Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base

Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH

Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work {Contracts | Research | Research Contracts Grants and

and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
NEW MEXICO INST MIN & TECH 538 338 203 170 367
Socorro New Mexico 538 335 203 170 367
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY 2,201 2,741 541 1,336 945
. Albuquerque New Mexico 1,144 943 201 772 373
Kirtland AFB New Mexico 308 ° 308 308 °
Las Cruces New Mexico 797 797 ° 225 872
Cleveland onio 32 ° 22 32 °
NEW YORK ACDEMY OF SCNCES THE 6 6 ° ° 6
New York New York 6 6 o co) 6
NEW YORK BLOOD CENTER, INC. 166 166 ° ° 766
New York New York 166 76 ° ° 166
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE 3e4 aea ° 3e4 °
Valhalla New York 304 3e4 ° 304 °
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 9,815 9,569 245 1,026 8,789
Albany New York 291 291 ° ° 291,
Amherst New York 217 742 6 ° 217
i Binghamton New York 250 97 153 53 197
i New York New York: 1,939 1,922 ae 798 2,442
i Stony Brook New York 6,518 6,518 ° 175 6,343
H NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY oe 98 ° ° 9a
' Norfolk Virginia 98 98 ° ° 98
| NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIV 337 227 ° ° 227
Durham North Carolina 337 237 ° ° 337
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV 11,518 10,298 621 1,194 10,324
Raleigh North Carolina 11,518 10,898 621 1,194 10,324
NORTH CRLINA AG TECHNICAL UNIV 4,247 4,002 245 1,032 3,214
Greensboro North Carolina 4,247 4,002 245 1,033 3,214
NORTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 320 320 ° ° 320
Fargo North Dakota 305 305 ° ° 305
j Grand Forks North Dakota 15 15 ° ° 15
NORTHEAST CONST ENGN 3,055 1,572 1,483 1,885 1,169
Southside Plorida S15 0 515 515 o
Bedford Massachusetts 204 ° 208 204 °
syracuse New York 24 ° 84 es °
Port Royal Virginia 1,572 1,572 ° 402 1,169
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CORP 2,203 1,493 710 842 1,361
Evanston Illinois a1 a1 ° ° a1
Boston Massachusetts 2,122 3,412 710 242 1,280
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE 20 80 ° ° 20
| San Francisco California 80 80 ° ° 80
NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 62 62 ° ° 62
De Kalb Illinois 62 62 ° ° 62
| NORTHAESTERN UNIVERSITY 31,945 10,762 2,283 2,533 9,412
| Chicago Tilinois 235 235 ° ° 235
Evanston Tllinois 9,712 8,529 1,183 2,483 7,230
Northwestern Univers Illinois 1,997 1,997 ) 50 1,947
NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 50 50 ° ° 50
Fort Lauderdale Florida 50 50 ° ° 50

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Table 2. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development

Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
velopmeni
Name of Awardee Development Total P Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts and otal Prime Grants and
ocati or
oO} Grants) Contracts Agreements
WEST VIRGINIA STATE OF oes 905 °
Morgantown West Virginia 985 985 °
Woods HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTT 4.979 1,360 3,619
Woods Hole Massachusetts 41973 1,360 31619
WORK & TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE 2,200 2,200 °
Washington D.c 2,200 2,200 °
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY 90 90 0
Dayeon onio 30 30 °
YOUNG MARINES OF MCL 925 ° 925
Washington D.c 925 ° 925
TOTAL, 2,114,176 1,929,995 194,180

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Table 2. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development

Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
j t ;
i Name of Awardee Developmen Total P, Total Prime
! Li ti # Work (Contracts and otal Prime Grants and
: ocation of Wor
H Grants) Contracts Agreements
| OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 1,801 1,801 °
‘ Colunbus ohio 1,801 1,202 °
1 OHIO UNIVERSITY 50 50 °
Athens ohio 50 50 °
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY 2,331 2,331 °
Eglin AFB Florida 2,220 2,220 °
Stillwater Oklahoma an fees °
OPEN SOFTWARE FOUNDATION INC 500 500 °
| Cambridge Massachusetts 500 500 °
| OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY 978 918 60
! Corvallis Oregon 978 918 60
PALISADES INSTITUTE FOR RESEAR 140 140 °
New York New York 140 140 °
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV INC $5,158 55,158 °
State College Pennsylvania $5,158 55,158 °
i PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHARMA 50 50 °
\ Philadelphia Pennsylvania 50 50 °
i
|
| POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY 250 ° 250
| Brooklyn New York 250 ° 250
f POTOMAC INST FOR PLICY STUDIES 497 ° 497
| washington Dc. “7 3 497
i
| PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 302 302 °
| Princeton New Jersey 302 302 o
‘ PURDUE UNIVERSITY 90 90 °
i Lafayette Indiana 90 30 °
i RAND CORPORATION 24,000 24,000 ©
| anta Monica Canyon California 24,000 24,000 °
| REGENTS OF THE UNIV OF CAL 606 606 °
Berkeley California 606 606 °
i RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST so 50 °
H Troy New Yorke 50 50 °
i
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE ase eae °
: Research Triangle PK North Carolina eae eae °
RICE WILLIAM MARSH UNIVERSITY 538 538 °
! Houston Texas 538 53e °
j RIVERSIDE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 707 707 °
! Lexington Massachusetts 344 344 o
New York New York 362 362 °
RUST COLLEGE 33 Fr °
Holly Springs Mississippi 3 23 °
RUTGERS THE STATE UNIVERSITY 220 230 °
Piscataway New Jersey 230 220 °
SALK INST FOR BLGICAL STUDIES 4344 Peers °
Swiftwater Pennsylvania 4,344 4,344 °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH

Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work {Contracts | Research Research Contracts Grants and

and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements

EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIV 126 126 ° ° 126

Daytona Beach Florida 126 126 ° ° 126

EMORY UNIVERSITY yer 7e1 ° ° 7e1
Atlanta Georgia 7e1 7e1 ° ° 7e1

i ENVIRNMENTAL RES INST OF MICH 2,706 2,462 243 2,583 122
H Ann Arbor Michigan 2,506 2,263 243 2,383 122
! National Space Techn Mississippi 200 200 ° 200 °
| FEDERATION OF AMER SOC FOR EXP 330 ° 330 330 o
: Bethesda Maryland 330 ° 330 330 °

i

: PISK UNIVERSITY 85 8s ° ° 25
Nashville Tennessee 85 85 ° o 85

H FLORIDA AM UNIVERSITY 2,195 2,195 ° 160 2,035
Tallahassee Florida 2,195 2,195 ° 160 2,035

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 926 704 342 268 ose

i Boca Raton Florida 926 704 M42 268 658
| FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECH 490 ass ss ans
| Melbourne Florida 490 455 34 iss 335
| FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIV 2,738 2,545 193 193 2,545
| Miami Florida 2,568 2,375 193 193 2,375
1 Miami (CCD) Florida 170 170 0 ° 170
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 3,427 3,417 ° ° 4,417

| Allentown Florida 25 25 0 oO 25
| Florida state Univ. Florida aus 44 o ° 414
! Tallahassee Florida 978 978 ° ° 978

!

i FOLLETT CORPORATION 273 273 ° ° 27
| Mississippi College Mississippi 54 54 ° ° 54
i Mississippi Valley Mississippi 219 219 ° 219
: FOUNDATION AT NJ INST OF TECH 35 ° 35 35 °
: Newark New Jersey 35 ° 35 35 °
| FUJITU THEODORE IND CONTR 36 36 ° ° 36
| Chicago Illinois 36 36 ° ° 36
GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION 3,954 3,954 ° 217 3.738

Boston Massachusetts 2,954 3,954 o 217 3738

GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 4,353 4,053 300 1,873 2,480
Washington D.c. 25 25 ° ° 25

Fairfax Virginia 4,328 4,028 300 1,873 2,455

GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV THE 2,218 2,218 ° 100 2,118
Washington D.C. 2,218 2,218 oO 100 2,118

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 13,719 13,719 ° 709 13,010
Washington D.c. 43,719 43,719 ° 708 13,010

GEORGIA RESEARCH FOUNDATION 6e1 601 ° 19s 406

Athens Georgia 426 496 ° ° 426
Athens-Clarke Georgia 195 19s ° 195 °

GEORGIA TECH 50 50 ° 50 °

Atlanta Georgia 50 50 ° 50 °

GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP 27,263 14,201 13,062 14,188 13,074
Atlanta Georgia 27,183 14,201 12,982 14,108 13,074

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Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving |
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base |
Fiscal Year 1995 /
|
(Dollars in Thousands)
TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH |
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | total Prime Total Prime |
Location of Work (Contracts | Research Research Contracts Grants and |
and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements |
SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY 2,011 109 2,701 2,701 109 |
Dallas Texas 2,011 108 2,701 21701 108
SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1,687 1,024 663 1,687 o |
Birmingham Alabama 1,687 1,024 663 1,687 ° }
SOUTHERN UNIV AG MECH COLLEGE 604 485 us 312 292
Baton Rouge Louisiana 604 485 119 312 292 \
{
SOUTHWEST FNDTN 252 252 ° 252 ° |
San Antonio Texas 252 252 ° 252 ° |
{
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 5,073 1,296 3,778 5,073 °
Schenectady New York 290 ° 290 290 °
San Antonio Texas 4,783 1,296 3,488 4,783 ° |
SRI INTERNATIONAL 30,653 18,725 11,928 30,653 ° i
Menlo Park california 23,892 16,973 6.919 23,892 °
Los Angeles California 200 ° 200 200 °
Princeton New Jersey 6,263 1,603 4,660 6,263 °
Arlington Virginia 297 ase 148 297 °
ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY 429 439 ° 263 115
St. Louis Missouri 439 439 ° 263 175
STANFORD LELAND JUNIOR UNIV 30,379 27,228 3,151 8,406 21,973
Fremont. California 250 250 ° 250 ° \
Santa Clara California 30 30 ° 30 ° {
Stanford California 27,804 26,076 1,728 6,804 21,000 |
Stanford University California 2,295 872 1,423 1,322 973 |
STANFORD UNIVERSITY 10,946 10,946 ° 2,419 8,526 |
San Francisco California 1,116 1,116 ° 1,116 ° :
Stanford California 140 140 ° 140 o
Stanford University California 9,690 9,690 ° 1,164 8,526 ]
{
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECH 3,033 3,430 402 2,242 991 {
Hoboken New Jersey 31473 3,070 402 2,482 991
Hockamik New Jersey 360 360 ° 360 oO
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE 2 2 ° ° 2
Swarthmore Pennsylvania 2 2 ° ° 2 |
SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP 1,622 ° 1,622 1,622 °
Syracuse New York 1.622 ° 1,622 1,622 ° i
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 2,67 1,034 1,583 2,350 267 |
Syracuse New York 2,617 1,034 1)se2 2,350 267 |
TEMPLE UNIV COMMONWEALTH SYSTM 45 45 oO 45 Oo |
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 45 45 o 4s ° ]
‘TENNESSEE STATE OF 4,949 4,756 192 715 4,234 ;
Knoxville Tennessee 3,092 2,900 192 524 2,568 i
Memphis Tennessee 283 283 ° 191 92 |
Nashville Tennessee 1,389 1,389 ° ° 1,389 |
Tullahona Tennessee 185 1es ° ° aes {
TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 7,784 ‘7,274 511 674 7,110 |
Port Hueneme california 45 45 ° 45 ° |
College station Texas 5,557 5,087 si 525 5,032 |
Corpus Christi Texas 754 754 ° ° 754
Galveston Texas 1,024 1,024 ° 104 920
Kingaville Texas 404 404 ° ° 404
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Table 3. U.S. Federal, State, and Local Government Agencies Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for RDT&E
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL Basic Applied Total Total
i Name of Contractor Contracts | Research Research | Total Prime Prime
| Location of Work & Grants (6.1) (6.2) Development| Contracts Grants
CALIFORNIA STATE OF 1,005 5 ° 1,000 ° 1,005
Sacramento california 1,005 5 ° 1,000 ° 1,005
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGCY 66 66 ° ° 66 °
Washington D.c 66 66 o ° 66 0
| macicearon NATURALIZATION sve 80 20 ° ° 80 °
Washington D.c. 80 a0 ° ° 80 °
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS SPACE ADM 2,285 2,069 216 ° 2,285 °
| anbler California 321 a2i ° ° 121 °
Moffett Field NAS California 150 150 ° o 150 °
| Pasadena California 451 451 ° ° 451 o
Greenbelt Maryland 637 421 216 ° 627 °
| Cleveland onic ery 13e ° ° 13a °
| Houston Texas 7e9 7e9 o o 7e9 °
| warrouns stococrean senvice us us ° ° se 0
Arlington Virginia 14s 146 o ° 146 °
| NATIONAL INST STANDARDS & TECH 2,645 2,319 ° 326 2,645 °
Boulder Colorado 1,480 1372 ° 79 1,450 °
| Gaithersburg Maryland 1,196 949 0 247 1,196 o
| NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES svc 244 244 ° ° 244 °
| Beaufort North Carolina 244 244 ° 0 248 0
| NATIONAL OcNIC ATMOSPHERIC ADM e19 e19 ° ° eis °
| Rockville Maryland 139 139 ° ° 139 °
| Silver Spring Maryland 200 200 ° ° 200 °
| New Bedford Massachusetts 420 420 ° ° 480 0
|
| NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION 425 425 ° ° 425 °
| Arlington Virginia 328 328 0 o 328 °
i Frytown Virginia 37 97 ° o 97 °
| sxceananro marery unsusny per 3,310 ° ° 3,10 0 ast
i Sacramento California 3,310 o ° 3,310 ° 3,310
| U.S DEPARTMENT TRANSPORTATION 930 220 50 ° 930 °
i Washington D.c 930 880 50 o 930 °
| Us DEPT HEALTH & HUMAN svcs 228 100 125 ° 225 °
atlanta Georgia 40 40 ° ° 40 °
Bethesda Maryland 30 30 ° ° 30 °
i Rockville Maryland 155 30 125 ° 158 o
| UNITED STATES DEPT COMMERCE 1,595 1,595 ° oO 1,595 oO
Arlington Virginia Laas 1,489 ° ° 1,489 °
Seattle Washington 106 106 ° ° 106 °
| UNITED STATES DEPT ENERGY 12,662 7,705 ae6 4571 12,662 °
i Berkeley california 160 ° 160 ° 160 °
i Livermore California 1,190 1,190 ° ° 1,190 °
i oakland California 2,156 2,106 50 ° 2,156 °
i Argonne Tllinois 87 87 ° ° 87 0
Gaithersburg Maryland 50 50 ° ° 50 o
| Greenbelt Maryland 40 40 o 0 40 °
| Princeton New Jersey 137 137 ° 3 17 °
| Albuquerque New Mexico 3,420 471 131 2,818 3,420 °
Upton New York 199 165 ° 34 199 o
| Oak Ridge Tennessee 4,923 3,159 45 1,719 4,923 °
Richland Washington 300 300 ° ° 300 o
UNITED STATES DEPT JUSTICE 900- 900- ° ° 900- °
| Washingcon D.c 300- 900- ° ° 300- 3
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INTRODUCTION

This report presents information on Department of Defense (DoD) prime awards of contracts,
grants, and agreements for research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E) made to educational and
other nonprofit institutions, including Federal, state, and local government agencies, during fiscal year
(FY) 1995. Only those awards of contracts over $25,000 and all grants and agreements made to
educational and other nonprofit institutions are included. The information is displayed in the two major
RDT&E budget categories of 1) Technology Base and 2) Development in order to differentiate between
the types of institutions that receive each type of funding. Discussion on the differences in the two major
categories follows:

1. TECHNOLOGY BASE

a. Comprised of two RDT&E budget categories: (1) 6.1 Basic Research; and
(2) 6.2 Applied Research.

b. Technology base funding is generally for programs performed by the academic parts
of universities and colleges.

2. DEVELOPMENT

a. Comprised of five of the seven RDT&E budget categories: (1) 6.3 Advanced
Development; (2) 6.4 Demonstration/Validation; (3) 6.5 Engineering &
Manufacturing Development; (4) 6.6 Management Support; and (5) Operational
System Development (sometimes known as “6.7”).

b. Programs involve engineering design of specific military systems, subsystems, or
processes; construction and testing of prototypes; and other kinds of work.

c. Development funding awarded to institutions of higher education is generally for
programs performed by large laboratories administered by or affiliated with
institutions of higher education, but organizationally separate and qualitatively
distinct from academic parts of the universities.

The DoD RDT&E information is presented in three tables, each of which (1) lists recipients
alphabetically; (2) gives the net value of all awards; and (3) identifies the location where the work was to
be performed.

This report on DoD awards for RDT&E includes only those awards made to nonprofit,
educational, and government institutions. Excluded are awards to commercial entities.

The locations shown in the tables are those reported as where the work was to be performed.
Normally, this is a facility of the institution awarded the contract, grant, or agreement. However, if the
work was scheduled to be performed at a Defense facility, such as an Air Force base, the location shown
may be that of the Defense facility rather than the institution.

DATA RELATING TO RECIPIENTS IN THIS PUBLICATION ARE SUBJECT TO THE
ACCURACY OF THE FEDERAL PROCUREMENT DATA SYSTEM CONTRACTOR
ESTABLISHMENT CODE AND ITS ABILITY TO DESCRIBE RELATIONSHIPS OF
COMPANIES.



Table 2. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
i Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

1 Total By type of funding instrument
i)
: Name of Awardee Development Total Pr Total Prime
Locati f Work (Contracts and otal Prime Grants and
ocation 0% or
_ Grants) Contracts Agreements
|
' HARBOR BR OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTN 28 28 0
| Fort Pierce Florida 28 20 °
HOWARD UNIVERSITY 4,075 4,075 °
| Washington D.c 3.850 3,850 °
| New Orleans Louisiana 225 225 °
HUMAN RSRCES RES ORGANIZATION 469 469 °
1 Alexandria Virginia 469 469 °
I IT RESEARCH INSTITUTE 30,802 30,801 °
' Chicago Illinois 19,127 19,127 °
Annapolis Maryland 11,674 1674 °
/ ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECH 129 ° 129
H Chicago Illinois 129 ° 129
| INDUSTRIAL TECH INST THE 61s 61s °
Oahkosh Wisconsin 615 61s, °
INSTITUTE FOR NNLINEAR SCIENCE 1,200 ° 1,200
| La Jolla California 1,200 oO 1,200
JACKSON, HENRY 410 ° 410
' Bethesda Maryland 410 ° 410
! JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 270,510 270,457 53
i Baltimore Maryland 516 463 53
| Laurel Maryland 269,993 269,992 °
| JOINT OCNGRPHIC INSTTTIONS INC abs ° 359
| Washington D.c 359 ° 359
i KAIN, HARRY ASSOCIATES INC 200 200 °
| Hagerotoun Maryland 200 200 °
s
i KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 50 ° 50
| Manhattan Kansas 50 ° 50
KESTREL INSTITUTE 656 656 °
Palo Alto california 656 656 °
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY a ° 2
| Bethlehem Pennaylvania 2B ° n
LOUISIANA STATE UNTV SYS 2,975 6s 2,906
i New Orleans Louisiana 21978, 6 21906
MARYLAND STATE OF 210 210 °
| Baltimore Maryland 210 210 °
MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH 318,980 327,627 1,35
i cambriage Massachusetts 4,736 2786 950
| Canbriage A Massachusette 403 ° 403
| Lexington Massachusetts 313,841 313,841 °o
| VASSACHUSETTS UNIVERSITY oF 6,952 6,952 °
i Amherst Massachusetts 6.952 6.951 °
| MAYO FOUNDATION 6,868 6,868 °
Rochester Minnesota 6,868 6.868 °
| MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 80 80 0
East Lansing Michigan 20 80 °
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Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

: TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
i TECH ~
Hl Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | total prime Total Prime
i Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
' and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
| Ny UNIVERSITY 526 506 ° ° 586
: New York New York 586 586 ° ° 586
| OAK RIDGE ASSOD UNIVERSITIES 334 55 279 ° 234
i oak Ridge Tennessee 334 55 279 ° 234
|
H OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE 68 68 ° ° 68
: Los Angeles california 6a 68 ° ° 6a
: OCEANOGRAPHY SocIETY INC 50 50 ° ° 50
H Virginia Beach Virginia 50 50 ° ° 50
| OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE 611 271 340 340 271
: Brook Park Ohio 611 271 340 340 an
| OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 6,362 6,174 188 1,154 5,208
center ohio 55 $5 ° 55 °
: Columbus Ohio 6,307 6,119 1ee 1,099 5,208
| OHIO UNIVERSITY 700 425 215 31s 385
: athens ohio 700 425 218 315 385
i OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 125 ° 125 125 °
! Delaware ohio 125, ° 125 125 °
! OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY 886 m4 172 55 931
i Stillwater Oklahoma 286 na 172 55 a21
| OLD DYNION UNIV RES FUNDATION 1,118 510 60s 60s 510
! Norfolk Virginia aias 510 605 605 510
' OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY 567 567 ° 78 429
! Norfolk Virginia 567 567 ° 78 499
i OPEN SOFTWARE FOUNDATION INC 5,937 4,590 1,348 5,937 °
' cambridge Massachusetts 5,937 4,590 1,348 5,937 °
} OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 120 his 5 ° 120
H Washington D.c 120 1s 5 ° 120
i
| OPTOELCTRNICS INDUST DEV ASSN 280 280 ° ° 2e0
i Washington D.c. 280 220 ° ° 280
: OREGON GRADUATE CENTER CORP 6,031 5,959 a72 4,325 2,506
: Beaverton Oregon 5,269 4,694 S75 3,975 1,294
: Portland Oregon 1,562 1,265 297 350 1,212
i OREGON ST SYS HGR ED 555 455 99 ° 555
Eugene oregon 396 396 ° ° 396
Portland oregon 159 59 99 ° 159
j OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY 11,082 10, 995 a8 366 10,717
{ Cornelius Oregon 80 20 ° 20 0
: Corvallis oregon 11,003 10,915 ee 286 10,717
f (OUR LADY OF THE LAKE UNIV aan 134 97 ° 231
i San Antonio Texas 231 134 7 ° 231
PACIFIC NW RES FOUNDATION 248 248 ° ° 240
: Seattle Washington 248 248 ° ° 248
i
i PALISADES INSTITUTE FOR RESEAR 839 16 923 ais 24
| New York New York 839 16 823 eis 24
|
: PAN AMRICAN HLTH ORGANIZATION 30 30 ° 90
i Washington D.C. 90 90 ° ° 90

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Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base

(Dollars in Thousands)

cal Year 1995

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH

Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and

and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements

UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA @,047 3,272 4,775 4,902 3,145
orlando Florida 8,047 3.272 4.778 4,902 3,145
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO THE 2,642 2,642 ° 459 2,183
Chicago Tlinois 2,642 2,642 ° 459 2,183
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 2,360 1,919 440 636 1,723
Cincinnati Ohio 2,360 1,919 440 636 1,723
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 10,137 9,049 1,088 4,777 8,360
Boulder Colorado 9,032 8,028 1,003 1,702 7,328
Colorado Springs Colorado 365 280 8s ° 365
Denver Colorado Tal 741 ° 5 666
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO HEALTH 44 44 ° ° 44
Denver Colorado 44 44 ° ° 44
UNIVERSITY OF CONN COOP CORP 51 ° 51 51 °
Storrs Connecticut 51 0 Sl 51 °
UNIVERSITY OF coNNECTICUT 2,732 2,732 ° a1 2,651
Farmington Connecticut 134 134 oO ° 134
Groton Connecticut 10 10 o © 10
storre Connecticut 2,588 2,588 ° a1 2,507
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON INC 19,095 4,153 14,942 17,158 3,937
Williams AFB Arizona 324- ° 324- 324- °
Dayton Onio 19,419 4,153 15,266 17,482 1,937
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE 6,803 “6,572 232 31s 6,498
Newark Delaware 6,203 6,572 232 315 6.4ee

| UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 8,166 6,106 2,059 1,037 6,328
Gainesville Florida 4,351 2,292 2,059 1,237 2,514
Gainesville East Florida 635 635 ° ° 635
University Florida 3,180 3,180 ° ° 3,180
UNIVERSITY OF GA RES FUNDATION 468 468 ° 117 asi
Athens Georgia 351 asi ° ° 351
Athens Municipal Air Georgia 17 117 ° 17 °
UNIVERSITY OF GUAM 356 356 ° ° 356
Mangilao Guam 356 356 0 ° 356
UNIVERSITY OF HAWA ENDTION INC «a6 S71 15 646 °
Honolulu Hawaii 646 571 75 646 co)
UNIVERSITY OF HAWATT 5,683 4,351 1,332 1,988 2,694
Fonolulu Hawaii 5,683 4,351 1,332 1,988 3,694
UNIVERSITY OP HOUSTON SYSTEM 3,966 3,966 ° ° 3,966
Houston Texas 3,966 3,96 ° ° 3,966
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO ase 148 ° ° 148
Moscow Idaho ase 48 ° ° ase
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 22,972 17,300 5,072 7,582 15,290
Champaign Illinois 17,669 12,607 5,062 6,452 11,2217
Chicago Illinois 1,108 1.038 10 ° 1,108
Univ. of Illinois Illinois 3,100 3,100 ° 262 2,038
Urbana Tilinois 1,094 1,094 ° 267 227
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA THE 2,229 2,229 ° 360 1,870
Towa city Towa 2,089 2,089 ° 220 1,870
Towa (Township of) Iowa 50 so ° 50 °
Hanover New Hampshire 90 90 Oo 90 °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

oer By type of effort By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts | Research | Research Contracts Grants and

and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements

RUSH-PRESBY ST LUKES MED CTR 125 125 ° ° 125
Chicago Tilinois 125 125 ° ° 125
RUTGERS THE STATE UNIVERSITY 9,870 2,933 936 3,534 6,336
New Brunswick New Jersey 3,108 3,108 ° ° 3,108
Piscataway New Jers: 6,727 5,826 901 3,499 3,228

” ey

Piscatawaytown New Jersey 35 ° 35 35 °
SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE OF MD 5 5 ° ° s
St. Michaels Maryland 5 5 ° ° 5
SALK INST FOR BLGICAL STUDIES part aun ° ° aul
La Jolla california 2il aun ° ° ptt
SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY ” 4 ° ° ”
Huntaville Texas ” ” ° ° "4
SAN DEGO SOC OF NTRAL HISTORY aa aa ° ° aa
San Diego California a 11 ° ° ai

SAN DEGO STATE UNIV FUNDATION 1,330 1,330 ° 908 421
san Diego california 1,330 1,330 ° 908 421

SAN FRNCSCO STATE UNIV FNDTION 10- 1o- ° ° 10-
San Francisco California 10- 10- ° oO 1o-

SAN JOSE STATE UNIV FOUNDATION 631 631 ° ° 631
San Jose California 631 631 ° ° 631
SANTA FE INSTITUTE OF SCTENCE 510 10 500 ° 510
santa Fe New Mexico 510 10 500 ° 510
SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1,089 1,089 ° ° 1,089
La Jolla california 1,089 11089 o ° 1,089
SLOAN-KETTERING 250 250 ° ° 250
New Yori New York 250 250 ° ° 250
SNITH-KETTLEWELL EYE RES INST 184 1e4 ° ° 184
San Francisco Calitornia 184 1e4 ° ° 164
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 308 305 ° ° 305
cambridge Massachusetts 305 308 ° ° 305
SOCIETY IND APPL MATH 20 20 ° ° 20
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 20 20 o ° 20

80S PUBLICATIONS 20 20 ° ° 20
Fair Haven New Jersey 20 20 ° ° 20
SOUTH CAROLINA RESEARCH AUTH 38,192 38,192 ° 37,196 997
Charleston South Carolina 37,196 37,196 ° 37,196 °
North Charleston South Carolina 997 997 o ° 997
SOUTHEASTER CNTR FG ELT 11,716 12,327 389 715 12,002
Saint Cloud Florida 11,716 11,327 389 ns 11,002
SOUTHEASTERN OKLA STATE UNIV ai aaa ° ° aaa
Durant Oklahoma qi aaa ° ° 121
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY 1,499 1,483 ° ° 1,483
Los Angeles California 1,483 3,483 ° ° 1,483
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 206 206 ° 68 nae
Carbondale Tilinois 206 206 ° 68 138

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
Fiscal Year 1995
(Dollars in Thousands)
Total By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee Development ; Total Prime
Locati ¢ Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor
Ci Grants) Contracts Agreements
MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNTV 166 166 °
Houghton Michigan 166 166 °
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF NC 1,939 60 1,879
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 1,879 ° 1,879
triangle North Carolina 60 60 °
MIDWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 200 200 °
Kansas City Missouri. 200 200 °
MINNESOTA BOARD OP REGENTS 300 300 °
Minneapolis Minnesota 300 300 °
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSTTY 653 653 °
National Space Techn Mississippi $03 503 o
university Mississippi 150 150 °
MITRE CORPORATION 355,940 355,840 °
Bedford Massachusetts 102,418 383,418 °
McLean Virginia 172,422 372,422 °
MONTEREY, CITY OF 125 as °
| Los Gatos california 125 is °
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE 1,096 1,096 °
‘Atlanta Georgia 1096 1,096 °
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES © 10,383 032 9,552
Washington D.c. 10,383 832 9.551
NATIONAL CENTER FOR MFG 3,916 ° 3,916
ann Arbor Michigan 3,916 ° 3,916
] NATIONAL MARROW DONOR PROGRAN 24,600 ° 24,600
Minneapolis Minnesota 241,600 © 24,600
NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECH 297 ° 297
Newark New Jersey 297 ° 297
NEW MEXICO INST MIN & TECH 1,574 1,554 20
Socorro New Mexico 1,574 1,554 20
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY 7,428 7,438 °
| Albuquerque New Mexico 21770 21770 °
| Kirtland AFB New Mexico 208 205 o
| Las Cruces New Mexico 4,462 4,462 °
|
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 202 202 °
Marcy (Town of) New york 75 75 °
New York New York 207 207 °
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNTV so 50 °
Raleigh North Carolina 50 50 oO
| NORTH CRLINA AG TECHNICAL UNIV 1,099 1,099 °o
Greensboro North Carolina 1,099 1,099 °
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CORP 291 ae a3
Boston Masoachusetts 291 178 113
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 606 ° 686
Evanston Tilinois 686 ° 686
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY 161 i6i °
Rochester Michigan i6i ier °
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base

Fiscal Year 1995

{Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH

Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and

and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA 4s 15 ° ° as
Augusta Georgia as 4s ° ° 4s
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WISCONSIN I 241 241 ° ° 242
Milwaukee Wisconsin 241 241 o o 241
MELLON-PITT-CARNEGIE CORP ise ise ° ° 158
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 158 ise ° ° 158
MICHTGAN BTECHNOLOGY INST THE 3 83 ° ° 23
Lansing Michigan 83 83 ° ° 83
MICHIGAN MOLECULAR INSTITUTE 2 83 ° ° 83
Midland Michigan 83 83 ° oO 83
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 2,622 2,264 258 89 2,533
East Lansing Michigan 2,622 2,364 258 89 2,533
MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIV 1,947 223 2,118 1,179 168
Houghton Michigan 1,947 833 3,115 1,179 768
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF NC 2,930 2,349 sal 2,930 °
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 1461 220 sel 1,461 °
Triangle North Carolina 1,469 1,469 ° 1,469 °
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE 27 27 ° 27 °
Middlebury Vermont 27 27 ° 27 °
MILLSAPS COLLEGE 2 2 ° ° 2
dackson Mississippi 2 2 ° ° 2
MINERALS METALS & MTLS SOC INC 9 9 ° ° 9
Warrendale Pennsylvania 9 9 ° o 9
MINNESOTA BOARD OF REGENTS 13,712 13,542 an 6,689 7,022
Lowell Massachusetts 130 130 ° ° 130
Minneapolis Minnesota 13,321 23,151 17. 6,603 6,718
St. Paul Minnesota 260 260 ° 86 175
MISSISSIPPI RESOURCE DEV 1,000 1,000 ° ° 1,000
University Miss: 1,000 1,000 ° 0 1,000
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY 1,708 1,406 299 144 1,561
Mississippi College Mississippi 299 ° 299 ° 299
Mississippi State Mississippi 217 217 ° ° 217
Mississippi Valley Mississippi 1,046 1,046 ° o 1,046
Muldon Mississippi 56 56 ° 56 °
Starkville Mississippi 60 60 ° 60 °
State College Mississippi 28 28 ° 28 °
MISSOURI SYSTEM UNIVERSITY 2,910 1,985 1,056 se6 1,924
Columbia Missouri 1,351 1,252 99 30 1,321
Rolla Missouri 1,341 384 956 956 384
St. Louis Missouri 218 218 o o 218
MITRE CORPORATION 3,487 4s 3,412 3,487 °
McLean Virginia 3,457 45 3,412 3,487 °
MK INDUSTRIES INC 193 ° 123 193 °
orlando Florida 183 ° 183 aaa °
MONMOUTH COLLEGE 51 51 ° si °
West Long Branch New Jersey 51 51 ° 51 °
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY enn en ° 169 703
Bozeman Montana en e71 ° 169 703

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DoP Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
| Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL | By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH } — colina
Name of Awardee BASE | Total Basic | Total Applied Total Prime Total Prime
i Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants} (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
Fairfax Virginia 99 99 ° 29 °
Falls Church virginia ee 68 ° 68 °
Herndon Virginia 37 37 ° 37 °
McLean virginia 99 99 ° 99 °
Port Royal Virginia 243 043 ° 043 ©
' Pullman Washington 46 46 ° 46 °
Richland Washington 1,301 1,268 33 4,302 °
: Seattle Washington 31 31 ° 31 °
Sequin Washington 810 910 ° ° 910
: AYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 259 259 ° ° 289
| Houston Texas 259 259 ° ° 259
| BAYLOR UNIVERSITY 26 26 ° 26 °
i Waco Texas 26 26 ° 26 °
BEN FRANKLIN TECHNOLOGY CENTER 681 ee o ° een
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 681 eel ° ° 681
BIGELOW LAB FOR OCEAN SCENCES 41s 415 ° ° 415
West Boothbay Harbor Maine 415 415 ° ° 415
i BOARD OF REGENTS OF UNIV SYS 236 163 72 148 88
i Atlanta Georgia 160 87 n uae 22
Savannah Georgia 16 76 ° ° 76
BOISE STATE UNIVERS 37 97 ° 39 59
i Boise idaho 59 59 ° ° 59
! Boise City Idaho 38 39 ° 39 °
i
i BOSTON COLLEGE TRUSTEES OF 3,145 2,545 600 3,009 136
' Boston Massachusetts 1,253, 653 600 1,253 °
Chestnut Hill Massachusetts 1,892 2,892 ° 1,756 136
i
i BOSTON UNIVERSITY, TRUSTEES OF 5,844 5,644 200 1,010 4,934
| Boston Massachusetts 5,596 5,396 200 222 4,713
| Boston University Massachusetts 248 248 ° 128 421
H BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIV 498 498 ° 77 421
| Bowling Green Ohio 421 421 ° ° 422
| colunbus onio ” ” ° ” °
| BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY 1,006 653 353 422 574
! Walthan Massachusetts 1,006 653 353 432 574
BRIGHAM MEDICAL CENTER INC 258 255 ° ° 255
: Boston Massachusetts 255 255 ° ° 255
' BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY 41 241 ° 440 401
St. Joseph Missouri 31 a2 ° ° 31
i Prove Utah 740 740 ° 440 300
i University Utah 70 70 ° ° 70
if
! BRILES PAUL R INC 300 300 ° ° 300
Medford Massachusetts 300 300 ° ° 300
H BROOKLYN CLLG CITY UNIV 101 101 o ° 101
: Brooklyn New york 101 101 ° ° 101
: BROWN UNIVERSITY IN PROVIDNC 8,787 8,235, 353 405 2,303
i Providence Rhode Toland 8,787 8,235 553 405 8,383
|
| BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY 3 33 ° ° 33
Lewisburg Pennsylvania 23 33 ° ° 33
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development

Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee Development Total Prime
Locati ¢ Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
i ocation of Wor
i Grants) Contracts Agreements
: ‘AEROSPACE CORPORATION (250,072 (250,072 °
i 21 Segundo california 250,072 250,072 °
f ALABAMA A & M UNIVERSITY 100 100 °
| Norma} ‘Alabama 100 100 °
|
| AMERICAN SOC FOR ENGRG EDCATN 2,000 ° 2,000
| Washington D.c. 2,000 ° 2,000
i
| ANALYTIC SERVICES INC 29,210 39,210 °
\
| ‘Arlington Virginia 39,210 39,210 °
i} APPLIED INFORMATION MGT INST 450 oO 450
} ‘Omaha (Township of) Nebraska 450 ° 450
' ARVIN INDUSTRIES INC 66,502 66, 501 °
| Buffalo New York 19,839 19,839 o
Springville New York 292 292 °
| Amold Air Force Sta Tennessee 46,370 46,370 °
i AUBURN UNIVERSITY 295 295 °
' ‘huburn Alabama 295 295 °
i AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY ACTION GP 1,001 ° 1,001
; Southfield Michigan 1,001 ° 1,001
j BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE 10,345 10,345 °
| Huntsville ‘Alabama 328 329 °
| Waltham Massachusetts 12a 12a °
Colunbus ohio 9,475 9,475 °
| Waco Texas 131 131 °
Richland Washington 202 282 °
i BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 302 302 °
Houston Texas 382 302 °
H BEN FRANKLIN TECHNOLOGY CENTER 1,400 ° 1,400
i Picteburgh Pennsylvania 1,400 o 1,400
|
| BILLINGS CITY OF 28 aa °
Jericho New York 22 a8 °
I BOARD OF REGENTS OF UNIV s¥s 3,934 3,034 °
H Atlanta Georgia 3,784 3.784 °
i Marietta Georgia 50 50 °
|
| BOSTON COLLEGE TRUSTEES OF 212 212 °
' Chestnut Hill Massachusetts 212 212 °
| BOSTON UNIVERSITY, TRUSTEES OF 1,426 2,426 °
i Boston Massachusetts 1,426 1,426 °
penvoers OsIvensrTr so 0 so
: Waltham Massachusetts 60 ° 60
|
| BRIGHAM MEDICAL CENTER INC 200 300 °
| Boaton Massachusetts 300 300 °
| CAD FRAMEWORK INITIATIVE INC 700 700 o
| Austin Texas 700 700 0
1 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECH 930 100 830
| Pasadena California 930 2100 830
‘ Pomona California 2,080 2,050 °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

ro By type of effort By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and

and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM

Richardson Texas 1,681 432 1,219 1,228 423
San Antonio Texas 1,482 1,427 55 $5 1,427
UNIVERSITY OF THE DST COLUMBIA 448 448 ° 276 am
Washington D.c 448 442 ° 276 a
UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO INC 228 228 ° ° 228
Toledo onio 228 228 ° ° 228
UNIVERSITY OF TULSA INC 15s 155 ° 128 30
Tulsa Oklahoma 30 30 0 ° 30
Tulsa Oregon 125 125 ° 125 °
UNIVERSITY OF TX MED BRNCH GAL 223 223 ° ° 223
Galveston Texas 223 223 ° o 223
UNIVERSITY oF UTAH 9,791 8,469 1,322 4,646 5,146
Sequoyah Hills Tennessee see 588 ° ° see
Salt Lake City Utah 9,203 7,881 2,322 4,646 4,558
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT & STATE 698 664 4 391 307
Burlington Vermont 698 664 34 391 307
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 4,458 3,665 792 758 3,703
Charlottesville Virginia 4,458 3,665 793 755 3,703
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 1,909 1,908 ° 78 3,832
Seattle Washington 1,909 1,903 ° 78 1,232
UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA 809 209 ° ° 209
Pensacola Florida 809 209 ° ° 209
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN 402 402 ° ° 402
Milwaukee Wisconsin 402 402 ° ° 402
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING 668 668 ° 160 508
Laramie Wyoming 655 655 o 160 495
University wyoming B 1B ° ° 13
UNIVERSITY RES ENGINEERS ASSOC 235 335 ° 335 °
Maynard Massachusetts 335 335 ° 335 °
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION 390 ° 390 390 °
Washington D.c 390 ° 390 390 °
UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 397 397 ° ° 397
Los Angeles California 397 397 ° ° 397
UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN MISS 2,116 1,107 ° aaa 975
Bay St. Louis Mississippi 64 64 ° 64 °
Hattiesburg Mississippi 1,043 1,043 ° ” 966
Naval Air Station Mississippi 9 °O 9 ° 9
UNIVERSITY TEXAS AT EL PASO 2,344 2,344 ° ° 2,344
El Paso Texas 2,344 2,244 ° ° 2,344
UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA MED CTR 3e1 ° 3en ° aei
Charlottesville Virginia 381 ° 381 ° 381
UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN SYSTEM 11,906 11,441 464 1,905 10,000
Austin Texas 50 ° 50 50 °
Madison Wisconsin 11,116 10,702 au 1,827 9,289
Milwaukee Wisconsin 740 740 ° 28 72

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH

Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Tota! Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and

and Grants} (6.1) (6.2) Agreements

ACADEMY FOR EDUCATIONAL DEV 208 208 ° 208 °
Washington D.c. 208 208 ° 208 °
ADHESION SOCIEITY INc 7 1 ° ° 7
Blacksburg Virginia 1 7 ° ° 7
ADMIN OF THE TUL EDUC FUND 133 13a ° ° 433
New Orleans Louisiana 133 133 ° ° 133
ADVERTISING COUNCIL TNC 1,323 1,323 ° 1,323 °
New York New York 1,323 3,323 ° 1,323 °
AGOURON INSTITUTE, THE 170 170 ° ° 170
La Jolla california 170 170 ° ° 170
ALABAMA A & M UNIVERSITY 627 1,265 1,082 e22
Normal Alabama 637 1,265 1,082 221
ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE us ais ° ° us
Bronx New York us 119 ° ° us
ALFRED UNIVERSITY 188 6s 6s 1ee
Alfred New York age 65 65 ea
AMERTCAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 16 16 ° ° 16
Washington D.c. 6 6 ° ° 6
Schenectady New York, L 10 ° ° 10
AMERICAN COMPETITIVENESS INST 2,025 8,025 ° o 2,025
Indianapolis Indiana 8,825 8,825" oO oO 8,825
AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION 108 108 ° ° 108
Washington D.c ioe 108 ° ° 108
AMERICAN INDIAN SCI & ENGR SOC 10 10 ° ° 40
Boulder Colorado a0 10 ° ° °
AMERICAN INST BIOLOGCL SCIENCE so8- 19 se6- see- 13
Washington D.c. s08- 13 se6- see- 79
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF 20 20 ° ° 20
Washington D.c 20 20 ° ° 26
AMERICAN IRON & STEEL INST 400 400 ° ° 400
Washington D.c. 400 400 ° ° 400
AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOc 10 10 ° ° 10
Washington D.c 20 10 o ° 10
AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY 30 30 ° ° 30
College Park Maryland 30 30 ° ° 30
BMERICAN RED CROSS THE 193 193 ° ° 192
Rockville Maryland 193 193 o ° 193
AMERICAN SOC FOR ENGRG EDCATN 6.917 6,917 ° 200 6.717
Washington D.c. 6,917 6,917 ° 200 6,717
AMERICAN SOC FOR MICROBIOLOGY 6 6 ° ° 6
Washington D.c 6 6 ° ° 6
BMERICAN UNIVERSITY, THE 23 23 ° ° 2
Washington D.c 23 2 ° ° 23
KMERICAN VACUUM SOCIETY INC a7 uw ° o 17
New York New York 7 7 ° ° 17

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HIGHLIGHTS

The following tables show the number of U.S. institutions receiving prime awards for all research
and development categories and the net value of the awards, by type of institution, for FY 1995 and
FY 1994. In both categories, the other nonprofit break-out includes awards to Federal, state, and local
government agencies.

FY 1995
TYPE OF AWARDEE NUMBER OF | AMOUNT OF
AWARDEES | AWARDS *
TOTAL RDT&E 500 3,769
TECHNOLOGY BASE 466 1,655
Educational** 322 1,132
Other Nonprofit 144 523
DEVELOPMENT 164 2,114
Educational*** 111 831
Other Nonprofit 53 1,283
FY 1994
TYPE OF AWARDEE NUMBER OF | AMOUNT OF
AWARDEES | AWARDS *
TOTAL RDT&E 532 3,595
TECHNOLOGY BASE 484 1,517
Educational** 283 1,023
Other Nonprofit 201 494
DEVELOPMENT 192 2,078
Educational*** 112 1,026
Other Nonprofit 80 1,053
* Amounts in millions.

** — Funding is mostly to academic departments in universities and colleges.
*** — Funding is mostly to university - affiliated laboratories, including Federally Funded Research and
Development Centers that are separate from academic departments.



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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995
(Dollars in Thousands)
TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work {Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants) | (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
| MONTANA TECH OF UNIV MONT 55 55 ° ° 55
Butte Montana 55 55 ° ° 55
| MONTEREY BAY AQAR RES INST 1s 4s ° ° 1s
] Pacific Grove California as 1s Oo o as
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE 676 676 ° ° 676
Atlanta Georgia 676 676 ° 0 676
MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE 1,209 1,034 175 175 1,034
Atlanta Georgia 1,209 1,034 175 175 1,034
MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL 40 40 ° ° 40
New York New York 40 40 ° ° 40
NACE INTERNATIONAL 20 20 ° ° 20
Houston Texas 20 20 ° ° 20
| NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES © 15,736 22,013 3,724 13,849, 1,887
j Redstone Arsenal Alabama 144 144 °o 144 °
| San Diego California 269 269 ° 269 °
i Washington D.c. 13,674 10,030 3,644 11,786 1,087
Aberdeen PROV GRND Maryland 670 590 80 670 °
Natick R & D Center Massachusetts aaa q2i o 121 °
Fort Monmouth New Jersey 637 637 ° 637 °
Raleigh North Carolina 166 166 o 166 °
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 56 56 ° 56 °
NATIONAL CENTER FOR TOOLING 2,201 1,201 o ° 1,201
Toledo ohio 1,201 2,201 ° ° 4,202
NATIONAL CNCL ON RADTN PRICTN so ° 50 so °
Bethesda Maryland 50 ° 50 50 o
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL, EDUCAT 3,428 3,428 ° ° 3,428
Indiana Pennsylvania 3,428 3/428 ° ° 31428
NATIONAL INST BLDG SCIENCES 96 ° 96 96 °
Washington D.c. 96 ° 36 96 °
NATIONAL MARROW DONOR PROGRAM 21,495 21,495 ° ° 21,495
Minneapolis Minnesota 21,495 21,495 ° ° 21,495
NATL CTR INDUSTRIAL COMP 3,500 3,500 ° ° 3,500
Kettering onio 3,500 3,500 ° ° 3/500
NEURAL INFORMATION PROCESSING 27 27 ° ° 27
Beaverton oregon 27 27 ° ° 27
NEW ENGLAND DACONESS HOSP CORP 24a 2an ° ° 241
Boston Massachusetts 241 24L ° ° 241
NEW ENGLAND MED CTR HOSPITALS 332 332 ° ° 332
Boston Maosachusetts 332 332 ° ° 332
NEW ENGLND INSTITUTE FOR LANDS 60 60 ° 60 °
Hanover New Hampshire 60 60 ° 60 °
NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY sys 679 673 ° mu see
Durham New Hampshire 679 679 ° un 568
NES JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECH 1,243 1,064 179 79 1,164
Newark New Jersey 11243 Lioea i 73 1164
NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS UNIV 248 24e ° ° 248
Las Vegas New Mexico 248 248 ° ° 2ae
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Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH -
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts | Research | Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants} (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
Highlands colorado 30 30 ° 30 °
East Lyme Connecticut 46 46 ° 46 °
West Mystic Connecticut 52 52 ° 52 °
Newari, Delaware 2 2 ° 2 °
washington D.c 40 40 ° 40 °
Casselberry Florida 46 46 ° 46 °
Melbourne Florida 37 37 ° 37 °
orlando Florida 132 132 ° 132 °
Tallahassee Florida 87 87 ° 87 °
Winter Springs Florida 30 30 ° 30 °
Athens-Clarke Georgia 55 55 ° 55 °
Aclanta Georgia 36 36 ° 36 °
Champaign Tilinois 68 68 ° 68 °
Granger Indiana 153 153 ° 153 °
feat Lafayette Indiana 45 45 ° 45 °
Lake Charles Louisiana 31 31 ° 2 °
Chevy Chase Maryland 35 35 ° 35 °
College Park Maryland 189 189 ° 189 °
Amherst Massachusetts an ei ° 81 °
Boston Massachusetts 30 30 ° 30 °
Burlington Massachusetts 52 51 ° 51 °
Duxbury Massachusetts 104 104 ° 108 °
Lowell Massachusetts 137 137 ° 137 °
Ann Arbor Michigan 46 46 ° 46 °
croton Heights Michigan 102 102 ° 102 °
East Lansing Michigan a1 31 ° 2 °
Marquette Michigan 19 peed ° us °
Rochester Michigan 30 30 ° 30 °
Minneapolis Minnesota 169 169 ° 169 °
State College Misoiseippi 27 27 ° 27 °
omaha Nebraska 55 55 ° 55 0
Hoboken New Jersey 92 92 ° 92 °
Albuquerque New Mexico a a ° 2 °
Loa Alamos New Hexico at 31 ° 2 o
Albany New York 29 29 ° 29 °
Malverne New York 45 45 ° 45 o
New York: New York 31 a1 ° 2 °
Poestenkill New York 29 29 ° 29 °
Rochester New York 98 99 ° 99 °
Schenectady New York 32 32 ° 22 °
Stony Brook New York so 50 ° 50 °
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 155 155 ° 155 °
Cincinnati onic 66 66 ° 66 °
Columbus Ohio 46,229 4,508 4n,721 46,229 °
Dayton Ohio 32 32 ° 32 o
Oklahoma city Oklahoma 277 277 ° 277 °
Doylestown Pennsylvania 45 45 ° 45 °
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 30 30 ° 30 °
Scranton Pennsylvania 90 90 ° 90 o
spring Grove Pennsylvania 28 28 ° 28 °
Knoxville Tennessee 163 163 ° 163 °
Murfreesboro Tennessee 26 26 ° 26 °
Nashville Tennessee 36 36 ° 36 °
oak Ridge Tennessee 7 ” ° 7 °
Rustin Texas a7 47 ° 47 °
College station Texas 52 52 ° 52 °
Dallas Texas 23 23 ° 23 °
Denton Texas 69 69 ° 69 °
Lubbock Texas 23 33 ° 2 °
San Antonio Texas 70 70 ° 70 °
Magna utah 30 30 ° 30 °
salt Lake City veah 31 31 ° 31 °
Alexandria Virginia 37 37 ° 7 °
Arlington Virginia 40 40 ° 40 °
Charlottesville Virginia 7 n ° 7 °
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH ~

| Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts | Research Research Contracts Grants and

and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements

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| TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 3 na 0 30 8
Fort Worth Texas 113 13 ° 30 23
TEXAS LUTHERAN COLLEGE 2 2 ° ° 2
Seguin Texas 2 2 ° ° 2

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY 1,696 1,696 ° ° 1,696
Lubbock Texas 1,696 1,696 ° ° 1,696
TROY STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 8 8 ° o @
Fort Myer Virginia 2 8 ° ° 8
‘TRUSTEES COLUMBIA UNIV @,591 7,291 1,300 1,275 7316
New York New York 2,591 7,291 1,300 1,275 7,316

TRUSTEES OF CLARK UNIVERSITY 108 toa ° ° 108
Worcester Massachusetts ioe 108 ° ° 108
TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 2,122 2,122 ° ° 2,122
Hanover New Hampshire 2,122 2,122 ° ° 2,122

‘TRUSTEES/U. ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 35 35 ° ° 35

Chicago Tilinois 35 35 ° ° 35
TUFTS UNIVERSITY 1,225 1,134 92 276 950
Boston Massachusetts 87 87 ° o 87
Medfield Massachusetts 35 10 25 ° 35
Medford Maseachusette 1,103 1,036 67 276 026
TULANE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CTR 522 522 ° ° 522
New Orleans Louisiana 522 522 ° ° 522
TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY 4,789 4,789 ° ° 4,789
Tuskegee Alabama 663 663 ° ° 663
; Tuskegee Institute Alabama 4,126 4,126 o ° 4,126
UMSFcU 1,728 1,728 ° ° 1,728
Amherst Macsachusetts 4,728 1,728 ° ° 1,728
UNION COLLEGE 7 7 ° ° 7
Schenectady New york 7 7 ° ° 7
UNITED ENGINEERING TRUSTEES 29 29 ° ° 29
New York New Yori: 29 29 ° ° 23
UNIV OF CA SANTA BARBARA 4,202 4,202 ° ° 4,202
' Santa Barbara california 4,202 4,202 ° ° 4,202
UNIVE AL HUNTSVL END 90 90 ° ° 90
Hunteville Alabama 30 90 ° ° 90
if UNIVER/PGH COMMON SYST EDUC 9,043 9,043 ° 21,173 7,870
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 9,043 9,042 o 4,273 7,870

UNIVERISTY OF PUERTO RICO 100 100 ° ° 100

Rio Piedras Puerto Rico 100 100 ° ° 100
UNIVERSITIES SPACE RES ASSN 933 553 380 933 °
Colunbia Maryland 933 553 380 933 °
UNIVERSITY & COMMUNITY COLLEGE 174 m4 ° 75 99
Reno Nevada am 174 ° 5 99
UNIVERSITY ALA AT BIRMINGHAM 1,083 683 370 420 633
Birmingham Alabama 1,083 683 370 420 633

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

{Dollars in Thousands)

vole By type of effort By type of funding instrument
CH
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts | Research Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
CHILDRENS NATIONAL MED CTR 94 94 ° ° 34
Washington D.c. 94 94 ° ° 94
CHIRES INC 10 10 ° ° 10
Hancock Michigan 10 10 ° ° io
CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT UNIVERSITY 20 20 ° ° 20
Newport News Virginia 20 20 ° ° 20
CITY OF HOPE 65 6 ° ° 65
Duarte California 65 65 ° 0 65
CITY OF NY BD OF EDUCATN 6 ° 65 ° 6s
Brooklyn New York 65 ° 65 ° 6s
CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (I (2,383 2,383 ° o 2,383
Bronx New York pees an ° ° an
New York New York 1,805 1,805 ° ° 1,805
Stony Brook New York 466 466 ° ° 466
CIVIL ENGRG RES FOUNDATION 110 110 ° 50 60
Washington D.C. 110 110 oO 50 60
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY INC 2,344 2,295 49 240 2,104
Port Hueneme California 61 61 ° 61 °
alanta Georgia 2,282 2,234 43 179 2,108
CLARKSON UNIVERSITY aes 263 122 122 263
Potsdam New York 385 263 122 122 263
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 4,036 3,096 aaa 231 3,805
Clemson south Carolina 3,318 3,318 ° ° 3,318
Clemson University South Carolina 718 578 142 231 487
CLEVELAND STATE UNIV THE 50 50 ° ° 50
Cleveland Ohio 50 50 ° oO 50
CNA CORPORATION 462 462 ° 462 °
Alexandria Virginia 462 462 ° 462 °
COLD SPRING HARSOR LABORATORY 5 5 ° ° 5
Cold Spring Harbor New York 5 5 ° oO 5
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 2 2 ° ° 2
Charleston south Carolina 2 2 ° ° 2
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM/MARY VA 1,108 1,108 ° ° 1,108
Gloucester Point Virginia 740 740 oO o 740
Williamsburg Virginia 368 368 ° ° 368
COLLEGE PARK SOPTWARE 67 67 ° 67 °
Altadena california 67 67 ° 67 °
COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES 2,421 a,an2 1,309 120 2,301
Golden colorado 2,421 3,112 1,308 120 2,301
COLORADO SEMINARY ela 344 270 527 se
Denver colorado 534 344 190 446 ae
University Park Colorado 80 ° 20 80 °
COLORADO STATE UNI RES 4,969 4,269 ° ° 4,969
Fort Collins Colorado 4,869 4,869 ° ° 4,869
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 2,048 1,780 265 1,291 754
Fort Collins colorado 2,045 1,780 268 1,291 754
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

{Dollars in Thousands)

] TOTAL By type of effort | By type of funding instrument
TECH : 1_¥ —_—
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied jouer Total Prime
\ Location of Work (Contracts | Research | Research Contracts Grants and
i and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
BUNTING INSTITUTE 303 302 ° ° 383
Cambridge Massachusetts 383 383 0 ° 383
CAL ST unIversrTy 46 46 ° ° 46
Los Angeles calitomia 46 46 ° ° 46
CALIF STATE CLG AT LOSAN 50 50 ° ° 50
Los Angeles california so 50 ° ° so
: CALIF SU, SAN MARCOS FOUNDATIO 48 48 ° 0 48
San Marcos California 48 48 ° ° 48
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: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECH 22,387 21,070 1,317 4,416 17,970
Pasadena california 22/307 21,070 naa7 ale 17,370
CALIFORNIA POLY ST UNIV 172 ama ° 1.4ss ase
Port Hueneme california 11455 11455 ° 2455 0
San Luis Obispo California 256 256 ° ° 256
CALIFORNIA STATE OF 1,377 1.377 ° 452 92s
Northridge california “7 47 ° ° 4
Riverside California a62 262 0 ° 862
San Diego California 4e7 467 ° 452 1s
: CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV AUX svcs 207 207 0 ° 207
Los angeles california 207 207 ° 6 207
: CALIFRNIA PUB HLTH FOUNDATION 1s 1 0 ° as
Berkeley california 1s 1s ° a as
\ CARLETON COLLEGE ie 1s ° ° ae
Northfiela Minnesota 18 ie ° ° 18
i CARNEGIE INSTITUTION OF WASH 150 150 ° ° 150
Washington D.c 150 1s0 ° 0 iso
4 CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY 32,209 24,073 8,136 13,916 18,293
| Cambridge Massachusetts 582 582 ° 582 °
Picteburgh Pennsylvania 23,491 8,136 13,334 18,293
i CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV 5,995 392 1,318 5,068
Cleveland ohio 5,995 a6 Litoz 5,068
: Wright Patterson AFB Ohio ° 216 226 °
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICR 42a 421 ° 0 421
: Washington D.c 423 pest ° ° 421
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! CENTER FOR STRGC INTL STUDIES 50 50 ° 50 oO
Washington D.c 50 50 ° 50 °
i CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 18 ae ° ° 1s
Mount Pleasant Wichigan 18 ie ° 0 1e
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! CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY 299 299 ° ° 299
1 Wilberforce Ohio 299 299 oO oO 299
i CHILDRENS HEALTH CARE sysTEM 322 332 0 232 °
| Cincinnati ohio 332 332 ° 332 °
CHILDRENS HOSP LOS ANGELES INC 200 200 ° ° 200
| Los Angeles California 200 200 ° ° 200
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CHILDRENS HOSP OF PITTSBURGH 3,243 1,243 ° ° 1,242
Pictaburgh Pennsylvania 1,243 2243 0 ° 3243
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995
(Dollars in Thousands)
or By type of effort By type of funding instrument
H
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work {Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 900 900 ° ° 900
Bellingham Washington 900 900 ° ° 900
WHITWAN COLLEGE, INC 23 23 ° ° 2
Walla Walla Washington 23 23 ° ° 23
WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY 113 113 ° ° 113
Wichita Kansas 13 ua ° ° 13
WILD DOLPHIN PROJECT INC 1 ” ° ° ”
Jupiter Florida q7 77 o ° 77
WILKES UNIVERSITY 42 42 ° ° 48
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania 48 48 ° ° 48
WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTI 19,222 18,534 609 m 18,452
Woods Hole Massachusetts 19,172 18,534 639 ya. 18,452
Naval Usc Rhode Toland 50 ° 50 50 °
WORCESTER FOUNDATION FOR BIOME 2i7 217 ° ° 217
Shrewsbury Massachusetts: 217 217 o o 217
WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INST 2,117 2,117 ° 1,817 600
Marlborough Massachusetts 41517 11517 ° 1,517 °
Worcester Massachusetts 600 600 ° ° 600
WORKFORCE REFORESTATION INC 110 iio ° ° 10
Worcester Massachusetts iio iio ° ° iio
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY 1,906 1,036 870 1,270 636
Dayton onio 1.516 924 592 280 636 :
Wright Patterson AFB Ohio 390 112 278 390 °
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA 248 248 ° 42 200 !
New Orleans Louisiana 248 248 ° 48 200 |
YALE UNIVERSITY 6,741 6,095 646 670 6,072 |
New Haven Connecticut 6,435 6,095 340 364 6,072
Yale Connecticut 306 ° 306 306 ° |
YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 421 421 ° 421 ° |
Bronxsdale New York 421 421 ° 421 ° |
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j DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH — ~
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
H and Grants} (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
UNIVERSITY WYOMING RES CORP 66 66 ° 66 °
Laramie ‘fyoming 66 66 ° 66 °
UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 2,905 2,705 200 1,262 1,043 i
Pensacola Florida 142 142 ° ° a2 |
Logan Utah 2,763 2,563 200 1,962 901 |
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY THE @.a41 8,241 ° 1,022 7.819
Nashville Tennessee 8,241 2,41 ° 1,022 7,819
VASSAR COLLEGE INC 104 104 ° ° 104
Poughkeepsie New York: 104 104 ° ° 104
VIBRATION INSTITUTE e 8 ° ° e
Willowbrook Illinois 8 8 ° ° @
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV 318 31s ° 7 27e
Richmond Virginia 318 31s ° 7 278
VIRGINIA PLYTCHNIC INST/ST UNT 5,782 5,012 770 1,664 4,119
Blacksburg Virginia 5,783 5,012 770 1,664 4,119
VIRGINIA TECH FOUNDATION INC a7 ama ° ° aman
Blacksburg Virginia 17a 171 ° ° aman
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY 930 920 ° ° 930
Winston-Salem North Carolina 49 49 ° ° 49
Cleveland ohio eel ae1 ° ° eel
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY IN 2,210 2,060 150 178 2,035
Pullman Washington 2,210 2,060 150 175 2,035
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 5,163 4,949 213 1,424 3,678
st. Louis Missouri 5,163 4,949 213 1,484 3,678
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF 34,055, 34,142 m2 14,394 20,461
Seattle Washington 34.055 34,142 m2 14,394 20,461
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY 1,580 1,528 52 52 1,528
Detroit Michigan 1,580 1,528 52 52 1,528
WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY 1,892 1,893 ° ° 1,893
ogden Uean 1,893 1,893 ° ° 1,093
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 139 139 ° ° 139 |
Middletown Connecticut 139 139 o ° 139 {
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H WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY OF PA 55 55 ° ° 55 |
i West Chester Pennsylvania 55 5S ° ° 55
! WEST VIRGINIA STATE OF soL 501 o 32 468
i Fairmont West Virginia 22 32 ° 32 °
i Huntington West Virginia 118 115 0 ° us
| Institute West Virginia 1es aes ° ° ies
: Morgantown West Virginia 169 16s ° ° 16s
| WEST VIRGINIA UNIV RES CORP 328 328 ° ° 328
| Morgantown West Virginia 328 328 ° ° 328
WEST VRGNIA HIGH TECH CNSRTIUM 4,200 2,400 1,800 ° 4,200
{ Fairmont Weot Virginia 4,200 2,400 1,200 ° 4,200
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| WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY se se ° ° se
| Kalamazoo Michigan 5B 58 o ° 58
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DoD Pi

Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

ime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base

| TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
| TECH ~ ~
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work {Contracts | Research Research Contracts Grants and
i [_and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY INC 1,430 ° 1,430 1,430 °
Miami Florida 4,430 ° 1,430 1,430 °
' ‘ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS 7,451 6,402 1,050 ° 7,451
i Tempe Arizona 7,451 6,402 1,050 ° 7,451
ARIZONA STATE UNIV FOUNDATION 1,813 1,313 500 500 1,313
‘Tempe hrizona 1,813 1,313 500 500 1,313
ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF 3,462 2,512 950 ° 3,462
Fayetteville Arkansas 3,027 2,077 950 ° 3,027
i Little Rock Arkansas 435 435 ° ° 435
ARVIN INDUSTRIES INC 9,980 304 9,596 9,880 100
j ‘Columbus Indiana 284 284 o 284 0
| Buffalo New York 9,696 100 9,596 9,596 100
ASPEN CENTER FOR PHYSICS 5 5 o ° 5
i Aapen colorado 5 5 ° ° 5
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i ASSOC UNIV RESEARCH ASTRONOMY es 2s ° ° 85
Washington D.c. 85 85 ° ° 85
| ASSOCIATED PROF OF LOYOLA 40 40 ° ° 40
Baltimore Maryland 40 40 ° ° 40
| ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES INC 25 28 ° ° 25
i Upton New York 25 25 ° ° 25
ASSOCTION FOR WHEN IN MTHRETICS 97 97 ° ° 97
College Park Maryland 37 97 ° o 97
ASTHMA ALLRGY FNDATION OF AM 1,500 1,500 ° ° 1,500
Washington D.c. 1,500 1,500 ° ° 4,500
ATLANTIC CUNCIL OF THE US THE 96 ° 96 ° 96
Washington D.c. 96 ° 96 ° 96
| AUBURN UNIVERSITY 2,081 1,573 508 386 1,695
| Auburn Alabama 1,887 1,533 324 202 1,655
} Huntsville Alabama 150 oO 150 150 oO
University Alabana 4 ° 34 34 o
Auburn-Opelika Alabama 40 40 ° ° 40
AUGSBURG COLLEGE 2 a ° a °
Minneapolis Minnesota n n ° n °
BALL STATE UNIVERSITY 63 63 ° ° 6
Muncie Indiana 6 6 ° ° 63
BALTIMORE URBAN LEAGUE 80 20 ° ° 80
Baltimore Maryland 20 20 ° ° 20
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE 54,569 12,016 41,753 53,659 910
Auburn Alabama 30 30 ° 30 °
Tucson Arizona 139 139 ° 139 °
cupertino california ar a1 ° an °
Cypress California 26 26 ° 26 °
La Jolla California 31 21 ° 2 °
Menlo Park California 31 31 ° 31 °
Nonterey California 132 132 ° 132 o
| San Diego California 103 103 ° 103 °
Saratoga California 29 29 ° 29 °
‘Thousand Oaks California 50 50 ° 50 °
Boulder Colorado 33 33 o 33 °
Fort Collins Colorado 31 31 ° 31 °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

a By type of effort By type of funding instrument
i i
1 Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts | Research Research Contracts Grants and
t and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV INC 7 16,089 15,295 794 1,009 15,080
State College Pennsylvania 1e4 1e4 ° 1e4 °
University Park Pennsylvania 15,905 as, 111 794 25 15,080
PIERCE JOHN B FNDATION LAB INC 1s6 ° 166 166 °
New Haven Connecticut 166 o 16 166 °
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY 1,478 1,478 o 30 1,448
Brooklyn New York 1,448 1,448 ° ° 1,440
New York New York 30 30 ° 30 0
POTOMAC INST FOR PLICY STUDIES 373 o 373 ° 373
Washington D.c. 373 ° 373 ° 373
PRAIRIE VIEW A & M UNIVERSITY 1,909 1,909 ° ° 1,909
College Station Texas 313 313 ° ° 313
Prairie View Texas 1,597 1,597 ° ° 1,587
PRESIDENT BD TRSTS/S CL CLG 28 28 ° ° 3e
Santa Clara california 38 38 ° ° 30
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 15,238 14,760 470 2,702 12,538
Princeton New Jersey 15,118 14/640 478 2,701 12,418
South Hackensack New Jersey 120 120 ° ° 120
PSYCHONEUROIMMUNOLOGY RES SOC 5 5 ° ° 5
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 5 5 ° ° 5
PURDUE UNIVERSITY 10,997 10,507 490 908 10,090
Lafayette Indiana 80 90 ° 90 °
West Lafayette Indiana 10,907 10,417 490 sie 10,090
RAND CORPORATION 24,604 24, 604 ° 24,604 °
Santa Monica California (24,604 24,604 oO 24,604 o
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REGENTS OF THE UNIV OF CAL 1,786 aun 1,344 1,734 22
Berkeley California 1,646 302 1,344 1,624 22
Irwin California 110 110 ° 110 °
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST 6,764 5,063 901 938 5,826
Troy New York 6,764 5,863 901 928 5,026
RESEARCH FOUNDATION 467 467 ° ° 467
Flushing New York 107 107 ° ° 107
New York New York 359 359 ° ° 359
RESEARCH FOUNDATION SUNY 1,874 1,415 158 an 1,403
‘Albany New York 448 277 rere an 277
Amherst: New York S55 S75 20- ° 555
Binghamton New York 16 16 ° ° 76
Buffalo New York 312 312 ° ° 312
Stony Brook New York 175 175 ° ° 175
Utica New York 7 ° 7 ° 7
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE 4,427 1,781 2,676 4,409 19
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 4,427 3,781 2,676 4,409 1s
RICE WILLIAM MARSH UNIVERSITY 2,526 2,476 50 573 1,953
Houston Texas 2,526 2,476 50 573 1,953
ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECH 90 30 ° ° 90
Rochester New York 30 90 ° ° 30
ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY INC 46s 465 ° ° 465
New York New York 465 465 ° ° 465
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Developmen

Name of Awardee pment Total Prim Total Prime

ovation of Work (Contracts and otal Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor

Grants) Contracts Agreements
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 1.273 aan °
Huntaviile abana Lan 13a 0
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZ FOUNDATION 5 ° 5
Tucson Arizona 5 Oo 5
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 1442 1443 °
Tucson Arizona 1327 1337 °
Atlanta Georgia 106 106 °
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 8,522 4,035 4,497
Berkeley california 11205 1,205 °
Davis california 1/102 1/302 °
La Jolla california 41903 526 4,456
Los Angeles California 133 92 41
San Diego california 282 233 0
San Francisco california 793 793 0
santa Barbara california 25 35 °
UNIVERSITY OP CENTRAL FLORIDA e1o ces 12s
orlando Florida as 0s 0
Orlando Internationa Florida 125 ° 2s
UNIVERSITY OF CINCIOWATE a0 a0 °
Cincinnats onio 420 410 °
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 2,194 2,020 1m
Boulder colorado 1,397 31023 i
Denver colorado 997 937 0
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 20 20 °
Storrs connecticut 20 20 °
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON INC 1.205 7,301 ‘
Williams AFB Arizona 5.066 $086 °
Dayton onio 21238 21234 ‘
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE 222i 2,221 °
Newark Delaware 31221 3.321 °
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 1196 1194 °
Machua Florida $0 50 Q
Bglin AFB Florida 229 229 0
Gainesville Florida as 91s °
UNIVERSITY OP ILLINOIS 2,928 2.449 “79
Champaign Tiinois Laas 669 475
chicago Dlinois 11498 1,498 0
Normal Tlinoie 202 22 °
UNIVERSITY OF TOK THE 998 o98 °
Towa city rowa 998 998 °
UNIVERSITY OF HANSAS 40 40 °
Tawrence kansas 40 40 °
UNIVERSITY OF LowEti, assoc 905 905 °
Lowell Magsachusette 905 905 °
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND S¥STIM 1.457 1,370 8
Baltinore Maryland aie? 87 0
College Park Maryland 180 23 8
Queenstown Maryland 90 30 °
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI (GNC) 100 100 °
Coral Gables Florida 100 100 0

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development

Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Development i
Name of Awardee lopment Total Prim, Total Prime
Locati Work (Contracts and otal Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor!

Grants) Contracts Agreements

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 732 732 °
‘Ann Arbor Michigan 732 732 °
UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA 216 216 °
Missoula Montana 216 216 °
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO 3,273 3,273 °
Kihei Hawaii 2,000 2,000 °
Albuquerque New Mexico 1,102 1,102 °
Kirtland AFB New Mexico an an °
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 515 515 °
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 515 515 °
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 250 250 °
Rochester New York 250 250 °
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CAL 4,781 4,532 250
Los Angeles California 2,295 2,645 250

Los Angeles AF Sta. California 1,986 1,886 °
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHWESTERN LA 50 50 °
Lafayette Louisiana 50 50 °
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 7,136 7,136 °
Arlington Texas 2,310 2,310 °
Austin Texas 3,602 3,602 °

El Paso Texas 144 144 °
Galveston Texas 998 998 °
Richardson Texas 80 80 °
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIN ISLANDS be 56 °
Atlanta Georgia 56 56 °
UNIVERSITY OP VIRGINIA 902 785 116
Charlottesville Virginia 901 785 lis
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN STOUT 50 50 °
Menomonie Wisconsin 50 50 °
UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1,166 1,166 °
Los Angeles California 1,166 1,166 °
UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN SYSTEH 419 419 °
Madison Wisconsin 419 419 °
UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 18, 995 18,995 °
Logan Utah 18,995 12,995 °
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV 292 292 °
Richmond Virginia 233 293 °
VIRGINIA PLYTCHNIC INST/ST UNI 1es 50 138
Blacksburg Virginia ies 50 135
VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 57 ° 87
Petersburg Virginia 57 ° 57
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY IN 50 50 °
Pullman Washington 50 50 °
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 32 ° 32
St. Louis Missouri 32 Oo 32
WENTWORTH INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY 798 798 °
Boston Massachusetts 798 798 °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base

Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

Tor By type of effort By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | total prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and

and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS rea 738 50 429 299
Kansas City Kansas 357 357 ° 268 88
Lawrence Kansas aan 3el 50 221 210
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS CENTER 269 269 ° ° 269
Lawrence Kansas 269 269 o ° 269
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE 421 383 37 135 286
Louisville Kentucky 421 383 37 135 286
| UNIVERSITY OF LOWELL ASSOC 17 7 40 a7 °
i Lowell Massachusetts 117 7 40 117 °
i UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEM 493 438 5S 6s 428
| Orono (Town of) Maine 35 35 oO 35 °
Orono Maine 458 403 55 30 428
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SYSTEM 12,691 9,432 2,259 2,682 9,039
H Baltimore Maryland 2,054 1,801 253 375 1,679
| Cambridge Maryland 25 25 ° ° 25
| Catonsville Maryland 478 478 ° 0 478
H College Heights Eat. Maryland 1,250 ° 1,250 1,280 o
| College Park Maryland 2,634 6,278 1,756 1777 6,887
| College View Maryland 250 250 ° 250 °

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| UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE 40 40 o ° 40
| Piscataway New Jersey 40 40 ° 0 40
H UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI 20 20 ° ° 20
Coral Gables Florida 20 20 ° co) 20
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI (INC) 7,263 7,181 82 2,082 5,181
coral Gables Florida 4.714 4,632 82 82 4,632
Miami Florida 2,549 2,549 ° 2,000 549
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 21,047 18,232 2,716 3,035 ie, 012
ann Arbor Michigan 20,282 18,166 2,716 3,035 17,847
Dearborn Michigan 165 165 ° ° 165
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI 642 642 ° ° 642
Jackson Mississippi 145 145, ° ° 145
University Mississippi 254 254 ° ° 254
‘UNIV of MS Mississippi 242 242 ° ° 242
UNIVERSITY OF NC AT CHAR 297 297 ° ° 297
Charlotte North Carolina 297 297 ° ° 297
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA 1,019 1,019 ° 403 616
Lincoln Nebraska 825 825 ° 209 616
omaha Nebraska 193 193 ° 193 °
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO 33,670 10,421 23,249 an 33,199
Kihei Hawaii 22,540 ° 22,540 ° 22,540
Albuquerque New Mexico 11, 095 10,421 674 436 10, 659
Kirtland AFB New Mexico a5 ° 35 35 o
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 1,999 1,999 ° 1,999 °
Chapel Hill North Carolina 1,999 1,999 ° 1,999 °
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS 202 202 ° 86 ne
Denton Texas 802 202 ° 86 ns
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOWA 1,882 1,882 ° 132 1,750
Norman oklahoma 935 935 ° a2 253
Oklahoma City Oklahoma 3e8 388 ° 50 338
Stillwater Oklahoma 559 559 ° ° 559

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Tables:
Table 1. U.S. Educational and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements
for Technology Base
Table 2. U.S. Educational and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements
for Development
Table 3. U.S. Federal, State, and Local Government Agencies Receiving

i
DoD Prime Awards of Contract

for RDT&E,

Grants, and Agreements



Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995
(Dollars in Thousands)
TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work {Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
GBORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP
Atlanta NAS Georgia 80 ° 20 20 °
GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCES 96 96 ° ° 96
Lomax North Carolina 6 6 ° ° 6
Kingston Rhode Island 90 90 ° ° 90
GRAMBLING STATE UNIV FUNDATION 3,816 3,816 ° ° 3,816
Grambling Louisiana 3,816 3,816 ° ° 3,016
GREAT LKES CHPSITES CONSORTIUM 10,071 10,071 ° ° 10,072
Kenosha Wisconsin 10,071 10,072 ° ° 10,071
HANNEMANN UNIVERSITY 650 650 ° 165 425
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 650 650 ° 165 4e5
HAMPTON UNIVERSITY INC 2,980 2,950 20 30 2,950
Hampton Virginia 2,950 2,950 ° ° 2,950
Hampton Institute Virginia 30 ° 30 30 0
HARBOR BR OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTW 945 675 270 270 675
Fort Pierce Florida 675 675 ° ° 675
Fort Pierce Beach Plorida 270 ° (270 270 °
HARVARD UNIVER PRES & FEL OF 7,510 7,448 65 992 6,518
Boston Massachusetts 540 540 ° 540 °
cambridge Mapsachusette 6,962 6,896 65 452 6,509
Southboro Massachusetts 9 9 ° ° 9
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY 162 162 ° ° 162
Hempstead New York 162 162 ° ° 162
HOUSTON ADVANCED RESEARCH CTR 9s 95 ° ° 95
‘The Woodlands Texas 95 95 ° ° 95
HOWARD UNIVERSITY 4,437 4,218 219 962 3,474
Washington D.c. 4,401 4.182 219 927 31474
Hanover New Hampahire 35 35 ° 35 °
HUDSON INSTITUTE INC 55 ss ° ss °
Indianapolis Indiana 55 55 ° 55 °
HUMAN RSRCES RES ORGANIZATION 7,819 53 7,765 7,819 °
Alexandria Virginia 7,819 53 7,765 7,819 o
HUMBOLDT STATE UNIV CNT BD DIR ass 155 ° ° 155
Arcata California 155 iss ° ° iss
I I T RESEARCH INSTITUTE 3,279 ° 3,279 3,279 °
Chicago Tilinois 2,582 ° 2,582 2,582 °
Rome New York 208 ° 208 208 °
Fort Hill Virginia 429 ° 489 489 °
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECH 6,117 6.117 ° ° 6,127
Chicago Illinois 6,117 6,117 °o oO 6,117
ILLINOIS STATE MUSEUM SOCIETY 35 35 ° 35 °
Springfield Illinois 35 35 oO 35 o
INDIANA UNIVERSITY 5.554 4,280 674 1618 3,936
Bloomington Indiana 2,187 1,483 on 2.618 529
Columbus Indiana 180 150 ° ° 150
Indianapolis Indiana 3,247 3,247 ° ° 3,247
INDUSTRIAL TECH INST THE 497 ° 497 497 °
Ann Arbor Michigan 497 ° 497 497 °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base

Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

| TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
H TECH ~
| Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
{ Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
|
| KNOXVILLE COLLEGE 345 345 ° ° 345
' Knoxville Tennessee 345 345 o ° 345
i LEHIGH UNIVERSITY 4,048 4,048 ° aL 4,017
Bethiehen Pennaylvania 4,048 4,048 ° 21 4,07
| LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 1,202 1,202 ° ° 1,202
: Lincoln University Pennsylvania 1,202 1,202 ° ° 1,202
l LINFIELD RESEARCH INSTITUTE 221 123 98 98 123
McMinnville Oregon 221 123 9e 38 123
1 LOGISTICS MANAGENENT INST 60,556 60,556 ° 60,556 °
Bethesda Maryland 51,475 51,475 ° 51,475 °
MeLean Virginia 9,081 9,082 ° 9,081 °
i LOUISIANA STATE UNIV SYS 2,543 2,189 2e4 ase 1,697
i Baton Rouge Louisiana 995 995 ° 308 686
New Orleans Louisiana 1,140 756 304 304 756
! Shreveport Louisiana 275 275 ° 125 150
university Louisiana 133 133 ° 29 104
LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY 137 137 ° ° 437
; Ruston Louisiana 137 137 ry ° 437
H
! LOVELACE INSTITUTES THE 5 5 ° ° 5
| ‘Albuquerque New Mexico 5 5 ° ° 5
|
i LOWELL OBSERVATORY see 350 238 sea °
: Flagataff Arizona 502 350 238 588 °
j LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 85 as ° ° es
| Chicago Illinois as a5 ° ° 85
i MARINE BIOLOGICAL LAB THE 60 60 ° ° 60
| Woods Hole Massachusetts 60 60 ° o 60
i
! MARYLAND STATE OF 10,873 10,818 ss 86 10,787
i Baltimore Maryland 573 573 ° ° 573
college Park Maryland 10,300 10,245 55 26 10,215
H MASSACHSTTS EYE EAR INFIRMARY 125 128 ° ° 125
| Boston Massachusetts 125 125 ° ° 125
|
| MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH 65,321 48,177 17,144 23,495 41,026
H Bryant Square Maryland 45 45 ° ° 4s
| cambridge Massachusetts 51,863 45,809 6,054 11,242 40,620
' Cambridge A Massachusetts 13,413 2,323 11,030 12,283 1,160
MASSACHUSETTS UNIVERSITY OF 6,195 3,014 2,381 3,265 2,930
: Bmherst Massachusetts 3,197 2,866 330 654 2,543
i Amherst Center Massachusetts 1,204 ° 1,804 1,804 °
i Lowell Massachusetts 388 373 1s ° aee
i Worcester Massachusetts 207 575 232 807 °
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| MASSACHUSETTS, COMMONWEALTH 651 651 ° ° 651
| Lowell Massachusetts 651 651 ° ° 651
: MATERIALS RESEARCH SOCIETY o4 34 ° ° 24
Pittaburgh Pennsylvania 34 4 ° ° 94
| MATHEMATICAL ASSN OF AMER 44 “4 ° ° “4
: Washington D.c. 44 44 ° ° a4
Hi MAYO FOUNDATION 1,260 994 266 1,260 °
; Rochester Minnesota 1,260 994 266 1,260 °

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FOREWORD

Educational and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving DoD Prime Awards of Contracts,
Grants, and Agreements for Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation is published annually. This
report provides information on Department of Defense prime awards of contracts, grants, and agreements
to educational and other nonprofit institutions for research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E).
The awards are further categorized by type of RDT&E funding and displayed within two major RDT&E
budget categories: (1) Technology Base and (2) Development. This information is shown in three
tables, organized by awards to:

1. U.S. Educational and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving DoD Prime
Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base;

2. U.S. Educational and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving DoD Prime
Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development; and

3. U.S. Federal, State, and Local Government Agencies Receiving DoD Prime
Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for RDT&E.



Table 2. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development

Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee Development f Total Prime

Locati ¢ Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor

Grants) Contracts Agreements
SEMATECH, INC 87,900 ° 87,900
austin Texas 27,900 ° 27,900
SLORN- KETTERING 14s ° 149
New York New York 14s ° 149
SOUTH CAROLINA RESEARCH AUTH 4,760 4,760 °
Charleston South Carolina 1,419 1,419 °
North Charleston South Carolina 3,341 3,341 °
SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1,393 1,292 °
Birmingham Alabama 1,393 1,393 0
SOUTHERN UNIV AG MECH COLLEGE 133 133 °
Baton Rouge Louisiana 133 133 °
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 5,092 5,092 °
San Antonio Texas 5,092 5,092 °
SRI_INTERNATIONAL 22,355 22,355 °
Menlo Park california 19,737 19,737 °
Los Angeles california uo 110 °
Princeton New Jersey 2,508 2,508 °
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECH 50 ° 50
Hoboken New Jersey 50 ° 50
SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP 2,629 3,629 °
syracuse New York 3,629 3,629 °
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 1,710 1,710 °
Syracuse New York 1,710 1,710 °
TENNESSEE STATE OF 634 3e7 247
Knoxville Tennessee 247 ° 247
Tullahoma Tennessee 387 387 o
‘TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 790 50 740
College Station Texas 50 50 °
Galveston Texas 740 ° 740
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS FOUNDATION an an °
Dallas Texas an an °
TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY 11s 1s °
Lubbock Texas us 1s °
‘TRUSTEES COLUMBIA UNIV 1,512 13 739
Columbia University New York 131 131 °
New York New York 2,380 sel 199
UNIVER/PGH COMMON sysT EDUC 450 ° 450
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 450 o 450
UNIVERSITIES SPACE RES ASSN 199 198 °
columbia Maryland 199 199 °
UNIVERSITY KY RES FOUNDATION as as °
Lexington Kentucky us us °
UNIVERSITY NC AT CHAPEL HL a4 ° 24
Chapel Hill North Carolina e4 ° 84
UNIVERSITY NOTRE DAME an ° aL
Notre Dame Indiana 41 ° 4.

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Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

ror By type of effort By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (contracts | Research | Research Contracts Grants and
and Grents) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
UNIVERSITY BASICS INC. 459 459 ° 278 asi
amherst New York 278 278 ° 278 °
Buffalo New York 181 ye1 ° ° ie1
UNIVERSITY CITY SCTENCE CENTER e26 826 ° ° 826
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 026 826 ° ° 826
UNIVERSITY COLORADO AT DENV 14s ° M49 44s °
Denver Colorado 149 ° 149 149 °
UNIVERSITY CORPORATION 164 164 ° ° 164
Northridge California 164 164 0 ° 164
UNIVERSITY FLORDIA CIVIL ENGRG 40 40 ° 40 °
Port Hueneme California 40 40 oO 40 °o
UNIVERSITY FOR ATMOSPHERIC RES 1s aes ° ° 185
Boulder Colorado 185 1es ° ° ies
UNIVERSITY KY RES FOUNDATION 5e4 467 16 160 424
Lexington Kentucky 424 424 ° ° 424
Lexington-Blue Grass Kentucky 160 43 ie 160 °
UNIVERSITY MASS DARTMOUTH 5s 55 ° ° ss
North Dartmouth Massachusetts 55 55 ° ° 55
UNIVERSITY MASS/ELEC & CO ENG 150 ° 150 150 °
amherst Massachusetts 150 ° 150 150 °
UNIVERSITY NC AT CHAPEL HL 4,904 4,800 104 576 4,328
Chapel Hill North Carolina 4,505 4,401 104 576 3,929
Charlotte North Carolina 399 399 ° ° 399
UNIVERSITY NOTRE DAME 2,023 1,993 30 90 1,933
Notre Dame Indiana (2,023 1,993 30 90 1,933
UNIVERSITY OF AKRON isi asi ° ° isi
Akron ohio isi isi ° ° isi
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 3,281 377 2,774 2,575 S75
Huntsville Alabama 2,795 170 2,625 2,426 369
Tuscaloosa Alabama 356 207 149 149 207
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA 1,231 1,231 ° 35 1,195
Fairbanks Alaska 2,231 1,232 ° 35 1,195
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZ FOUNDATION 1,669 1,69 o ° 1,669
‘Tucson Arizona 1,669 1,669 ° ° 1,669
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 8,473 8,174 299 1,679 6,794
Tucson Arizona 8,473 8,174 299 1,679 6,794
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 87,232 78,438 8,794 21,651 65,581
Berkeley california 14, e85 13,287 1,599 4,651 10,235,
Davis California 3,940 3,840 100 727 3,213
Irvine California 6,280 5,975 304 1,328 4,952
La Jolla California 22,529 22,126 403 972 21,557
Los Angeles California 17,599 15,970 1,629 5,754 11, 845
Port Hueneme California 61 61 ° 61 °
Riverside Califomia aes ° 189 ° ptr
San Diego California 4,170 s16 3,254 3,254 916
san Francisco California pute) a10 304 568 546
santa Barbara california 32,781 1,912 870 3,754 9,027
Santa Clara California 42 48 o ° 48
Santa Cruz California 3,605 3,464 141 583 3,022
Seattle Washington 31 a1 ° ° 32
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Fiscal Year 1995

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Table 2. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development

Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
r

Name of Awardee Development Total P Total Prime

L ti # Work (Contracts and otal Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor

Grants) Contracts Agreements
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE 492 492 °
Pitesburgh Pennsylvania 492 492 °
CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY 34,491 34,492 °
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 34,491 34,491 °
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV 3 33 °
Washington D.c. 3 3 °
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY INC 2,090 1,886 234
Aelanta Georgia 2,090 1,856 204
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 2,113 2,050 63
Clemson University South Carolina 63 ° 63
Pendleton South Carolina 2,050 2,050 °o
CLEVELAND ADVNCED MFG PROGRAM 4,641 4,641 °
Cleveland Ohio 4,641 4,641 °
COMPETITIVE TECHNOLOGIES INC 820 820 °
Westport: Connecticut 820 820 oO
CONSORTIUM FOR ADVNCE MFG INTL 706 ° 706
Arlington Texas 706 o 706
CORPORATION OF MERCER UNIV 5,150 5,150 °
Warmer Robins Georgia 5,150 5,150 °
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY 124 124 °
omaha Nebraska 724 724 °
DRAPER CHARLES STARK LAB INC 256,956 256,956 °
cambridge Massachusetts 247,219 247,219 o
Cambridge A Massachusetts 9,736 9,736 °
DREXEL UNIVERSITY 61 61 °
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 61 61 °
ENVIRNMENTAL RES INST OF MICH Tan 7,871 °
Los Angeles California 453 453 °
Ann Arbor Michigan 7,418 7,418 °
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIV 255 212 a
Miami Florida 212 212 o
Miami (ccD) Florida rey ° 2
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 46 46 °
Tallahassee Florida 46 46 °
FOCUS HOPE 12,791 o 12,792
Detroit Michigan 12,791 ° 12,791
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, THE @,196 ° 8,196
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 2,196 ° 8,196
GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION 1,694 1,694 °
Boston Massachusetts 1,694 1,694 °
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 2,200 2,200 °
Fairfax Virginia 2,200 2,200 oO
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 7,000 ° 7,000
Washington D.c. 7,000 ° 7,000
GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP 20,994 20,954 40
Atlanta Georgia 20,994 20,954 40

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Table 3. U.S. Federal, State, and Local Government Agencies Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for RDT&E

Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL Basic Applied | Total Total
Name of Contractor Contracts Research Research | Total Prime Prime
Location of Work & Grants (6.1) (6.2) Development | Contracts Grants
UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVY 441 416 ° 26 441 °
Menlo Park California 250 (250 o ° 250 °
Reston Virginia 191 166 ° 26 192 °
US EMBASSY IN NEW DELHI 161 ° ° 161 té1 °
INDIA ye1 ° ° 161 161 °
| ‘TOTAL 26,141 15,970 77 9,394 21,826 4,35
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Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

i TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH
| Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | total Prime Total Prime
i Location of Work (Contracts | Research | Research Contracts Grants and
H and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 2,523 1,248 275 275 1,248
Eugene oregon 1,523 3,248 275 278 1,248
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 8,019 7,721 297 297 7721
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 7,929 7,631 297 297 71631
University Park Pennsylvania 90 90 ° ° 90
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH TR 1,822 280 1,542 1,542 280
Pitteburgh Pennoylvania 1,022 280 4,542 1,542 280
UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO 198 798 ° ° 798
Hunacao Puerto Rico 366 366 o ° 366
Mayaguez Puerto Rico 50 50 ° ° 50
Rio Piedras Puerto Rico 149 149 ° ° us
University of Puerto Puerto Rico 108 108 ° ° 108
San Juan Puerto Rico 125 125 ° ° 125
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND 2,689 2,530 159 126 2,563
Kingston Rhode Teland azul 1,092 11s 86 1,125
Narragansett Rhode Island 1.434 1.434 ° ° 1,434
Providence Rhode Island 4 4 ° ° 4
West Kingston Rhode Island 40 o 40 40 °
i UNIVERSITY OF RICHYOND “4 14 ° ° 4
| Richmond Virginia “4 “4 ° ° a4
|
i UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 4,201 4,731 70 ° 4,801
Rochester New York 4,801 4.731 70 ° 4,201
| amvanszre oF sours sana n » ° ° »
| Mobile Alabama ” ” ° 49 27
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA 1eae 1.978 30- ° 1eae
Charleston South Carolina qo 10 ° ° 10
Colunbia South Carolina 1,039 1,869 a0- ° 1,839
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA 7 147 ° 150 597
Saint Petersburg Florida 210 210 ° ° 210
Tampa Florida 352 352 ° 150 202
University of South Florida 185 185 ° ° 185
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CAL 36,336 25,009 12,327 26,076 10,259
Los Angeles California 22,393 14,311 8,082 12/164 10,228
Los Angeles AF sta. California 10,186 10,186 ° 10,186 °
Marina del Ray California 3,040 o 3,040 3,040 °
Redondo Beach California 30 20 ° ° 30
University Park California 687 482 205 687 °
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISS a2a 12a ° ° a2i
Hattiesburg Miaissippi 121 321 ° ° 12a
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHWESTERN LA 10 to ° ° 10
Lafayerte Louisiana 10 30 ° ° 10
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 66 66 ° ° 66
Tullahoma Tenneasee 66 66 ° ° 66
| UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH 120 120 ° ° 120
Houston Texas 120 120 ° ° 120
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UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 60,257 32,521 27,736 48,462 11,794
Arlington Texas 10,815 10,815 0 10,249 566
Auetin Texas 45,477 19,075 26,402 36,143 9,328
| Dallas Texas 60 ° 60 60 °
H El Paso Texas 122 722 ° 722 °
| Houston Texas 50 50 ° ° 0

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Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

{Dollars in Thousands)

| TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH -
| Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
i Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
i and Grants} (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
COMBUSTION INSTITUTE INC 20 20 ° ° 20
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 20 20 ° ° 20
COMPTON RESEARCH & DEV LABS 240 240 ° o 240
Staten Island New York 240 240 ° o 240
CONSORTIUM FOR INTERNATIONAL E 1,050 1,080 ° ° 1,050
University Center Michigan 1,050 1,050 ° ° 1,050
CONSORTIUM UNIV WASH METRO 273 273 ° 273 °
‘Alexandria Virginia 273 273 ° 273 °
CORNELL UNIVERSITY 19,435 16,533 2,302 5,231 14,204
| Ithaca New York 19,063 16,161 2,902 4,859 14,204
Ithaca College New York 372 372 ° 372 °
CORPORATION FOR NATL RESR INT 3,874 ° 3,574 ° 3,574
Reston Virginia 3,574 o 3,574 ° 3,574
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY 103 103 ° ° 103
Omaha Nebraska 103 103, ° ° 103
DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE 207 207 ° 207 °
Boston Massachusetts 207 207 ° 207 °
DAYTON FOUNDATION 450 o 458 ° 458
| Dayton ohio 458 ° 458 ° 458
DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY 299 299 ° ° 299
Dover Delaware 299 299 ° ° 299
DILLARD UNIVERSITY BD TRUSTEES 544 394 aso 150 394
New Orleans Louisiana 544 394 150 150 394
DRAPER CHARLES STARK LAB INC 3,142 690 2,452 3,142 °
cambridge Massachusetts 2,675 680 1,984 2,675 °
Cambridge A Massachusetts 467 ° 467 467 °
DREW UNIVERSITY 35 35 ° ° as
Madison New Jersey 35 35 ° ° 35
DREXEL UNIVERSITY 747 697 50 170 577
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 747 687 50 170 877
DUKE UNIVERSITY 4,779 4,368 aun 1,060 3,729
Beaufort. North Carolina 26 236 ° ° 236
Durham North Carolina 4,543 4,132 41 1,060 3,483
EARTH AND SPACE RESEARCH 197 197 o ° 197
Seattle Washington 197 197 ° ° 197
EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 219 21s ° ° 219
Greenville North Carolina 219 219 ° ° 219
EDISON WELDING INSTITUTE 2,293 o 2,293 2,293 °
Columbus onio 2,293 ° 2,293 2,293 °
EINSTEIN ALBERT MEDICAL CTR 1,084 934 150 150 934
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 1,084 934 150 150 934
ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY THE 7 7 ° ° 7
Pennington New Jersey 7 7 ° ° 7
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV 486 426 ° ° 426
Elizabeth City North Carolina 496 426 > ° 486

* Mostly Academic Departments (See Introduction pages 1-2)

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Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1995

(Dollars in Thousands)

H TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Appl Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
i and Grants) 6.1) (6.2) Agreements
INSTITUTE ELECTRICAL 108 105 ° ° 105
New Brunawick New Jersey 7 a7 ° ° v7
Piscataway New Jersey ee ee ° ° ee
INSTITUTE FOR DEF ANALYSES 75,281 75,281 ° 75,281 °
Alexandria Virginia 75,281 75,281 ° 75,281 °
INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY LEARN 157 157 ° ° 187
i Fremont. California 106 106 ° ° 106
i Palo Alto California 51 si ° ° Si
H INSTITUTE OF GAS TECHNOLOGY 169 ° 189 189 °
| Chicago Tllinois 189 ° 189 189 °
i
| INTERFACE FOUNDATION OF N AMER 10 10 ° ° 10
' Fairfax Station Virginia 10 10 ° ° 10
| INTERNTONAL CUPT SCIENCE INST 104 204 ° 0 104
: Berkeley California 104 104 ° ° 104
| nwure ermexmrerar cotrenmice a a ° 0 e
| Anchorage Alaska al 41 ° ° al
| soxa coxnee ae ae ° 3 as
i New Rochelle New York: 88 88 ° ° ee
i IOWA STATE UNIV OF SCNCE TECH 1,473 aan 302 302 aan
| ames Towa 1,473 1am 302 302 ran
i
JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY 1,275 2,275 ° 355 920
Jackson Mississippi 2,275 1,275 ° 355 920
JACKSON, HENRY M 20,408 20,408 ° 7,167 13,242
Bethesda Maryland 13,420 19,420 ° 7,016 12,405
Rockville Maryland 988 see ° 151 837
JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY 62 62 ° ° 62
Harrisonburg Virginia 62 62 ° ° 62
JARVIS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 133 133 ° 133 °
Hawkins Texas 133 133 ° 133 °
JEFFERSON THOMAS UNIVERSITY 228 228 ° 205 aa
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 238 238 ° 205 33
JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 287 287 ° 287 °
University Heights Ohio 287 287 ° 287 °
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 21,279 9,572 1,707 1,908 9,374
Baltimore Maryland 9,164 7,587 1,607 1,808 7,360
Laurel Maryland 2,114 2,014 100 100 2,014
JOINT OCNGRPHIC INSTTTIONS INC 197 197 ° 37 100
Washington D.c. 197 197 ° 37 100
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 447 346 101 zor 346
Manhattan Kansas 447 346 101 102 346
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY 574 249 325 325 249
Kent ohio 574 249 325 325 249
| KESTREL INSTITUTE 1,906 173 1,732 1,906 °
Palo Alto California 1,906 173 1,732 1,906 °
KEYSTONE CENTER (THE) 16 16 ° ° 16
Keystone Colorado 16 16 ° ° 16

* Mostly Academic Departments (See Introduction pages 1-2)

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