 A A A A A *T* A A \ / BETTIS ATOMIC POWER LABORATORY A A r* A 3358

23 DOE

i a i inniAr n r Ai/n iTM v/ i a a a a a t* a a \/ LAWRENCE BERKELEY LABORATORY 3158

A A 24 DOC

i> I A T" TAktAi n i ihr b i i A r~ a t* a & i a a a a a NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 3072

25 DOI/USGS 1 I A A A kin ^P T A h 1 A 1 r~ b 1 ^* (—• r~\ USGS NATIONAL CENTER 3000

26 NASA i 1 1 A i rTM v / r\ rTM A r- » a a i A rTM fc t i-~ a LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER 2966

a -7 27 DOE

1 t ft A 1 1 A B "T* A ft 6 T A A A > rTM FX 1 m t~\ A F"l a T f\ r\ V / KNOLLS ATOMIC POWER LABORATORY 2913

a 0 28 NASA

1 I" 1 T A n I-• A t~ m A A 1 I A ft 1 T |— n LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER 2822

29 DOD/NAVY NAVAL UNDERWATER SYSTEMS CENTER 2800

a r\ 30 DOD/NAVY OCEAN SYSTEMS CENTER 2791

a 1 31

r\ A r*v /ki a vim DOD/NAVY DAVID TAYLOR NAVAL SHIP R AND D CENTER 2567

a 0 32 DOD/NAVY NAVAL AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER 2399

33 NASA JOHN F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTER 2201

34 DOD/NAVY NAVAL AVI0NIC CENTER 2150

35 DOE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY 2084

36 DOE FERMI NATIONAL ACCELERATOR LABORATORY 1982

37 DOE HANF0RD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY 1926

38 DOD/ARMY i » a Ar~ Ami t i—v r~ r\ i i r~ o, a a & i a a \ / a *v r~ * i a /"\ n a t n % / LARGE CALIBER WEAPONS SYSTEM LABORATORY 1791

a a 39 DOD/NAVY 1 t 1 1 eta i" > i A Til r" r~ r> t ft /"N r~ t r— i-v NAVAL AIR ENGINEERING CENTER 1776

40 NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER 1651

41 HHS NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 1606

42 DOE PRINCETON PLASMA PHYSICS LABORATORY 1406

43 DOE STANFORD LINEAR ACCELERATOR CENTER 1402

44 DOD/ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION 1399

45 DOD/AF ROME AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER 1323

46 DOD/NAVY NAVAL WEAPONS STATION EARLE 1300

47 DOD/ARMY MOBILITY EQUIPMENT R&D COMMAND 1262

48 USDA/ARS BELTSVILLE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER 1247

49 DOD/ARMY NATICK R&D COMMAND 1187

50 DOD/ARMY HARRY DIAMOND LABORATORIES 1154

1
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED IN ORDER OF TOTAL STAFF SIZE(CONT)

SEQ#1 AGENCY LAB TOTAL

51 DOD/AF WEAPONS LABORATORY 1111

52 DOT FEDERAL AVIATION ADMIN. TECHNICAL CENTER 1043

53 HHS FREDERICK CANCER RESEARCH FACILITY 1043

54 DOD/ARMY MISSILE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND 1001

55 DOE SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY 995

56 DOD/ARMY YUMA PROVING GROUND 986

57 TVA NATIONAL FERTILIZER DEVELOPMENT CENTER 969

58 DOD/AF AVIONICS LABORATORY 944

5-5 DOD/AF FLIGHT DYNAMICS LABORATORY 920

60 DOD/ARMY MATERIEL TESTING DIRECTORATE 917

6] DOD/ARMY WALTER REED ARMY INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH 913

62 HHS CENTER FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASES 908

63 DOD/ARMY CHEMICAL SYSTEMS LABORATORY 907

64 DOD/ARMY TANK R&D COMMAND 835

65 DOD/ARMY ELECTRONIC PROVING GROUND 800

66 DOD/ARMY BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABORATORY 781

67 DOD/ARMY DUGWAY PROVING GROUND 778

68 DOD/NAVY COASTAL SYSTEMS CENTER 732

69 DOD/AF WESTERN SPACE AND MISSILE CENTER 724

70 DOE SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE 724

71 NSF NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH 676

72 DOD/AF SCHOOL OF AEROSPACE MEDICINE 666

73 DOD/ARMY MATERIALS AND MECHANICS RESEARCH CENTER 622

74 DOD/AF GEOPHYSICS LABORATORY 618

?5 DOT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS CENTER 600

76 DOD/NAVY AIR PROPULSION CENTER 595

77 DOD/ARMY FIRE CONTROL AND SMALL CALIBER WEAPONS SYSTEM 579

78 DOD/ARMY AVIATION RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY LABS 560

79 HHS NAT. INST. OF ARTH., DIABETES, & DIGEST. & KID 544

80 DOE AMES LABORATORY 539

81 DOD/ARMY ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES LABORATORY 533

82 DOD/ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH INST. OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES 507

83 HHS NEUROLOGY & COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS RES. LAB 501

84 HHS NAT. INST. OF ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES 500

85 DOD/ARMY ELECTRONIC WARFARE LABORATORY 496

85 DOD/ARMY NIGHT VISION AND ELECTRO-OPTICS LABORATORY 491

87 DOD/NAVY MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE 489

88 NASA HUGH L. DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER 465

89 DOD/ARMY COMMUNICATIONS R&D COMMAND 449

90 DOD/ARMY MATERIAL SYSTEMS ANALYSIS ACTIVITY 440

91 DOD/NAVY WEAPONS EVALUATION FACILITY 434

92 DOD/AF ROCKET PROPULSION LABORATORY 431

93 HHS INTRAMURAL RES. PROG. -NIMH 430

94 DOD/NAVY OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH 429

95 DOJ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION LABORATORY 429

96 HHS NAT. INST. OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES 429

97 HHS NAT. INST. OF CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEV. 426

98 DOD/AF MATERIALS LABORATORY 413

99 DOT TRANSPORTATION TEST CENTER 400

100 DOE OAK RIDGE ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES 398

12
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED IN ORDER OF TOTAL STAFF SIZE(CONT)

SEQ#1 AGENCY LAB TOTAL

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102 hi A C A NASA i ill I r\DC CI TPUT fTMTCD WALLUro rLlbrll LlNIlk "3QO

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1 nc 1UO UUL DTTTQRIIDPU rlllODUKbn FMFDPV cNLKbi TrPUkim 1 LLHNULUbY nPV PFMTFD ULN 1 LK

107 1U /

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1 HQ IUoUA/ icna / AKo A DQ DlrLUrl IIM TCI ioLANU AMn AIMlnAL AMTMAI nTQFACF UIolAol PFMTFD UlimILK oo111/

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1llT1 4 nnn UUU//army nM'l I niAVTATTnM in 1 1UIH nFVFI UQVC.LUrrlC.IMI nPMFMT TF^T 1 LO 1 nUAPTTVTTY 1 1 I 1 1 1 O??4Lt

III 1 J5 ||QnA/ARS WFSTFRM RF0T0NAI RFSFARPH PFMTFR 322

11 1J- 6u MCnfl / ADC FASTFRM L,r\0 1 L.l\li RFRTONAI i\L- \j 1 \J Wr\ L. RFSFARPH f\LOLnAV/n vsL.ll PFMTFR 1 L- i\ 322 o c c 117 X X / USDA/FS JUU SnilTHFRN 1 nu f\ll F0RFST 1 u[\LO 1 FXPFRTMFMT LAr LIMI ILIi 1 JSTATT0W 1 nl XUIM 322

118 TVA ENERGY L_ 1 1 1_ 1 \ \J 1 DEMONSTRATIONS U l__ 1 lull J 1 l\n 1 iullsj AND nliu/ TFfHNOLOGY 1 Lu 1 1 llULV U 1 321

119 DOD/ARMY ENGINEER Ul« U 1 I1U LIN TOPOGRAPHIC 1 U 1 W \A 1 \ r\ \ 1 1 1 u LABORATORIFS LnUUlXn 1 Ul\ 1L J 314 JIT

120 USDA/ARS NORTHERN liUlx 1 1 1 L_ 1 \ 1 1 REGIONAL l\LVJ iulinL RFSFARPH l\LULnl\Ul 1 CENTFR o L. 1 "3 1 L_ i \ 306

121 DOD/ARMY uuu / ni\i i i COLD RFGI0NS TEST CFNTFR 304 Jut

122 A- i— l— DOD/NAVY PFRSONNFI RFSFARCH AND DFVFI 0PMFNT CFNTFR 294

123 1 L J D0D /AF AFROSPACF MFDTCAI RFSFARCH 1 ARORATORY 289

124 NSF KITT IN X 1 1 PFAK 1 Lnl\ NATIONAL lin 1 lulinL 0RSFRVAT0RY W U J L l \ I n 1 ul\ 1 288 C\J\J

125 X c_ J IISDA/FS u L/r\/ i o SOIITHFASTFRN FDRFST FXPFRTMFMT STATTOM 287

126 IISDA/FS U O \Jr\ / \ O PACTFTC rrtUiriU MnRTHWF^T liuix 1 nHLO 1 FXPFRTMFMT C.ArC.r\lrlL-l>JI OlrtllUlM STATT0M

127 DOD/ARMY uKjuf r\r\i i i

1LLFTTFRMAM 1 ( L.r\rlr\IM n(M ARMY1 I TX MSTTTIITF llO 1 1 1 U 1 L OFVJ| RF^FARPH l\L. OLMIWj n C 1 o 128 DOD/ARMY UKJU / ni\|*| 1 Flr_L-r_Ulr\UIMlUO FTTROMTPS TFTHM0I 1 LOnlilULUu 00Y1 AAINU AMn nFVTTFS UL V CO 1LHDUr\r\IUr\l ARORATnRY 919, CIO

1X 29Cm J nnn/ARMY uuu/ Mr\) l i rni OULUn rfotom^ rxLUlUI'IO Rxn r\0(U iLnDUIxn ARnRATnRY 1 Ur\ I 911 C 1 1

1 30 HHS n no nTVT^TOM UIVIOIUIM nFUr mMPIITFR UUIIrUILix RF^FARPH r\LOL/Af\Un rtlMU AMn TFPHMni ILUniMULUUI nPY 91k C 1 t

1 31 IKnA UjUn//AR^ Ml\0 MATTnMAI rirt IIUIMML r\IVlrlr\L AMTMAI nT<sFA^F UlOLnOC PFMTFR ULIMILrx 919 cl c

1 32 nnn/MA UUU/IMMVIvy nfFAM UULMIV R[\ MlMU AMn nU rtU APTTVTTY 1 1 V 1 1 1 971 CI 1 11 JJ33 n no TMTRAMIIRAI llMir\r\rlUr\r\L RF^ i\LO« PRnP r r\UV3 • *"IM -MTnR X Ut\ cOO

1 34 UUnni1 //ROM DUl 1 PTTT^RIIRPI-I r 1 1 1 ODUixUn MTMTMG rl 1 \\ 1 IMV3 r\IM AMnU 9AFFTY OMi LI I RF9 l\LO • PFMTFR ULINILrV coy

1 35 ncnA/FS uoun/ r o PAfTFTP rrtUlriU OUUInWLOl ^nilTHWF^T FnRF^T r UI\CO 1 FXPFRTMFMT L Ar L t\ IrlLIM I JCTATTnM 1 n I 1UN coo

1 36 nnF UU L MnRGAMTnWM rlUi\ UrtlM lUnli FMFRPY LIMLrxUI TFPHMni ILUnlMULUvJI nPY PFMTFR ULIMILrx ? c CO 1I 137 IISDA/FS uoun/ r o TMTFRM0IIMTATM 1 IM 1 L rxrlUUlM 1 r\ 1 Vt FnRF^T V Ur\L O 1 MlMU AMn RAMPF r\r\IMl3L FXP L Ar • S.TA O 1 M •

1 38 n no nrr APPAIr\Lr\Un APHTAM 1MIM 1LADAR FnR rUr\ nPP UUU. Ortl <sAFFTY LI I MlMU AMn HFAI nLMLInTH CO J 139 X \J J nno PFRFMTni ULrxLIMIULUUl nPY RFS r\LO PFMTFR-MAT ULIMILr\ IMMI» TM9T 1IMOI* nMUIM MullMU APTMP c oo 140 i*tu nnn/ARMY uuu/ r\r\ri i OlulMMLO ^TPMAI ^ WARFARF WMI\r Mr\L 1LMDUKMIUKI ARnRATnRY 9X1 CO 1

114-1 d.1 nnUU t1 FMP.TMFFDTMP LIMol IMLLK 1 IMa ANU AMn DFQFADPH KLOLAKUn 1LADUKAIUKT ARnDATnDV 97C\ CJKJ

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RnPKY KUUNT MnilMTATM rlUUlM 1 M 1 IM FnRFCTPY rUKLOIKT AIMU AMn DKAIMOL AMP.F CVD LAr. OIAIIUIM CTATTnM 910

143 DOD/ARMY INSTITUTE OF SURGICAL RESEARCH 229

144 DOD/AF ARNOLD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT CENTER 223

145 DOD/ARMY AVIONICS R&D ACTIVITY 223

146 DOD ARMED FORCES RADIOBIOLOGY RESEARCH LAB 216

147 DOE INHALATION TOXICOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE 212

148 DOI/FWS DENVER WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER 208

149 DOD/ARMY CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING RESEARCH LABORATORY 207

150 DOD/NAVY EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL FACILITY 201
Federal laboratories listed in order of total staff size(cont)

SEQ#1 AGENCY LAB TOTAL I u i r\L

151 DOT FAIRBANK i ni i\uniii\ HIGHWAY ii i <ji inn i RESEARCH i\l<ju ni\v i i STATION u i r\ i i u 1

1

200 LU U

152 DOT CIVIL OX l It- nLAFROMFDICAL InUIILL/ i ur\L INSTITUTE J- I'O I X • u i L 200 L_ UU

153 D0C/N0AA u uu / ii unn NORTHWEST llul\ 1 1 IVYL J 1 AND f\ 1 1 L/ ALASKA riL-n Jl\n FISHERIES 1 1 IL l\ J, L J CENTER VUll 1 L i \ 192

154 DOD/ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH INST. OF CHEM. DEFENSE 187 x u / 155 D0I/B0M L/ U X / U U 1 1 TWIN 1 VI 1 111 CITIES U X 1 1L J RESEARCH 1 \ L_ ^) l_ n 1 \ \_/ 11 CENTER uLli 1 Ll\ 181 X UX 156 X U U DOD/ARMY COMBAT 1 IU r\ 1 UUIx SURVEILLANCE V L 1 LLnllUL AND nil U TARGET 1 nlVUL 1 nyU A0UISITI0N 1 J 1 1 lUli LALn 179 X / J 157 X U / DOT L/U 1/1/FWSVH O PAUTUXFNT 1 r\\J \ U/\ Lli 1 WILDLIFE n 1 LLfL 11 1— RESEARCH l\L JLnl\ul 1 CENTFR uLli 1 Ll\ 178 X / u

1 5ft nnn UU U //army MrvM 1 RF9FARTH (M-OLnlM/ll TNSTTTIITF A IVO 1 1 1 U ! l OFVJ 1 FNVT LlMVllXulMrlLlMlrXL RONMFNTAI MFnTCTMF 1 1 L_ U i u I Ii L. X1 75/ <J

1i fiQ j j nnn UUU //army rtrvl'l I HIIMAM nut inn FMRTMFFRTWG c. ,\.u 1 inj i_ l. ia x injo 1LML>vjr\r\ivjr\i ARORATnRY 1 7R

i fin n no T KITRAM1 IR Al RF^FARPH PROGRAM-MF T 1 vi 1 r\rtl T IUr\r\L r\L. OLr\r\un r l\Uuf\nl 1 nlL 1 1I/O7^

1 fi1 nnr UUL RARTI Dnt\ 1 LlF^VTI OV i LLC1 F FNFRCY L 1* C. r\ \3 I TFTHiMni 1 LUniiULUuDRYI PFMTFR UE-li 1 Ll\ 1 7?

1 fi? nnn U U U //wIM rtavy¥ I AFRfKPAPF MFDTfAl RFSFARf H I ARDRATORY 1 fiQ

1 fi3 nnn UUU//army r\r\l l I nAVTATTOM V i n 1 lUli FNGTNFFRTNG Ll\iullN|LLr\liNlu. FIi L TGHT i. ul 1 1 nUACTTVTTY 1 XVI 1 1 X1 fifi UU

1 fid nnUU tJ. //RnM DUrl nLDnlil Al RAiMYI MFTAI riL-lr\UL-Ur\V3i 1 IIRGY RF^FARPH i\LOLnf\un TFMTFR ulIi 1 Lr\ 1 fi2 165 FPA MliiutiINI TPlullT PAInL FNVIRONMFNTAI i_ 11 w i r\ kj inj i i l im i r\ l RFSFARCH r\L ul r\ r\u 1 1

1L-r\uvjr\r\i AR0RAT0RY \jv\ i 1X 61u x 166 X U U USDA/ARS U Jun/ > \ 1 \ U RICHARD l\ lu 1 InlxL/ BU • RUSSELL l\U J uL LL AGrtU « RES 1 \ 1 U & CENTER vLll 1 Ll\ 160 X u u 167 NSF IY ul NATIONAL iin i i u ii nL ASTRONOMY nu i ivuiiui i i AND ni l u IONOSPHERE iunuoi iilivl CENTER u lii i l i\ 150 X u u 168 nnn u\ju //army r\t\i I i MFDICAI 1 ILU 1 UnL R&D lA LX U COMMAND \j Ul irirMNJu 149 X *T J 169 nnF L/ u L 1L. r\ARAMIF 7\r\\ 1 1 L FNFRGY LliLixU i TFCHN0L0GY 1 LU 1 IIVULUU 1 CENTFR U I— IM 1 L i\ 148

1X 70/ u nnT L/u I IIu • uS • COAST uuno i GUARD \junr\u R&D r\ ex l/ CFNTFR ulih i li\ 148

171 X / X dof LABnU « OFUl NUCLFAR 1 jUuLL nl\ MEDICINE 1 ILL/ 1^ 1 liL AND nit f RAD 1 \ n U * BIOLOGY u 1 UUWU 1 y UCL UUL. 145 X i u 172 X / L NSF CERR0 U L 1 \ 1 \ U T0L0L0 1 U 1— U L U INTER-AMERICAN 111 1 LIN HI IL l \ 1 vnli OBSERVATORY UU U L 1 \ I i \ i U 1 \ 1 144 X ~~

173 dod/army AER0MEDICAL nUIWI II L/ i. U i \ L RESEARCH l\L UL r\ l\UII LABORATORY Li \ U ul\ n 1 U 1 \ 1 142 X ~ £_ 174 X » i DOD/ARMY L/uu/ n i \i i i TROPIC 1 l\UI J. U TEST 1 L J 1 CENTER U Lll 1 LIN X141~ X 175 D0D/NAVY ORDNANCE U 1 \ \-J 1 11 1 1 U L MISSILE 1 1 1 u U X L L TEST 1 L U 1 FACILITY 1 nu X L X 1 1 140

176 DOD/ARMY MEDICAL BIOENGINEERING R&D LABORATORY 136

177 EPA INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-RTP 133

178 EPA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES RESEARCH LABORATORY 132

179 HHS NAT. INST. OF ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES 128

180 USDA/ARS BELTSVILLE HUMAN NUTRITION RESEARCH CENTER 128

181 EPA ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYST. LAB-RTP 126

182 EPA ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYST. LAB-LV 123

183 HHS INTRAMURAL RES. PR0G.-NIMH-DIV. OF SP. MENTAL 120

184 HHS CLINICAL CHEMISTRY DIVISION 118

185 D0C/N0AA SYSTEMS Vaf 1 >ajS I L.I 1 DEVELOPMENT La/ (_ V L. L. » J 1 1 1 L. 1 « 1 OFFICE V—' 1 I X \> L. 115

186 DO I /FWS NATIONAL FISHERIES CENTER-LEETOWN 115

187 D0C/N0AA AIR RESOURCES LABORATORY 113

188 D0D/NAVY HEALTH RESEARCH CENTER 113

189 HHS TAFT 1 ill 1 FACILITY-BIOMED 1 / *U X L X 1 1 \-f X U1 1 L La/ • f\AND1 H U BEHAVIORAL L/LI 1 f \ X U 1 V /* L SCI. x_/ U X • 113

190 D0C/N0AA (ATLANTIC 1 1 L.# 1 1 « 1 A W 0CEAN0GRAPHIC V/ L. (ill V X.4I \ 1 \ 1 1 1 X V-/ AND (ill La» METEOROLOGICAL 1 1 L 1 L V«/ 1 \ \J L W Vat X \af r * L. LAB- f * La* 111

191 DOE UNIVERSITY UIMXILIXUXI 1 OFUl ROCHESTER IxUUBILU 1 LIN BIOMEDICAL U X U 1 1 L U X U i\ L LABORATORY L f\ U1 \ l \ 1 U1 \ I 110

192 D0C/N0AA U UU / 11 vnn SOUTHEAST UU U 1 1 1 L ( \ U 1 FISHERIES 1 XUIILIXXLU CENTER uL'i 1 LIN 109

193 DO I /BOM SALT LAKE CITY METALLURGY RES. CENTER 108

194 D0C/N0AA NORTHEAST FISHERIES CENTER 106

195 DOD/ARMY INSTITUTE OF DENTAL RESEARCH 106

196 HHS RIDGE FACILITY-PHYSICAL SCI. AND ENGINEERING 106

197 D0D/AF ENGINEERING AND SERVICES CENTER/ R&D 104

198 USDA/ARS METABOLISM AND RADIATION RESEARCH LABORATORY 104

199 NASA NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LABORATORIES 103

200 DO I /FWS COLUMBIA NATIONAL FISHERY RES. LAB 97

14
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED IN ORDER OF TOTAL STAFF SIZE(CONT)

SEQ#1 AGENCY LAB TOTAL

201 DOD/ARMY ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE 96

202 DOE ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENT LABORATORY 95

203 DOC INSTITUTE FOR TELECOMMUNICATION SCIENCES 94

204 DOD/NAVY SUBMARINE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 94

205 DOI/BOM DENVER MINING RESEARCH CENTER 93

206 DOE COMPARATIVE ANIMAL RESEARCH LAB 92

207 DOI/BOM SPOKANE MINING RESEARCH CENTER 90

208 DOI/FWS GREAT LAKES FISHERY LAB 89

209 USDA/ARS SOUTHEAST WATERSHED RESEARCH LABORATORY 87

210 DOI/BOM AVONDALE METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 86

211 SMITHSON NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 85

212 EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-CORVALLIS 84

213 EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-DULUTH 83

214 DOD/NAVY UNDERSEA RANGES DEPARTMENT 82

215 TVA ENGINEERING LABORATORY 82

216 DOD/NAVY MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO. 3 81

217 DOC/NOAA GEOPHYSICAL FLUID DYNAMICS LABORATORY 80

218 EPA ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SUPPORT LABORATORY 79

219 EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY -ATHENS 78

220 USDA/ARS INSECT ATTRACTANTS, BEHAVIOR & BASIC BIO. RES. 78

221 DOI/BOM RENO METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 76

222 DOC/NOAA SANDY HOOK LABORATORY 75

223 DOE BATES LINEAR ACCELERATOR FACILITY 75

224 EPA INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-CIN. 74

225 DOC/NOAA SOUTHWEST FISHERIES CENTER 73

226 SMITHSON SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY 72

227 DOE NOTRE DAME RADIATION LABORATORY 71

228 DOC/NOAA WAVE PROPAGATION LABORATORY 70

229 DOE SAVANNAH RIVER ECOLOGY LABORATORY 69

230 DOC/NOAA SPACE ENVIRONMENT LABORATORY 68

231 DOE GRAND FORKS ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER 68

232 DOC/NOAA OFFICE OF WEATHER RESEARCH AND MODIFICATION 66

233 DOI/BOM ROLLA METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 65

234 USDA/ARS U.S. GRAIN MARKETING RESEARCH CENTER 64

235 USDA/ARS U.S. HORTICULTURAL LABORATORY 62

236 USDA/ARS CROPS RESEARCH LABORATORY 62

237 DOE NEW BRUNSWICK LABORATORY 60

238 SMITHSON RADIATION BIOLOGY LABORATORY 60

239 DOI/FWS NORTHERN PRAIRIE WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER 57

240 DOC/NOAA BEAUFORT LABORATORY 56

241 DOD/NAVY CLOTHING AND TEXTILE RESEARCH FACILITY 56

242 USDA/ARS REGIONAL POULTRY RESEARCH LABORATORY 56

243 USDA/ARS ROMAN L. HRUSKA U.S. MEAT ANIMAL RES. LAB 56

244 EPA ROBERT S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB 55

245 EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-RI 55

246 DOE RADIOBIOLOGY LABORATORY, UNIV. OF UTAH 54

247 EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-SABINE 54

248 USDA/ARS INSECTS AFFECTING MAN AND ANIMALS RES. LAB 54

249 DOC/NOAA PACIFIC MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY 53

250 DOI/BOM TUSCALOOSA METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 53

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252

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254 D0C/N0AA nrf*p n 1 1 p » a t i t ~p t r" p r riiTrn RESEARCH FACILITIES CENTER P f~\ 50

255 p\ a r DOE m t p 1 1 rTATr iikiTv/ / n n p ni a iit nrrr a n^i i i ah MICH STATE UNIV. /DOE PLANT RESEARCH LAB P A50

256 DOE

r\ riiTrn r/\n ptirn A \/ Akin rih/Tn^iin/iruT a i nrrr a n A i i CENTER FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH P A 50

257 i ic> n n / h p\ o USDA/ARS V/TTPn T kl K n W TA\/ T A A | n P \/ AblPV r* UT Al n P \/ 1 n VETERINARY TOXICOLOGY AND ENTOMOLOGY LAB 48

258 D0C/N0AA A 1 1 1 / P r\ i v/ | a /\ r\ a -p ^\ P* \/ AUKE BAY LABORATORY 47

259 D0C/N0AA /"\ n f~ A TP 1 A w r* A Pkl l/T n ALItlPkl ~P At H T fr R ftA 1 1 t A f~\ GREAT LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB 47

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261 1 1 a r% « / A P» O USDA/ARS pu i/r PiT\/p*pi Artkirrnif * ttah nrrr a ram a puTpn SNAKE RIVER CONSERVATION RESEARCH CENTER A "7 47

n c o 262 1 1 p n A / A n P USDA/ARS TnAHTr A! rPIUTT n kin, \/r/*TTAni P n P P P A P T 1 TTV TROPICAL FRUIT AND VEGETABLE RES. FACILITY 46

263 1 1 c n a / «nr USDA/ARS AnTimnnnn n An kin am Tym at c p a cp c nrc i An ARTHROPOD-BORNE ANIMAL DISEASES RES. LAB 45

264 D0C/N0AA a pnAkiAMV i AnnnATnnw AER0N0MY LABORATORY A A 44

265 USDA/ARS nTi (P*r"p*n Akin r~nnn i AnnnATnnv/ OILSEED AND FOOD LABORATORY A A 44

266 i i f r\ * / a n c USDA/ARS ap r. t ii p k i t" a ~p t nil i AnnnA ~p n n \/ SEDIMENTATION LABORATORY A O 43

267 USDA/ARS ii r* i t \/p PTAAiy t »ir ro tp i AnnnAfnnx/

U. S. LIVESTOCK INSECTS LABORATORY A O 43

268 DOE

i pv Ar nnnTnnTAi r\ \/ Akin r" » i \ / i ip a 1 ti 1 / iir* LAB OF RADI0BI0L0GY AND ENV. HEALTH/ UC A O 42

269 USDA/ARS WESTERN COTTON RESEARCH LABORATORY A Pi 42

270 USDA/ARS

i 1 A rv ii— (-» k 1 /-\ r-v r— • "T" P\l ATklP1 HP AP II nA 1 1 A Pkl *T" P~ P\ NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS RESEARCH CENTER A O 42

271

(—V /"\ A / ft I /N ft A D0C/N0AA i I A ft i p\ I ill ii I An f\ r\ a "T*/*\ n \/ HONOLULU LABORATORY A 1 41

272 nnr* / ik i n a a D0C/N0AA kUTT Aki iii pp\/pnp rTAn^r i a r\nn a ~rnn\/ NATIONAL SEVERE STORMS LABORATORY A 1 41

A ~7 O 273 D0I/FWS hi a tt Ait a i PTOiipnv/ nrrr AnA n i An i a rt nArrr NATIONAL FISHERY RESEARCH LAB-LA CROSSE A 1 41

2/4 urn A /ARC USDA/ARS nni i l.irri/TI DCCCADPLI 1 ADADATr\DV BOLL WEEVIL RESEARCH LABUKAIOKY A 1 41

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onCM T1 TUCnM 1 n 0 U fi CM TTUCAM T A M TDADTPM DrCrADPU TMCT on 1 1 noUlN 1 AN IKUriL-AL KLoLAKLn INol. "iO oc 292 TVA AIR RESOURCES PROGRAM-RESEARCH SECTION 32

293 USDA/ARS SOUTHEASTERN FRUIT & TREE NUT RES. LAB 32

294 USDA/ARS CROP SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING RES. LABORATORY 32

295 USDA/ARS WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT LABORATORY 32

296 USDA/ARS GRASSLAND, SOIL AND WATER RESEARCH LABORATORY 32

297 USDA/ARS YAKIMA AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 31

298 D0C/N0AA GALVESTON LABORATORY 30

299 D0I/FWS NATIONAL WILDLIFE HEALTH LABORATORY 30

300 USDA/ARS SOUTHERN PIEDMONT CONSERVATION LABORATORY 30

1 6
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED IN ORDER OF TOTAL STAFF SIZE(CONT)

1LMDAR TOTAI 1 U 1 ML

301 USDA/ARS U.S. SUGARCANE FIELD LABORATORY 30

302 USDA/ARS NATURAL POLYMERS LABORATORY 30

303 USDA/ARS ENGINEERING AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY 29

304 D0C/N0AA GLOUCESTER LABORATORY 28

305 USDA/ARS U.S. VEGETABLE LABORATORY 28

306 USDA/ARS NORTHERN GRAIN INSECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY 28

307 USDA/ARS CONSERVATION AND PRODUCTION RESEARCH LAB 28

308 D0C/N0AA ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 27

309 D0C/N0AA NATIONAL MARINE MAMMAL LABORATORY 27

310 D0C/N0AA MILFORD LABORATORY 26

311 USDA/ARS FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CHEM. RES. UNIT 26

312 USDA/ARS SOIL EROSION LABORATORY 26

313 USDA/ARS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF INSECTS RESEARCH LAB 25

314 SMITHS0N CHESAPEAKE BAY CENTER FOR ENV. STUDIES 24

315 USDA/ARS COTTON TEXTILE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 24

316 D0C/N0AA NARRAGANSETT LABORATORY 23

317 USDA/ARS COTTON RESEARCH LABORATORY 23

318 D0C/N0AA HYDROLOGICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 20

319 USDA/ARS U.S. PLANT, SOIL, AND NUTRITION LABORATORY 20

320 DOC /N OA

TIBURON LABORATORY 18

321 D0C/N0AA PANAMA CITY LABORATORY 18

322 SMITHS0N NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK AND CONS. CENTER 18

323 USDA/ARS DAIRY FORAGE RESEARCH CENTER 18

324 USDA/ARS CITRUS AND SUB-TROPICAL PRODUCTS LABORATORY 17

325 HHS CLINICAL RES. SEC. & S.W. FIELD STUDIES SEC. 16

326 USDA/ARS WEED RESEARCH LABORATORY 16

327 D0C/N0AA KODIAK LABORATORY 15

328 D0C/N0AA GEODETIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY 15

329 VA BIRMINGHAM VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

330 VA LITTLE ROCK VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

331 VA TUCSON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

332 VA LONG BEACH VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

333 VA LOS ANGELES BRENTWOOD VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

334 VA LOS ANGELES WADSWORTH DIV. VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

335 VA MARTINEZ VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

336 VA PALO ALTO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

337 VA SAN DIEGO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

338 VA SAN FRANCISCO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

339 VA SEPULVEDA VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

340 VA DENVER VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

341 VA WEST HAVEN VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

342 VA WASHINGTON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

343 VA GAINESVILLE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

344 VA MIAMI VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

345 VA TAMPA VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

346 VA AUGUST VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

347 VA IOWA CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

348 VA CHICAGO LAKESIDE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

349 VA CHICAGO WEST SIDE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

350 VA HINES VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

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FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED IN ORDER OF TOTAL STAFF SIZE(CONT)

SEQ#1 AGENCY LAB TOTAL

351 VA INDIANAPOLIS VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

352 VA LEXINGTON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

353 VA NEW ORLEANS VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

354 VA BEDFORD VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

355 VA BOSTON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

356 VA WEST ROXBURY VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

357 VA ANN ARBOR VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

358 VA MINNEAPOLIS VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

359 VA COLUMBIA VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

360 VA KANSAS CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

361 VA ST. LOUIS VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

362 VA DURHAM VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

363 VA OMAHA VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

364 VA EAST ORANGE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

365 VA ALBANY VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

366 VA BRONX VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

367 VA BROOKLYN VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

368 VA BUFFALO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

369 VA NEW YORK VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

370 VA SYRACUSE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

371 VA CINCINNATI VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

372 VA CLEVELAND VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

373 VA OKLAHOMA CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER 1 r\_i_ 1U+

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379 VA NASHVILLE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

380 VA DALLAS VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

381 VA HOUSTON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

382 VA SAN ANTONIO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

383 VA SALT LAKE CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

384 VA RICHMOND VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

385 VA SEATTLE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

386 VA MADISON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

387 VA WOOD VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

388 VA ALBUQUERQUE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

18
TABLE 5 FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY STATE

ST AGENCY LAB TOTAL

AK DOC/NOAA AUKE BAY LABORATORY 47

AK DOC/NOAA KODIAK LABORATORY 15

AL NASA GEORGE C. MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER 3563

AL DOD/ARMY MISSILE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND 1001

AL TVA NATIONAL FERTILIZER DEVELOPMENT CENTER 969

AL DOD/ARMY AVIATION DEVELOPMENT TEST ACTIVITY 324

AL DOD/ARMY AEROMEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 142

AL DOI/BOM TUSCALOOSA METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 53

AL TVA AIR RESOURCES PROGRAM-RESEARCH SECTION 32

AL VA BIRMINGHAM VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

AR VA LITTLE ROCK VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

AZ DOD/ARMY YUMA PROVING GROUND 986

AZ DOD/ARMY ELECTRONIC PROVING GROUND 800

AZ NSF KITT PEAK NATIONAL OBSERVATORY 288

AZ USDA/ARS WESTERN COTTON RESEARCH LABORATORY 42

AZ USDA/ARS U.S. WATER CONSERVATION LABORATORY 40

AZ HHS CLINICAL RES. SEC. & S.W. FIELD STUDIES SEC. 16

AZ VA TUCSON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

CA DOE LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY 7102

CA DOD/AF FLIGHT TEST CENTER 5136

CA DOD/NAVY PACIFIC MISSILE TEST CENTER 4803

CA DOD/NAVY NAVAL WEAPONS CENTER 4540

CA NASA JET PROPULSION LABORATORY 3788

CA DOI/USGS USGS WESTERN REGION 3676

CA DOE LAWRENCE BERKELEY LABORATORY 3158

CA DOD/NAVY OCEAN SYSTEMS CENTER 2791

CA NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER 1651

CA DOE STANFORD LINEAR ACCELERATOR CENTER 1402

CA DOD/AF WESTERN SPACE AND MISSILE CENTER 724

CA DOD/ARMY AVIATION RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY LABS 560

CA NASA HUGH L. DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER 465

CA DOD/AF ROCKET PROPULSION LABORATORY 431

CA DOE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING CENTER 330

CA DOD/NAVY CIVIL ENGINEERING LABORATORY 325

CA USDA/ARS WESTERN REGIONAL RESEARCH CENTER 322

CA DOD/NAVY PERSONNEL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER 294

CA DOD/ARMY LETTERMAN ARMY INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH 278

CA USDA/FS PACIFIC SOUTHWEST FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION 255

CA DOD/ARMY AVIATION ENGINEERING FLIGHT ACTIVITY 166

CA DOE LAB. OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE AND RAD. BIOLOGY, UCL 145

CA DOD/NAVY HEALTH RESEARCH CENTER 113

CA DOC/NOAA SOUTHWEST FISHERIES CENTER 73

CA DOE LAB OF RADIOBIOLOGY AND ENV. HEALTH/ UC 42

CA DOE LAB. FOR ENERGY-RELATED HEALTH RES., UC/DAVIS 40

CA USDA/ARS FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CHEM. RES. UNIT 26

CA DOC/NOAA TIBURON LABORATORY 18

CA VA LONG BEACH VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

CA VA LOS ANGELES BRENTWOOD VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

CA VA LOS ANGELES WADSWORTH DIV. VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

CA VA MARTINEZ VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

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FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY STATE (CONT)

ST AGENCY LAB TOTAL

CA VA PALO ALTO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

CA VA SAN DIEGO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

CA VA SAN FRANCISCO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

CA VA SEPULVEDA VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

CH NSF CERRO TOLOLO INTER-AMERICAN OBSERVATORY 144

CO DOI/USGS USGS CENTRAL REGION 4500

CO DOE SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE 724

CO NSF NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH 676

CO DOT TRANSPORTATION TEST CENTER 400

CO DO I ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH LABORATORY 230

CO USDA/FS ROCKY MOUNTAIN FORESTRY AND RANGE EXP. STATION 230

CO DOI/FWS DENVER WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER 208

CO DOC INSTITUTE FOR TELECOMMUNICATION SCIENCES 94

CO DO I /BOM DENVER MINING RESEARCH CENTER 93

CO DOC/NOAA WAVE PROPAGATION LABORATORY 70

CO DOC/NOAA SPACE ENVIRONMENT LABORATORY 68

CO DOC/NOAA OFFICE OF WEATHER RESEARCH AND MODIFICATION 66

CO USDA/ARS ARTHROPOD-BORNE ANIMAL DISEASES RES. LAB 45

CO DOC/NOAA AERONOMY LABORATORY 44

CO DOD/AF FRANK J. SEIBLER RESEARCH LABORATORY 33

CO VA DENVER VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

CT DOD/NAVY NAVAL UNDERWATER SYSTEMS CENTER 2800

CT DOT U.S. COAST GUARD R&D CENTER 148

CT DOD/NAVY SUBMARINE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 94

CT DOE BATES LINEAR ACCELERATOR FACILITY 75

CT DOC/NOAA MILFORD LABORATORY 26

CT VA WEST HAVEN VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+ cz DOD/ARMY TROPIC TEST CENTER 141 cz SMITHSON SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INST. 32

DC DOD/NAVY RESEARCH LABORATORY 3394

DC DOD/ARMY HARRY DIAMOND LABORATORIES 1154

DC DOD/ARMY WALTER REED ARMY INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH 913

DC DOD/NAVY OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH 429

DC DOJ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION LABORATORY 429

DC HHS INTRAMURAL RES. PROG.-NIMH-DIV. OF SP. MENTAL 120

DC DOD/ARMY INSTITUTE OF DENTAL RESEARCH 106

DC SMITHSON NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 85

DC SMITHSON NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK AND CONS. CENTER 18

DC VA WASHINGTON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

EG DOD/NAVY MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO. 3 81

FL DOD/AF ARMAMENT DIVISION 6389

FL NASA JOHN F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTER 2201

FL DOD/NAVY COASTAL SYSTEMS CENTER 732

FL DOD/NAVY AEROSPACE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 169

FL DOC/NOAA ATLANTIC OCEANOGRAPHIC AND METEOROLOGICAL LAB 111

FL DOC/NOAA SOUTHEAST FISHERIES CENTER 109

FL DOD/AF ENGINEERING AND SERVICES CENTER/ R&D 104

FL USDA/ARS INSECT ATTRACTANTS, BEHAVIOR & BASIC BIO. RES. 78

FL USDA/ARS U.S. HORTICULTURAL LABORATORY 62

FL EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-SAB INE 54

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l/V NT W A VA LEXINGTON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

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LA USDA/ARS OILSEED AND FOOD LABORATORY 44

LA USDA/ARS COTTON TEXTILE PROCESSING LABORATORY 37

LA USDA/ARS COMPOSITION AND PROPERTIES LABORATORY 34

LA USDA/ARS U.S. SUGARCANE FIELD LABORATORY 30

LA USDA/ARS NATURAL POLYMERS LABORATORY 30

LA USDA/ARS ENGINEERING AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY 29

LA USDA/ARS COTTON TEXTILE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 24

LA VA NEW ORLEANS VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

MA DOD/ARMY NATICK R&D COMMAND 1187

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FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY STATE (CONT)

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ML) uuc HHo t kith ami in a i nrcr a n^u nn^pn am mct INTRAMURAL RESEARCH RRUbRAM-NEI 1 71 I/O

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MD nnn / m r\*M\f DOD/ARMY MEDICAL BIOENGINEERINb R&D LABORATORY lob

MD USDA/ARS BELTSVILLE HUMAN NUTRITION RESEARCH CENTER 128

MD DOC/NOAA SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 115

MD DOC/NOAA AIR RESOURCES LABORATORY 113

MD DOI/BOM AVONDALE METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 86

MD SMITHSON RADIATION BIOLOGY LABORATORY 60

MD DOC/NOAA SATELLITE EXPERIMENT LABORATORY 37

MD DOC/NOAA ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 27

MD SMITHSON CHESAPEAKE BAY CENTER FOR ENV. STUDIES 24

22
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY STATE (CONT)

A TST A Al"" ft| A \t AGENCY i a r% LAB

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a a A 1 in a n n DOC/NOAA i I \/ n n a I a/"»t a n I nr"Ar"AAAii t a ni a rt « ta r> v/ HYDROLOGICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 20

din MD DOC/NOAA GEODETIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY 1 IT 15

MI DOD/ARMY TANK R&D COMMAND A o, r* 835

MI

HAT /ri DOI/FWS a n rTM a "T" i i / p a p" t^i irnv/ i a a GREAT LAKES FISHERY LAB

a 89

MI

1 rt J~\ a / ft/s USDA/ARS rt t~ rt t A u i ^ rt iii TTM r\ \ / rTM a r" a rt i i a i~* rt rt a ~p* rt rt v t REGIONAL POULTRY RESEARCH LABORATORY 56

MI DOE

> i t rt ii rt *T" a ~j" r~ i iii t v f / rt rt rTM rt a k t rt r~ rt iTM a rt rt i Art MICH STATE UNIV. /DOE PLANT RESEARCH LAB

P* A50

MI DOC/NOAA GREAT LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB 47

MI VA

llll Artrt rt rt VIM n T~ rt T rt A 1 rt t~ k *T" f~ rt ANN ARBOR VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

MN

rt rt a / r- rt USDA/FS NORTH CENTRAL EXPERIMENT STATION 346

MN DOI/BOM TWIN CITIES RESEARCH CENTER 181

MN EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-DULUTH 83

MN

rt rt / m rt rt USDA/ARS t i r" r— rt rt r~ rt r" a rt rt i i Art rt rt a ~i" rt rt v / WEED RESEARCH LABORATORY 16

MN VA

ft M T l|k if— b rt rt 1 T rt \ f a k P~ rt T rt A 1 rt 1TM k I "V r~" rt MINNEAPOLIS VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

MO DOI/FWS rt rt i 1 in n T ii ilia "T* v rt k 1 A i r" rt i i i"TM rt \ / rt r-" rt 1 a rt COLUMBIA NATIONAL FISHERY RES. LAB 97

MO

n. a t /n ah DOI/BOM rt rt i i a k a rTM^p a i i i rt rt v t rt rTM rt rTM a rt rt i i rt rTM k i r*" rt ROLLA METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 65

MO

rt rt n / a rt rt USDA/ARS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF INSECTS RESEARCH LAB 25

MO VA

rt rt i iikirtVA \ i » ii nTM rt rt a i rt f" ft d r~ rt COLUMBIA VA MEDICAL CENTER 1 A • 10+

MO VA l / rt ft i rt a rt rtT T \t \/A nr I-v T rt A 1 rt r* k 1 T f~" rt KANSAS CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER 1 A10+

MO VA

rt TP 1 rt 1 I T A \/A ijr A T A 1 1 rtr"ftl "T* l~" rt ST. LOUIS VA MEDICAL CENTER 1 A10+

MS

rt /""v r\ / a rtkkv/ DOD/ARMY rna t nr r* n i iHTrm I ft \/a r~\/nr*nTfc*r"fciT a t a t t a k i ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION 1 AAA 1399

ft D C- MS DOD/NAVY rt rt r— « k Akir\ r\ AATTWTTW OCEAN R AND D ACTIVITY

ATI 271

MS NASA ill TT Akl A 1 rt rt a rt [— TT A 1 III Al A A \/ 1 AnAAATAATPA NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LABORATORIES 103

MS

i i a a a / a n A USDA/ARS rt j— r-v Tkflfkl TP A "T" Trtfcl 1 A rt rt r> » -T- rt rt \/ SEDIMENTATION LABORATORY 43

MS

i i An h / a rt a USDA/ARS rtrtl 1 1 IP P WT 1 A P AP » nA 1 1 1 A rt rt rt A TP rt rt \ / BOLL WEEVIL RESEARCH LABORATORY A 1 41

MS DOC/NOAA ft T A rt T A A Trt rt T 1 Q rt rt rt S T A rt T rTM A MISSISSIPPI LABORATORIES 36

MS i ia r\ a / n n a USDA/ARS A T APilUT nAUUPlIT* 1 T ft 1 rt r" rt TT rt A AllTA Al 1 A rt rt rt A TP rt. rt \/ BIOENVIRONMENTAL INSECTS CONTROL LABORATORY a r* 35

MS

iia r\ a / a r-t rt USDA/ARS rt rt i i i r~ rt k t ii rTM iTM rt rt rt t wm ft I rt f" I a rt rt rt a ^P rt rt v # SOUTHERN WEED SCIENCE LABORATORY 34

MS

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MT HHS

ft a T1 t ft i rt T1 rt r~ a i l r°" rt rt v/ a k i rt t t r~ f rt tp* t rt i rt rt *r rt r" a rt rr* rt NAT. INST. OF ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES 128

NC HHS

ft 1 A f ft rt ~T" rt i~* r* kill T rt rt ft iii r*" ft i TMi~ a i t p" a i —?— rt rt T t~ ft rt r* rt NAT. INST. OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES 429

NC EPA

r~ A TP 1 1 r- rm r" r- rt ~r" rt n r~* rt t~ a rt rt 1 a rt rt rt a rt rt v f HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY 328

NC

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NC EPA

r— ii i ir rt rt mi ir u ~f a 1 rt rt T i-" k I rt r~ rt rt r"° rt r** a rt rt 1 I Art rt rt a t rt rt v * ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES RESEARCH LABORATORY 132

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fTM ft 1 % f T rt rt kill ITM ft 1 A 1 k A rt k 1 T ^* rt rt T k 1 rt rt V# rt TP 1 Art rt ^T" rt ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYST. LAB-RTP 126

NC

r~» A i~\ / a rt * \ / DOD/ARMY ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE 96

NC

rt. /"V rt / k 1 rt. A A DOC/NOAA rt r~ a I if- rt rt ~iTM i Art rt rt a ^r* rt rt k

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BEAUFORT LABORATORY 56

NC USDA/ARS TOBACCO RESEARCH LABORATORY 36

NC VA DURHAM VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

ND USDA/ARS METABOLISM AND RADIATION RESEARCH LABORATORY 104

ND DOE GRAND FORKS ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER 68

ND DOI/FWS NORTHERN PRAIRIE WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER 57

ND USDA/ARS NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS RESEARCH CENTER 42

NE USDA/ARS ROMAN L. HRUSKA U.S. MEAT ANIMAL RES. LAB 56

NE USDA/ARS LIVESTOCK INSECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY 33

NE VA OMAHA VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

NH DOD/ARMY COLD REGIONS R&D LABORATORY 277

NJ DOD/ARMY LARGE CALIBER WEAPONS SYSTEM LABORATORY 1791

NJ DOD/NAVY NAVAL AIR ENGINEERING CENTER 1776

NJ DOE PRINCETON PLASMA PHYSICS LABORATORY 1406

23
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY STATE (CONT)

ST AGENCY LAB TOTAL

NJ DOD/NAVY NAVAL WEAPONS STATION EARLE 1300

NJ DOT FEDERAL AVIATION ADMIN. TECHNICAL CENTER 1043

NJ DOD/NAVY AIR PROPULSION CENTER 595

NJ DOD/ARMY FIRE CONTROL AND SMALL CALIBER WEAPONS SYSTEM 579

NJ DOD/ARMY ELECTRONIC WARFARE LABORATORY 496

NJ DOD/ARMY COMMUNICATIONS R&D COMMAND 449

NJ DOD/ARMY ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY AND DEVICES LABORATORY 278

NJ DOD/ARMY AVIONICS R&D ACTIVITY 223

NJ DOD/ARMY COMBAT SURVEILLANCE AND TARGET AQUISITION LA 179

NJ DOC/NOAA GEOPHYSICAL FLUID DYNAMICS LABORATORY 80

NJ DOC/NOAA SANDY HOOK LABORATORY 75

NJ VA EAST ORANGE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

NM DOE SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES 7639

NM DOE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY 6937

NM DOD/ARMY WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE 3672

NM DOD/AF WEAPONS LABORATORY 1111

NM DOD/ARMY ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES LABORATORY 533

NM DOD/NAVY WEAPONS EVALUATION FACILITY 434

NM DOE INHALATION TOXICOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE 212

NM DOD/NAVY ORDNANCE MISSILE TEST FACILITY 140

NM NSF SACRAMENTO PEAK OBSERVATORY 51

NM VA ALBUQUERQUE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

NV EPA ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYST. LAB-LV 123

NV DO I /BOM RENO METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 76

NV DO 1 /BOM BOULDER CITY METALLURGY ENGINEERING LAB 35

NY DOE BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY 4102

NY DOE KNOLLS ATOMIC POWER LABORATORY 2913

NY DOD/AF ROME AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER 1323

NY USDA MRS PLUM ISLAND ANIMAL DISEASE CENTER 337

NY MSF NATIONAL ASTRONOMY AND IONOSPHERE CENTER 150

NY DOE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER BIOMEDICAL LABORATORY 110

NY DOE ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENT LABORATORY 95

NY USDA/ARS U.S. PLANT, SOIL, AND NUTRITION LABORATORY 20

NY VA ALBANY VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

NY VA BRONX VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

NY VA BROOKLYN VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

NY VA BUFFALO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

NY VA NEW YORK VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

NY VA SYRACUSE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

OH NASA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER 2822

OH DOD/AF AVIONICS LABORATORY 944

OH DOD/AF FLIGHT DYNAMICS LABORATORY 920

OH DOD/AF MATERIALS LABORATORY 413

OH DOD/AF AEROSPACE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 289

OH EPA MUNICIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 161

OH HHS TAFT FACILITY-BIOMED. AND BEHAVIORAL SCI. 113

OH HHS RIDGE FACILITY-PHYSICAL SCI. AND ENGINEERING 106

OH EPA ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SUPPORT LABORATORY 79

OH EPA INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-CIN. 74

OH DOT VEHICLE RESEARCH AND TEST CENTER 34

24
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY STATE (CONT)

ST AGENCY LAB TOTAL

OH VA CINCINNATI VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

OH VA CLEVELAND VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

OK DOT CIVIL AEROMEDICAL INSTITUTE 200

OK DOE BARTLESVILLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER 172

OK EPA ROBERT S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB 55

OK DOC/NOAA NATIONAL SEVERE STORMS LABORATORY 41

OK USDA/ARS WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT LABORATORY 32

OK VA OKLAHOMA CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

OR USDA/FS PACIFIC NORTHWEST EXPERIMENT STATION 282

OR DO I /BOM ALBANY METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 162

OR EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-CORVALLIS 84

OR VA PORTLAND VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

PA DOE BETTIS ATOMIC POWER LABORATORY 3358

PA DOD/NAVY NAVAL AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER 2399

PA USDA/FS NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION 396

PA DOE PITTSBURGH ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER 352

PA USDA/ARS EASTERN REGIONAL RESEARCH CENTER 322

PA DOI/BOM PITTSBURGH MINING AND SAFETY RES. CENTER 259

PA VA PHILADELPHIA VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

PA VA PITTSBURGH VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

PR DOE CENTER FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH 50

RI DOD/NAVY UNDERSEA RANGES DEPARTMENT 82

RI EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-RI 55

RI DOC/NOAA NARRAGANSETT LABORATORY 23

SC DOE SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY 995

SC DOC/NOAA CHARLESTON LABORATORY 34

SC USDA/ARS U.S. VEGETABLE LABORATORY 28

SC VA CHARLESTON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

SD USDA/ARS NORTHERN GRAIN INSECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY 28

TN DOE OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY 5175

TN DOE OAK RIDGE ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES 398

TN TVA ENERGY DEMONSTRATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY 321

TN DOD/AF ARNOLD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT CENTER 223

TN DOE COMPARATIVE ANIMAL RESEARCH LAB 92

TN TVA ENGINEERING LABORATORY 82

TN VA MEMPHIS VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

TN VA NASHVILLE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

TX NASA LYNDON B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER 3508

TX DOD/AF SCHOOL OF AEROSPACE MEDICINE 666

TX DOD/AF HUMAN RESOURCES LABORATORY 365

TX DOD/ARMY INSTITUTE OF SURGICAL RESEARCH 229

TX USDA/ARS VETERINARY TOXICOLOGY AND ENTOMOLOGY LAB 48

TX USDA/ARS U. S. LIVESTOCK INSECTS LABORATORY 43

TX USDA/ARS GRASSLAND, SOIL AND WATER RESEARCH LABORATORY 32

TX DOC/NOAA GALVESTON LABORATORY 30

TX USDA/ARS CONSERVATION AND PRODUCTION RESEARCH LAB 28

TX USDA/ARS COTTON RESEARCH LABORATORY 23

TX VA DALLAS VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

TX VA HOUSTON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

TX VA SAN ANTONIO VA MEDICAL CENTER

25

10+
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY STATE (CONT)

ST AGENCY LAB TOTAL

UT DOD/ARMY DUGWAY PROVING GROUND 778

UT USDA/FS INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXP. STA. 240

UT DO I /BOM SALT LAKE CITY METALLURGY RES. CENTER 108

UT USDA/ARS CROPS RESEARCH LABORATORY 62

UT DOE RADIOBIOLOGY LABORATORY, UNIV. OF UTAH 54

UT VA SALT LAKE CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA DOI/USGS USGS NATIONAL CENTER 3000

VA NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER 2966

VA DOD/ARMY MOBILITY EQUIPMENT R&D COMMAND 1262

VA DOD/ARMY NIGHT VISION AND ELECTRO-OPTICS LABORATORY 491

VA NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT CENTER 382

VA DOD/ARMY RES. INST. FOR BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 358

VA NSF NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY 332

VA DOD/ARMY ENGINEER TOPOGRAPHIC LABORATORIES 314

VA DOD/ARMY SIGNALS WARFARE LABORATORY 237

VA DOT FAIRBANK HIGHWAY RESEARCH STATION 200

VA VA RICHMOND VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

WA DOE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY 2084

WA DOE HANFORD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY 1926

WA DOD/ARMY COLD REGIONS TEST CENTER 304

WA DOC/NOAA NORTHWEST AND ALASKA FISHERIES CENTER 192

i,# DO I /BOM SPOKANE MINING RESEARCH CENTER 90

WA DOC/NOAA PACIFIC MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY 53

WA DOI/FWS SEATTLE NATIONAL FISHERY RESEARCH CENTER 53

WA USDA/ARS YAKIMA AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 31

WA DOC/NOAA NATIONAL MARINE MAMMAL LABORATORY 27

WA VA SEATTLE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

WI USDA/FS FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY 339

HI DOI/FWS NATIONAL FISHERY RESEARCH LAB-LA CROSSE 41

WI DOI/FWS NATIONAL WILDLIFE HEALTH LABORATORY 30

W

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USDA/ARS DAIRY FORAGE RESEARCH CENTER 18

W

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VA MADISON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

WI VA WOOD VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

wv DOE MORGANTOWN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER 251

wv HHS APPALACHIAN LAB FOR OCC. SAFETY AND HEALTH 239

wv DOI/FWS NATIONAL FISHERIES CENTER-LEETOWN 115

wv USDA/ARS APPALACHIAN FRUIT RESEARCH STATION 38

WY DOE LARAMIE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER 148

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TABLE 6

FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE

AGENCY LAB TOTAL

DOC NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 3072

DOC INSTITUTE FOR TELECOMMUNICATION SCIENCES 94

DOC/NOAA NORTHWEST AND ALASKA FISHERIES CENTER 192

DOC/NOAA SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 115

DOC/NOAA AIR RESOURCES LABORATORY 113

DOC/NOAA ATLANTIC OCEANOGRAPHIC AND METEOROLOGICAL LAB 111

DOC/NOAA SOUTHEAST FISHERIES CENTER 109

DOC/NOAA NORTHEAST FISHERIES CENTER 106

DOC/NOAA GEOPHYSICAL FLUID DYNAMICS LABORATORY 80

DOC/NOAA SANDY HOOK LABORATORY 75

DOC/NOAA SOUTHWEST FISHERIES CENTER 73

DOC/NOAA WAVE PROPAGATION LABORATORY 70

DOC/NOAA SPACE ENVIRONMENT LABORATORY 68

DOC/NOAA OFFICE OF WEATHER RESEARCH AND MODIFICATION 66

DOC/NOAA BEAUFORT LABORATORY 56

DOC/NOAA PACIFIC MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY 53

DOC/NOAA RESEARCH FACILITIES CENTER 50

DOC/NOAA AUKE BAY LABORATORY 47

DOC/NOAA GREAT LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB 47

DOC/NOAA AERONOMY LABORATORY 44

DOC/NOAA HONOLULU LABORATORY 41

DOC/NOAA NATIONAL SEVERE STORMS LABORATORY 41

DOC/NOAA SATELLITE EXPERIMENT LABORATORY 37

DOC/NOAA MISSISSIPPI LABORATORIES 36

DOC/NOAA CHARLESTON LABORATORY 34

DOC/NOAA GALVESTON LABORATORY 30

DOC/NOAA GLOUCESTER LABORATORY 28

DOC/NOAA ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 27

DOC/NOAA NATIONAL MARINE MAMMAL LABORATORY 27

DOC/NOAA MILFORD LABORATORY 26

DOC/NOAA NARRAGANSETT LABORATORY 23

DOC/NOAA HYDROLOGICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 20

DOC/NOAA TIBURON LABORATORY 18

DOC/NOAA PANAMA CITY LABORATORY 18

DOC/NOAA KODIAK LABORATORY 15

DOC/NOAA GEODETIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY 15

DOD ARMED FORCES RADIOBIOLOGY RESEARCH LAB 216

DOD/AF ARMAMENT DIVISION 6389

DOD/AF FLIGHT TEST CENTER 5136

DOD/AF ROME AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER 1323

DOD/AF WEAPONS LABORATORY 1111

DOD/AF AVIONICS LABORATORY 944

DOD/AF FLIGHT DYNAMICS LABORATORY 920

DOD/AF WESTERN SPACE AND MISSILE CENTER 724

DOD/AF SCHOOL OF AEROSPACE MEDICINE 666

DOD/AF GEOPHYSICS LABORATORY 618

DOD/AF ROCKET PROPULSION LABORATORY 431

DOD/AF MATERIALS LABORATORY 413

DOD/AF HUMAN RESOURCES LABORATORY 365

DOD/AF AEROSPACE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 289

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FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

AGENCY LAB TOTAL

DOD/AF ARNOLD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT CENTER 223

DOD/AF ENGINEERING AND SERVICES CENTER/ R&D 104

DOD/AF FRANK J. SEIBLER RESEARCH LABORATORY 33

DOD/ARMY WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE 3672

DOD/ARMY LARGE CALIBER WEAPONS SYSTEM LABORATORY 1791

DOD/ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION 1399

DOD/ARMY MOBILITY EQUIPMENT R&D COMMAND 1262

DOD/ARMY NATICK R&D COMMAND 1187

DOD/ARMY HARRY DIAMOND LABORATORIES 1154

DOD/ARMY MISSILE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND 1001

DOD/ARMY YUMA PROVING GROUND 986

DOD/ARMY MATERIEL TESTING DIRECTORATE 917

DOD/ARMY WALTER REED ARMY INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH 913

DOD/ARMY CHEMICAL SYSTEMS LABORATORY 907

DOD/ARMY TANK R&D COMMAND 835

DOD/ARMY ELECTRONIC PROVING GROUND 800

DOD/ARMY BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABORATORY 781

DOD/ARMY DUGWAY PROVING GROUND 778

DOD/ARMY MATERIALS AND MECHANICS RESEARCH CENTER 622

DOD/ARMY FIRE CONTROL AND SMALL CALIBER WEAPONS SYSTEM 579

DOD/ARMY AVIATION RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY LABS 560

DOD/ARMY ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES LABORATORY 533

DOD/ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH INST. OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES 507

DOD/ARMY ELECTRONIC WARFARE LABORATORY 496

DOD/ARMY NIGHT VISION AND ELECTRO-OPTICS LABORATORY 491

DOD/ARMY COMMUNICATIONS R&D COMMAND 449

DOD/ARMY MATERIAL SYSTEMS ANALYSIS ACTIVITY 440

DOD/ARMY RES. INST. FOR BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 358

DOD/ARMY AVIATION DEVELOPMENT TEST ACTIVITY 324

DOD/ARMY ENGINEER TOPOGRAPHIC LABORATORIES 314

DOD/ARMY COLD REGIONS TEST CENTER 304

DOD/ARMY LETTERMAN ARMY INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH 278

DOD/ARMY ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY AND DEVICES LABORATORY 278

DOD/ARMY COLD REGIONS R&D LABORATORY 277

DOD/ARMY SIGNALS WARFARE LABORATORY 237

DOD/ARMY INSTITUTE OF SURGICAL RESEARCH 229

DOD/ARMY AVIONICS R&D ACTIVITY 223

DOD/ARMY CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING RESEARCH LABORATORY 207

DOD/ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH INST. OF CHEM. DEFENSE 187

DOD/ARMY COMBAT SURVEILLANCE AND TARGET AQUISITION LA 179

DOD/ARMY RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE 175

DOD/ARMY HUMAN ENGINEERING LABORATORY 175

DOD/ARMY AVIATION ENGINEERING FLIGHT ACTIVITY 166

DOD/ARMY MEDICAL R&D COMMAND 149

DOD/ARMY AEROMEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 142

DOD/ARMY TROPIC TEST CENTER 141

DOD/ARMY MEDICAL BIOENGINEERING R&D LABORATORY 136

DOD/ARMY INSTITUTE OF DENTAL RESEARCH 106

DOD/ARMY ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE 96

DOD/NAVY PACIFIC MISSILE TEST CENTER 4803

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FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

AGENCY LAB TOTAL

DOD/NAVY SURFACE WEAPONS CENTER 4732

DOD/NAVY NAVAL WEAPONS CENTER 4540

DOD/NAVY AIR TEST CENTER 3566

DOD/NAVY RESEARCH LABORATORY 3394

DOD/NAVY NAVAL UNDERWATER SYSTEMS CENTER 2800

DOD/NAVY OCEAN SYSTEMS CENTER 2791

DOD/NAVY DAVID TAYLOR NAVAL SHIP R AND D CENTER 2567

DOD/NAVY NAVAL AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER 2399

DOD/NAVY NAVAL AVIONIC CENTER 2150

DOD/NAVY NAVAL AIR ENGINEERING CENTER 1776

DOD/NAVY NAVAL WEAPONS STATION EARLE 1300

DOD/NAVY COASTAL SYSTEMS CENTER 732

DOD/NAVY AIR PROPULSION CENTER 595

DOD/NAVY MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE 489

DOD/NAVY WEAPONS EVALUATION FACILITY 434

DOD/NAVY OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH 429

DOD/NAVY CIVIL ENGINEERING LABORATORY 325

DOD/NAVY PERSONNEL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER 294

DOD/NAVY OCEAN R AND D ACTIVITY 271

DOD/NAVY EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL FACILITY 201

DOD/NAVY AEROSPACE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 169

DOD/NAVY ORDNANCE MISSILE TEST FACILITY 140

DOD/NAVY HEALTH RESEARCH CENTER 113

DOD/NAVY SUBMARINE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 94

DOD/NAVY UNDERSEA RANGES DEPARTMENT 82

DOD/NAVY MEDICAL RESEARCH UNIT NO. 3 81

DOD/NAVY CLOTHING AND TEXTILE RESEARCH FACILITY 56

DOD/NAVY DENTAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE NTC 47

DOE SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES 7639

DOE LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY 7102

DOE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY 6937

DOE OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY 5175

DOE ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY 5118

DOE IDAHO NATIONAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY 5100

DOE BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY 4102

DOE BETTIS ATOMIC POWER LABORATORY 3358

DOE LAWRENCE BERKELEY LABORATORY 3158

DOE KNOLLS ATOMIC POWER LABORATORY 2913

DOE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY 2084

DOE FERMI NATIONAL ACCELERATOR LABORATORY 1982

DOE HANFORD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY 1926

DOE PRINCETON PLASMA PHYSICS LABORATORY 1406

DOE STANFORD LINEAR ACCELERATOR CENTER 1402

DOE SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY 995

DOE SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE 724

DOE AMES LABORATORY 539

DOE OAK RIDGE ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES 398

DOE PITTSBURGH ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER 352

DOE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING CENTER 330

DOE MORGANTOWN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER 251

29
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

AGENCY LAB TOTAL

DOE INHALATION TOXICOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE 212

DOE BARTLESVILLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER 172

DOE LARAMIE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER 148

DOE LAB. OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE AND RAD. BIOLOGY, UCL 145

DOE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER BIOMEDICAL LABORATORY 110

DOE ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENT LABORATORY 95

DOE COMPARATIVE ANIMAL RESEARCH LAB 92

DOE BATES LINEAR ACCELERATOR FACILITY 75

DOE NOTRE DAME RADIATION LABORATORY 71

DOE SAVANNAH RIVER ECOLOGY LABORATORY 69

DOE GRAND FORKS ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER 68

DOE NEW BRUNSWICK LABORATORY 60

DOE RADIOBIOLOGY LABORATORY, UNIV. OF UTAH 54

DOE MICH STATE UNIV. /DOE PLANT RESEARCH LAB 50

DOE CENTER FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH 50

DOE LAB OF RADIOBIOLOGY AND ENV. HEALTH/ UC 42

DOE LAB. FOR ENERGY-RELATED HEALTH RES., UC/DAVIS 40

DOI ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH LABORATORY 230

DOI/BOM PITTSBURGH MINING AND SAFETY RES. CENTER 259

DOI/BOM TWIN CITIES RESEARCH CENTER 181

DOI/BOM ALBANY METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 162

DOI/BOM SALT LAKE CITY METALLURGY RES. CENTER 108

DOI/BOM DENVER MINING RESEARCH CENTER 93

DOI/BOM SPOKANE MINING RESEARCH CENTER 90

DOI/BOM AVONDALE METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 86

DOI/BOM RENO METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 76

DOI/BOM ROLLA METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 65

DOI/BOM TUSCALOOSA METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER 53

DOI/BOM BOULDER CITY METALLURGY ENGINEERING LAB 35

DOI/FWS DENVER WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER 208

DOI/FWS PAUTUXENT WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER 178

DOI/FWS NATIONAL FISHERIES CENTER-LEETOWN 115

DOI/FWS COLUMBIA NATIONAL FISHERY RES. LAB 97

DOI/FWS GREAT LAKES FISHERY LAB 89

DOI/FWS NORTHERN PRAIRIE WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER 57

DOI/FWS SEATTLE NATIONAL FISHERY RESEARCH CENTER 53

DOI/FWS NATIONAL FISHERY RESEARCH LAB-LA CROSSE 41

DOI/FWS NATIONAL WILDLIFE HEALTH LABORATORY 30

DOI/USGS USGS CENTRAL REGION 4500

DOI/USGS USGS WESTERN REGION 3676

DOI/USGS USGS NATIONAL CENTER 3000

DOJ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION LABORATORY 429

DOT FEDERAL AVIATION ADMIN. TECHNICAL CENTER 1043

DOT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS CENTER 600

DOT TRANSPORTATION TEST CENTER 400

DOT FAIRBANK HIGHWAY RESEARCH STATION 200

DOT CIVIL AEROMEDICAL INSTITUTE 200

DOT U.S. COAST GUARD R&D CENTER 148

DOT VEHICLE RESEARCH AND TEST CENTER 34

EPA HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY 328

30
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

AGENCY LAB TOTAL

EPA MUNICIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 161

EPA INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-RTP 133

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES RESEARCH LABORATORY 132

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYST. LAB-RTP 126

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYST. LAB-LV 123

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-CORVALLIS 84

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-DULUTH 83

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SUPPORT LABORATORY 79

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY -ATHENS 78

EPA INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-CIN. 74

EPA ROBERT S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB 55

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-RI 55

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-SABINE 54

HHS NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 1606

HHS FREDERICK CANCER RESEARCH FACILITY 1043

HHS CENTER FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASES 908

HHS NAT. INST. OF ARTH., DIABETES, & DIGEST. & KID 544

HHS NEUROLOGY & COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS RES. LAB 501

HHS NAT. INST. OF ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES 500

HHS INTRAMURAL RES. PROG. -NIMH 430

HHS NAT. INST. OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES 429

HHS NAT. INST. OF CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEV. 426

HHS NATIONAL HEART, LUNG, AND BLOOD INSTITUTE 362

HHS DIVISION OF COMPUTER RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY 274

HHS INTRAMURAL RES. PROG.-NIDR 266

HHS APPALACHIAN LAB FOR OCC. SAFETY AND HEALTH 239

HHS GERENTOLOGY RES CENTER-NAT. INST. ON AGING 238

HHS INTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAM-NEI 173

HHS NAT. INST. OF ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES 128

HHS INTRAMURAL RES. PROG.-NIMH-DIV. OF SP. MENTAL 120

HHS CLINICAL CHEMISTRY DIVISION 118

HHS TAFT FACILITY-BIOMED. AND BEHAVIORAL SCI. 113

HHS RIDGE FACILITY-PHYSICAL SCI. AND ENGINEERING 106

HHS CLINICAL RES. SEC. & S.W. FIELD STUDIES SEC. 16

NASA JET PROPULSION LABORATORY 3788

NASA GEORGE C. MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER 3563

NASA LYNDON B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER 3508

NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER 3436

NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER 2966

NASA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER 2822

NASA JOHN F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTER 2201

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER 1651

NASA HUGH L. DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER 465

NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT CENTER 382

NASA NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LABORATORIES 103

NSF NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH 676

NSF NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY 332

NSF KITT PEAK NATIONAL OBSERVATORY 288

NSF NATIONAL ASTRONOMY AND IONOSPHERE CENTER 150

NSF CERRO TOLOLO INTER-AMERICAN OBSERVATORY 144

31
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

AGENCY LAB TOTAL

NSF SACRAMENTO PEAK OBSERVATORY 51

SMITHSON NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 85

SMITHSON SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY 72

SMITHSON RADIATION BIOLOGY LABORATORY 60

SMITHSON SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INST, 32

SMITHSON CHESAPEAKE BAY CENTER FOR ENV. STUDIES 24

SMITHSON NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK AND CONS. CENTER 18

TVA NATIONAL FERTILIZER DEVELOPMENT CENTER 969

TVA ENERGY DEMONSTRATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY 321

TVA ENGINEERING LABORATORY 82

TVA AIR RESOURCES PROGRAM-RESEARCH SECTION 32

USDA/ARS BELTSVILLE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER 1247

USDA/ARS PLUM ISLAND ANIMAL DISEASE CENTER 337

USDA/ARS WESTERN REGIONAL RESEARCH CENTER 322

USDA/ARS EASTERN REGIONAL RESEARCH CENTER 322

USDA/ARS NORTHERN REGIONAL RESEARCH CENTER 306

USDA/ARS NATIONAL ANIMAL DISEASE CENTER 272

USDA/ARS RICHARD B. RUSSELL AG. RES. CENTER 160

USDA/ARS BELTSVILLE HUMAN NUTRITION RESEARCH CENTER 128

USDA/ARS METABOLISM AND RADIATION RESEARCH LABORATORY 104

USDA/ARS SOUTHEAST WATERSHED RESEARCH LABORATORY 87

USDA/ARS INSECT ATTRACTANTS, BEHAVIOR & BASIC BIO. RES. 78

USDA/ARS U.S. GRAIN MARKETING RESEARCH CENTER 64

USDA/ARS U.S. HORTICULTURAL LABORATORY 62

USDA/ARS CROPS RESEARCH LABORATORY 62

USDA/ARS REGIONAL POULTRY RESEARCH LABORATORY 56

USDA/ARS ROMAN L. HRUSKA U.S. MEAT ANIMAL RES. LAB 56

USDA/ARS INSECTS AFFECTING MAN AND ANIMALS RES. LAB 54

USDA/ARS STORED-PRODUCTS INSECTS RES. & DEV. LAB 52

USDA/ARS VETERINARY TOXICOLOGY AND ENTOMOLOGY LAB 48

USDA/ARS SNAKE RIVER CONSERVATION RESEARCH CENTER 47

USDA/ARS TROPICAL FRUIT AND VEGETABLE RES. FACILITY 46

USDA/ARS ARTHROPOD-BORNE ANIMAL DISEASES RES. LAB 45

USDA OILSEED AND FOOD LABORATORY 44

USDA/ARS SEDIMENTATION LABORATORY 43

USDA/ARS U. S. LIVESTOCK INSECTS LABORATORY 43

USDA/ARS WESTERN COTTON RESEARCH LABORATORY 42

USDA/ARS NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS RESEARCH CENTER 42

USDA/ARS BOLL WEEVIL RESEARCH LABORATORY 41

USDA/ARS U.S. WATER CONSERVATION LABORATORY 40

USDA/ARS APPALACHIAN FRUIT RESEARCH STATION 38

USDA/ARS COTTON TEXTILE PROCESSING LABORATORY 37

USDA/ARS TOBACCO RESEARCH LABORATORY 36

USDA/ARS SOUTHEAST POULTRY RESEARCH LABORATORY 35

USDA/ARS BIOENVIRONMENTAL INSECTS CONTROL LABORATORY 35

USDA/ARS COMPOSITION AND PROPERTIES LABORATORY 34

USDA/ARS SOUTHERN WEED SCIENCE LABORATORY 34

USDA/ARS LIVESTOCK INSECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY 33

USDA/ARS SOUTHEASTERN FRUIT & TREE NUT RES. LAB 32

USDA/ARS CROP SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING RES. LABORATORY 32

32
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

AGENCY LAB TOTAL

USDA/ARS WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT LABORATORY 32

USDA/ARS GRASSLAND, SOIL AND WATER RESEARCH LABORATORY 32

USDA/ARS YAKIMA AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH LABORATORY 31

USDA/ARS SOUTHERN PIEDMONT CONSERVATION LABORATORY 30

USDA/ARS U.S. SUGARCANE FIELD LABORATORY 30

USDA/ARS NATURAL POLYMERS LABORATORY 30

USDA/ARS niAT urm tup t iir\ pv n i ir* i /\ r\ * p 1 1 t* i a r> /"\ r\ n ~p api \f ENGINEERING AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY 29

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USDA/ARS NORTHERN GRAIN INSECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY 28

USDA/ARS CONSERVATION AND PRODUCTION RESEARCH LAB 28

USDA/ARS FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CHEM. RES. UNIT 26

USDA/ARS SOIL EROSION LABORATORY 26

USDA/ARS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF INSECTS RESEARCH LAB 25

USDA/ARS COTTON TEXTILE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 24

USDA/ARS

/-\ /-v -p "pp* ii PIP PP A HA 1 1 1 A P\ r\ PI A "p n W COTTON RESEARCH LABORATORY 23

USDA/ARS it <*» r~\ i ii -p p* ti tin 1 1 1 i"p r~\ t t a » i i a n f\n n "p n \ # U.S. PLANT, SOIL, AND NUTRITION LABORATORY 20

i ip r*v / a r\ p USDA/ARS DAIRY FORAGE RESEARCH CENTER 18

USDA/ARS CITRUS AND SUB-TROPICAL PRODUCTS LABORATORY 17

USDA/ARS WEED RESEARCH LABORATORY 16

USDA/FS NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION 396

USDA/FS NORTH CENTRAL EXPERIMENT STATION 346

USDA/FS FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY 339

USDA/FS SOUTHERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION 322

USDA/FS SOUTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION 287

USDA/FS PACIFIC NORTHWEST EXPERIMENT STATION 282

USDA/FS PACIFIC SOUTHWEST FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION

p» r- p- 255

USDA/FS INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXP. STA. 240

USDA/FS ROCKY MOUNTAIN FORESTRY AND RANGE EXP. STATION 230

VA BIRMINGHAM VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA LITTLE ROCK VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA TUCSON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA LONG BEACH VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA LOS ANGELES BRENTWOOD VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA LOS ANGELES WADSWORTH DIV. VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA MARTINEZ VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA PALO ALTO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA SAN DIEGO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA SAN FRANCISCO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA SEPULVEDA VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA DENVER VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA WEST HAVEN VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA WASHINGTON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA GAINESVILLE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA MIAMI VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA TAMPA VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA AUGUST VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA IOWA CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA CHICAGO LAKESIDE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA CHICAGO WEST SIDE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA HINES VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

33
FEDERAL LABORATORIES LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

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VAV A DTTTQRIIPPI-I VA MFnTPAl PFKITFD rl 1 1 oDUKbn VA rlLUILAL LLN 1 LK 1 u+ VA PUAPIFQTftKI LnAKLL o 1 UN VAVA MFnTPAl rlLUILAL PFMTFR LLN 1 LK 1 n+

v

«

MFMDUTQ rlLrlrnlo \/A VA MFnTPAl PFMTFD rlLUILAL LLN ILK 1U+

VAV A MAQUVTI NAonViLLL1 F VAVA MFnTPAl rlLUILAL PFMTFR LLN 1 LK 1 ft+ 1U+

VA DALLAS VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA HOUSTON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA SAN ANTONIO VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA SALT LAKE CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA RICHMOND VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

SEATTLE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA MADISON VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA WOOD VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

VA ALBUQUERQUE VA MEDICAL CENTER 10+

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TABL E 7 FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

HOWARD E. SORROWS 'DIRECTOR': DR. ERNEST AMBLER

DOC NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS STAFF: TOT 3072

ROOM A402, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING R&D 1996

WASHINGTON DC 20234 PHONE: 301-921-2226 FTS 921-2226

DR. HARVEY M. GATES 'DIRECTOR': DR. WILLIAM E. UTLAUT

DOC INSTITUTE FOR TELECOMMUNICATION SCIENCES STAFF: TOT 94

R&D 94

BOULDER CO 80302 PHONE: 303-497-3589 FTS 302-3589

DR. WILLIAM ARON 'DIRECTOR': DR. WILLIAM ARON

DOC/NOAA NORTHWEST AND ALASKA FISHERIES CENTER STAFF :TOT 192

2725 MONRL AKE BLVD., EAST

SEATTLE WA 98112

R&D 192

PHONE: 206-442-4760 FTS 399-4760

'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

SILVER SPRING MD PHONE

DR. DOUGLAS H. SARGEANT

STAFF: TOT 115

R&D 86

'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA AIR RESOURCES LABORATORY

SILVER SPRING MD PHONE:

DR. LESTER MACHTA

STAFF: TOT 113

R&D 113

'DIRECTOR' : DR. HUGO BEZDEK

DOC/NOAA ATLANTIC OCEANOGRAPHIC AND METEOROLOGICAL LAB STAFF :TOT 111

R&D 111

MIAMI FL PHONE:

DR. WILLIAM W. FOX, JR. 'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA SOUTHEAST FISHERIES CENTER

75 VIRGINIA BEACH DRIVE

MIAMI FL 33149 PHONE

RICHARD E. HENNEMUTH 'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA NORTHEAST FISHERIES CENTER

WOODS HOLE MA 02543 PHONE

DR. WILLIAM W. FOX, JR.

STAFF: TOT 109

R&D 109

305-361-4284 FTS 305-1284

RICHARD E. HENNEMUTH

STAFF: TOT 106

R&D 90

617-548-5123 FTS 840-1233

'DIRECTOR': DR. JOSEPH SMAGORINSKY

DOC/NOAA GEOPHYSICAL FLUID DYNAMICS LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 80

R&D 80

PRINCETON NJ PHONE:

CARL J. SINDERMAN 'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA SANDY HOOK LABORATORY

CARL J. SINDERMAN

STAFF: TOT 75

R&D 71

201-782-0200 FTS 392-8200

The actual title used varies from

HIGHLANDS NJ 07732 PHONE:

*The title 'Director' is used in a generic sense Agency to Agency. In DoD laboratories there are usually separate positions of

Commander and Technical Director. In those cases, the Commander has been listed

in this table.

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

IZADORE BARRETT 'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA SOUTHWEST FISHERIES CENTER

8604 LA JOLLA SHORES DRIVE, P.O. BOX 271

IZADORE BARRETT

STAFF: TOT 73

R&D 73

LA JOLLA CA 92038 PHONE: 714-453-3149 FTS 893-6820

'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA WAVE PROPAGATION LABORATORY

BOULDER CO PHONE

'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA SPACE ENVIRONMENT LABORATORY

DR. C. GORDON LITTLE

STAFF: TOT 70

R&D 70

DR. DONALD WILLIAMS

STAFF: TOT 68

R&D 41

BOULDER CO PHONE

'DIRECTOR': DR. CHARLES CHAPPELL

DOC/NOAA OFFICE OF WEATHER RESEARCH AND MODIFICATION STAFF: TOT 66

R&D 63

BOULDER CO PHONE:

DR. THEODORE RICE

DOC/NOAA BEAUFORT LABORATORY

P.O. BOX 570

BEAUFORT NC 26516

'DIRECTOR': DR. THEODORE RICE

STAFF: TOT 56

PHONE

R&D 56

919-728-4594 FTS 670-2451

'DIRECTOR': DR. JOHN APEL

DOC/NOAA PACIFIC MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 53

R&D 53

SEATTLE WA PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA RESEARCH FACILITIES CENTER

MIAMI FL PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

:

DOC/NOAA AUKE BAY LABORATORY

P.O. BOX 155

AUKE BAY AK 39180 PHONE:

DR. C. B. EMMANUEL

STAFF: TOT 50

R&D 47

DR. WILLIAM A. SMOKER

STAFF: TOT 47

R&D 47

EXT. 2533

'DIRECTOR': DR. EUGENE AUBERT

DOC/NOAA GREAT LAKES ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB STAFF: TOT 47

R&D 47

ANN ARBOR MI 0 PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA AERONOMY LABORATORY

BOULDER DO

DR. ELDON FERGUSON

STAFF: TOT 44

R&D 44

RICHARD S. SHOMURA

DOC/NOAA HONOLULU LABORATORY

P.O. BOX 3830

HONOLULU HI 96812

PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

:

RICHARD S. SHOMURA

STAFF: TOT 41

R&D 41

PHONE: 808-946-2181 FTS 556-0220

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

'DIRECTOR': DR.

DOC/NOAA NATIONAL SEVERE STORMS LABORATORY

NORMAN OK PHONE

MR. HARVEY KLASSEN 'DIRECTOR':

DOC/NOAA SATELLITE EXPERIMENT LABORATORY

FB4, ROOM 0215

SUITLAND MD 20233 PHONE:

DR. ANDREW J. KEMMERER 'DIRECTOR':

DOC/NOAA MISSISSIPPI LABORATORIES

3209 FREDERICK ST., P.O. DRAWER 1207

PASCAGOULA MS 39567 PHONE:

DR. HARRY L. SEAGRAN 'DIRECTOR':

DOC/NOAA CHARLESTON LABORATORY

P.O. BOX 1206

CHARLESTON SC 29412 PHONE:

DR. EDWARD J. KLIMA 'DIRECTOR':

DOC/NOAA GALVESTON LABORATORY

4700 AVENUE U GALVESTON TX 77550 PHONE:

LOUIS J. RONSIVALLI 'DIRECTOR':

DOC/NOAA GLOUCESTER LABORATORY

EMERSON AVENUE

GLOUCESTER MA 01930 PHONE:

' DIRECTOR 1 : DOC/NOAA ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

RIVERDALE MD PHONE

DR. WILLIAM ARON 'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA NATIONAL MARINE MAMMAL LABORATORY

2725 MONTLAKE BLVD., EAST

SEATTLE WA 98112 PHONE:

DR. JAMES HANKF 'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA MILFORD LABORATORY

MILFORD CT 06460 PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

DR. KENNETH SHERMAN

DOC/NOAA NARRAGANSETT LABORATORY

ROUTE 7A, P.O. BOX 522A

NARRAGANSETT RI 02882 PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA HYDROLOGICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY

EDWIN KESSLER

STAFF: TOT 41

R&D 41

DR. WARREN A. HOVIS

STAFF: TOT 37

R&D 22

203-447-4590 A/V: 636-4590

DR. ANDREW J. KEMMERER

STAFF: TOT 36

R&D 36

601-688-4850 FTS 499-3650

DR. HARRY L. SEAGRAN

STAFF: TOT 34

R&D 34

803-724-4770 FTS 677-4770

DR. EDWARD J. KLIMA

STAFF: TOT 30

R&D 30

713-763-1211 FTS 527-6501

LOUIS J. RONSIVALLI

STAFF: TOT 28

R&D 21

617-281-3600 FTS 837-9276

M. E. RINGENBACH

STAFF: TOT 27

R&D 21

DR. MICHAEL TILLMAN

STAFF: TOT 27

R&D 27

206-442-4760 FTS 399-4760

DR. JAMES HANKF

STAFF: TOT 26

R&D 23

203-878-2459 FTS 642-5240

DR. KENNETH SHERMAN

STAFF: TOT 23

R&D 22

401-789-9326 FTS 838-7174

DR. MICHAEL D. HUDLOW

STAFF: TOT 20

R&D 19

SILVER SPRING MD PHONE:

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

'DIRECTOR'

:

NORMAN ABRAMSON

DOC/NOAA TIBURON LABORATORY

3150 PARADISE DRIVE

TIBURON CA 94920 PHONE

EUGENE L. NAKAMURA 'DIRECTOR'

DOC/NOAA PANAMA CITY LABORATORY

3500 DELWOOD BEACH ROAD

PANAMA CITY FL 32407

ROBERT WOLOTIRA

DOC/NOAA KODIAK LABORATORY

P.O. BOX 1638

KODIAK AK 99615

PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

:

NORMAN ABRAMSON

STAFF: TOT 18

R&D 18

415-435-3149 FTS 556-0565

EUGENE L. NAKAMURA

STAFF: TOT 18

R&D 18

904-234-6541 FTS 946-4232

PHONE

ROBERT WOLOTIRA

STAFF: TOT

R&D

907-487-4961

15

15

'DIRECTOR': BERNARD H. CHOVITZ

DOC/NOAA GEODETIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY STAFF: TOT

R&D

ROCKVILLE MD PHONE:

15

12

DOD

BETHESDA

'DIRECTOR': CAPT. PAUL E. TYLER

ARMED FORCES RADIOBIOLOGY RESEARCH LAB STAFF: TOT 216

R&D 168

MD 0

MS. SANDRA M. LEFSTRAND

DOD/AF ARMAMENT DIVISION

AFATL/DLOD

ELGIN AFB FL 32542

PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

:

DOD/AF FLIGHT TEST CENTER

EDWARDS AFB CA

PHONE:

DIRECTOR'

:

PHONE:

DAVID C. PIERCE 'DIRECTOR'

:

DOD/AF ROME AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER

RADC/DOT

GRIFFISS AFB NY 13441 PHONE:

MS. M. PUTNAM 'DIRECTOR'

:

DOD/AF WEAPONS LABORATORY

AFWL/CA

KIRTLAND AFB NM 87117

MR. JAMES JOHNSON

DOD/AF AVIONICS LABORATORY

AFWAL/TST

WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OH 45433

PHONE

'DIRECTOR'

PHONE

MR. JAMES JOHNSON 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/AF FLIGHT DYNAMICS LABORATORY

AFWAL/TST

WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OH 45433 PHONE

MAJ. ROBERT M. BONE

STAFF: TOT 6389

R&D 3756

904-822-5344 904-822-4740

CDR BG. P. J. CONLEY JR.

STAFF: TOT 5136

R&D 3185

COL. P.O. BOUCHARD

STAFF: TOT 1323

R&D 1125

315-330-3047 A/V: 587-3047

DR. W. L. LEHMANN

STAFF: TOT 1111

R&D 1033

505-844-4293 A/V: 244-4293

COL. R. F. LOPINA

STAFF: TOT 944

R&D 916

513-255-5804

COL. R. C. BARLOW

STAFF: TOT 920

R&D 810

513-255-5804

38
FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

DOD/AF WESTERN SPACE AND MISSILE CENTER

VANDENBERG AFB CA PHONE:

'DIRECTOR': COL. W. M. BURKETT

STAFF: TOT 724

R&D 66

MAJOR MICHAEL J. MAC DONALD 'DIRECTOR':

DOD/AF SCHOOL OF AEROSPACE MEDICINE

TECHNICAL PLANS AND ANALYSIS DIVISION

BROOKS AFB TX 78235 PHONE:

DR. J.W. HOWARD 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/AF GEOPHYSICS LABORATORY

AFGL/XOP

HANSCOM AFB MA 01730 PHONE:

MR. GERALD SAYLES 'DIRECTOR':

DOD/AF ROCKET PROPULSION LABORATORY

AFRPL/SR, MS 24

EDWARDS AFB CA PHONE:

MR. JAMES JOHNSON 'DIRECTOR':

DOD/AF MATERIALS LABORATORY

AFWAL/TST

WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB OH 45433 PHONE:

COL. WILLIAM C. DE BOE 'DIRECTOR':

DOD/AF HUMAN RESOURCES LABORATORY

AFHL/TSZ

BROOKS AFB TX 78235 PHONE:

DR. BILLY E. WELCH

STAFF: TOT 666

R&D 486

512-536-3406

COL. JAMES E. BAKER

STAFF: TOT 618

R&D 519

617-861-3606

COL. WILLIAM F. MORRIS

STAFF: TOT 431

R&D 405

805-277-5342 A/V: 350-5342

STAFF: TOT 413

R&D 206

513-255-5804

COL. RONALD W. TERRY

STAFF: TOT 365

R&D 302

512-536-3426 A/V: 240-3426

MR. W.R. BLADOS 'DIRECTOR': COL. ROY H. DE HART

DOD/AF AEROSPACE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 289

HDQS. AFSC R&D 289

ANDREWS AFB 20334 PHONE: 301-981-4493 A/V:858-4493

'DIRECTOR': CDR CO. MICHAEL H. ALEXAK! D DOD/AF ARNOLD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT CENTER STAFF :TOT 223

R&D 208

TULLAHOMA TN PHONE:

CAPT. NORMAN FLEMING 'DIRECTOR': COL. FRANCIS CROWLEY, III

DOD/AF ENGINEERING AND SERVICES CENTER/ R&D STAFF: TOT 104

HQAFESC/RDXX R&D 85

TYNDALL AFB FL 32401 PHONE: 904-283-6493 904-283-6309

MAJOR T. DALE BAXTER 'DIRECTOR': LT. COL. W. D. SIORO

DOD/AF FRANK J. SEIBLER RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 33

FJSRL/XO R&D 16

USAF ACADEMY CO 80840 PHONE: 303-472-3120

'DIRECTOR' : D. BALL

DOD/ARMY WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE STAFF :TOT 3672

R&D 2350

WHITE SANDS PHONE

39
FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

DR. WILLIAM FISCO 'DIRECTOR': COL. D. P. WHALFN

DOD/ARMY LARGE CALIBER WEAPONS SYSTEM LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 1791

LCWSL-DRDAR-LCE-C R&D 1486

DOVER NJ 07801 PHONE: 201-328-2561 A/V:880-2561

MR. AL SHERLOCK 'DIRECTOR': MR. F. R. BROWN

DOD/ARMY ENGINEER WATERWAYS EXPERIMENT STATION STAFF: TOT 1399

WESTV, P. 0. BOX 631

VICKSBURG MS 39180

R&D 504

PHONE: 601-636-3111 EXT. 2533

DR. KARL H. STEINBACH 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/ARMY MOBILITY EQUIPMENT R&D COMMAND

ATTN: DRDME-ZK

FORT BELVOIR VA PHONE

DR. R. DECAREAU 'DIRECTOR':

DOD/ARMY NATICK R&D COMMAND

FOOD SCIENCES LABORATORY

NATICK MA 01760 PHONE

MR. CLIFFORD E. LANHAM 'DIRECTOR':

DOD/ARMY HARRY DIAMOND LABORATORIES

CODE DELHD-TT.2800 POWDER MILL RD.

ADELPHI DC 20783 PHONE

COL. ALBERT F. DORRISE

STAFF: TOT 1262

R&D 403

703-664-4970 A/V: 354-4970

COL. R. J. CUTHBERTSON

STAFF: TOT 1187

R&D 771

617-633-5172 A/V:256-5172

COL. CLIFTON R. GOODWIN

STAFF: TOT 1154

R&D 623

202-394-2296 A/V: 290-2296

DR. VIC RUWE 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/ARMY MISSILE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMAND

DRSMI-RST

REDSTONE ARSENAL AL 35898 PHONE

CDR LOUIS RACHMELER

STAFF :TOT 1001

R&D 590

205-876-8650 A/V: 746-8650

DOD/ARMY YUMA PROVING GROUND

YUMA AZ

'DIRECTOR'

PHONE

1 D IRECTOR

'

DOD/ARMY MATERIEL TESTING DIRECTORATE

COL. JAMES M. DAVIS, JR.

STAFF: TOT 986

R&D 760.

DONALD RESCH

STAFF: TOT 917

R&D 624

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND MD PHONE

MR. L. WARE DIRECTOR'

DOD/ARMY WALTER REED ARMY INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH

WASHINGTON DC PHONE

COL. PHOLLIPS K. RUSSELL

STAFF: TOT 913

R&D 611

301-663-7325 A/V:343-7325

WILLIAM A. BARR 'DIRECTOR': CDR.: BRIG. GEN . HOWARD C. WHITTAKER

DOD/ARMY CHEMICAL SYSTEMS LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 907

DRDAR-CLY-L R&D 644

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND MD 21010 PHONE: 301-671-2031 A/V:584-2031

MR. S.W. ARGO 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/ARMY TANK R&D COMMAND

DRDTA-RG

WARREN MI 48090 PHONE

A. H. ANDERSON

STAFF: TOT 835

R&D 435

313-574-6372 A/V:786-6372

40
FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

'DIRECTOR': COL. JAMES H. PHILLIPS

DOD/ARMY ELECTRONIC PROVING GROUND STAFF: TOT 800

R&D 328

FORT HUACHUCHUA AZ PHONE:

MR. A.D. COATES 'DIRECTOR': DR. ROBERT J. EICHELBERGER

DOD/ARMY BALLISTIC RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF : TOT 781

R&D 734

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND MD 21005 PHONE: 301-278-6954 A/V: 283-6954

DR. MORTIMER ROTHENBUR 'DIRECTOR': COL. CHARLES H. BAY

DOD/ARMY DUGWAY PROVING GROUND STAFF :TOT 778

STEDP-C R&D 599

DUGWAY UT 84022 PHONE: 801-522-3314 A/V:789-3314

MR. D.W. SEITZ 'DIRECTOR': CO. W. R. BENOIT

DOD/ARMY MATERIALS AND MECHANICS RESEARCH CENTER STAFF: TOT 622

CODE DRXME-PMT R&D 435

WATERTOWN MA 02172 PHONE: 617-923-3522 A/V:955-3522

DR. WILLIAM FISCO 'DIRECTOR': COL. AARON J. LARKINGS

DOD/ARMY FIRE CONTROL AND SMALL CALIBER WEAPONS SYSTEM STAFF: TOT 579

LCWSL-DRDAR-LCE-C R&D 371

DOVER NJ 07801 PHONE: 201-328-2561 A/V: 880-2561

'DIRECTOR': DR. RICHARD M. CARLSON

DOD/ARMY AVIATION RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY LABS STAFF: TOT 560

R&D 515

MOFFETT FIELD CA PHONE:

ROBERT E. NORTHRUP, JR. 'DIRECTOR': COL. WILLIAM F. RAWLINSON

DOD/ARMY ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 533

DELAS-DP R&D 336

WHITE SANDS NM 88002 PHONE: 505-678-5236 A/V: 789-5236

MR. L. WARE 'DIRECTOR': COL. RICHARD F. BARQUIST

DOD/ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH INST. OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES STAFF: TOT 507

BUILDING 521 R&D 339

FT. DETRICK MD 21701 PHONE: 301-663-7325 A/V:343-7325

DR. W.S. MCAFEE 'DIRECTOR': MR. MAX ADLER

DOD/ARMY ELECTRONIC WARFARE LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 496

DRDEL-SA R&D 262

FORT MONMOUTH NJ 07703 PHONE: 201-544-4131 A/V: 992-4131

MR. RICHARD V. FULTON 'DIRECTOR': DR. LOUIS CAMERON

DOD/ARMY NIGHT VISION AND ELECTRO-OPTICS LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 491

ATTN: DELNV-D R&D 93

FORT BELVOIR VA 22060 PHONE: 703-664-5605 A/V:454-3923

'DIRECTOR': MR. EMMETT PAIGE, JR.

DOD/ARMY COMMUNICATIONS R&D COMMAND STAFF: TOT 449

R&D 400

FORT MONMOUTH NJ PHONE:

41
FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

'DIRECTOR': CO. ALBERT DEPROSPERO

DOD/ARMY MATERIAL SYSTEMS ANALYSIS ACTIVITY STAFF: TOT 440

R&D 375

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND MD PHONE:

DR. JACK MATTICKS 'DIRECTOR': COL. FRANKLIN A. HART

DOD/ARMY RES. INST. FOR BEHAVIORAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES STAFF: TOT 358

PERI-P AMC BLDG.

ALEXANDRIA VA

R&D 248

PHONE: 202-274-8275 A/V: 284-8275

DOD/ARMY AVIATION DEVELOPMENT TEST ACTIVITY

FORT RUCKER AL PHONE:

'DIRECTOR': COL. WILLIAM E. CROUCH, JR

STAFF: TOT 324

R&D 214

DR. KENNETH R. KOTHE 'DIRECTOR':

DOD/ARMY ENGINEER TOPOGRAPHIC LABORATORIES

BUILDING 2592

FT. BEL VOIR VA 22060 PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

:

DOD/ARMY COLD REGIONS TEST CENTER

COL. DANIEL L. LYCAN

STAFF: TOT 314

R&D 288

703-664-5828 A/V 354-5828

COL. JAMES F. HENRIONNET

STAFF: TOT 304

R&D 165

APO SEATTLE WA PHONE

MR. L. WARE 'DIRECTOR': CO. JOHN D. MARSHALL, JR.

DOD/ARMY LETTERMAN ARMY INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH STAFF: TOT 278

PRESIDIO R&D 178

SAN FRANCISCO CA PHONE: 301-663-7325 A/V: 343-7325

DR. W.S. MCAFEE 'DIRECTOR': DR. C. G. THORNTON

DOD/ARMY ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY AND DEVICES LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 278

DRDEL-SA

FORT MONMOUTH NJ 07703 PHONE

DR. ANDREW ASSUR 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/ARMY COLD REGIONS R&D LABORATORY

72 LYME ROAD

R&D 239

201-544-4131 A/V: 992-4131

COL. W. A. HANSON

STAFF: TOT 277

R&D 122

HANOVER NH 03755 PHONE: 603-646-4237 A/V: 684-4237

'DIRECTOR'

DOD/ARMY SIGNALS WARFARE LABORATORY

HERBERT S. HOVEY, JR.

STAFF: TOT 237

R&D 36

VINT HILL

MR. L. WARE

VA PHONE:

DOD/ARMY INSTITUTE OF SURGICAL RESEARCH

FORT SAM HOUSTON TX PHONE:

'DIRECTOR': COL. BASIL A. PRUITT, JR

STAFF: TOT 229

R&D 108

DR. W.S. MCAFEE 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/ARMY AVIONICS R&D ACTIVITY

DRDEL-SA

FORT MONMOUTH NJ 07703

COL. D. PETERSON

STAFF: TOT 223

R&D 141

PHONE: 201-544-4131 A/V:992-4131

42
FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

^— . G. R. WILLIAMSON 'DIRECTOR': COL. L. J. CIRCEO

DOD/ARMY CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 207

P. 0. BOX 4005 R&D 129

CHAMPAIGN IL 61820 PHONE: 217-352-6511

MS. SUSAN LUCKAN 'DIRECTOR': COL. FRANKLIN H. TOP, JR.

DOD/ARMY MEDICAL RESEARCH INST. OF CHEM. DEFENSE STAFF :TOT 187

SORD-UV-ZA R&D 167

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND MD 21010 PHONE: 301-671-3653 A/V:584-3653

DR. W.S. MCAFEE 'DIRECTOR': COL. J. G. MIKULA

DOD/ARMY COMBAT SURVEILLANCE AND TARGET AQUISITION LA STAFF: TOT 179

DRDEL-SA R&D 88

FORT MONMOUTH NJ 07703 PHONE: 201-544-4131 A/V: 992-4131

MR. L. WARE 'DIRECTOR': COL. HARRY G. DANGERFIELD

DOD/ARMY RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE STAFF: TOT 175

R&D 140

NATICK MA PHONE:

DR. DONALD EGNER 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/ARMY HUMAN ENGINEERING LABORATORY

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND MD 21005

DR. JOHN D. WEISZ

STAFF: TOT 175

R&D 159

PHONE: 301-278-4567 A/V: 283-4567

'DIRECTOR': COL. LEWIS J. MC CONNELL

DOD/ARMY AVIATION ENGINEERING FLIGHT ACTIVITY STAFF: TOT 166

R&D 134

EDWARDS AFB CA PHONE:

MR. LAWRENCE WARE 'DIRECTOR':

DOD/ARMY MEDICAL R&D COMMAND

BUILDING 521

FORT DETRICK MD 21701 PHONE:

MS. JUNE GREER 'DIRECTOR':

DOD/ARMY AEROMEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY

P. 0. BOX 577

FORT RUCKER AL 36362 PHONE:

DOD/ARMY TROPIC TEST CENTER

FT. CLAYTON CZ

'DIRECTOR'

PHONE:

CDR BG G. PAPMUND

STAFF: TOT 149

R&D 141

301-663-7325 A/V: 343-7325

COL. STANLEY C. KNAPP

STAFF: TOT 142

R&D 113

205-255-5107

CDR COL. RICHARD P. VARRER

STAFF: TOT 141

R&D 109

MR. L. WARE 'DIRECTOR': COL. JOHN N. ALBERTSON, JR

DOD/ARMY MEDICAL BIOENGINEERING R&D LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 136

BUILDING 521 R&D 116

FORT DETRICK MD 21701 PHONE: 301-663-7325 A/V:343-7325

MR. L. WARE 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/ARMY INSTITUTE OF DENTAL RESEARCH

WASHINGTON

COL. DUANE E. CUTRIGHT

STAFF: TOT 106

R&D 64

DC PHONE:

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

DOD/ARMY ARMY RESEARCH OFFICE

DURHAM NC

'DIRECTOR'

PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

:

DOD/NAVY PACIFIC MISSILE TEST CENTER

POINT MUGU CA

RAMSEY D. JOHNSON

DOD/NAVY SURFACE WEAPONS CENTER

CODE D 21

WHITE OAK MD 20910

PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

:

GEORGE F. LINSTEADT

DOD/NAVY NAVAL WEAPONS CENTER

CODE 3803

CHINA LAKE CA 93555

PHONE

'DIRECTOR'

PHONE

'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY AIR TEST CENTER

PATUXENT RIVER MD

MR. RICHARD FULPER

DOD/NAVY RESEARCH LABORATORY

CODE 1434

WASHINGTON DC 20375

PHONE

'DIRECTOR'

PHONE

MS. M.M. MCNAMARA 'DIRECTOR':

DOD/NAVY NAVAL UNDERWATER SYSTEMS CENTER

CODE 0702, BLDG. 80T

NEW LONDON CT 06320 PHONE

EUGENE COOPER 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY OCEAN SYSTEMS CENTER

CODE 013(B)

SAN DIEGO CA 92152 PHONE

COL. ANTHONY P. SIMKUS

STAFF: TOT 96

R&D 95

R ADM F. H. BAUGHMAN

STAFF: TOT 4803

R&D 1969

CAPT. P. L. ANDERSON

STAFF: TOT 4732

R&D 4354

202-394-1505 A/V:290-1505

CAPT. J.J. LAHR

STAFF: TOT 4540

R&D 4110

714-939-2305 A/V:437-2305

R ADM J. G. WISSLER

STAFF: TOT 3566

R&D 2175

CAPT. E. E. HEN IF IN

STAFF: TOT 3394

R&D 2919

202- 767-3726 A/V:297-3744

DR. C. NICHOLAS PRYOR

STAFF: TOT 2800

R&D 1400

203-447-4590 A/V:636-4590

CAPT. J.M. PATTON

STAFF: TOT 2791

R&D 2009

714-225-7455 A/V: 933-7455

DR. BASIL NAKONECHNY 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY DAVID TAYLOR NAVAL SHIP R AND D CENTER

CODE 012.2

BETHESDA MD 20084 PHONE

CAPT. BARRICK TIBBITTS

STAFF: TOT 2567

R&D 1899

202-227-1037 A/V:287-1037

MR. JEROME BORTMAN 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY NAVAL AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER

CODE 7012

WARMINSTER PA 18974 PHONE

TERRY ISING 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY NAVAL AVIONIC CENTER

6000 21ST STREET

INDIANAPOLIS IN 46218 PHONE

DR. P. K. LOBB

STAFF: TOT 2399

R&D 1631

215-441-3100

JOHN HAGUE

STAFF: TOT 2150

R&D 645

317-353-3220

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

MICHAEL PALAMAR 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY NAVAL AIR ENGINEERING CENTER

CODE 9011, BLDG. #26

LAKEHURST NJ 08733

M. GRAY 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY NAVAL WEAPONS STATION EARLE

CODE 80A

COLTS NECK NJ 07722 PHONE

MR. W.H. WILLIAMS 'DIRECTOR*

DOD/NAVY COASTAL SYSTEMS CENTER

CODE 120 NCSC

PANAMA CITY FL 32407 PHONE

DOD/NAVY AIR PROPULSION CENTER

TRENTON NJ

'DIRECTOR'

PHONE

'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

BETHESDA MD PHONE

' DIRECTOR 1 DOD/NAVY WEAPONS EVALUATION FACILITY

PHONE

'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH

WASHINGTON DC PHONE:

MR. JAMES F. JENKINS 'DIRECTOR':

DOD/NAVY CIVIL ENGINEERING LABORATORY

L03C

PORT HUENEME CA PHONE

STAFF: TOT 1776

R&D 533

PHONE: 201-323-2391

J. KELLY

STAFF: TOT 1300

R&D 390

201-462-7688

CAPT. RAYMEND D. BENNETT

STAFF: TOT 732

R&D 542

904-234-4113 A/V:436-4113

CAPT. B. T. ALLGOOD, JR.

STAFF: TOT 595

R&D 523

CAPT. WALTER F. MINER

STAFF: TOT 489

R&D 392

CAPT. DR. R. WEICHMANN

STAFF: TOT 434

R&D 430

R ADM A. J. BACIOCCO, JR.

STAFF: TOT 429

R&D 309

CAPT. RONALD P. COPE

STAFF: TOT 325

R&D 279

805-982-4070 A/V: 360-4070

MR. HAROLD H. ROSEN 'DIRECTOR*: CAPT. D. F. PARKER

DOD/NAVY PERSONNEL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER STAFF: TOT 294

CODE 303

SAN DIEGO

MR. GEORGE E. STANFORD

DOD/NAVY OCEAN R AND D ACTIVITY

NSTL STATION

BAY ST. LOUIS MS 39529

CA 92152 PHONE

'DIRECTOR'

PHONE:

MR. LIONEL DICKINSON 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL FACILITY

INDIAN HEAD MD 20640 PHONE

R&D 273

714-225-7109 A/V:933-7109

CAPT. C. G. DARRELL

STAFF :TOT 271

R&D 249

601-688-4790

CDR. J. T. KENNEDY

STAFF: TOT 201

R&D 133

301-743-4439 A/V: 364-4439

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

'DIRECTOR': CAPT. R. E. MITCHELL

DOD/NAVY AEROSPACE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 169

R&D 140

PENSACOLA FL PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY ORDNANCE MISSILE TEST FACILITY

WHITE SANDS NM PHONE

LCDR J.C. FERGUSON 'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY HEALTH RESEARCH CENTER

SAN DIEGO CA 92138 PHONE:

CAPT. M. A. PETERSON, JR.

STAFF: TOT 140

R&D 105

CAPT. RICHARD H. RAHE

STAFF: TOT 113

R&D 90

714-225-2061 A/V:933-2061

'DIRECTOR': CDR. R. A. MARQULIES

DOD/NAVY SUBMARINE MEDICAL RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 94

R&D 76

GROTON CT PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY UNDERSEA RANGES DEPARTMENT

NEWPORT RI

DOD/NAVY MEDICAL RESEARCH I

CAIRO EG

PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

:

I IT NO. 3

PHONE:

CAPT. A. S. MC LARSEN

STAFF: TOT 82

R&D 65

CO. CAPT. RAYMOND H. WATTE

STAFF: TOT 81

R&D 61

'DIRECTOR': CDR DONALD S. PARSONS

DOD/NAVY CLOTHING AND TEXTILE RESEARCH FACILITY STAFF :TOT 56

R&D 29

NATICK MA PHONE:

'DIRECTOR'

DOD/NAVY DENTAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE NTC

GREAT LAKES IL PHONE:

R. P. STROMBERG 'DIRECTOR'

DOE SANDIA NATIONAL LABORATORIES

ORG. 400

ALBUQUERQUE NM 87185 PHONE

CAPT. M. R. WIRTHLIN, JR.

STAFF: TOT 47

R&D 28

GEORGE C. DACEY

STAFF: TOT 7639

R&D 6639

505-844-5535 FTS 844-5535

GERALD T. RICHARDS 'DIRECTOR': R.E. BATZEL

DOE LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 7102

UNIV. OF CAL., P.O. BOX 808, L404

LIVERMORE CA 94550 PHONE

DR. EUGENE STARK 'DIRECTOR'

:

DOE LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY

MS 185

LOS ALAMOS NM 87545 PHONE:

R&D

415-422-6416 FTS 532-6416

D.M. KERR

STAFF: TOT 6937

R&D

505-667-4858 FTS 843-4548

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

DONALD W. JARED 'DIRECTOR'

DOE OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY

TV/C, P.O. BOX X

H. POSTMA

STAFF: TOT 5175

R&D

OAK RIDGE TN 37830 PHONE: 615-574-4193 FTS 624-4193

BRUCE C. HUGUELET 'DIRECTOR'

DOE ARGONNE NATIONAL LABORATORY

BLDG. 362, 9700 S. CASS AVE.

ARGONNE IL 60439 PHONE

DR. WALTER E. MASSEY

STAFF: TOT 5118

R&D 5118

312-972-3064

STUART B. MILAM 'DIRECTOR': W.E. MCCULLOUGH

DOE IDAHO NATIONAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 5100

R&D

IDAHO FALLS ID 83401 PHONE: 208-526-1618

MS. MARGARET BOGOSIAN 'DIRECTOR'

DOE BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY

TECH. UTILIZATION OFFICER, BLDG. 460

UPTON NY 11973 PHONE

'DIRECTOR'

DOE BETTIS ATOMIC POWER LABORATORY

P.O. BOX 79

WEST MIFFLIN PA 15122 PHONE

G.H. VINYARD

STAFF: TOT 4102

R&D

516-282-7338 FTS 666-7338

A.C. DAVIS

STAFF: TOT 3358

R&D

412-462-5000

ROBERT J. MORRIS 'DIRECTOR'

DOE LAWRENCE BERKELEY LABORATORY

OFFICE OF TECH. AP., UNIV. OF CAL. , BLDG. 930, RM. 309

BERKELEY CA 94720 PHONE

D.A. SHIRLEY

STAFF: TOT 3158

R&D

CARL H. SCHMITT 'DIRECTOR'

DOE KNOLLS ATOMIC POWER LABORATORY

P.O. BOX 1072

SCHENECTADY NY 12301 PHONE

LOREN SCHMIDT 'DIRECTOR'

DOE PACIFIC NORTHWEST LABORATORY

P. 0. BOX 999

RICHLAND WA 99352 PHONE

415-843-2740 EXT 5111

A.E.KAKRETZ

STAFF: TOT 2913

R&D

202-252-5564

D.E. OLESEN

STAFF: TOT 2084

R&D 1250

509-357-2559

JOHN MCCOOK 'DIRECTOR': R.R.WILSON

DOE FERMI NATIONAL ACCELERATOR LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 1982

C/0 DIR. OF SPECIAL PROJECTS, P.O. BOX 500 R&D

BATAVIA IL 60510 PHONE: 312-840-3211 FTS 370-3211

RON BLISS 'DIRECTOR': J.E.NOLAN

DOE HANFORD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 1926

P.O. BOX 1970 R&D

RICHLAND WA 99352 PHONE: 509-376-3998

ROBERT C. MILLS 'DIRECTOR': M.B.GOTTLIEB

DOE PRINCETON PLASMA PHYSICS LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 1406

PRINCETON UNIV., P.O. BOX 451 R&D

PRINCETON NJ 08540 PHONE: 609-683-2469

47
FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

EUGENE B. RICKANSRUD 'DIRECTOR': W.K.H. PANOFSKY

DOE STANFORD LINEAR ACCELERATOR CENTER STAFF: TOT 1402

STANFORD UNIV. , P.O. BOX 4349 R&D

STANFORD CA 94305 PHONE: 415-854-3300 EXT 2217

A. H. PETERS 'DIRECTOR': A.H. PETERS

DOE SAVANNAH RIVER LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 995

R&D

AIKEN SC 29801 PHONE: 803-725-2277

H. DANA MORAN 'DIRECTOR': DENIS HAYES

DOE SOLAR ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE STAFF :TOT 724

1536 COLE BOULEVARD R&D

GOLDEN CO 80401 PHONE: 303-231-7115 FTS 327-7115

DANIEL E. WILLIAMS 'DIRECTOR': R. SITTANSEN

DOE AMES LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 539

OFFICE AND LAB. BLDG. , RM. 119, IOWA STATE U. R&D

AMES IA 50011 PHONE: 515-294-2635 FTS 865-2635

PHILLIP L. JOHNSON 'DIRECTOR': PHILLIP L. JOHNSON

DOE OAK RIDGE ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES STAFF: TOT 398

ATTN: R&D LAB. TT OFFICER, P.O. BOX 117 R&D

OAK RIDGE TN 37630 PHONE: 615-576-3300

WILLIAM PETERS 'DIRECTOR': S.W.CHUN

DOE PITTSBURGH ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER STAFF :TOT 352

P.O. BOX 10940 R&D

PITTSBURGH PA 15236 PHONE: 412-675-6251

GUY ERVIN, III 'DIRECTOR': H.C. WEISENECH

DOE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING CENTER STAFF: TOT 330

P.O. BOX 1449 R&D

CANOGA PARK CA 91304 PHONE: 213-341-1000 EXT 6474

AUGUSTINE A. PITROLO 'DIRECTOR': AUGUSTINE A. PITROLO

DOE MORGANTOWN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER STAFF: TOT 251

P.O. BOX 880 R&D

MORGANTOWN WV 26505 PHONE: 303-599-7511

ROBERT JONES 'DIRECTOR': R.R.WILSON

DOE INHALATION TOXICOLOGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE STAFF: TOT 212

LOVELACE BIOMED. AND ENVIRON. RES. INST. , P.O. BOX 5890 R&D

ALBUQUERQUE NM 87115 PHONE: 505-844-2502

C.C. LINVILLE 'DIRECTOR': H.R. JOHNSON

DOE BARTLESVILLE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER STAFF: TOT 172

P.O. BOX 1398 R&D

BARTLESVILLE OK 74003 PHONE: 918-336-2400

DR. R.J. JIACOLETTE 'DIRECTOR': J. P. WATSON

DOE LARAMIE ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER STAFF: TOT 148

OFF. OF TECH. PROG. MGMT. , P.O. BOX 3395, UNIV. STA. R&D

LARAMIE WY 82071 PHONE: 307-721-2212

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

OWEN R. LUNT 'DIRECTOR': OWEN R. LUNT

DOE LAB. OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE AND RAD. BIOLOGY, UC STAFF: TOT 145

900 VETERAN AVENUE R&D

LOS ANGELES CA 90024 PHONE: 213-825-9431

PAUL L. LACELLE 'DIRECTOR': PAUL L. LACELLE

DOE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER BIOMEDICAL LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 110

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY R&D

ROCHESTER NY 14642 PHONE: 716-275-3723

HERBERT L. VOLCHOK 'DIRECTOR': HERBERT L. VOLCHOK

DOE ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENT LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 95

376 HUDSON STREET R&D

NEW YORK NY 10014 PHONE: 212-620-3616

'DIRECTOR': H. E. WALBURG

DOE COMPARATIVE ANIMAL RESEARCH LAB STAFF: TOT 92

R&D

PHONE:

DR. PETER DEMOS 'DIRECTOR': PETER DEMOS

DOE BATES LINEAR ACCELERATOR FACILITY STAFF: TOT 75

MASS. INST. OF TECH., P.O. BOX 95 R&D

MIDDLETOWN MA 01949 PHONE: 617-245-6600

ROBERT H. SCHULER 'DIRECTOR': ROBERT H. SCHULER

DOE NOTRE DAME RADIATION LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 71

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME R&D

NOTRE DAME IN 45556 PHONE: 219-283-7502

MICHAEL H. SMITH 'DIRECTOR': MICHAEL H. SMITH

DOE SAVANNAH RIVER ECOLOGY LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 69

DRAWER E R&D

AIKEN SC 28901 PHONE: 803-725-2472

PHILLIP G. FREEMAN 'DIRECTOR': G.H. GRONHORD

DOE GRAND FORKS ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CENTER STAFF: TOT 68

P.O. BOX 8213, UNIVERSITY STATION R&D

GRAND FORKS ND 58202 PHONE: 701-759-8109

CARLETON D. BINGHAM 'DIRECTOR': CARLETON D. BINGHAM

DOE NEW BRUNSWICK LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 60

9800 CASS AVENUE R&D

ARGONNE IL 60439 PHONE: 312-972-2446

MCDONALD E. WRENN 'DIRECTOR': W.S.S. JEE

DOE RADIOBIOLOGY LABORATORY, UNIV. OF UTAH STAFF: TOT 54

UNIV. OF UTAH, BLDG. 351 R&D

SALT LAKE CITY UT 84112 PHONE: 901-581-6600

GARY W. WATSON 'DIRECTOR': H. KENDE

DOE MICH STATE UNIV. /DOE PLANT RESEARCH LAB STAFF: TOT 50

MSU-DOE, PLANT RESEARCH LABORATORY R&D

EAST LANSING MI 48824 PHONE: 517-353-2270

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

WILLIAM OCAS ION 'DIRECTOR 1 : A. BONNET, JR.

DOE CENTER FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH STAFF: TOT 50

UN IV. OF PUERTO RICO, CAPORRA HEIGHTS STATION R&D

SAN JUAN PR 00935 PHONE: 809-767-0321

HARVEY M. PATT 'DIRECTOR': HARVEY M. PATT

DOE LAB OF RADIOBIOLOGY AND ENV. HEALTH/ UC STAFF: TOT 42

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE R&D

SAN FRANCISCO CA 94143 PHONE: 415-666-1636

MOSHE SHIFRINE 'DIRECTOR': MOSHE SHIFRINE

DOE LAB. FOR ENERGY-RELATED HEALTH RES., UC/DAVIS STAFF: TOT 40

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA R&D

DAVIS CA 95616 PHONE: 916-752-1341

B.J. BRINK 'DIRECTOR': DR. FRANCIS G. MC LEAN

DO I ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 230

DIV. OF RES., CODE D-1500B, DENVER FED. CENTER R&D 57

DENVER CO 80225 PHONE: 303-234-3549 FTS 234-3549

WALT EVANS 'DIRECTOR': JOHN MURPHY

DOI/BOM PITTSBURGH MINING AND SAFETY RES. CENTER STAFF: TOT 259

P.O. BOX 18070

PITTSBURGH PA 15236 PHONE

RICHARD DICK 'DIRECTOR'

:

DOI/BOM TWIN CITIES RESEARCH CENTER

5629 MINNEHAHA AVE. SOUTH

TWIN CITIES MN 55417 PHONE:

STEPHEN OHARE 'DIRECTOR'

:

DOI/BOM ALBANY METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER

1450 QUEEN AVE. SW, P.O. BOX 70

ALBANY OR 97321 PHONE:

R&D

412-675-6698

JOHN CORWIN

STAFF: TOT 181

R&D

612-725-4562

FRANK BLOCK

STAFF: TOT 162

R&D

BILL NISSEN 'DIRECTOR': WILLIAM MCKINNEY

DOI/BOM SALT LAKE CITY METALLURGY RES. CENTER STAFF: TOT 108

729 ARAPEEN DRIVE

SALT LAKE CITY UT 84108

R&D

PHONE: 801-524-6146

STEVE UTTER 'DIRECTOR'

DOI/BOM DENVER MINING RESEARCH CENTER

DENVER FEDERAL CENTER, BLDG. #20

DENVER CO 80225 PHONE

TOM BRADY 'DIRECTOR*

DOI/BOM SPOKANE MINING RESEARCH CENTER

315 MONTGOMERY AVENUE

SPOKANE WA 99207 PHONE

GALEN WADDELL

STAFF: TOT 93

R&D

303-234-3754

DOUG BOLSTAD

STAFF: TOT 90

R&D

509-484-1610

STEPHEN LAW 'DIRECTOR': WILLIAM CAMPBELL

DOI/BOM AVONDALE METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER STAFF: TOT 86

4900 LASALLE ROAD R&D

AVONDALE MD 20782 PHONE: 301-436-7542

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

BOB LEWIS 'DIRECTOR'

DOI/BOM RENO METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER

1605 EVANS AVENUE

RENO NV 89512 PHONE

JIM STEPHENSON 'DIRECTOR'

DOI/BOM ROLLA METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER

P.O. BOX 280, 1300 BISHOP AVE.

ROLLA MO 65401 PHONE

ART COLUMBO

STAFF: TOT 76

R&D

702-784-5363

L. NEUMEIER

STAFF: TOT 65

R&D

314-364-3169

IGNATZ FELD 'DIRECTOR': MARTIN STANCZYK

DOI/BOM TUSCALOOSA METALLURGY RESEARCH CENTER STAFF :TOT

P.O. BOX L, UNIVERSITY R&D

TUSCALOSSA AL PHONE: 205-758-0491

53

BOB LEWIS 'DIRECTOR': BILL STEPHENS

DOI/BOM BOULDER CITY METALLURGY ENGINEERING LAB STAFF: TOT 35

RENO RES. CENTER, 1605 EVANS AVE.

RENO NV 89512

R&D

PHONE: 702-784-5363

RICHARD D. CURNOW 'DIRECTOR'

DOI/FWS DENVER WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER

FEDERAL CENTER, BLDG. 16

DENVER CO 80225 PHONE

STAFF: TOT 208

R&D 156

303-234-2283 FTS 234-2283

JOHN G. ROGERS 'DIRECTOR':

DOI/FWS PAUTUXENT WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER

LAUREL MD 20811 PHONE:

JOHN G. ROGERS

STAFF: TOT 178

R&D 178

301-937-7211 FTS 937-7211

JAMES E. WEAVER 'DIRECTOR'

DOI/FWS NATIONAL FISHERIES CENTER-LEETOWN

RT. 3, BOX 40

KEARNEYSVILLE WV 25430 PHONE:

STAFF: TOT

R&D

FTS 925.

115

5218

RICHARD J. GRAHAM 'DIRECTOR':

DOI/FWS COLUMBIA NATIONAL FISHERY RES. LAB

RT. 1 COLUMBIA MO 65201 PHONE:

JOSEPH H. KUTKUHN 'DIRECTOR':

DOI/FWS GREAT LAKES FISHERY LAB

1451 GREEN ROAD

ANN ARBOR MI 48105 PHONE:

STAFF: TOT 97

R&D 87

FTS 276-5399

JOSEPH H. KUTKUHN

STAFF: TOT 89

R&D 91

FTS 378-1200

REY STENDALL 'DIRECTOR'

DOI/FWS NORTHERN PRAIRIE WILDLIFE RESEARCH CENTER STAFF :TOT 57

P.O. BOX 1747 R&D 43

JAMESTOWN ND 58401 PHONE: FTS 783-6152

ALFRED C. FOX 'DIRECTOR': ALFRED C. FOX

DOI/FWS SEATTLE NATIONAL FISHERY RESEARCH CENTER STAFF :TOT 53

BLDG. 204, NAVAL SUPPORT ACTIVITY R&D 50

SEATTLE WA 98115 PHONE: FTS 399-5960

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DONALD C. HALES 'DIRECTOR'

:

DOI/FWS NATIONAL FISHERY RESEARCH LAB-LA CROSSE

P.O. BOX 318

LA CROSSE WI 54601 PHONE:

JAMES J . KENNELLY 'DIRECTOR':

DOI/FWS NATIONAL WILDLIFE HEALTH LABORATORY

1655 LINDEN DR., U. OF W.

MADISON WI 53706 PHONE:

STAFF: TOT 41

R&D 39

FTS 364-3212

STAFF: TOT 30

R&D

FTS 364-5411

JOHN MC LAURIN 'DIRECTOR'

:

DOI/USGS USGS CENTRAL REGION

MAIL STOP 511, BOX 25046, DENVER FED. CENTER

DENVER CO 80225 PHONE:

GEORGE GRYC 'DIRECTOR':

DOI/USGS USGS WESTERN REGION

345 MIDDLEFIELD ROAD

MENLO PARK CA 94025

DR. ETHAN T. SMITH

DOI/USGS USGS NATIONAL CENTER

CODE 105

RESTON VA 22092

PHONE

'DIRECTOR'

PHONE:

JOHN MC LAURIN

STAFF :TOT 4500

R&D 900

303-234-2351 FTS 234-2351

DR. DALLAS L. PECK

STAFF: TOT 3676

R&D 2206

415-323-8111 FTS 467-2917

DR. DALLAS PECK

STAFF: TOT 3000

R&D 1050

703-860-7811 FTS 860-7811

CECIL YATES 'DIRECTOR': JAMES H. GREER

DOJ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 429

FORENSIC SCI. RES. & TNG. UNIT, FBI R&D 43

QUANTICO VA 22135 PHONE: 703-640-6131

LARRY WILLIAMS 'DIRECTOR': EDMUND J. DOENKE

DOT FEDERAL AVIATION ADMIN. TECHNICAL CENTER STAFF: TOT 1043

FAA TECHNICAL CENTER

ATLANTIC CITY AIRPORT NJ 08405 PHONE

R.V. GIANGRANDE 'DIRECTOR'

:

DOT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS CENTER

OFFICE OF TECH. SHARING, DTS-31, KENDALL SQ.

CAMBRIDGE MA 02142 PHONE:

DR. DONALD L. SPANTON 'DIRECTOR':

DOT TRANSPORTATION TEST CENTER

400 SEVENTH STREET, S.W.

WASHINGTON DC 20590 PHONE:

R.J. BETSOLD 'DIRECTOR'

:

DOT FAIRBANK HIGHWAY RESEARCH STATION

OFFICE OF IMPLEMENTATION (HTR-1)

WASHINGTON DC 20590 PHONE:

J. ROBERT DILLE, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

DOT CIVIL AEROMEDICAL INSTITUTE

AERONAUTICAL CENTER

OKLAHOMA CITY OK PHONE:

R&D 751

609-641-8200 EXT. 3653

DR. JAMES COSTANTINO

STAFF: TOT 600

R&D 480

617-494-2486

DR. DONALD L. SPANTON

STAFF: TOT 400

R&D 40

202-426-9601

E.M. WOOD

STAFF: TOT 200

R&D 160

703-285-2034

J. ROBERT DILLE, M.D.

STAFF: TOT 200

R&D 100

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M.J. D ANGELO 'DIRECTOR': CAPT. K.D. URFER

DOT U.S. COAST GUARD R&D CENTER STAFF: TOT 148

AVERY POINT R&D 74

GROTON CT 06340 PHONE: 203-445-8501

JAMES E. HOFFERBERTH 'DIRECTOR': ROBERT L. CARTER

DOT VEHICLE RESEARCH AND TEST CENTER STAFF :TOT 34

P.O. BOX 37 R&D 27

EAST LIBERTY OH 43319 PHONE:

MR. R. BOKSLEITNER 'DIRECTOR': DR. F. GORDON HUETER

EPA HEALTH EFFECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 328

USEPA R&D 311

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK NC 27711 PHONE: 919-541-2611 FTS 629-2611

MR. M. MASTRACCI 'DIRECTOR': MR. FRANCIS T. MAYO

EPA MUNICIPAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 161

USEPA/MERL R&D 161

CINCINNATI OH 45268 PHONE: 513-684-7951

MR. R. BOKSLEITNER 'DIRECTOR': MR. FRANK T. PRINCIOTTA

EPA INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 133

USEPA R&D 161

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK NC 27711 PHONE: 919-541-2611 FTS 629-2611

MR. R. BOKSLEITNER 'DIRECTOR': DR. ALFRED H. ELLISON

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 132

USEPA R&D 127

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK NC 27711 PHONE: 919-541-2611 FTS 629-2611

MR. R. BOKSLEITNER 'DIRECTOR': DR. THOMAS R. HAUSER

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYST. LAB-RTP STAFF: TOT 126

USEPA R&D 122

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK NC 27711 PHONE: 919-541-2611 FTS 629-2611

MRS. GENEVA DOUGLAS 'DIRECTOR': MR. GLENN E. SCHWEITZER

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SYST. LAB-LV STAFF: TOT 123

USEPA/EMSL, P.O. BOX 15027 R&D 123

LAS VEGAS NV 89114 PHONE: 702-736-2969

MS. KAREN RANDOLPH 'DIRECTOR': DR. THOMAS A. MURPHY

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-CORVALLIS STAFF: TOT 84

USEPA/ERL, 200 S.W. 35TH STREET R&D 84

CORVALLIS OR 97330 PHONE: 503-757-4637

MR. M. MASTRACCI 'DIRECTOR': DR. NORBERT A. JAWORSKI

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-DULUTH STAFF: TOT 83

USEPA/ERL, 6201 CONGDON BLVD. R&D 83

DULUTH MN 55804 PHONE: 218-727-6692

MR. M. MASTRACCI 'DIRECTOR': MR. ROBERT L. BOOTH

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING SUPPORT LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 79

USEPA/EMSL R&D 79

CINCINNATI OH 45268 PHONE: 513-684-7301

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

MR. M. MASTRACCI 'DIRECTOR':

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY

USEPA/ERL, COLLEGE STATION ROAD

ATHENS GA 30605 PHONE:

DR. DAVID W. DUTTWEILER

STAFF: TOT 78

R&D 78

404-546-3134

MR. M. MASTRACCI 'DIRECTOR': DR. DAVID G. STEPHAN

EPA INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF : TOT 74

USEPA/IERL R&D 74

CINCINNATI OH 45268 PHONE: 513-684-4247

MR. M. MASTRACCI 'DIRECTOR': MR. CLINTON HALL

EPA ROBERT S. KERR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB STAFF: TOT 55

USEPA/RSKERL, P. 0. BOX 1198

ADA OK 74820

R&D 55

PHONE: 405-332-8800

MR. M. MASTRACCI 'DIRECTOR'

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-RI

USEPA/ERL, SOUTH FERRY ROAD

NARRAGANSETT RI 02882 PHONE

DR. TUDOR T. DAVIES

STAFF: TOT 55

R&D 55

401-789-1071

'DIRECTOR'

:

EPA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LAB-SAB I NE

USEPA/ERL

SABINE IS., GULF BREEZE FL 35261 PHONE:

DR. IHOR MASNYK 'DIRECTOR'

:

HHS NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE

BUILDING 32, ROOM 3A04

BETHESDA MD 20205 PHONE:

DR. HENRY F. ENOS

STAFF: TOT

R&D

904-932-5311

54

54

DR. VINCENT T. DEVITA

STAFF: TOT 1606

R&D 1590

301-496-3251

DR. BERGE HAMPAR 'DIRECTOR':

HHS FREDERICK CANCER RESEARCH FACILITY

FT. DETRICK

FREDERICK MD 21701 PHONE:

ALBERT BALOWS 'DIRECTOR'

:

HHS CENTER FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASES

CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL

ATLANTA GA 30333 PHONE:

DR. PETER FISCHINGER

STAFF: TOT 1043

R&D 1043

301-965-1108

WALTER R. DOWDLE, PH.D.

STAFF: TOT 908

R&D 363

404-329-3967

ELIZABETH SINGER 'DIRECTOR': DR. LESTER B. SALANS

HHS NAT. INST. OF ARTH., DIABETES, & DIGEST. & KI STAFF: TOT 544

NIADDK, NIH R&D 544

BETHESDA MD 20205 PHONE: 301-496-3583

MS. SYLVIA W. SHAFFER 'DIRECTOR': DR. THOMAS N. CHASE

HHS NEUROLOGY & COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS RES. LAB STAFF :TOT 501

BLDG. 31, RM. 8A06, NIH R&D 501

BETHESDA MD 20205 PHONE: 301-496-5751

KENNETH W. SELL, M.D., PH.D. 'DIRECTOR': KENNETH W. SELL, M.D. ,PH.

HHS NAT. INST. OF ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES STAFF :TOT 500

NIH, NIAID, BLDG. 10, RM. 11C103 R&D 490

BETHESDA MD 20205 PHONE: 301-496-3006

54
FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

DR. FREDERICK K. GOODWIN 'DIRECTOR': DR. FREDERICK K. GOODWIN

HHS INTRAMURAL RES. PROG. -NIMH STAFF :TOT 430

9000 ROCKVILLE PIKE R&D 430

BETHESDA MD 20205 PHONE: 301-496-3501

DR. CHARLES E. CARTER 'DIRECTOR': DR. DAVID P. RALL

HHS NAT. INST. OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES STAFF: TOT 429

BOX 12233 R&D 240

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK NC 27709 PHONE: 919-541-3205

BENJAMIN E. FULTON 'DIRECTOR': BETTY H. PICKETT, PH. D. HHS NAT. INST. OF CHILD HEALTH AND HUMAN DEV. STAFF: TOT 426

BLDG. 31, ROOM 2A11, NIH R&D 405

BETHESDA MD 20205 PHONE: 301-496-4121

LARRY BLASER 'DIRECTOR': DR. JACK ORLOFF

HHS NATIONAL HEART, LUNG, AND BLOOD INSTITUTE STAFF: TOT 362

BUILDING 31, ROOM 4A21 R&D 362

BETHESDA MD 20205 PHONE: 301-496-4236

L. LEE MANUEL 'DIRECTOR': ARNOLD W. PRATT, M.D.

HHS DIVISION OF COMPUTER RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY STAFF: TOT 274

ROOM 2023, BUILDING 12A, NIH R&D 164

BETHESDA MD 20205 PHONE: 301-496-5206

DR. KENNETH LYNN 'DIRECTOR': MARIE U. NYLEN

HHS INTRAMURAL RES. PROG.-NIDR STAFF: TOT 266

OSHR, NIDR, BLDG. 31, RM. 2C34, NIH R&D 266

BETHESDA MD 20205 PHONE: 301-496-4261

ROBERT GLENN 'DIRECTOR': DR. J. DONALD MILLAR

HHS APPALACHIAN LAB FOR OCC. SAFETY AND HEALTH STAFF :TOT 239

944 CHESTNUT RIDGE ROAD R&D 179

MORGANTOWN WV 26505 PHONE: 304-291-4474 FTS 923-4474

DANIEL ROGERS 'DIRECTOR': RICHARD C. GREULICH, PH.D.

HHS GERENTOLOGY RES CENTER-NAT. INST. ON AGING STAFF: TOT 238

BALTIMORE CITY HOSPITALS R&D 202

BALTIMORE MD 21224 PHONE: 301-396-9421

JIN H. KINOSHITA 'DIRECTOR': JIN H. KINOSHITA, PH. D. HHS INTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAM-NEI STAFF: TOT 173

BLDG. 41, 6A04, 9000 ROCKVILLE PIKE R&D 173

BETHESDA MD 20205 PHONE: 301-496-3552

KENNETH W. SELL, M.D., PH.D. 'DIRECTOR': DR. KENNETH W. SELL

HHS NAT. INST. OF ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES STAFF: TOT 128

NIH, NIAID, BLDG. 10, RM. 11C103 R&D 121

BETHESDA MD 20205 PHONE: 301-496-3006

DR. RICHARD WYATT 'DIRECTOR': DR. RICHARD WYATT

HHS INTRAMURAL RES. PROG.-NIMH-DIV. OF SP. MENTAL STAFF: TOT 120

WAW-RM. 536, ST. ELIZABETHS HOSPITAL R&D 120

WASHINGTON DC 20032 PHONE: 202-574-757-

55
FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

DAVID D. BAYSE, PH.D. 'DIRECTOR'

HHS CLINICAL CHEMISTRY DIVISION

CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL

ATLANTA GA 30333 PHONE

DAVID D. BAYSE, PH.D.

STAFF: TOT 118

R&D 59

404-452-4152 FTS 236-4152

DR. BARRY JOHNSON 'DIRECTOR': DR. J. DONALD MILLAR

HHS TAFT FACILITY-BIOMED. AND BEHAVIORAL SCI. STAFF: TOT 113

4676 COLUMBIA PARKWAY R&D 68

CINCINNATI OH 45226 PHONE: 513-684-8465 FTS 684-8465

WALTER HAAG 'DIRECTOR': DR. J. DONALD MILLAR

HHS RIDGE FACILITY-PHYSICAL SCI. AND ENGINEERING STAFF: TOT 106

5555 RIDGE AVENUE R&D 36

CINCINNATI OH 45213 PHONE: 513-684-4321 FTS 684-4321

ELIZABETH SINGER 'DIRECTOR': LESTER B. SALANS, M.D.

HHS CLINICAL RES. SEC. & S.W. FIELD STUDIES SEC. STAFF : TOT 16

NIADDK, NIH

BETHESDA

R&D 16

MD 20205 PHONE: 301-496-3583 301-496-5877

MR. A.D. SMITH 'DIRECTOR'

NASA JET PROPULSION LABORATORY

JPL-MAIL STOP 180-801

PASADENA CA 91109

MR„ BRUCE C. MURRAY

STAFF: TOT 3788

R&D 3788

PHONE: 213-354-4849 792-4849

MR. I. AKBAY 'DIRECTOR'

NASA GEORGE C. MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

MSFC, MAIL CODE AT01

MARSHALL SPACE FL. CENT AL 35812 PHONE

DR. WILLIAM R. LUCAS

STAFF: TOT 3563

R&D 3563

205-453-2224 FTS 872-2224

JOHN T. WHEELER 'DIRECTOR'

NASA LYNDON B. JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

JSC, MAIL CODE AT

3

HOUSTON TX 77058 PHONE

DR. CHRISTOPHER C. KRAFT,

STAFF: TOT 3508

R&D 3508

FTS 525-3809

DONALD S. FRIEDMAN 'DIRECTOR':

NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

GSFC, MAIL CODE 702.1

GREENBELT MD 20771 PHONE:

MR. A. THOMAS YOUNG

STAFF: TOT 3436

R&D 3436

FTS 344-6242

JOHN SAMOS 'DIRECTOR':

NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTER

LA RC, MAIL STOP 139A

HAMPTON VA 23665 PHONE:

DR. DONALD P. HEARTH

STAFF: TOT 2966

R&D 2966

FTS 928-3281

HARRISON ALLEN, JR. 'DIRECTOR':

NASA LEWIS RESEARCH CENTER

LE RC, MAIL STOP 7-2

CLEVELAND OH 44135 PHONE:

DR. JOHN F. MC CARTHY, JR.

STAFF: TOT 2822

R&D 2822

FTS 294-6422

U. REED BARNETT 'DIRECTOR'

:

NASA JOHN F. KENNEDY SPACE CENTER

KSC,MAIL CODE PT-SPD

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER FL PHONE:

MR. RICHARD G. SMITH

STAFF: TOT 2201

R&D 2201

FTS 823-3017

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federal laboratory contacts listed by agency and staff size(cont)

BEN PADRICK "d"i rector"

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER

MAIL STOP 240-2

MOFFETT FIELD CA 94035 PHONE

MR. C. A. SYVERTSON

STAFF: TOT 1651

R&D 1651

FTS 448-5554

JOHN C. MATHEWS 'DIRECTOR': MR. ISAAC T. GILLAM IV

NASA HUGH L. DRYDEN FLIGHT RESEARCH CENTER STAFF: TOT 465

DFRC, MAIL STOP D-CC

EDWARDS

R&D 465

FTS 984-8787

GILMORE TRAFFORD

NASA WALLOPS FLIGHT CENTER

WFD, MAIL CODE OD

WALLOPS ISLAND VA 23337

CA 93523 PHONE:

'DIRECTOR': MR. ROBERT L. KRIEGER

STAFF: TOT 382

R&D 382

PHONE: 804-824-3411 FTS 928-5201

FRED PATTERSON 'DIRECTOR': MR. I. JERRY HLASS

NASA NATIONAL SPACE TECHNOLOGY LABORATORIES STAFF :TOT 103

NSTL, MAIL CODE HA-10 R&D 103

NSTL STATION MS 39529 PHONE: FTS 494-2042

DR. HAROLD W. BAYNTON 'DIRECTOR': DR. WILMOT N. HESS

NSF NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH STAFF: TOT 676

P.O. BOX 3000 R&D 594

BOULDER CO 80307 PHONE: 303-484-5151

DR. ROBERT HAVLEN 'DIRECTOR': DR. MORTON S. ROBERTS

NSF NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY STAFF: TOT 332

EDGEMONT ROAD

CHARLOTTESVILLE

R&D 332

VA PHONE: 804-296-0211

JAMES F. KATTINGE 'DIRECTOR'

NSF KITT PEAK NATIONAL OBSERVATORY

P.O. BOX 26732

DR. GEOFFREY R. BURBIDGE

STAFF: TOT 288

R&D 288

TUCSON AZ 85726 PHONE: 602-325-9366

EUGENE BARTEL 'DIRECTOR': DR. TOR HAGFORS

NSF NATIONAL ASTRONOMY AND IONOSPHERE CENTER STAFF :TOT 150

CORNELL UNIVERSITY R&D 150

ITHACA NY PHONE: 607-256-3734

JAMES B. WAY, JR. 'DIRECTOR': DR. PATRICK S. OSMER

NSF CERRO TOLOLO INTER-AMERICAN OBSERVATORY STAFF: TOT 144

CASILLA 603

LA SERENA

R&D 144

CH PHONE: 1353

FRANK A. HEGWER 'DIRECTOR'

NSF SACRAMENTO PEAK OBSERVATORY

SUNSPOT

DR. JAMES F. MELLO

NM 88349 PHONE:

DR. JACK B. ZIRKER

STAFF: TOT 51

R&D 51

505-434-1390

'DIRECTOR': DR. RICHARD FISKE

SMITHSON NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

NHB 106, 10TH & CONSTITUTION AVE.

WASHINGTON DC 20560 PHONE:

STAFF: TOT 85

R&D 85

202-357-2661

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

JOHN G. GREGORY 'DIRECTOR': DR. GEORGE B. FIELD

SMITHSON SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY STAFF: TOT 72

SAO, 60 GARDEN STREET R&D 24

CAMBRIDGE MA 02138 PHONE: 617-495-7102

DR. WILLIAM H. KLEIN 'DIRECTOR': DR. WILLIAM H. KLEIN

SMITHSON RADIATION BIOLOGY LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 60

RBL, 12441 PARKLAWN DRIVE R&D 60

ROCKVILLE MD 20852 PHONE: 301-443-2329

DR. FRANK MORRIS 'DIRECTOR': DR. IRA RUBINOFF

SMITHSON SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INST. STAFF: TOT 32

APO R&D 32

MIAMI FL 34002 PHONE:

DR. DAVID L. CORRELL 'DIRECTOR': DR. J. KEVIN SULLIVAN

SMITHSON CHESAPEAKE BAY CENTER FOR ENV. STUDIES STAFF: TOT 24

CBCES, P. 0. BOX 28 R&D 24

EDGEWATER MD 20137 PHONE: 301-789-4424

DR. JOHN EISENBERG 'DIRECTOR': DR. THEODORE H. REED

SMITHSON NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK AND CONS. CENTER STAFF: TOT 18

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK R&D 18

WASHINGTON DC 20008 PHONE: 202-673-4705

J. HARLOLD PARKER 'DIRECTOR': DR. BILLY J. BOND

TVA NATIONAL FERTILIZER DEVELOPMENT CENTER STAFF : TOT 969

R&D 678

MUSCLE SHOALS AL 35660 PHONE: 205-386-2593

SHIRLEY S. RAY 'DIRECTOR': M. D. HIGH

TVA ENERGY DEMONSTRATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY STAFF: TOT 321

1340 COMMERCE UNION BANK BLDG. R&D 164

CHATTANOOGA TN 37401 PHONE: 615-755-2771

WILLIAM R. WALDROP 'DIRECTOR': E. ELY DRIVER

TVA ENGINEERING LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 82

P. 0. BOX DRAWER E R&D 49

NORRIS TN 37828 PHONE: 615-632-4460

HERBERT C. JONES 'DIRECTOR': JOHN P. BLACKWELL

TVA AIR RESOURCES PROGRAM-RESEARCH SECTION STAFF :TOT 32

TVA, 51 RIVER OAKS BUILDING R&D 29

MUSCLE SHOALS AL PHONE: 205-386-2341 FTS 872-8342

DR. PAUL A. PUTNAM 'DIRECTOR': DR. PAUL A. PUTNAM

USDA/ARS BELTSVILLE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH CENTER STAFF: TOT 1247

USDA-S&E-ARS-NER, ROOM 333, BLDG. 003, BARC-W R&D 1185

BELTSVILLE MD 20705 PHONE: 301-344-3078

DR. JERRY J. CALLIS 'DIRECTOR': DR. JERRY J. CALLIS

USDA/ARS PLUM ISLAND ANIMAL DISEASE CENTER STAFF : TOT 337

USDA-S&E-ARS-NER, P. 0. BOX 848 R&D 303

GREENPORT NY 11944 PHONE: 516-323-2500

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•FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

DR. ARTHUR I. MORGAN , JR. 'DIRECTOR': DR. ARTHUR I. MORGAN, JR.

USDA/ARS WESTERN REGIONAL RESEARCH CENTER

USDA-S&E-ARS-WRRC, 800 BUCHANAN STREET

BERKELEY CA 94710 PHONE

DR. H. L. ROTHBART 'DIRECTOR'

USDA/ARS EASTERN REGIONAL RESEARCH CENTER

USDA-S&E-ARS-NER, 600 EAST MERMAID LANE

PHILADELPHIA PA 19118 PHONE

DR. A.M. COWAN 'DIRECTOR'

USDA/ARS NORTHERN REGIONAL RESEARCH CENTER

USDA-S&E-ARS, NRC, 1815 N. UNIVERSITY ST.

PEORIA

DR. PHILLIP A. 0' BERRY

USDA/ARS NATIONAL ANIMAL DISEASE CENTER

USDA-S&E-ARS-NCR, P.O. BOX 70

AMES IA 50010 PHONE

STAFF: TOT 322

R&D 322

415-486-3506

DR. H. L. ROTHBART

STAFF: TOT 322

R&D 322

215-233-6593

DR. WILLIAM H. TALLENT

STAFF: TOT 306

R&D 306

IL 61604 PHONE: 309-685-4011 FTS 306-4269

'DIRECTOR': DR. PHILLIP A. 0' BERRY

STAFF: TOT 272

R&D 272

FTS 682-8201

DR. DAVID ZIMMER 'DIRECTOR' : DR. DAVID ZIMMER

USDA/ARS RICHARD B. RUSSELL AG. RES. CENTER

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P.O. BOX 5677

ATHENS GA 30613

STAFF: TOT 160

R&D 160

PHONE: 404-546-3328 FTS 250-3328

DR. WALTER MERTZ 'DIRECTOR': DR. WALTER MERTZ

USDA/ARS BELTSVILLE HUMAN NUTRITION RESEARCH CENTER STAFF :TOT 128

USDA-S&E-ARS-NER, ROOM 223, BLDG. 308, BARC-E R&D 128

BELTSVILLE MD 20705 PHONE: 301-344-2157

DR. D. S. FREAR 'DIRECTOR': DR. D. S. FREAR

USDA/ARS METABOLISM AND RADIATION RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 104

USDA-S&E-ARS-NCR, P.O. BOX 5674, STATE UNIV. STATION R&D 104

FARGO ND 58105 PHONE: 701-237-5771 FTS 783-5445

DR. LORIS ASMUSSEN 'DIRECTOR': DR. LORIS ASMUSSEN

USDA/ARS SOUTHEAST WATERSHED RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 87

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P.O. BOX 946 R&D 87

TIFTON GA 31793 PHONE: 912-386-3462

DR. DERRELL L. CHAMBERS 'DIRECTOR': DR. DERRELL L. CHAMBERS

USDA/ARS INSECT ATTRACTANTS , BEHAVIOR & BASIC BIO. RES STAFF : TOT 78

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, 1700 S.W.23RD DR., P.O. BOX 14565 R&D 78

GAINESVILLE FL 32604 PHONE: FTS 947-7205

DR. YESHAJAHU POMERANZ 'DIRECTOR': DR.

USDA/ARS U.S. GRAIN MARKETING RESEARCH CENTER

USDA-S&E-ARS-NCR, 1515 COLLEGE AVE.

MANHATTAN KS 66502 PHONE:

DR. ROGER YOUNG 'DIRECTOR'

USDA/ARS U.S. HORTICULTURAL LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, 2120 CAMDEN RD.

ORLANDO FL 32803 PHONE

DR.

YESHAJAHU POMERANZ

STAFF: TOT 64

R&D 64

FTS 752-4201

ROGER YOUNG

STAFF: TOT 62

R&D 62

FTS 820-6051

59
FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

DR. R. DEAN PLOWMAN 'DIRECTOR': DR. R. DEAN PLOWMAN

USDA/ARS CROPS RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 62

USDA-S&E-ARS-WR, UT. STATE UNIV..UMC 48 AG.SCI.BLDG. R&D 54

LOGAN UT 84322 PHONE: 801-750-3453

DR. RICHARD L. WITTER 'DIRECTOR': DR. RICHARD L. WITTER

USDA/ARS REGIONAL POULTRY RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 56

USDA-S&E-ARS-NCR, 3606 EAST MT. HOPE ROAD R&D 56

EAST LANSING MI 48823 PHONE: FTS 374-6828

DR. ROBERT R. OLTJEN 'DIRECTOR': DR. ROBERT R. OLTJEN

USDA/ARS ROMAN L. HRUSKA U.S. MEAT ANIMAL RES. LAB STAFF: TOT 56

USDA-S&E-ARS-NCR, P.O. BOX 166, STATE SPUR 18D R&D 56

CLAY CENTER NE 68933 PHONE: 402-762-3241

DR. DONALD E. WEIDHAAS 'DIRECTOR': DR. DONALD E. WEIDHAAS

USDA/ARS INSECTS AFFECTING MAN AND ANIMALS RES. LAB STAFF : TOT 54

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, 1600 S.W. 23RD DR., P.O. BOX 14565 R&D 54

GAINESVILLE FL 32604 PHONE: FTS 947-7290

DR. ROBERT DAVIS 'DIRECTOR': DR. ROBERT DAVIS

USDA/ARS STORED-PRODUCTS INSECTS RES. & DEV. LAB STAFF: TOT 52

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, 3401 EDWIN AVE., P.O. BOX 22909 R&D 52

SAVANNAH GA 31403 PHONE: FTS 248-4397

DR. DONALD A. WITZEL 'DIRECTOR': DR. DONALD A. WITZEL

USDA/ARS VETERINARY TOXICOLOGY AND ENTOMOLOGY LAB STAFF :TOT 48

USDA-S&E-ARS, P.O. DRAWER GE R&D 48

COLLEGE STATION TX 77841 PHONE: FTS 527-1371

DR. W. DORAL KEMPER 'DIRECTOR': DR. W. DORAL KEMPER

USDA/ARS SNAKE RIVER CONSERVATION RESEARCH CENTER STAFF: TOT 47

USDA-S&E-ARS-WR, ROUTE 1,B0X 186 R&D 42

KIMBERLY ID 83341 PHONE: 208-423-5582 FTS 554-6578

DR. D. LEROY WILLIAMSON 'DIRECTOR': DR. D. LEROY WILLIAMSON

USDA/ARS TROPICAL FRUIT AND VEGETABLE RES. FACILITY STAFF: TOT 46

USDA-S&E-ARS-WR, 2727 WOODLAWN DR., P.O. BOX 2280 R&D 46

HONOLULU HI 96804 PHONE: 808-988-2158 FTS 556-0220

DR. THOMAS E. WALTON 'DIRECTOR': DR. THOMAS E. WALTON

USDA/ARS ARTHROPOD-BORNE ANIMAL DISEASES RES. LAB STAFF :TOT 45

USDA-S&E-ARS-WR, P.O. BOX 25327, DENVER FED. CENTER R&D 45

DENVER CO 80225 PHONE: 303-234-2474

'DIRECTOR'

:

USDA/ARS OILSEED AND FOOD LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 44

USDA-S&E-ARS-SRRC, 1100 ROBERT E. LEE BLVD.,PO BOX 19687 R&D 44

NEW ORLEANS LA 70179 PHONE: FTS 682-7557

' DIRECTOR '

USDA/ARS SEDIMENTATION LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 43

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P.O. BOX 1157 R&D 43

OXFORD MS 38655 PHONE: 601-234-4121

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DR. ROGER 0. DRUMMOND 'DIRECTOR':

USDA/ARS U. S. LIVESTOCK INSECTS LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P.O. BOX 232

KERRVILLE TX PHONE:

DR. ROGER 0. DRUMMOND

STAFF: TOT 43

R&D 43

512-257-3566

DR. THOMAS J. HENNEBERRY 'DIRECTOR': DR. THOMAS J . HENNEBERRY

USDA/ARS WESTERN COTTON RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 42

USDA-S&E-ARS-WR, 4135 EAST BROADWAY R&D 42

PHOENIX AZ 85040 PHONE :' 602-261-3524 FTS 261-3524

DR. ALFRED L. BLACK 'DIRECTOR': DR. ALFRED L. BLACK

USDA/ARS NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS RESEARCH CENTER STAFF: TOT 42

USDA-S&E-ARS-NCR, P.O. BOX 459 R&D 42

MANDAN ND 58554 PHONE: 701-663-6445 FTS 783-4011

DR. T. B. DAVICH 'DIRECTOR'

USDA/ARS BOLL WEEVIL RESEARCH LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P.O. BOX 5367

MISSISSIPPI STATE MS 39762 PHONE

DR. T. B. DAVICH

STAFF: TOT 41

R&D 41

601-323-2230 FTS 490-4676

DR. HERMAN BOUWER 'DIRECTOR':

USDA/ARS U.S. WATER CONSERVATION LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-WR, 4331 EAST BROADWAY

PHOENIX AZ 85040 PHONE:

DR. HERMAN BOUWER

STAFF: TOT 40

R&D

602-261-4356 FTS 261-4356

MR. BILL A. BUTT 'DIRECTOR':

USDA/ARS APPALACHIAN FRUIT RESEARCH STATION

USDA-S&E-ARS-NER, ROUTE 2, BOX 45

KEARNEYSVILLE WV 25430 PHONE:

MR. BILL A. BUTT

STAFF : TOT 38

R&D 38

304-725-3451

DR. ALBERT BARIL 'DIRECTOR': DR. ALBERT BARIL

USDA/ARS COTTON TEXTILE PROCESSING LABORATORY STAFF : TOT 37

USDA-S&E-ARS-SRRC, 1100 ROBERT E. LEE BLVD., PO BOX 19687 R&D 37

NEW ORLEANS LA 70179 PHONE: FTS 682-7582

DR. JAMES F. CHAPLIN 'DIRECTOR'

USDA/ARS TOBACCO RESEARCH LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, ROUTE 2, BOX 16G

OXFORD NC 27565 PHONE

DR. JAMES F. CHAPLIN

STAFF: TOT 36

R&D 36

919-693-5151

DR. CHARLES W. BEARD 'DIRECTOR': DR. CHARLES W. BEARD

USDA/ARS SOUTHEAST POULTRY RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 35

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, 934 COLLEGE STATION RD. R&D 35

ATHENS GA 30613 PHONE: 250-3432

DR. F. I. PROSHOLD 'DIRECTOR': DR. F. I. USDA/ARS BIOENVIRONMENTAL INSECTS CONTROL LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P. 0. BOX 225

STONEVILLE MS 38776 PHONE:

PROSHOLD

STAFF: TOT 35

R&D 35

FTS 497-2232

DR.

v RALPH BERNI 'DIRECTOR': DR. RALPH BERNI

USDA/ARS COMPOSITION AND PROPERTIES LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 34

USDA-S&E-ARS-SRRC, 1100 ROBERT E. LEE BLVD., PO BOX 19687 R&D 34

NEW ORLEANS LA 70179 PHONE: FTS 682-7547

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DR. CHESTER G. MC WHORTER 'DIRECTOR':

USDA/ARS SOUTHERN WEED SCIENCE LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P. 0, BOX 225

STONEVILLE MS 38776 PHONE:

DR. CHESTER G. MC WHORTER

STAFF: TOT 34

R&D 34

FTS 497-2221

DR. IVAN L. BERRY 'DIRECTOR': DR. IVAN L. BERRY

USDA/ARS LIVESTOCK INSECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF : TOT 33

USDA, UNIV. OF NE, E. CAMPUS, 305A PLANT INDUSTRY BLDG. R&D 33

LINCOLN NE 68533 PHONE: 402-472-2918 FTS 541-5267

DR. JAMES W. SNOW 'DIRECTOR'

USDA/ARS SOUTHEASTERN FRUIT & TREE NUT RES

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P.O. BOX 87

BYRON GA 31008 PHONE

DR. JAMES W. SNOW

LAB STAFF: TOT 32

R&D 32

FTS 238-0422

DR. JOHNIE N. JENKINS 'DIRECTOR': DR. JOHNIE N. JENKINS

USDA/ARS CROP SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING RES. LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 32

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P.O. BOX 5465 R&D 32

MISSISSIPPI STATE MS 39762 PHONE: FTS 490-4676

DR. J. ROGER MC HENRY 'DIRECTOR': DR. J. ROGER MC HENRY

USDA/ARS WATER QUALITY MANAGEMENT LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 32

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, 801 WILSON ST., P.O. BOX 1430 R&D 32

DURANT OK 74701 PHONE: FTS 736-5401

DR. EARL BURNETT 'DIRECTOR': DR. EARL BURNETT

USDA/ARS GRASSLAND, SOIL AND WATER RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 32

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P.O. BOX 748 R&D 32

TEMPLE TX 76501 PHONE: FTS 736-1201

DR. ARTHUR K. BURDITT, JR. 'DIRECTOR': DR, ARTHUR K. BURDITT, JR.

USDA/ARS YAKIMA AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 31

USDA-S&E-ARS-WR, 3706 WEST NOB HILL ROAD R&D 31

YAKIMA WA 98902 PHONE: 509-575-5877

DR. JAMES E. BOS, JR. 'DIRECTOR 1 : DR. JAMES

USDA/ARS SOUTHERN PIEDMONT CONSERVATION LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, HIGHWAY 53, P.O. BOX 555

WATKINSVILLE GA 30677 PHONE:

E. BOX, JR.

STAFF: TOT 30

R&D 30

FTS 250-2425

DR. JAMES E. IRVINE 'DIRECTOR':

USDA/ARS U.S. SUGARCANE FIELD LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P.O. BOX 470

HOUMA LA 70526 PHONE:

DR. JAMES E. IRVINE

STAFF: TOT 30

R&D 30

FTS 682-2611

'DIRECTOR'

:

USDA/ARS NATURAL POLYMERS LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 30

USDA-S&E-ARS-SRRC, 1100 ROBERT E. LEE BLVD.,PO BOX 19687 R&D 30

NEW ORLEANS LA 70179 PHONE: FTS 682-7076

DR. ANGELO V. GRACI, JR. 'DIRECTOR': DR. ANGELO V. GRACI, JR.

USDA/ARS ENGINEERING AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 29

USDA-S&E-ARS-SRRC, 1100 ROBERT E. LEE BLVD., PO BOX 19687 R&D 29

NEW ORLEANS LA 70179 PHONE: FTS 682-7521

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DR. ELBERT V. WANN 'DIRECTOR':

USDA/ARS U.S. VEGETABLE LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, 2875 SAVANNAH HIGHWAY

CHARLESTON SC 29407 PHONE:

DR. ELBERT V. WANN

STAFF: TOT 28

R&D 28

FTS 677-4396

DR. GERALD R. SUTTER 'DIRECTOR': DR. GERALD R. SUTTER

USDA/ARS NORTHERN GRAIN INSECTS RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 28

USDA-S&E-ARS-NCR, R. R. #3 R&D 28

BROOKINGS SD 57006 PHONE: FTS 782-7000

DR. BOBBY STEWART 'DIRECTOR': DR. BOBBY STEWART

USDA/ARS CONSERVATION AND PRODUCTION RESEARCH LAB STAFF :TOT 28

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P.O. DRAWER BOX 10 R&D 28

BUSHLAND TX 79012 PHONE: FTS 734-2524

DR. VINCENT P. MAIER 'DIRECTOR': DR. VINCENT P. MAIER

USDA/ARS FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CHEM. RES. UNIT STAFF: TOT 26

USDA-S&E-ARS-WR, 263 S. CHESTER AVENUE R&D 26

PASADENA CA 91106 PHONE: 213-681-7294 FTS 681-7294

DR. WILLIAM C. MOLDENHAUER

USDA/ARS SOIL EROSION LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-NCR, 2700 KENT AVE.

WEST LAFAYETTE IN 47906

'DIRECTOR': DR. WILLIAM C. MOLDENHAUER

STAFF: TOT 26

R&D 26

PHONE: FTS 331-6001

DR. CAROLO M. IGNOFFO 'DIRECTOR': DR. CAROLO M. IGNOFFO

USDA/ARS BIOLOGICAL CONTROL OF INSECTS RESEARCH LAB STAFF: TOT 25

USDA-S&E-ARS-NCR, P. 0. BOX A R&D 25

COLUMBIA MO 65205 PHONE: FTS 276-3194

DR. SIDNEY VAIL 'DIRECTOR': DR. SIDNEY VAIL

USDA/ARS COTTON TEXTILE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 24

USDA-S&E-ARS-SRRC, 1100 ROBERT E. LEE BLVD., PO BOX 19687 R&D 24

NEW ORLEANS LA 70179 PHONE: FTS 682-7064

DR. JERRY QUISENBERRY 'DIRECTOR':

USDA/ARS COTTON RESEARCH LABORATORY

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, ROUTE 3

LUBBXK TX 79401 PHONE:

DR. JERRY QUISENBERRY

STAFF: TOT 23

R&D 23

FTS 738-7413

DR. D. R. VAN CAMPEN 'DIRECTOR': DR. D.R. VAN CAMPEN

USDA/ARS U.S. PLANT, SOIL, AND NUTRITION LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 20

USDA-S&E-ARS-NER, CORNELL UNIV., TOWER ROAD R&D 20

ITHACA NY 14853 PHONE: 607-256-5480 FTS 882-4280

DR. RAMOND J. BULA 'DIRECTOR 1 : DR. RAYMEND J. BULA

USDA/ARS DAIRY FORAGE RESEARCH CENTER STAFF: TOT 18

USDA, U. OF WI, DEPT. OF AGRONOMY, RM. 338 MOORE HALL R&D 18

MADISON WI 53706 PHONE: 608-262-0377 FTS 364-5242

DR. ROBERT E. BERRY 'DIRECTOR': DR. ROBERT E. BERRY

USDA/ARS CITRUS AND SUB-TROPICAL PRODUCTS LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 17

USDA-S&E-ARS-SR, P.O.BOX 1909 R&D 17

WINTER HAVEN FL 33880 PHONE: 813-293-4133

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DR. ROBERT N. ANDERSON 'DIRECTOR' : DR. ROBERT N.'aNDERSON

USDA/ARS WEED RESEARCH LABORATORY STAFF :TOT 16

USDA-S&E-ARS-NCR, U. OF MN, AGRONOMY , 1590 GORTNER AVE. R&D 16

ST. PAUL MN 55108 PHONE: 612-373-0877 FTS 786-0855

RON GLASS 'DIRECTOR': DAVID B. THORUD

USDA/FS NORTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION STAFF : TOT 396

P&A AD, 370 REED ROAD R&D 396

BROOMALL PA PHONE: 814-863-1936

RODGER LEONARD 'DIRECTOR': ROBERT A. HANN

USDA/FS NORTH CENTRAL EXPERIMENT STATION STAFF :TOT 346

P&A 1992 FOWELL AVENUE R&D 346

ST. PAUL MN PHONE: 612-645-5251

R. STEIDEMANN 'DIRECTOR': ROBERT YOUNGS

USDA/FS FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY STAFF: TOT 339

P&A, AD, NORTH WALNUT ST., BOX 5130 R&D 305

MADISON WI 53705 PHONE: 608-264-5745

JOHN HENLEY 'DIRECTOR': LAURENCE E.LASSEN

USDA/FS SOUTHERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION STAFF: TOT 322

P&A AD, T-10210, U.S. POSTAL SV. BLDG. , 701 LOYOLA AVE. R&D 322

NEW ORLEANS LA PHONE: 504-589-6712

DR. G. LEWIS 'DIRECTOR': ELDON ROSS

USDA/FS SOUTHEASTERN FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION STAFF: TOT 287

P&A AD, POST OFFICE BLDG., BOX 2570 R&D 287

ASHEVILLE NC 28804 PHONE: 704-258-2850

ELDON ESTEP 'DIRECTOR': ROBERT L. ETHINGTON

USDA/FS PACIFIC NORTHWEST EXPERIMENT STATION STAFF: TOT 282

809 NE 6TH AVE. R&D 282

PORTLAND OR PHONE: 503-231-2059

RICHARD HUBBERD 'DIRECTOR': ROBERT Z. CALLAHAM

USDA/FS PACIFIC SOUTHWEST FOREST EXPERIMENT STATION STAFF : TOT 255

P&A AD, 1960 ADDISON ST., BOX 245 R&D 255

BERKELEY CA 0 PHONE: 415-486-3286

KEITH EVENS 'DIRECTOR': ROGER R. BAY

USDA/FS INTERMOUNTAIN FOREST AND RANGE EXP. STA. STAFF: TOT 240

P&A AD, 507 25TH ST. R&D 240

OGDEN UT PHONE: 801-626-3361

JAY KRAMMES 'DIRECTOR': DIXIE SMITH

USDA/FS ROCKY MOUNTAIN FORESTRY AND RANGE EXP. STATIO STAFF: TOT 230

P&A AD, 240 W. PROSPECT ST. R&D 230

FT. COLLINS CO PHONE: 303-221-4390

E.E. EDDLEMAN, JR., M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA BIRMINGHAM VA MEDICAL CENTER STAFF :TOT 10+

700 SOUTH 19TH STREET R&D

BIRMINGHAM AL 35233 PHONE: 534-6323

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

KARL D. STRAUB, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA LITTLE ROCK VA MEDICAL CENTER

300 ROOSEVELT ROAD

LITTLE ROCK AR 72206 PHONE 740-2455

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

STANTON G. AXLINE, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA TUCSON VA MEDICAL CENTER

TUCSON AZ 85723 PHONE: 765-6424

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

ROBERT W. PORTER, M.D., PH.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA LONG BEACH VA MEDICAL CENTER

5901 EAST 7TH STREET

LONG BEACH CA 90822 PHONE 799-9711

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

EUSTACE A. SERAFETINIDES, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA LOS ANGELES BRENTWOOD VA MEDICAL CENTER

11301 WILSHIRE BLVD.

LOS ANGELES CA 90073 PHONE: 794-2460

STAFF :TOT 10+

R&D

LUCIAN B. GUZE, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA LOS ANGELES WADSWORTH DIV. VA MEDICAL CENTER

WADSWORTH DIVISION

LOS ANGELES CA 90073 PHONE: 794-2347

ROBERT EFRON, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA MARTINEZ VA MEDICAL CENTER

150 MUIR ROAD

MARTINEZ CA 94553 PHONE

FRANKLIN G. EBAUGH, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA PALO ALTO VA MEDICAL CENTER

3801 MIRANDA AVENUE

PALO ALTO CA 94304 PHONE

450-0596

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

449-5410

LEE W. HENDERSON, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA SAN DIEGO VA MEDICAL CENTER

3350 LAJOLLA VILLAGE DR.

SAN DIEGO CA 92161 PHONE: 897-3657

THOMAS B. BRADLEY, JR., M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA SAN FRANCISCO VA MEDICAL CENTER

4150 CLEMENT STREET

SAN FRANCISCO CA 94121 PHONE: 470-4446

ISADORE MICHAEL SAMLOFF, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA SEPULVEDA VA MEDICAL CENTER

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

SUPULVEDA CA 91343 PHONE: 960-9481

JOHN J. FRANKS, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA DENVER VA MEDICAL CENTER

1055 CLERMONT STREET

DENVER CO 80220 PHONE 322-3447

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

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FEDERAL LABORATORY CONTACTS LISTED BY AGENCY AND STAFF SIZE(CONT)

PHILIP KRAMER BONDY, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA WEST HAVEN VA MEDICAL CENTER

WEST SPRING STREET

WEST HAVEN CT 06516 PHONE: 641-7608

RICHARD F. LEVI NE , M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA WASHINGTON VA MEDICAL CENTER

50 IRVING STREET, N.W.

WASHINGTON DC 20422 PHONE: ,389-7277

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

WILLIAM THOMAS, JR. ,M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA GAINESVILLE VA MEDICAL CENTER

ARCHER ROAD

GAINESVILLE FL 32602 PHONE: 947-6069

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

LAWRENCE M. FISHMEN, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA MIAMI VA MEDICAL CENTER

1201 NORTHWEST 16TH ST.

MIAMI FL 33125 PHONE 350-3211

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

ROBERT V. FARESE, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA TAMPA VA MEDICAL CENTER

1300 NORTH 30TH STREET

TAMPA FL 33612 PHONE: 826-6566

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

JAMES W. HOLSINGER, JR. M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA AUGUST VA MEDICAL CENTER

AUGUST GA 30904 PHONE: 251-2443

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

PHILIP GEORGE SCHMID, JR., M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA IOWA CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER

IOWA CITY IA 52240 PHONE: 863-6246

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

THEODORE N. PULLMAN, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA CHICAGO LAKESIDE VA MEDICAL CENTER

333 EAST HURON STREET

CHICAGO IL 60611 PHONE: 384-8511

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

FRANK A. DELEON-JONES, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA CHICAGO WEST SIDE VA MEDICAL CENTER

820 SOUTH DAMEN AVENUE

CHICAGO IL 60680 PHONE: 388-8744

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

EDWARD PALOYAN, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA HINES VA MEDICAL CENTER

EDWARD HINES, JR. HOSPITAL

HINES IL 60141 PHONE: 387-3291

TING KAI LI, M.D. . 'DIRECTOR'

:

VA INDIANAPOLIS VA MEDICAL CENTER

1481 WEST 10TH STREET

INDIANAPOSIS IN 46202 PHONE: 332-2525

STAFF :TOT 10+

R&D

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

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RUSSELL G. MCALLISTER, JR. 'DIRECTOR'

VA LEXINGTON VA MEDICAL CENTER

LEXINGTON KY 40507 PHONE:

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

355-2635 EXT. 517

ROBERT E. BURCH, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA NEW ORLEANS VA MEDICAL CENTER

1601 PERDIDO STREET

NEW ORLEANS LA 70146 PHONE: 682-5279

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

IRA SHERWIN, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA BEDFORD VA MEDICAL CENTER

200 SPRINGS ROAD

BEDFORD MA 01730 PHONE: 840-0530

STAFF :TOT 10+

R&D

OSCAR C. BING, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA BOSTON VA MEDICAL CENTER

150 SOUTH HUNTINGTON AVE.

BOSTON MA 02130 PHONE: 839-0771

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

AMICO BIGNAMI, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA WEST ROXBURY VA MEDICAL CENTER

1400 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS PKWY.

WEST ROXBURY MA 02132 PHONE 837-5430

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

WILLIAM 0. DOBBINS, III, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA ANN ARBOR VA MEDICAL CENTER

2215 FULLER RD.

ANN ARBOR MI 48105 PHONE 374-5333

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

MICHAEL DAVID LEVITT, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA MINNEAPOLIS VA MEDICAL CENTER

54TH ST. & 48TH AVE. , SOUTH

MINNEAPOLIS MN 55417 PHONE: 784-6561

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

TRAVIS SOLOMON, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA COLUMBIA VA MEDICAL CENTER

800 STADIUM ROAD

COLUMBIA MO 65201 PHONE 276-6453

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

DAVID V. COHN, PH.D, 'DIRECTOR'

VA KANSAS CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER

4801 LINWOOD BOULEVARD

KANSAS CITY MO 64128 PHONE

FRANCIS J. CAREY, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA ST. LOUIS VA MEDICAL CENTER

ST. LOUIS MO 63125

GERALD LOGUE , M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA DURHAM VA MEDICAL CENTER

508 FULTON STREET

DURHAM NC 27705 PHONE

754-1501

PHONE: 276-4356

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

629-6500

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M.F. SORELL, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA OMAHA VA MEDICAL CENTER

4101 WOOLWORTH AVENUE

OMAHA NE 68105 PHONE:

RICHARD PETER WEDEEN, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA EAST ORANGE VA MEDICAL CENTER

864-0404

EAST ORANGE NJ 07019 PHONE: 342-1269

CHARLES BRUCE TAYLOR, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA ALBANY VA MEDICAL CENTER

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

END NY 12208 PHONE: 563-9374

'DIRECTOR'

:

HERBERT ROSE, M.D.

VA BRONX VA MEDICAL CENTER

130 WEST KINGSBRIDGE RD.

BRONX NY 10468 PHONE:

ALBERT B. EISENSTEIN, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA BROOKLYN VA MEDICAL CENTER

800P0LY PLACE

BROOKLYN NY 11209 PHONE:

JACK K. GOLDMAN, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA BUFFALO VA MEDICAL CENTER

3495 BAILEY AVENUE

BUFFALO NY 14215 PHONE:

VINCENT J. FISHER, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA NEW YORK VA MEDICAL CENTER

FIRST AVE. AT EAST 24TH ST.

NEW YORK NY 10010 PHONE:

STEPHEN A. LANDAW, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA SYRACUSE VA MEDICAL CENTER

IRVING AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY PLACE

SYRACUSE NY 13210 PHONE:

RONALD E. MYERS, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA CINCINNATI VA MEDICAL CENTER

3200 VINE STREET

CINCINNATI • OH 45220 PHONE:

CHARLES L. HOPPEL, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA CLEVELAND VA MEDICAL CENTER

10701 EAST BOULEVARD

CLEVELAND OH 44106 PHONE:

MICHAEL F. WILSON, M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA OKLAHOMA CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER

921 NORTHEAST 13TH STREET

OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73104 PHONE:

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

212-579-1630

265-6351

432-9502

660-9667

953-7401

773-4318

294-7521

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

STAFF: TOT 10+

R&D

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PORTLAND OR 97201 PHONE: 424-9221

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DAVID M. CAPUZZI, M.D. 'DIRECTOR'

VA PHILADELPHIA VA MEDICAL CENTER

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VA PITTSBURGH VA MEDICAL CENTER

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VA CHARLESTON VA MEDICAL CENTER

109 BEE STREET

CHARLESTON NC 92403 PHONE: 677-7346

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ANDREW H. KANG , M.D. 'DIRECTOR':

VA MEMPHIS VA MEDICAL CENTER

1030 JEFFERSON AVENUE

MEMPHIS TN 38104 PHONE 222-7266

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VA NASHVILLE VA MEDICAL CENTER

1310 24TH AVENUE, SOUTH

NASHVILLE TN 37203 PHONE: 852-9771

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VA DALLAS VA MEDICAL CENTER

4500 SOUTH LANCASTER RD.

DALLAS TX 75216 PHONE 749-5382

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VA HOUSTON VA MEDICAL CENTER

2002 HOLCOMBE BOULEVARD

HOUSTON TX 77211 PHONE: 527-7469

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VA SAN ANTONIO VA MEDICAL CENTER

7400 MERTON MINTER BLVD.

SAN ANTONIO TX 78284 PHONE: 738-0463

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VA SALT LAKE CITY VA MEDICAL CENTER

500 FOOTHILL BOULEVARD

SALT LAKE CITY UT 84148 PHONE 588-1514

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VA RICHMOND VA MEDICAL CENTER

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VA MADISON VA MEDICAL CENTER

2500 OVERLOOK TERRACE

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VA WOOD VA MEDICAL CENTER

5000 WEST NATIONAL AVE.

WOOD (MILWAUKEE) WI 53193 PHONE: 362-7611

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VA ALBUQUERQUE VA MEDICAL CENTER

2100 RIDGECREST DR. S.E.

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APPENDIX A

Mr. James M. Wyckoff

Liaison Officer

APR 81981

State and Local Government Affairs

United States Department of Commerce

National Bureau of Standards

Washington, D.C. 20234

Dear Mr. Wyckoff:

This is in response to your letter dated March 24, 1981 requesting

information about the Veterans Administration Research and Development

program. We understand that this information is needed for preparing

an updated reference document on Federal laboratories.

Biomedical, Health Services, and Rehabilitative Engineering research is

conducted at approximately 129 VA medical centers and medical clinics.

The appended listing identifies 60 VA facilities which have 10 or more principal investigators conducting centrally reviewed and funded

research programs. This listing identifies the address of each of

these medical centers as well as the name and telephone number of the

Associate Chief of Staff for Research and Development.

A brief summation of the VA's Research and Development program,

highlighting its unique features, may help to clarify the difficulty we have in providing the requested data as outlined on your Information

Sheet. Research and Development within the VA is chiefly an intramural

program in which clinician-investigators at VA medical centers study

problems arising during their care of veteran patients. Non-clinical

scientists in VA medical centers work in close collaboration with

clinicians and support their research efforts. The research projects

are primarily investigator initiated. Consequently, research conducted

at any one VA medical facility covers a broad range of program areas,

e.g., cardiovascular, pulmonary, behavioral science. All VA studies

are in concert with the overall mission of providing the best available

health care for veteran patients.

Equipment and instrumentation needed for the conduct of research is

provided as a common resource to be used by several investigators at a medical center or may be purchased for and used by only one investigator. Data on equipment and instrumentation purchased with an

In Reply Refer To: 15B1

275
2,

acquisition cost of $2,000 or more are available for each medical

center. However, we evaluate that a listing for each of the 60 aforementioned VA medical centers, even if limited to equipment and

instrumentation with an acquisition cost of over $10,000, would not be

practical for the purpose of your request.

Please contact me at 389-2616 for any questions you may have or further

discussion.

Sincerely,

Enclosure

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February 1983

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Federal Laboratory Directory 1982

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James M. Wyckoff , Editor

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