Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1996

(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
j NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 0 32,192 6,992 5,300 9,042 3,151
| Redstone Arsenal Alabama 53 53 ° 53 °
San Diego California 126 126 ° 126 °
| Washington D.c. 10,073 5,953 4,120 6,921 3,151
Aberdeen Prov Grnd Maryland 1,563 383 1,121 1,563 °
Natick R & D Center Massachusetts 85 8s °O 85 oO
| Raleigh North Carolina 292 292 ° 292 °
| NATIONAL ASSN OF SOCIAL WKRS 131 131 ° ° 131
i Washington D.c. 431 431 ° 0 aan
|
|
NATIONAL BUR OF ECONOMTC RES 469 489 ° ° 469
canbridge Massachusetts 469 469 ° ° 469
NATIONAL CNCL ON RADTN PRICTN 138 es 50 139 °
Bethesda Maryland 139 89 50 139 °
NATIONAL HISPANIC UNIV INC 150 150 ° ° 150
San Jose California 150 150 ° ° 150
NATIONAL INST BLDG SCTENCES 40 ° 40 40 °
Washington D.c 40 o 40 40 °
NATIONAL INST FOR PROP DEV 30 30 ° ° 30
Albuquerque New Mexico 30 30 ° ° 30
NATL CTR INDUSTRIAL COMP 1,500 1,500 ° ° 1,500
Kettering ohio 1,500 1,500 ° ° 1,500
NATURE CONSERVANCY THE 750 750 ° ° 750
Durham North Carolina 150 150 ° o 150
Arlington Virginia 600 600 ° o 600
NAVAJO NTION TRIBAL GOVERNMENT iso 150 ° ° 150
Truxton ‘arizona 150 150 ° ° 150
NEURAL INFORMATION PROCESSING 15 1s ° ° as
Beaverton ‘Oregon 4s 15 o ° 1s
NEW ENGLAND DACONESS HOSP CORP aun eu2 ° ° ein
Boston Massachusetts ail ell ° ° ail
NEW ENGLAND MED CTR HOSPITALS 300 ° 300 ° 300
Boston Massachusetts 300 ° 300 ° 300
NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY s¥s 307 a5 272 ° 307
Durham New Hampshire 307 35 272 ° 307
| NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECH 647 547 100 100 ‘S47
i Newark New Jersey 647 547 100 100 547
NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS UNIV 417 417 ° ° 417
Las Vegas New Mexico 417 417 ° o 417
NEW MEXICO INST MIN & TECH 3,647 303 3,344 3,394 253
Socorro New Mexico 3,647 303 3,344 3,394 253
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY 10,217 10,033 104 642 9,575
Albuquerque New Mexico 435 435 o 435 °
Las Cruces New Mexico 9,782 9,598 124 207 9,575
NEW YORK BLOOD CENTER, INC. 37 ° a7 ° a7
New Yorke New York a7 ° 37 ° 37
| NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE 277 277 ° aze 49
| Valhalla New York 277 277 ° 128 149
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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 1996
(Dollars in Thousands)
Total By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee Development i Total Prime
Locati ¢ Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
ocation 01 ‘or
Grants) Contracts Agreements
TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY 150 150 °
Lubbock Texas 150 150 °
TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA UNIV-NYC 2,518 935 1,582
Columbia University New York (292 138 154
New York New York 2,227 797 1,429
TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 25 ° 28
Hanover New Hampshire 25 oO 25
UNIVER/PGH COMMON SYST EDUC 438 ° 438
Pittaburgh Pennsylvania 438 ° 438
UNIVERSITIES SPACE RES ASSN 932 032 °
Columbia Maryland 832 832 °
UNIVERSITY & COMMUNITY COLLEGE 99 99 oO j
Reno Nevada 99 99 °
UNIVERSITY KY RES FOUNDATION 63 63 °
Lexington Kentucky 63 63 ° {
UNIVERSITY NC AT CHAPEL HL 187 ° 187
Chapel Hill North Carolina 187 ° 187 |
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UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 1,549 1,549 °
Huntsville Alabama 1,419 1,419 o
Tuscaloosa Alabama 130 1320 °
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 629 629 °
‘Tucson Arizona 472 472 °
Atlanta Georgia ise ise °
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 10,573 5,221 5,353
Berkeley california 1,330 ° 1,330
Davie California ais ° ais
Irvine california 100 ° 100
La Jolla California 4,085 3,217 2,869
Los Angeles California 996 450 546
Riverside California 173 ° 173
San Diego California 68 ee °
San Francisco California 3,417 3,417 °
Santa Barbara California 30 70 20
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 88 89 °
orlando Florida 29 89 °
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 1,475 634 ea2
Cincinnati Ohio 1,475 634 842
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 2,281 2,255 26
Boulder colorado 601 655 26
Denver Colorado 1,600 1,600 °
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 512 512 °
Storrs Connecticut 512 512 °O
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON INC 859 859 °
Dayton ohio 259 ass o
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 1,026 641 305
Eglin AFB Florida 293 293 °
Gainesville Florida 732 348 25
UNIVERSITY OF HAWATI 50 ° so
Honolulu Hawaii 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 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Development i
Name of Awardee Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts and ‘otal Pri Grants and
| ocation of Wor
| Grants) Contracts Agreements
t
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OP TECH 1 0 a
chicago Tilinoia 1 0 3
INSTITUTE FOR FON PLICY ANALIS 196 136 0
Cambridge Massachusetts 196 196 °
INT'L as ° 25
Baltimore Maryland 25 ° 25
i JACKSON, HENRY M 1,336 150 1,196
| Bethesda Maryland 150 150 °
Rockville Maryland 1,186 oO 1,186
ors HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 243,470 238,699 am
Baltimore Maryland 5,677 906 4,771
Laurel Maryland 297,314 237,314 0
Addison Michigan 478 478 °
YONSAS STATE UNIVERSITY so ° 50
| wanhatean Kaneas 50 ° 50
| KESTREL INSTITUTE 848 848 °
Palo Alto california eas ory °
LM BARNES 2s 225 °
Piscataway New gersey 22s 225 0
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY 246 99 7
Bethlehem Pennsylvania 246 3 wa
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV SYS 570 50 s20
| Baton Rouge Lovieiana 570 50 520
LOvELACE INSTITUTES THE 1,547 1,547 °
Albuquerque New Mexico 1,547 1,547 )
NAGEE-WOMENS HEALTH CORP 1,003 ° 1,002
Pivteburgh Pennsylvania 1/003 0 1,003
MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH 209, 505 207,678 1,826
Canbridge Massachusette 21661 0s 1,826
Lexington Massachusetts 206,843 306, 943 °
MASSACHUSETTS UNIVERSITY OF 22 22 °
Worcester Nasachuaetta 242 242 °
MATHEMATICAL ASSN OF AMER as ° as
Washington b.c. 25 0 25
wavo FOUNDATION 3,928 2,928 °
Rochester Minnesota 31538 3930 0
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WISCONSIN 1 eae ° ca
Milwaukee Wisconsin eas ° eae
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF sc 4,524 0 as24
Charleston South Carolina 4524 ° as24
MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE 6 ° 62
Nashville Tennessee 62 ° 62
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 1,924 ° 1,924
Delhi (Township of) Michigan 951 ° 951
East Lansing Michigan 973 ° 973

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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 1996

(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 DEPT ENERGY
Argonne Illinois 238 88 ° 150 238 °
Princeton New Jersey 293 293 ° ° 293 °
Albuquerque New Mexico 622 522 100 ° 622 °
Upton New York 143 143 ° ° 143 °
Oak Ridge Tennessee 575 225 350 ° 575 °
| UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL sURVY 20 80 ° ° 20 ° i
Menlo Park California 80 80 ° ° 20 ° :
VIRGINIA, COMMONWEALTH OF 54 30 ° 24 ° 54 |
Richmond Virginia S4 30 ° 24 ° 54 1
TOTAL (25,350 8,567 2,993 13,791 11,840 13,510 |

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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 1996

(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

FISK UNIVERSITY 204 163 42 42 163
Nashville Tennessee 204 163 42 42 163
FLORIDA A & M UNIVERSITY 2,484 1,710 775 48 2,437
Tallahassee Florida 2,484 1,720 15 48 2,437
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 3,664 3,349 315 181 3,483
Boca Raton Florida 3,664 3,349 315 lel 3,483
FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECH 401 265 137 12 289
Melbourne Florida 401 265 137 112 289
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIV 2,598 2,204 394 274 2,324
Miami Florida 2,446 2,081 394 274 2,171
Miami (CCD) Florida 1s2 152 oO oO 152
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 1,539 1,328 210 40 1,499
Tallahassee Florida 1,539 1,329 210 40 1,499
FOX CHASE CANCER CENTER (INC) 176 176 ° ° 116
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 176 16 o ° 16
GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION 4,991 254 4,737 7289 4,202
Boston Massachusetts 4,438 254 4,184 236 4,202
Boston University Massachusetts 553 ° 553 553 °
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 2,885 2,209 596 1,366 1,519
Stony Brook New York 95 95 ° ° 95
Pairfax Virginia 2,790 2,194 596 1,366 1,424
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV THE 2,216 2,181 35 30 2,186
Washington D.c. 2,216 2,181 35 30 2,186
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 6,600 6,600 ° 1,078 5,522
Washington D.c. 6,600 6,600 ° 1.078 5,522
GEORGIA RESEARCH FOUNDATION 590 590 ° n 519
Athens Georgia 590 590 Oo 1 519
GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP 22,902 13,197 9,708 8,687 34,215
Bayville Delaware 100 ° 100 100 °
atlanta Georgia 22,802 33,197 9,604 8,587 14,215
GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCES 140 108 32 ° 140
Kingston Rhode Island 37 37 ° ° 37
West Kingston Rhode Island 103 2 32 ° 103
GRAMBLING STATE UNIV FUNDATION 2,416 2,416 ° ° 2,416
Grambling Louisiana 2,416 2,416 ° ° 2,416
GRAND CHAPTER THETA CHT 4s 15 ° ° 15
syracuse New York 4s 4s ° ° 4s
GREAT LKES CMPSITES CONSORTIUM 4,413 4,413 ° ° 4,413
West Columbia-Cayce South Carolina 4.413 4423 ° ° 4.423
HAHNEMANN UNIVERSITY 241 242 ° a6 125
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 241 24 ° 116 125
HAMPTON UNIVERSITY INC 2,640 1,738 902 isi 2,499
Hampton Virginia 2,640 1,738 902 151 2,489
HARBOR BR OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTN 1,447 1,160 287 ee 1,359
Fort Pierce Florida 1,359 1,160 199 oO 1,359
Fort Pierce Beach Florida se ° ae ee °

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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 1996
i (Dollars in Thousands)
i oe 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
SAN DEGO SOC OF NIRAL HISTORY ua n ° ° na
san Diego california i a ° ° a
SAN DEGO STATE UNIV FUNDATION 4,944 4.944 ° 3,379 1,566
San Diego California 4,944 4,944 ° 3,379 1,566
SAN FRNCSCO STATE UNIV FNDTION 124 124 ° ° 124
San Francisco California 124 124 oO oO 124
SAN JOSE STATE UNIV FOUNDATION 270 270 ° ° 270
i san Jose california 270 270 ° ° 270
! SANTA FE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2 2 oO 0 2
i Gainesville Florida 2 2 ° ° 2
: SANTA FE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE 1,658 °o 1,658 ° 1,658
santa Fe New Mexico 1,658 ° 1.658 ° 1.65e
SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1,530 1,415 118 us 1,415
La Jolla california 1,50 1.415 115 11s iais
SHADYSIDE HLTH EDCKTN RES CORP 10 10 ° ° 10 |
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 10 10 ° ° 10 j
: SIDNEY KIMMEL CANCER CENTER 777 7 ° ° 777 |
H san Diego california 77 177 ° ° 77
i SLOAN-KETTERING 2,085 2,085 ° ° 2,085
! New York New York 21085 2/085 ° ° 2/085
i SMITH, JOHNSON C UNIVERSITY 14s as ° © 149
: Charlotte North Carolina 14s 14s ° ° 14s
SNITH-KETTLEWELL EYE RES INST 185 185 ° ° iss
san Francisco california 18s 185 ° ° ies
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION sel 581 ° ° sel
cambridge Massachusetts sel 581 ° ° 581
SOCIETY FOR LEUKOCYTE BIOLOGY 5 5 ° ° 5
H Bethesda Maryland 5 5 ° ° 5
i SOCIETY OF HSPNIC PROF ENGNERS 19 1s ° ° 19
i Loe Angeles California 1s 19 ° ° 19
| eects oF sono optaens aN « « ° ° «o
| Bellingham Washington 60 60 ° ° 60
| SOUTH CAROLINA RESEARCH AUTH 18,104 18,004 100 ‘18,104 °
Charleston south Carolina 18,004 18,004 ° 18,004 °
| Noxth Charleston South Carolina 100 ° 100 100 °
' SOUTH DAKOTA SCHL MINES & TECH 332 332 ° ° 332
Rapid City South Dakota 332 332 ° ° 332
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY 375 375 ° ° a75
Brookings South Dakota 375 375 ° ° 375
i SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 70 22 48 ° 70
i Carbondale Tlinois 70 22 42 ° 70
|
: SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY e12 azz 490 490 322
| Dallas Texas e12 322 490 490 322
| soomra neseaRcH mesTETUTE 1294 ue 1368 1,294 °
: Birmingham Alabama 1,294 126 1168 1,294 °
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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 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee Development Total Pri Total Prime

L ti Work (Contracts and Otal Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor

Grants) Contracts Agreements
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 1,617 1,250 367
Champaign Illinois 675 538 137
Chicago Illinois 657 427 230
Normal Tllinoia 285 285 °
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA THE 1474 205 1,269
Towa City Towa 1,474 205 1,269
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS 100 ° 100
Lawrence Kansas 100 ° 100
UNIVERSITY OF LOWELL ASSOC ses 58s °
Lowell Massachusetts ses ses °
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEX 91 ° 91
Orono Maine 91 ° 91
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SYSTEM 2,113 60s 1,508
Baltimore Maryland 1,832 349 1,493
College Park Maryland $1 26 25
Queenstown Maryland 230 230 °
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 2,453 1,002 1,451
‘Ann Arbor Michigan 2,453 1,002 1,451
UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA 515 269 246
Missoula Montana 515 268 246
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXTCO 1,587 1,587 °
Kihei Hawaii 238 238 c)
Albuquerque New Mexico 1,010 1,010 °
Kirtland AFB New Mexico 130 130 °
Las Cruces New Mexico 210 210 o
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS 1,742 ° 1742
New Orleans Louisiana 1,742 ° 1,742
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS 210 175 3s
Denton Texas 210 175 35
UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN TOMA 500 ° 500
Cedar Falle Towa 500 ° 500
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 4,536 1,948 2,587
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 4,536 1,948 2,587
UNIVERSITY OF PTTSBRGH TR THE 310 310 °
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 310 310 °
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND 297 7 200
Kingaton Rhode Island 250 50 200
Narragansett Rhode Island a7 “7 °
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA 432 10 362
Columbia South Carolina 432 70 362
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CAL 14,659 14,016 645
Los Angeles California 14,659 14,014 645,
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHWESTERN LA 50 so °
Lafayette Louisiana 50 50 oO
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 896 e96 °
Tullabona Tennessee 096 296 °

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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) 1996. 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 presented under the Technology Base and Development
budget categories in order to differentiate between institutions receiving each type of RDT&E
funding. Discussion of differences between the two major categories follows:

TECHNOLOGY BASE

« Comprised of two RDT&E research categories: (1) Basic Research; and (2) Applied
Research.

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

DEVELOPMENT

* Comprised of five of the seven RDT&E research categories (1) Advanced
Technology Development: (2) Demonstration and Validation; (3) Engineering and
Manufacturing Development: (4) Management Support; and (5) Operational System
Development.

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

« 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 departments of the universities.

The three tables of DoD RDT&E information, presented alphabetically by recipient,
show net value of awards for each recipient and locations of where the work was to be
performed. This report only includes awards made to nonprofit, educational, and government
institutions. Awards to commercial entities are excluded.

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
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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 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Devel

Name of Awardee evelopment Total P Total Prime

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

Grants) Contracts Agreements
BUFFALO INSTITUTE FOR MED RES a4 ° a4
Buffalo New York 114 ° 14
CAD FRAMEWORK INITIATIVE INC 250 250 °
Austin Texas 250 250 o
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECH 1,701 620 1,071
Pasadena California 2,701 630 1,071
camp INC 12,502 12,502 o
Cleveland Ohio 12,502 12,502 o
CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY 33,717 33,047 670
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 33,717 33,047 670
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV 245 ° 248
Cleveland ohio 245 ° 245
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA 35 o as
Washington D.c. 35 ° 35
CHEMICAL IND INST TOXICOLOGY 10 ° 10
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 10 ° 10
CHILDRENS HEALTH CARE SYSTEM ae ° 86
Seattle Washington se ° 88
CHILDRENS HOSP OF PITTSBURGH esi ° asi
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 851 ° a51
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY INC eee 666 °
Atlanta Georgia 666 666 °
CLARKSON UNIVERSITY 4s ° 14s
Potsdam New York 14s o 145
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 448 448 °
Pendleton South Carolina 440 448 °
QA CORPORATION 44,324 44,324 °
Alexandria Virginia 44,324 44,324 °
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM/MARY VA 250 ° 250
Gloucester Point Virginia 250 ° 250
CORNELL UNIVERSITY 370 ° 370
Ithaca New York 370 ° 370
CORPORATION FOR NATL RESR INT 150 ° 150
Reston Virginia 150 ° 150
CORPORATION OF MERCER UNIV 3,160 3,160 °
Robins AFB Georgia 60 60 °
Warner Robins Georgia 2,100 3,200 °
DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE 252 ° 282
Boston Massachusetts 252 ° 252
DEFENSE ENTERPRISE FUND 21,500 ° 21,500
Richmond Quartermast Virginia 21,500 °o 21,500
DRAPER CHARLES STARK LAB INC 192,464 192,464 °
cambridge Massachusetts 186, 248 126,248 °
Cambridge A Massachusetts 6,216 6,216 °

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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 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH
T ‘

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 YORK UNIVERSITY 3,689 2,985 703 1,205 2,484
New York New York 3,235 2,531 703 902 2,283
Stony Brook New York 223 223 ° 223 °
Tuxedo New York 231 231 ° ° aan

NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY 8 8 ° ° ®
Bronx New York e @ ° ° 8
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIV 50 50 ° ° 50
Durham North Carolina 50 50 ° ° 50
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV 11,536 10,264 1,272 1,084 10,483
Raleigh North Carolina 11,536 10,264 1,272 1,054 10,483
NORTH CRLINA AG TECHNICAL UNIV 2,072 1,534 538 387 ama
Greensboro North Carolina 2,072 1,534 538 357 ama
NORTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 2,782 2,782 o ° 2,782
Fargo North Dakota 27 2,117 ° ° 2,117
Grand Forks North Dakota 665 665 o ° 66s
NORTH SLOPE BOROUGH 244 244 ° ° 244
Barrow Alaska 244 244 o ° 244
NORTHEAST CONSTM ENGN 1,840 70 1,770 1,840 °
Southside Florida 442 ° 442 442 °
Bedford Massachusetts 550 ° 550 550 °
syracuse New York 248 70 19 eae °
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CORP 2,076 1,404 672 695 1,381
Bondsville Massachusetts lis 116 ° ° 16
Boston Massachusetts 1,961 1,289 672 695 1,266
NORTHERN CAL CANCER CTR 1,587 1,587 ° ° 1,587
Union City California 1,587 1,587 ° ° 1,587
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE 3e7 187 ° ° 187
San Francisco California 187 187 oO oO 187
NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 212 2i2 ° ° 212
De Kalb Tllinois 212 212 ° ° 212
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 15,169 14,518 651 770 14,399
Boulder colorado 43 43 ° ° 42
Chicago Illinois 868 68 Oo ° 868
Evanston Tilinois 11,128 10,478 651 770 10,360
Northwestern Univers Illinois 3,128 3,128 ° ° 3,128
NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY si 51 ° ° 51
Fort Lauderdale Florida 51 51 ° ° 51
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY 50 ° 50 50 °
Rochester Michigan so ° 50 50 °
OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE s9 59 ° ° 59
Los Angeles california 59 59 ° ° 59
OCEANOGRAPHY SOCTETY INC 30 20 ° ° 30
Virginia Beach Virginia 30 30 ° ° 30
OFFICE OF RESEARCH SERVICES 40 ° 40 40 °
Greensboro North Carolina 40 o 40 40 °
OHTO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE 493 258 235 235 258
Brook Park onio 493 258 235 235 258

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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 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

or 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
UNIVERSITIES SPACE RES ASSN 100 ° 100 100 o
Columbia Maryland 100 ° 100 100 o
UNIVERSITY & COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1,121 1,027 24 28 1,092
Las Vegas Nevada 157 157 ° ° 157
Reno Nevada 963 870 94 28 935
UNIVERSITY BASICS INC. 360 360 ° ° 260
Buffalo New York 360 360 ° ° 360
UNIVERSITY CITY SCIENCE CENTER 175 175 ° ° 1s
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 15 178 o ° 175
UNIVERSITY CORPORATION 32 32 ° ° 22
Northridge california 22 32 ° ° 32
UNIVERSITY FOR ATMOSPHERIC RES 494 494 ° 304 190
Boulder Colorado 494 494 ° 304 190
UNIVERSITY HEALTHCARE SYS LC 670 670 o ° 670
New Orleans Louisiana 670 670 ° ° 670
UNIVERSITY KY RES FOUNDATION 1,850 1,850 ° 60 1,790
Lexington Kentucky 1,271 1.272 ° ° 127d
Lexington-Fayette Kentucky 579 579 ° 60 519
UNIVERSITY MASS DARTMOUTH a a ° ° a
Dartmouth Massachusetts s 5 ° ° 5
North Dartmouth Massachusetts 6 6 ° ° 6
UNIVERSITY NC AT CHAPEL HL 6,492 6,406 26 335 6,157
Chapel Hill North Carolina 6,197 6,111 a6 335 5,862
Charlotte North Carolina 295 295 o ° 295
UNIVERSITY NOTRE DAME 2,371 2,200 am 90 2,281
Notre Dame Indiana 2,371 2,200 an 90 2,281
UNIVERSITY OF AKRON 327 227 ° ° 327
‘Akron onio 327 327 o ° 327
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 7,935 4,101 3,034 2,511 4,425
Birmingham Alabama 4,582 2,775 1,807 1,700 2,882
Huntaville Alabama 2,834 807 2,027 1,702 1,133
Tuscaloosa ‘Alabama 519 519 ° iio 409
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA 152 152 o 246 506
Faizbanks Alaska 752 752 ° 246 506
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 15,581 13,082 1,669 2,658 12,883
Tucson Arizona 15,581 13,882 1,669 2,658 12,893
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 105,293 98,792 6,502 30,097 75,196
Fairbanks Alacka 469 469 ° 469 °
Berkeley California 23,347 22,459 eee 12,105 12,242
Davis California 4,060 3,921 138 422 3.578
Hayward California ae ae ° ° ae
Irvine California 5,262 4,487 778 997 4,265
La Jolla California 23,626 22,045 1,se1 2,827 20,800
Los Angeles California 18,257 17,193 1,063 6,170 12,087
Northridge California 65 65 ° ° 65
Riverside California 909 a13 96 27 282
San Diego California 3,189 2,612 577 3,039 150
san Francisco california 5.871 5.871 ° 283 5,508
Santa Barbara California 16,313 15,194 4,119 2,248 14,065
santa Cruz Califomia 3,907 3,643 264 1,452 2,455
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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 1996

(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

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 13,101 12,127 974 1,332 11,768
Princeton New Jersey 13,101 42,127 974 1,232 11,769
PSYCHNEURAL IMMUNOLOGY RES SOC 5 5 ° ° 5
Urbana Tilinois 5 5 ° ° 5
PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE aaa qi ° ° aaa
Berkeley california a1 331 ° ° 131
PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH 1,799 1,798 ° ° 1,799
New York New York 1,799 1,799 ° ° 1,799
PURDUE UNIVERSITY 10,124 9,737 387 722 9,402
san Diego california 275 275 ° 275 °
West Lafayecte Indiana 9,849 9,462 387 447 9,402
QUINSTAR TECHNOLOGY INC 70 ° 10 70 °
Torrance california 10 ° 70 70 °
RADCLIFFE COLLEGE 402 402 ° ° 402
cambridge Massachusetts 402 402 ° ° 402
RAND CORPORATION 35,192 29, 546 5,645 35,191 °
Blanchard califomia ae, 53a 12,893 5,645 12,538 °
Santa Monica California 16,653 16,653 ° 16,653 °
REGENTS OF THE UNIV OF CAL 1416 236 1,180 1,416 °
Berkeley california 1,366 1e6 1,180 1,366 °
Irwin California 50 50 ° 50 °
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST 4,685 4,008 677 768 3,917
Gainesville Florida 38 38 ° ° 38
Troy New York 4,647 3,970 67 168 3,879
RESEARCH FOUNDATION 382 322 50 50 332
New York New York 382 332 50 50 332
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE 3,419 436 2,983 3,009 410
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 3,419 436 2,983 3,009 410
RICE WILLIAM MARSH UNIVERSITY 2,935 2,240 695 an 2,464
Houston Texas 2,935 2,240 695 an 2,464
ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECH 296 ais 20 40 256
Rochester New York 296 216 20 40 256
ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY INC 83 3 50 ° fy
New Yorke New York 83 33 50 o 83
RUSH-PRESBY ST LUKES MED CTR 26 86 ° ° 26
Chicago Tllinois 86 86 ° 0 86
RUTGERS THE STATE UNIVERSITY 9,963 9,446 517 3,372 6,591
New Brunswick New Jersey 2,499 2,170 320 192 2,297
Piscataway New Jersey 6.937 6,739 198 2,643 4,296
Piscatawaytown New Jersey 337 537 ° 537 °
SAINT FRANCIS COLLEGE 3,219 ° 3,319 ° 3,319
Loretto Pennsylvania 3,319 ° 3,319 ° 3,319
SAINT JOHN'S HOSPITAL & HEALTH 149 149 ° ° 149
Santa Monica california 149 149 ° ° 149
SALK INSTITUTE FOR BIOLOGICAL 2,634 285 2,349 2,349 2s
La dolla california 205 285 ° ° 285
Swiftwater Pennsylvania 2,349 ° 2,349 2,349 °

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Table 2. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
iscal Year 1996

{Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Developmen
Name of Awardee pment Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts and otal Pri Grants and
ocation of Wor

Grants) Contracts Agreements

DUKE UNIVERSITY so so 0
burhan North Carolina so 50 °
EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY a10 ° s10
Greenville North Carolina a0 0 a10
EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT CENTER, 26 0 2a
Newton Naoachuaette 261 ° 261
ENVIRNMENTAL RES INST OF MICH 7,683 7,683 °
‘Los Angeles California 2- 2 °
Ann Arbor wichigan 7,685 7,685 °
FISK UNIVERSITY ve 0 178
Nashville Tennensee ie ° V8
FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECH 10 ° aio
Melbourne Florida io ° no
FLORIDA. INTERNATIONAL UNIV 150 150 °
Miami Florida 150 150 °
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 180 0 120
Tallahassee Florida 180 ° 180
Focus HOPE 12,062 ° 12,262
Detroit wichigan 12/862 ° 12/862
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY aa 160 229
Washington b.c 177 0 7
Fairfax virginia a2 160 2
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV THE ” ° ”
waghington D.C. 0 ° ”
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 16,877 4.695 12,181
Washington bc 161877 4695 12/181
GEORGIA RESEARCH FOUNDATION «2 ° 4
Athens Georgia 2 ° a
GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP 17,088 17,882 ne
Aelanta Georgia 171888 171882 236
GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCE 10 ° 10
eat Kingston Rhode Teland 10 ° 10
HARBOR BR OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTN 95 ° 95
Fort Pierce Florida 95 ° 95
HARVARD UNIVER PRES & PEL OF 1,560 ° 1,560
canbridge Massachusetts 1,560 ° 1,560
HOWARD UNIVERSITY 3,128 5,077 2
Washington b.c 31274 3.223 82
Aberdeen Maryland 1!595 1,595 °
Indian Head NOS Maryland 201 201 °
North Charleston South Carolina s8 38 0
MOUN RSRCES RES ORGANIZATION 627 6a °
Alexandria Virginia a7 627 °

1 37 RESEARCH INSTITUTE 25,273 2.273 0
Chicago Illinois 1,610- 1,610- °
Bvanaville Indiana 25 25 °
angapolia maryland 26,058 26,058 °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

vorar 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

MASSACHUSETTS UNIVERSITY OF 8,665 4,268 4,397 5,161 3,503
Castlewood Louisiana 50 ° 50 ° 50
amherst Massachusetts 3,312 2,800 sil 1,106 2,205
Amherst Center Massachusetts 3,867 31 3,835 3,867 °
Boston Massachusetta 25 25 ° ° 25
Lowell Massachusetts 1,223 1,223 ° ° 1,223
Worcester Massachusetts 189 to ° 1e9 °
MATERIALS RESEARCH SOCIETY 1 a3 @ ° 91
Pitteburgh Pennsylvania 91 a3 @ ° 92
MATHEMATICAL ASSN OF AMER 14s 14s ° ° 14s
Washington D.C. 145 145 o °o 145
MATHEMTICAL SCIENCES RES INST 128 125 ° ° 125
Berkeley california 128 125 ° ° 125
MAYO FOUNDATION 2,152 14sa 660 968 1,183
Rochester Minnesota 2,151 aiasi 660 968 4,183
MEDICAL BIOLOGY INSTITUTE 49 149 ° ° 149
La Jolla California 149 149 ° ° 149
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA 1,292 1,292 ° ° 1,292
‘Auguata Georgia 1,292 11292 ° ° 1,292
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHTO aaa asa ° ° 148
Toledo ohio asa ase ° ° 148
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WISCONSIN I 1,389 1,389 ° ° 1,389
Milwaukee Wisconsin 1,389 1,389 °o ° 1,389
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SC a79 379 ° ° 379
Charleston South Carolina 379 379 o ° 379
MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE 280 880 ° ° 220
Nashville Tennessee ego 280 ° ° 220
MIAMI UNIVERSITY INC 15 78 ° ° 15
oxford ohio 18 8 ° ° 5
MIGHIGAN BTECHNOLOGY INST THE as 8s ° ° as
Lansing Michigan 85 85 oO ° 85
MICHIGAN MOLECULAR INSTITUTE 277 277 o o 77
Midland Michigan 877 877 ° ° 877
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 1,696 1,175 521 479 a2ie
East Lansing Michigan 1692 1,170 521 479 1,213
East Lawn Michigan 5 5 ° ° s
MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIV 3,370 941 2,430 2,588 702
Houghton Michigan 3,370 941 2,430 2,588 182
MICROELECTRONICS CENTER OF NC 2,809 1,988 921 2,715 o4
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 1,071 150 921 977 94
Triangle North Carolina 1,738 1,738 ° 1,738 0
MIDWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE ise 4 194 194 4
Kansas City Missouri 198 4 194 194 4
MILLSAPS COLLEGE 2 2 ° _ 0 2
Jackson Mississippi 2 2 o ° 2
MINNESOTA BOARD OF REGENTS 12,526 12,149 376 2,457 10,068
Minneapolis Minnesota 12,336 12,959 376 2,337 9,998

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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 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

Torr 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

BECKWAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE 40 40 ° ° 40
Duarte California 40 40 ° ° 40
BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS HOSPITAL 300 300 ° ° 300
Boston Massachusetts 300 300 ° ° 300
BIGELOW LAB FOR OCEAN SCENCES 432 322 110 ° 422
West Boothbay Harbor Maine 432 322 iio ° 422
BIO-DIVERSITY RES APLICAT ASSN 41 a ° ° a1
San Diego California 41 41 ° 0 41
BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVER 2,930 2,718 212 472 2,458
Athens Georgia 59 59 ° o 59
Atlanta Georgia 2,726 2,514 212 472 2,254
Savannah Georgia 46 146 ° ° ase
BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY 509 509 ° ° 509
Boise Idaho 509 509 ° °o 509
BOSTON COLLEGE TRUSTEES OF 3,012 2,217 793 2,043 168
Boston Massachusetts 207 328 479 807 °
Chestnut Hill Massachusetts 2,204 1,890 314 2,036 16a
BOSTON UNIVERSITY, TRUSTEES OF 10,178 8,876 1,302 2,233 7,946
Boston Massachusetts 6,854 5,552 1,302 1,975 4,879
Boston University Massachusetts 31324 3,324 ° 258 3,066
BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIV 610 610 ° ° 610
Bowling Green ohio 610 610 ° ° 610
BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY 594 226 358 262 332
Waltham Massachusetts 594 236 358 262 332
BREVARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 1 ° ° r
Cocoa (RR name Cocoa Florida 1 1 °o ° 1
BRIGHAM MEDICAL CENTER INC 120 180 ° ° 180
Boaton Massachusetts a0 120 ° ° 180
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY 765 765 ° 521 243
Provo veah 765 76s ° 521 243
BROWN UNIVERSITY IN PROVIDNC 8,023 8,207 616 122 8,701
Providence Rhode Island 8,023 8,207 616 122 8,701
BUREAU FOR FACULTY RES/#HU 28 28 ° ° 28
Bellingham Washington 28 28 ° ° 28
BURNHAM INSTITUTE (INC) a3e ere ° ° 28
La dolla california e3e 938 ° ° 838
CALIF STATE CLG AT LOSAN aan ° 142 ° aa1
Los Angeles California ui ° ui ° 441
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECH 24,474 23,422 1,042 5,187 19,208
Pasadena california 24,474 23,432 1,042 5.187 19,288
CALIFORNIA POLY ST UNIV 418 418 ° aie 100
Port Hueneme California 318 318 o 318 °o
San Luis Obispo California 100 100 ° oO 100
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, ie ie ° ° ue
Fullerton California 1 1 ° o 1
Long Beach California 117 a7 ° ° 7

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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 1996

{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
WILDERNESS MEDICAL SOCIETY 10 10 ° ° 10
Indianapolis Indiana 10 10 ° ° 10
WOODS HOLE OCANOGRAPHIC INSTW 14,032 11,882 2,150 60 13,972
Woods Hole Massachusetts 14,032 11, 882 2,150 60 13,972
WORCESTER FOUNDATION FOR BIOMS 21s 21s ° ° 219
Shrewsbury Massachusetts 219 219 ° ° 219
WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INST 545 545 ° ° 545
Worcester Massachusetts 545 545 ° ° 545
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY 1622 602 1,009 1,167 44a
Dayton onio 1,437 602 035 993 444
Wright Patterson AFB Ohio 174 ° 174 14 °
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA 400 400 ° ° 400
New Orleans Louisiana 400 400 ° ° 400
YALE UNIVERSITY 7,292 7,454 438 225 7,667
New Haven connecticut 7,667 7,454 213 ° 7,667
yale Connecticut 225 ° 228 228 °
TOTAL 1,618,281 1,225,873 392,409 626,471 991,810

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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 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

roe 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 NORTH CAROLINA

Charlotte North Carolina 161 161 °o oO 161
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS 1s2 182 ° ° 152
Denton Texas 152 152 ° o 152
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 1,024 1,024 ° ° 1,024
Norman Oklahoma 235 235, ° ° 235
Stillwater Oklahoma 189 189 ° ° 189
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 1,527 1,328 200 200 1,328
Errol Heights Oregon 60 60 ° ° 60
Eugene oregon 1,467 1,268 200 200 1,268
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 8,383 8,062 a21 Gre 7,772
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 8,383 8,062 321 6il 1772
UNIVERSITY OF PITSBRGH TR THE 759 759 ° ° 759
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 759 759 ° ° 759
UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO 3,602 3,602 ° ° 3,602
Humacao Puerto Rico 361 361 ° © 361
Mayaguez Puerto Rico 649 649 ° ° 649
Rio Piedras Puerto Rico 637 637 °o ° 637
University of Puerto Puerto Rico 728 728 ° ° 728
San Juan Puerto Rico 4,227 1,227 ° ° 1,227
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND 3,068 2,682 386 136 2,932
Kingston Rhode Island aan 904 386 136 21234
Narragansett Rhode Toland 1,503 1,503 ° ° 1,503
Quonset Point Rhode Teland 195 195 ° ° 195
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND e4 a4 ° ° ry
Richnond Virginia a4 a4 o o 84
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 5,733 4,230 1,403 9u7 4,216
New York New York 24 a4 ° ° 24
Rochester New York 5,649 4,245 1,403 917 4,7
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA 280 280 ° aie 162
Mobile Alabama 220 280 ° lie 162
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA 7,021 2,910 3,112 ° 7,022
Columbia South Carolina 7,021 3,910 3,112 ° 7021
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA 3,578 3,578 ° ° 3,578
Saint Petersburg Florida 2,191 2,191 ° ° 2,192
‘Tallahassee Florida 108 tr ° ° yoa

H Tampa Plorida 1,129 1,129 0 0 1,129
University of South Florida 150 150 ° ° 150
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CAL 38,930 29,249 9,680 24,359 14,572
Los Angeles California 28,469 20,689 7,780 13,898 14,571
Los Angeles AF Sta, California 7,647 7,647 ° 7,647 °
Marina del Ray California 1,800 ° 1,800 1,800 °
University Park California 1,013 913 100 1,013 °
UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA INC 96 96 ° 96 °
Tampa Florida 96 96 ° 96 °
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 3,310 2,731 579 280 3,030
Knoxville Tennessee 2,684 2,354 330 220 21404
Memphis Tennessee 422 1e4 243 o 432
Tullahoma Tennessee 194 194 ° ° 194

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH

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

‘and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
ACOUSTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA, 10 10 ° ° ao
Woodbury New York 10 10 ° ° 10
ADMIN OF THE TUL EDUC FUND 3,147 3,052 7 97 3,051
New Orleans Louisiana 3,147 3,052 37 7 3,051
ADVERTISING COUNCIL INC 743 3 ° m3 °
New York New York 143 743 o 743 °
AGOURON INSTITUTE, THE 80 80 ° ° 80
La Jolla California 80 80 o oO 80
ALABAMA A & M UNIVERSITY 2,216 1,074 1,242 1,041 1,175
Huntsville Alabama 360 360 ° ° 360
Mineral Springs Alabana 246 246 o ° 246
Normal Alabana 1,609 467 1,142 2,041 569
ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE 219 219 ° ° 21g
Bronx New York 69 69 ° ° 69
Bronx (County) New York 150 150 ° ° 150
ALFRED UNIVERSITY 378 375 o ° 375
Alfred New York 375 378 ° ° 375
AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 35 as ° ° 35
Baton Rouge Louisiana 30 30 °O °o 30
Charleston West Virginia 5 5 ° ° 5
AMERICAN COMPETITIVENESS INST 821 221 ° ° 831
Indianapolis Indiana @31 @21 ° ° 231
AMERICAN INDIAN SCIENCE 40 40 ° 40 °
Boulder colorado 40 40 o 40 °
AMERICAN INST BIOLOGCL SCIENCE 134 134 ° ° 134
Washington D.c. 134 14 ° ° 134
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERON 28 ° 28 ° 28
Reston Virginia 28 ° 28 ° 28
AMERICAN INSTITUTE PHYSICS INC 6 ‘ ° ° ‘
Woodbury New York 6 6 ° ° 6
AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY 40 40 ° ° 40
Providence Rhode Island 40 40 ° ° 40
AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOC 20 20 ° ° 20
Boston Massachusetts 20 20 ° ° 20
AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY 5 5 ° ° 5
college Park Maryland 5 5 ° ° 5
AMERICAN RED CROSS THE 1,400 1,400 ° ° 1,400
Rockville Maryland 1,400 1,400 ° ° 1,400
AMERICAN RGISTRY OF PATHOLOGY 9,507 9,507 ° 9,507 °
Washington D.C. 9,507 9,507 oO 9,507 °O
AMERICAN SOC FOR ENGRG EDCAT! 1,208 243 962 578 630
Washington D.c 1,208 243 962 575 630
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY THE 26 26 ° ° 26
Washington Dc. 26 26 ° ° 26
AMERICAN VACUUM SOCIETY INC 7 7 ° o 1
New York New York 7 7 ° ° 7

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HIGHLIGHTS

The following tables show the number of U.S. institutions receiving prime awards for all
tesearch and development categories and the net value of the awards, by type of institution,
for FY 1996 and FY 1995. The Federal, state, and local government agencies receiving
awards (Table 3) are excluded from the following tables.

FY 1996
TOTAL RDT&E 523 3,471
TECHNOLOGY BASE 482 1,618
Educational 313 1,197
Other Nonprofit 169 421
DEVELOPMENT 199 1,858
Educational** 134 816
Other Nonprofit 65 1,042

FY 1995

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

*

Amounts in millions.

“ Funding is primarily to academic departments in universities and colleges.

*** Funding is primarily to university affiliated laboratories, including Federally Funded Research and
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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 1996

(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

MINNESOTA BOARD OF REGENTS

st. Paul Minnesota 70 10 ° ° 10
University Minnesota 120 120 ° 120 °
MISSISSIPPI RESOURCE DEV 1,000 1,000 ° ° 1,000
Jackson Mississippi 2,000 1,000 ° 0 1,000
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY 2,887 1,820 1,067 162 2,708
Mississippi College Mississippi 862 341 71 ° 862
Mississippi State Mississippi 526 526 0 ° 526
Mississippi Valley Mississippi 1,317 971 346 ° 1,317
Starkville Mississippi 50 50 ° 50 °
State College Mississippi 132 132 ° 132 °
MISSOURI SYSTEM UNIVERSITY 2,786 2,080 706 596 2,190
Colurbia Missouri 1,650 1,254 397 397 2,254
Kansas City Missouri 50 50 ° ° 50
Rolla Missouri 721 411 310 200 S21

st. Louis Missouri 365 365 ° ° 365
MISSOURI WSIN STATE COLLEGE 26 26 ° ° 26
St. Joseph Missouri 26 26 ° o 26
MITRE CORPORATION 998 ° 998 998 °
McLean virginia 398 ° 998 998 °
MONMOUTH COLLEGE 53 53 ° 53 °
West Long Branch New Jersey 53 53 ° 53 °
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY 3,701 3,701 ° 196 3,506
Bozeman Montana 3,701, 3,701 ° 1s6 3,506
MONTANA TECH OF UNIV MONT 312 212 ° ° 312
Butte Montana 312 312 ° ° 312
MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER 950 950 ° ° 950
Bronx (County) New York 950 950 ° ° 950
MONTEREY BAY AQAR RES INST R 2 ° ° 2
Pacific Grove california 2 R ° ° R
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE 7,158 7,158 ° ° 7,188
Atlanta Georgia 7,158 7,158 ° ° 7,188
MOREHOUSE SCHL OF MEDICINE INC 583 503 ° ° 583
‘Atlanta Georgia 583 583 ° ° 583
MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 1,199 365 834 ° 1,199
Baltimore Maryland 1,199 368 034 ° 2,199
MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE 875 750 125 125 750
Atlanta Georgia 7s 750 125 125 750
MOTE MARINE LABORATORY INC 78 78 ° 8 °
Sarasota Florida 75 75 ° 5 °
MOUNT SINAT HOSPITAL (INC) 150 150 ° o 150
New York New York 150 150 ° ° 150
MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 167 167 ° ° 167
New York New York 167 167 ° ° 167
NACE INTERNATIONAL 20 20 ° ° 20
Houston Texas 20 20 ° ° 20

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Fiscal Year 1996

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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 Granta) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE
Washington D.c 55 55 ° 55 °
| Tallahassee Florida 56 sé 0 sé oO
Aclanta Georgia 3e 38 ° 38 °
Chicago Illinois 41 41 ° 41 °
Urbana Tllinois 55 55 ° 55 °
Granger Indiana 45 45 ° 45 °
Terre Haute Indiana 26 26 ° 26 °
West Lafayette Indiana 91 92 ° 91 0
Louisville Kentucky 147 147 ° 147 °
New Orleans Louisiana 70 70 ° 10 °
Baltimore Maryland 238 238 ° 238 °
college Park Maryland a7 a7 o er °
! Silver Spring Maryland 29 23 ° 29 °
Whiteford Maryland a7 “7 ° a °
Amherst Massachusetts 2 32 ° 32 °
Andover Massachusetts 167 167 ° 467 °
Boston Massachusetts 80 80 ° 20 °
' Burlington Massachusetts 629 629 ° 623 °
| Duxbury Massachusetts: 323 323 co) 323 °
\ Lowell Massachusetts 28 28 ° 28 °
North Andover Massachusetts 49 49 ° 49 °
Ann Arbor Michigan 42 42 0 42 °
Detroit Michigan 70 70 ° 70 °
Rochester Michigan 61 61 ° 6 °
Minneapolis Minnesota 46 46 ° 46 °
Lincoln Nebraska 44 44 ° 44 °
omaha Nebraska 28 38 ° 3e °
North Brunswick New Jersey 51 51 ° 51 °
Piscataway New Jersey 30 30 ° 30 °
Hl Albuquerque New Mexico 29 29 ° 29 °
Albany New York 27 27 ° 27 °
Ithaca New York 4s 46 ° 46 °
Rochester New York 25 25 ° 25 °
Schenectady New York 25 25 ° 25 °
Stony Brook New York 67 6 o 67 °
Fayetteville North Carolina 50 so ° 50 °
Raleigh North Carolina 31 a1 ° a1 °
Raleigh North Dakota 3 33 ° 3 °
columbus onio 37,131 4,248 32,2883 37,231 °
Norman Oklahoma 44 44 ° 44 °
Bethlehen Pennsylvania 28 25 ° 25 °
spring Grove Pennsylvania 22 28 ° 28 o
oak Ridge Tennessee a1 en ° re °
Austin Texas 105 105 ° 105 °
Houston Texas 49 49 ° 49 °
i San Antonio Texas 51 51 ° 51 °
Alexandria Virginia 80 80 0 80 °
Arlington Virginia aL 41 0 a °
Blacksburg Virginia 92 92 ° 92 °
charlottesville Virginia 36 36 ° 26 °
Norfolk Virginia 31 31 ° 32 °
Port Royal Virginia 482 422 ° 492 °
i Vienna Virginia 102 102 ° 102 oO
Bothell Washington al a1 ° a1 °
olympia Washington 50 50 ° 50 °
Richland Washington m2 609 102 72 °
Seattle Washington 26 26 ° 26 °
Milwaukee Wisconsin 31 3 ° 31 °
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BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 2,000 2,000 ° ° 2,000
Houston Texas 2,000 2,000 ° ° 2,000
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY 4 4 ° ° 4
Waco Texas 4 4 ° o 4
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

oe 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

SOUTHERN UNIV AG & MECH COLES 1,076 295 yer 135 oan
Baton Rouge Louisiana 1,021 240 781 20 941

| Southern Louisiana 55 55 ° 55 °
SOUTHESTRN CTR ELCTL ENGRNG ED 4,601 4,571 30 278 4,326
saint Cloud Plorida 4,354 4,324 30 30 4,324

1 Port Royal Virginia 248 248 ° 248 °
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 4,565 2,280 2,285 4,515 50
Schenectady New York 226 ° 226 226 °

San Antonio Texas 4,339 2,280 2,059 4,289 50
SPACE STUDIES INSTITUTE INC 9 ° ° ° °
Princeton New Jersey 9 3 ° ° 9

SRI INTERNATIONAL 37,444 21,634 15,810 34,056 3,388
| Menlo Park california 30,439 19,136 11,303 27,051 3,388
Los Angeles California as ° as as °
Princeton New Jersey 6,864 2,442 4,422 6,864 °
Fairfax Virginia 56 56 o 56 °

ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY 532 $32 ° aie aa
Baltimore Maryland 30 30 ° 30 °

St. Louis Missouri 502 502 ° 388 114
STANFORD LELAND JUNIOR UNIV 28,880 24,041 4,040 12,518 16,362
| Santa Clara california 27 27 ° 27 °
Stanford California 25,015 21,603 3,412 9,547 15,468
Stanford University California 3.838 2,410 1,427 2,943 995
STANFORD UNIVERSITY 7.443 7,443 ° 1,011 1432
sanford california 150 150 ° 150 °

San Francisco California 212 212 ° 212 °
Stanford California 150 150 ° 150 °
Stanford University California 6,932 6,932 ° 500 6,432
STATE UNIV & GINTY COLLEGE SYS 53 ° 53 53 o
Cookeville Tennessee 53 ° 53 33 °
STATE UNIVERSITY NEW YORK SUNY 11,066 10,515 551 200 10,966
Albany New York 421 421 ° ° 421
Amherst New York 3,339 3,116 223 ° 3,339
Binghamton New York 1,070 917 153 100 970
Buffalo New York 170 170 ° ° 170
New York New York 142 342 ° ° 142
Stony Brook New York 5,e71 5,748 122 o 5,871
Urica New York 53 ° 53 ° 53

{ STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECH 1,041 509 533 540 502
Hoboken New Jersey 985 452 523 423 502
Hockamik New Jersey 37 57 ° 57 °
STUDENT CONSERVATION ASSN INC 2 2 ° ° 2
Charlestown New Hampshire 2 2 ° ° 2
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE 2 2 ° ° 2
Swarthmore Pennsylvania 2 2 ° ° 2
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 4,625 1,376 3,249 3,711 sia
Rome New York 100 ° 100 ° 100
syracuse New York 4,525 1,376 3,149 ama eld
TEMPLE UNIV COMMONWEALTH SYSTH 465 465 o ° 465
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 465 465 ° ° 465

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1996
(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
CLARKSON UNIVERSITY 192 192 ° ° 192
Potsdam New York 192 192 ° ° 192
CLATSOP COMMUNITY COLLEGE 5,000 ° 5,000 ° 5,000
Aotoria oregon 5,000 ° 5,000 ° 5,000
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 3,884 1,900 1,983 ° 3,884
Clemson South Carolina 233 833 ° ° 232
Clemson University south Carolina 3,051 1,068 1,983 ° 3,051
CLEVELAND CLINIC FOUNDATION 747 747 ° ° 747
Cleveland ohio 747 747 ° ° 47
GAA CORPORATION 1e6- 1e6- ° 186- °
Alexandria Virginia ies- ie6- ° 186- °
COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY 723 123 ° ° 723
cold spring Harbor New York: 723 723 ° ° 723
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 7 v7 ° ° a7
Charleston South Carolina V7 7 0 ° 17
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM/MARY VA 973 973 oO ° 973
Gloucester Point Virginia 657 657 o ° 657
Williamsburg Virginia 315 315 ° ° 315
COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES 1,197 3,197 ° 170 1,027
Golden Colorado 1,197 1,197 ° 170 1,027
COLORADO SEMINARY aae 148 ° ° 14a
Denver colorado 4s 14a ° ° 148
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 3,026 3,383 443 3,127 2,699
Fort Collins colorado 3,826 3,383 443 1,127 2,699
COMBUSTION INSTITUTE INC 10 10 ° ° 10
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania io 10 ° ° 10
COMPTON RESEARCH & DEV LABS 245 245 ° ° 245
Staten Island New York 245 245 ° ° 245
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE 78 ° 1s ° 75
New London Connecticut 6 ° 75 ° 18
CONSORTIUM FOR OCEANOGRAPHIC R ai en ° ° e1
Washington D.c. a1 ai ° ° a1
CONSORTIUM UNIV WASH METRO 525 525 ° 525 ° |
Alexandria Virginia $25 $25 ° 525 ° }
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CONTRA COSTA CUNTY COLLEGE DST 1,260 1,260 ° o 1,260
j San Pablo california 1,260 1,260 ° o 11260
COOPER UNION FOR THE ADVANCEME 4 4 ° ° 4
New York New York 4 4 ° ° 4
CORNELL UNIVERSITY 13,066 9,782 3,282 3,168 9,896
Bloomington Indiana 75 ° 15 75 °
Ithaca New York 12,655 9,538 3,117 2,910 9,745
Ithaca College New York 93 93 ° 93 °
New York New Yorke 152 152 ° ° 152
Kent Washington 92 ° 92 92 °
CORPORATION FOR NATL RESR INT 2,461 ° 2,461 ° 2,461
Reston Virginia 2,461 ° 2.461 ° 2,461
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1996

(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
CANCER THERAPY RES FOUNDATION 1,432 1,432 ° ° 1,432
| San Antonio Texas 1,432 1,432 ° ° 1,432
j
| CARLETON COLLEGE 22 22 ° ° 22
| Northfield Minnesota 22 22 ° ° 22
| CARNEGIE INSTITUTION OF WASH 83 83 ° ° 83
Washington D.c 83 a3 ° ° 83
CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY 40,576 31,756 8,220 21,318 19,287
Champaign Illinois 260 260 ° 260 °
Cambridge Massachusetts 7,612 7,612 ° 7,612 °
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 32,358 23,538 8,820 13,100 19,257
University Park Pennsylvania 345, 345 ° 345 °
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV 7,421 6,960 461 2.372 6,050
Cleveland ohio 7,421 6,960 461 1,371 6,050
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA 374 374 ° ° 374
Washington D.C 374 374 ° oO 374
CEDARS-SINAI MEDICAL CENTER e10 810 ° ° e10
Los Angeles califomia e10 e10 ° ° a10
CENTER FOR HAZARDOUS MILS RES 32 ° 22 32 °
Pitteburgh Pennsylvania 32 ° 32 32 0
CENTER FOR STRGC INTL STUDIES 382 382 ° 302 °
Washington D.c. 382 302 ° 302 °
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 5 8 o ° 5
Mount Pleasant: Michigan 5 5 ° ° 5
CHABOT OBSERVATORY AND SCIENCE 1,375 1,375 ° ° 1,375
Oakland California 1,375 1,375 °o oO 1,375
CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY 200 200 ° ° 200
Chicago Illinois 200 200 ° ° 200
' CHILDRENS HEALTH CARE SYSTEM 896 896 ° 650 245
| Cincinnati ohio 650 650 ° 650 °
H Seattle Washington 248 245 ° ° 245
CHILDRENS HOSP LOS ANGELES INC 945 932 113 ° 945
Loa Angeles california 945 832 13 ° 945
CHILDRENS NATIONAL MED CTR 110 110 ° ° 110
Washington D.c. iio iio ° ° ret
CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT UNIVERSITY as 19 ° ° 1s
Newport News Virginia 13 as ° ° 19
CITY COLLEGE RES FOUNDATION 23 23 ° ° 2
New York New York 23 23 o ° 23
CITY OF HOPE 500 500 ° ° 500
Duarte california 500 500 ° ° 500
CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (I 1,483 1,453 ° ° 1,453
Bronx New York 143 43 ° ° 13
Brooklyn New York 224 224 ° ° 224
New York New York 1,086 1,086 ° ° 1,086
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY INC 3,695 3,000 694 479 3,216
Atlanta Georgia 3,685 3,000 694 479 3,216
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
Fiscal Year 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Development Total Prime
Name or Award ork (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor Grants) Contracts Agreements
YAMADA SCIENCE & ART 30 30 °
Santa Fe New Mexico 30 30 °
TOTAL 1,858,313 1,598,446 259,867

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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

iscal Year 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

oe By type of effort By type of funding instrument
T

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

VILLANOVE UNIVERSITY 117 50 eo 67 50
Villanova Pennsylvania 17 50 67 67 50
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV 1,014 1,014 ° ° 1,014
Richmond Virginia 1,024 1,014 ° ° 1,014
VIRGINIA MASON RESEARCH CTR 120 120 O O 120
Seattle Washington 120 120 Oo o 120
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 6,174 4,733 1441 1,342 4,033
Blacksburg Virginia 6,174 4,733 1,441 1,341 4,833
VIRGINIA TECH FOUNDATION INC 1,078 1,078 ° ° 1,078
Blacksburg Virginia 1,078 1,078 ° ° i.o7e
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY 273 27 ° ° 273
Winston-Salem North Carolina 272 272 ° ° 273
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY IN 1,608 1,502 107 100 1,509
Pullman Washington 1,865 1.458 107 100 1,465
Seattle Washington 44 44 0° ° 44
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 5,188 5,100 ee 2,153 3,036
St. Louis Missouri 5,188 5,100 ee 2/152 3,036
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF 20,798 20,249 10,449 8,781 22,017
Seattle Washington 30,798 20,349 10,449 8,781 22,017
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY 1,576 1,395 ae1 15 1,501
Detroit: Michigan 1,576 1,395 181 78 1,501
WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY 4 4 ° ° 4
ogden veah 4 4 ° ° 4
WELLS COLLEGE 4 4 ° ° 4
aurora New York 4 4 o ° 4
WENTWORTH INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY 15 7 ° 15 °
Boston Massachusetts 75 5 ° 8 °
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 125 125 ° o 125
Middletown Connecticut 125 125 ° ° 125
WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY OF PA ae ae ° ° 18
West Chester Pennsylvania ae ie ° o ae
WEST VIRGINIA UNIV RES CORP 6,760 3,420 3,339 3,339 3,420
Morgantown West Virginia 6,760 3,420 3,339 3,339 3,420
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY 451 451 ° 35 416
Morgantown West Virginia 451 451 o 35 416
WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 329 329 ° ° 329
Bowling Green Kentucky 329 329 o ° 329
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 155 15s ° ° 155
Kalamazoo Michigan 155 155 ° o 155
WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 1,082 1,052 ° ° 1,052
Bellingham Washington 1,052 1,052 ° ° 1,052
WHITEHEAD INST FOR B-MDCAL RES 998 998 ° ° 998
cambridge Massachusetts 998 998 ° ° 998
WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY 399 299 ° ° 399
Wichita Kansas 399 399 ° ° 399

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1996

(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

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 59,367 29,688 29,679 43,520 15,847
San Francisco California 70 70 ° 70 °
Relington Texas 4,588 4,588 ° 4,378 210
Austin Texas 45,613 16,873 28,741 38,090 7,523
Dallas Texas 7a1 594 437 37 694

El Paso Texas 1,744 1,744 ° 334 1,410
Galveston Texas 795 785 ° ° 785
Houston Texas 2,362 2,262 ° ° 2,362
New Hebron Texas 109 ° 109 ° 109
Richardson Texas 720 521 200 302 339

San Antonio Texas 2,645 2,182 493 228 2,416
UNIVERSITY OF THE DST COLUMBIA 308 309 ° 120 1e9
Washington D.c. 309 308 ° 120 1e9
UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO INC 172 172 ° ° 472
Toledo onio 172 172 ° ° 172
UNIVERSITY OF TULSA INC 29 23 ° ° 29
Tulsa Oklahoma 29 29 ° o 29
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 6,006 4,769 1,238 2,904 3,103
salt Lake City utah 6,006 4,769 1,238 2,904 3,103
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 5,085 5,044 ea1 1,787 4,098
charlottesville Virginia 5,885 5,044 eal 1,787 4,098
UNIVERSITY OF VRMNT & ST AGR 1ate 1,363 56 29 1,329
Burlington Vermont 1,418 1,363 56 89 1,329
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 140 ° 140 140 °
Seattle Washington 140 ° 140 140 °
UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA 183 107 16 16 107
Pensacola Florida 1e2 107 16 76 107
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING 2,374 2,374 ° ° 2,374
Laramie wyoming 2,374 2,374 ° ° 2,374
UNIVERSITY RES ENGINEERS ASSOC 80 20 ° 20 °
Maynard Massachusetts 20 20 ° 80 °
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION 100 100 ° 100 °
Washington D.c. 100 100 ° 100 °
UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN MIss 2,146 1,592 554 164 1,982
Bay St. Louis Mississippi 26 26 ° 26 °
Hattiesburg Mississippi 1,831 ‘1,422 409 101 1,729
National Space Techn Mississippi 289 143 146 36 253
UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN SYSTEM 2,705 7,976 729 2,606 6,100
Austin Texas 29 ° 29 29 °
Madison Wisconsin 8,437 1737 700 2,877 5,860
Milwaukee Wisconsin 239 239 ° ° 239
UNIVERSITY WYOMING RES CORP 61 6. ° 6. °
Laramie Wyoming 61 61 ° 62 0
UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 5,010 5,010 ° 4,920 190
Logan Utah 5,020 5,010 ° 4,820 190

VA CONNECTICUT HEALTHCARE SYS 264 264 ° ° 264
West Haven connecticut 264 264 ° ° 264
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY THE 5,612 1,831 3,783 207 5,406
Nashville Tennessee 5,613 1,831 3,783 207 5,406

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1996
(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
i
AMERICAN WELDING INSTITUTE 206 304 ° 304 °
| Knoxville Tennessee 190 190 ° 190 °
| Knoxville College © Tennessee 114 14 ° pers °
AMERICAN WELDING SOCIETY INC 999 ° 999 999 °
] Miami Florida 999 oO 999 999 oO
ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS 5,997 4,069 1,928 203 5,794
‘Tempe Arizona 5,134 3,334 1,800 75 5,059
Tucson Arizona 863 734 128 128 734
ARKANSAS, UNIVERSITY OF 3,772 2,605 167 ° 3,772
Fayetteville Arkansas 2,529 2,362 167 ° 2,529
Little Rock Arkansas 1,243 1,243 o ° 1,243
ASPEN CENTER FOR PHYSICS a2 2 ° ° 12
Aspen Colorado 7 7 o ° 7
Aspen (CCD) Colorado s 5 o ° 5
ASSOC UNIV RESEARCH ASTRONOMY 68 68 ° ° 68
Washington D.c. 68 68 ° ° 68
ASSOCIATED PROF OF LOYOLA 10 10 ° ° 10
Baltimore Maryland 10 10 oO oO 10
ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES INC 170 170 ° 170 °
Upton New York 170 ° 170 °
ASSOCTION FOR WHEN IN wTineTTcs 120 120 ° ° 120
College Park Maryland 120 120 ° ° 120
ATLANTIC CUNCIL OF THE US THE 185 ° 1es ° aes
Washington D.c. 105 ° ies ° 1e5
AUBURN UNIVERSITY 1,204 1,450 354 202 1,602
‘Auburn Alabama 1,802 1.447 354 202 1.599
Auburn-Opelika Alabama 3 3 ° ° 3
AUGSBURG COLLEGE 196 196 ° 196 °
{ Minneapolis Minnesota 196 196 ° 196 °
| ‘AUTONMOUS UNDRSEA SYSTEMS INST 251 251 o ° 251
j Lee New Hampshire 251 251 oO ° 251
BALL STATE UNIVERSITY 66 66 o ° 66
Muncie Indiana 66 66 ° ° 66
BARNARD COLLEGE 300 300 ° ° 300
New York New Yorke 300 300 ° ° 300
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE 43,078 10,082 32,985 43,078 °
‘Auburn Alabama 27 27 ° 27 °
Tempe Arizona 27 27 ° 27 °
Tucson aeizona 38 3e ° 38 °
cupertino california 26 26 ° 26 °
cypress California 47 47 ° a7 °
Les Angeles California 25 25 ° 25 °
Menlo Park California 52 52 o 52 °
Monterey California 52 52 ° 52 °
San Diego California 127 127 ° 127 °
Aurora Colorado 34 34 ° 34 °
Fort Collins Colorado 26 26 ° 26 °
Highlanda Colorado 32 32 ° 32 °
New Haven Connecticut 61 6 ° 61 °
West Mystic Connecticut 46 46 ° 46 °
Newark Delaware 132 132 ° 132 °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1996
(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
) .
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 5,322 4,996 326 570 4,752
Columbus Ohio $,322 4,996 326 570 4,752
OHIO UNIVERSITY 1,036 e14 222 222 ela
Athens ohio 1,036 eld 222 222 e14
OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 133 ° 133 133 o
Delaware Ohio 133 ° 133 133 °
OKLAHOMA MED RES FOUNDATION 150 150 ° ° 150
Oklahoma City Oklahoma 150 150 ° o 150
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY 2,343 2,217 126 152 2,189
stillwater Oklahoma 2,343 2,217 126 153 2,189
OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY a13 ala ° 86 727
Norfolk Virginia a13 913 ° 86 727
OPEN GROUP INC 7,285 161 6,518 7,285 °
Cambridge Massachusetts 7,285 767 6,518 7,285 °
OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA 98 98 ° ° 98
Washington D.C. 98 98 ° ° 98
OPTOELCTRNICS INDUST DEV ASSN 30 30 ° ° 30
Washington D.c 30 30 ° ° 30
OREGON GRADUATE CENTER CORP 6,004 1,370 4,634 1,378 4,625
Beaverton ozegon sea 190 393 sea °
Portland Oregon 5,421 1,180 4,241 736 4,625
OREGON HEALTH SCIENCES UNIV 349 349 ° ° 349
Portland Oregon 349 349 ° ° 349
OREGON STATE SYS HGHER EDUCATN 662 402 259 ° 662
Bugene oregon 443 343 ° ° 343
Portland oregon 319 59 259 ° 319 |
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY 5,715 5,625 90 se 5,657 |
Corvallis oregon 5.715 5,625 90 58 5,657
OUR LADY OF THE LAKE UNIVERSIT 317 206 pret ° 317
San Antonio Texas 317 206 aul ° 317
PACIFIC NW RES FOUNDATION 314 314 ° ° 214
Seattle Washington 314 314 ° ° 314
PALISADES INSTITUTE FOR RESEAR ase 648 210 ese 4
New York New Yorke 054 644 210 254 °
Arlington Virginia 4 4 ° ° 4
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV INC 14,481 13,312 116s 1,243 13,238
Hershey Pennsylvania 7 7 ° ° rt
Park Pennsylvania 165 165 ° ° 165
State College Pennsylvania 326 246 80 246 80
University Park Pennsylvania 13,953 12,864 1,089 997 12,955
Gurabo Puerto Rico 20 20 ° ° 20
PHILA COLLEGE so 50 ° ° 50
Philadelphia Pennaylvania 50 50 ° ° 50
PINBLLAS COUNTY INDUST COUNCIL 7,200 7,200 ° ° 7,200
Largo Florida 7,200 7,200 ° ° 7,200
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY 11a eis 325 ° 1144
Brooklyn New York 114s ais 325 ° aise
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development

Fiscal Year 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Developmen i

Name of Awardee ‘lopment Total Pri Total Prime

Location of Work (Contracts and otal Prime Grants and
ocation of Wo

Grants) Contracts Agreements
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CORP ees 168 a
Boston Manoachunette 905 768 a7
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY na ° na
Evanston nilinois m 0 nm
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY 150 150 °
Rochester Michigan 150 150 °
oHTO STATE UNIVERSITY 1,192 245 947
Columbus onie 1,182 245 347
onto UNIVERSITY 1,219 222 1,096
Athens ohio 1/319 222 1,096
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY 2,000 1,975 as
Bglin AFB Florida isis 1915 °
Stillwater Oflanoma as 60 as
OLD DOUINION UNIVERSITY ae ° ae
Norfolk Virginia 1a ° yal
OPEN GROUP INC 200 200 °
cambridge Magsachusetts 200 200 0
OREGON GRADUATE CENTER CORP 6 4a 2s
Portland oregon 67 a 25
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY 203 153 so
Corvallis oregon 203 153 50

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PAN AURICAN HLTH ORGANIZATION 92 ° 92
Washington D.c. 92 ° 22
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV INC 41,968 40,235 1,652
Squaw Valley California 3,904 3,904 )
Hereney Pennsylvania ar 0 m3
State college Penneylvania 36,411 36,411 °
University Park Pennsylvania 880 oO 880
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHARMA so 50 °
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 50 50 °
PIERCE JOHN B FNDATION LAB INC 3,132 2,233 0
New Haven Connecticut pipes) 1333 °
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY 23 0 253
Brooklyn New York 253 0 253
PURDUE UNIVERSITY 950 ° 850
West Lafayette Indiana 250 ° aso
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST so so °
Troy New York 50 50 °
RESEARCH FOUNDATION 427 14 243
New York New york 427 124 243
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE 2,179 87a 1,607
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 2,179 572 1,607
RICE WILLIAM MARSH UNIVERSITY as6 as6 0
Houston Texas 356 356 0
ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY INC 197 ° 197
New York New York 137 ° 137

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Fiscal Year 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Development

Name of Awardee elop Total P Total Prime

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

Grants) Contracts Agreements
RUST COLLEGE 100 100 °
Wolly springs Mississipp’ 100 100 0
RUTGERS THE STATE UNIVERSITY 100 100 °
Piscataway New Jersey 100 100 °
SALK INSTITUTE FOR BIOLOGICAL 10 o 10
La dolla california 10 ° 10
SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY 1,160 ° 1,260
Huntevilte Texaa 1160 0 1/160
SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1,637 ° 1,637
ta golla california 11697 ° 31637
SmIATECH, INC 4,587 0 4,507
auotin Texas 94,587 ° e4.se7
SLOAN-KETTERING ast ° ast
New York New York asi ° 351
SOCIETY FOR IN VITRO BIOLOGY, s ° 5
Columbia Mazyland s ° 5
SOUTH CAROLINA RESEARCH AUTH 1,770 1.70 °
North Charleston South Carolina 1,770 1770 0
SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE 452 asa °
Birminghan Mlabana 453 453 °
SOUTHERN UNIV AG & MECH COLLEG as 3s °
Baton Rouge Louisiana 25 5 °
soumivesT FOTN 1,870 ° 1,870
San Antonio Texaa 11870 ° 11870
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 2375 1.655 520
San Antonio Texas 2175 168s 520
SRI INTERNATIONAL 17,748 37,742 6
Nenlo Pazk california 12,969 12,962 6
Los Angeles california 8s 8s °
Princeton New Jersey 4,695 4,695 0
STANFORD LELAND JUNIOR UNIV 311s 2,202 m
stanford california nie ° 216
Stanford University California 2,898 2,302 si6
STATE UNIVERSITY NEW YORK SUNY 1,979 200 1.778
Amherot New York 922 Q 922
Binghamton New York 200 200 0
stony Brook New York 31 ° 13
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 3,654 2,654 °
Syracuse New York 21654 3654 °
TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY 9s 0 9s
Nashville Tennessee 595 0 595
TEXAS AG M UNIVERSITY sysTaH 1,280 2s 1,255
College Station ‘Texas 208 25 173
Galveston Texas 1,176 ° 1,176
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS FOUNDATION 2146 3.146 °
Dallae-Fort Worth Re Texas aiaKe 2aas °

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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 1996
(Dollars in Thousands)
ale 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 CENTRAL FLORIDA 7,160 1,907 5,253 4,941 2,219
Orlando Florida 7,160 1,907 5,253 4,941 2,219
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO THE 5,151 5,069 82 90 5,061
Chicago Illinois 5,151 5,069 82 90 5,061
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 2,293 1,461 932 1ai6 4,377
Cincinnati Ohio 2,293 1,461 832 2,116 1,177
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 10,721 178 2,982 2,932 7,788
Boulder Colorado 9,821 7,023 2,799 2,714 7,107
Colorado Springs Colorado 239 152 87 ° 239
Denver Colorado 422 492 ° aaa 360
Binghamton New York 97 ° 97 97 °
Charlottesville Virginia 82 82 o ° 82
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 2,248 1,808 441 442 1,806
Farmington Connecticut 197 197 ° ° 197
Groton Connecticut 37 37 o ° 37
Storrs Connecticut 2,014 1,573 aan 442 1,872
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON INC 21,958 3,655 18,303 19,882 2,106 ,
Willians AFB Arizona 100- ° 100- 100- °
Dayton ohio 20,722 2,674 18,048 18,616 2,106
Dayton Municipal Air Ohio 1,337 se1 356 11337 °
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE 7,445 7,255 1s0 904 6.541
Newark Delaware 6.750 6.560 190 209 6,541
Austin Texas 695 695 ° 695 °
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 9,336 8,100 1,236 986 8,350
Gainesville Florida 4,327 3,141 1,186 986 3,341
Gainesville East Florida 647 647 ° ° 647
Melbourne Florida 5 5 ° ° 5
University Florida 4,307 4,307 ° ° 4,307
Falconer Junction New York 50 ° 50 ° 50
UNIVERSITY OF GA RES FUNDATION 426 426 ° ” 412
Athens Georgia age 486 ° 74 412
UNIVERSITY OF GUAM 200 200 ° ° 200
Mangilao Guam 200 200 ° ° 200
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII 2,745 2,515 230 705 2,040
Hilo Hawaii 4 4 ° ° 4
Honolulu Hawaii 2,616 2,386 230 605 2,011
University Hawaii 25 25 ° ° 25
corinth Wisconsin 100 100 ° 100 °
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON SYSTEM 1,238 1,238 ° ° 1,238
Houston Texas 11238 11238 ° ° 11238
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 1,034 1,034 ° ° 1,034
Moscow Idaho 1,034 11034 ° ° 2,034
UNIVERSITY OP ILLINOIS 22,972 17,799 5,173 5,581 17,391,
Champaign Illinois 17,239 12,118 5,120 4,317 12,921
Chicago Illinois 408 356 53 o 408
Univ. of Illinois Tlinois 4,169 4,169 ° ioe 4,062
Urbana Tilincie 1,156 1,156 ° 1,156 °
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA THE 1,597 1,520 ” ” 1,520
Towa City Towa 11597 1,520 ” ” 1,520
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS 1,340 1,240 100 435 905
Kangaa City Kansas 222 222 ° 222 °

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INtrOGUCHION. 0... eee cece reese tees teteteteteetereeetenes :

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..............0

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



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

Fiscal Year 1996

(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
ALASKA STATE OF 6s 6s ° ° 65 °
‘Anchorage Alaska 65 65 ° ° 65 °
BUREAU OF PRISONS ” ° ° 4 4 °
Petersburg Virginia " ° ° " ” °
CALIFORNIA STATE OF 9,082 ° ° 9,082 ° 9,082
Sacramento california 9,082 ° o 9,082 ° 9,082
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGCY 463 400 63 ° 462 °
Washington D.c. 463 400 63 ° 463 °
FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION 78 78 ° ° 7 °
Rockville Maryland 78 78 ° ° 18 °
KANSAS STATE OF 127 127 ° ° ° 427
Pratt Kansas 127 127 ° ° o 127
LOUISIANA STATE OF 621 270 350 ° 621 °
Baton Rouge Louisiana 270 270 ° ° 270 °
New Orleans Louisiana 350 ° 350 ° 350 °
MONTEREY, CITY OF 375 ° ° 375 375 °
Los Gatos California 375 ° ° 375 375 °
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS SPACE ADM 1,842 1,126 615 100 1,842 °
anbler california 76 16 ° ° 16 °
Moffett Field NAS California 210 210 ° oO 210 °
Pasadena California 824 361 462 ° 224 °
Washington D.c. 100 ° ° 100 100 °
Greenbelt Maryland 523 370 153 ° 523 °
Cleveland onio 108 109 ° ° 109 °
NATIONAL INST STANDARDS & TECH 3,088 3,048 ° ° 3,048 o
Boulder Colorado 2,362 2,362 ° ° 1,362 °
Gaithersburg Maryland 1,686 1, 686 ° ° 1, 686 °
NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH 487 487 ° ° ° 487
Bethesda Maryland 427 487 ° ° ° 487
NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SVC 37 97 ° ° 97 °
Beaufort North Carolina 97 97 ° Oo 97 °
NATIONAL OCNIC ATMOSPHERIC ADM 525 525 ° ° 525 °
Rockville Maryland 30 90 ° ° 90 °
Silver Spring Maryland 195 195, 0 ° 195, °
New Bedford Massachusetts 240 240 ° ° 240 °
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION $12 512 ° ° 512 °
Washington D.C. 80 80 ° ° 80 °
Arlington Virginia 330 230 ° ° 230 °
Frytown Virginia 102 102 ° ° 102 °
SACRAMENTO MUNICPL UTILITY DST 3,761 ° ° 3,761 ° 3,761
Sacramento California 3,761 ° ° 3,761 ° 3,761
US DEPT HEALTH AND HUMAN svcs 80 20 ° ° 80 o
Bethesda Maryland 20 20 ° ° 20 o
UNITED STATES DEPT COMMERCE 1,619 ° 1,394 225 1,619 °
Arlington Virginia 1,259 ° 1,254 5 1,259 0
Seattle Washington 360 ° 140 220 360 °
UNITED STATES DEPT ENERGY 2,362 1,643 s70 150 2,362 °
Livermore california 157 157 ° ° 357 °
Oakland California 334 214 120 ° 334 °

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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 1996

(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

HARVARD UNIVER PRES & FEL OF 6,288 6,028 860 626 6,282
Boston Massachusetts 505 505 ° 505 °
cambridge Massachusetts 6,383 5,523 260 131 6,252
HEALTH RESEARCH INC 350 350 ° ° 350
Albany New York 227 237 ° ° 237
Buffalo New York 113 13 ° ° 113
HENRY FORD HEALTH SYSTEMS 209 289 ° o 289
Detroit Michigan 289 289 0° o 289
HIPPLE CANCER RESEARCH CENTER 148 uae ° ° 148
Dayton Ohio ise ae ° ° ue
HOPSTRA UNIVERSITY 17 a7 ° ° 7
Hempstead New York a7 77 ° ° a7
HORIZON HIGH REACH INC 210 810 ° ° 810
Madison Wisconsin 810 e10 ° ° 810
HOUSTON ADVANCED RESEARCH CTR 228 228 ° ° 225
‘The Woodlands Texas 225 225 ° ° 225
HOWARD UNIVERSITY 4,528 4,456 2 997 3,631
Washington D.c. 4,392 4,319 n 760 3,632
Burlington Vermont 137 137 ° 137 °
HUDSON INSTITUTE INC 10 10 ° 70 °
Indianapolis Indiana 70 70 ° 10 °
HUMAN RSRCES RES ORGANIZATION 2,282 1,724 sse 2,282 °
Alexandria Virginia 2,282 1,724 558 2,282 °
HUMBOLDT STATE UNIV CNT BD DIR 50 50 ° ° 50
Arcata California 50 50 ° ° 50
HUTCHNSON FRED CANCER RES CTR 2,190 2,190 ° ° 2,190
Seattle Washington 2,190 2,190 ° ° 2,190

I I T RESEARCH INSTITUTE 7,010 50 6,960 7,010 °
Chicago Illinois 6,652 50 6,602 6,652 0
Rome New York 358 ° 358 358 °
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECH 1,341 1,238 103 20 2,262
Chicago Illinois 1341 1,238 103 80 1,262
ILLINOIS STATE MUSEUM SOCIETY an an ° an °
Springfield Illinois an am ° a7 °
INDIANA UNIVERSITY 2,023 2,672 353 1,163 860
Bloomington Indiana 1,598 1,246 353 1,163 435,
Columbus Indiana 161 161 oO i) 161
Indianapolis Indiana 264 264 ° ° 264
INDUSTRIAL TECH INST THE 295 ° 395 395 °
‘Ann Arbor Michigan 395 ° 395 395 °
INFECTIOUS DISEASE RES INST 612 612 ° ° 612
Seattle Washington 612 612 ° o 612
INSTITUTE ELECTRICAL 26 26 ° ° 26
Piscataway New Jersey 26 26 ° ° 26
INSTITUTE FOR ADVNCD STDY 5 5 ° ° 5
Princeton New Jersey 5 5 ° ° 5

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

L

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

KNOXVILLE COLLEGE 197 197 ° ° 197
Knoxville Tennessee 197 197 ° ° 197
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY 3,992 3,417 575 49 3,943
Bethlehem Pennsylvania 3,992 3,417 575 43 3,943
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY ne ne ° ° ne
Lincoln University Pennsylvania ne ne ° ° ne
LINFIELD RESEARCH INSTITUTE 22 ° 82 ° 22
McMinnville Oregon 82 ° 82 ° 82
LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT INST 22,249 22,849 ° 22,849 °
Bethesda Maryland 19,551 19,551 ° 19,551 °
McLean Virginia 3,299 3,299 ° 3,299 °
LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY MED CTR nm a7 ° ° 4,717
Loma Linda california any 1.717 ° ° 4,727
LONG ISLAND JEWISH MED CTR 407 407 o ° 407
New Hyde Park New York 407 407 ° ° 407
LORAS COLLEGE INC 4 4 ° ° 4
Dubuque Towa 4 4 ° ° 4
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV s¥S 9,367 9,367 ° 320 9,087
Baton Rouge Louisiana 6,740 6.740 ° 14s 6,596
New Orleans Louisiana 2,003 2,003 ° ° 2,003
Ruston Louisiana 79 79 ° ° 79
Shreveport Louisiana 130 130 ° 130 °
University Louisiana 41s 41s ° 45 370
LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY 375 375 ° ° 375
Ruston Louisiana 375 375 ° o 375
LOVELACE INSTITUTES THE 344 348 ° ° 344
Albuquerque New Mexico 344 344 ° ° 244
LOWELL OBSERVATORY 400 ° 400 400 °
Flagstaff Avizona 400 ° 400 400 °
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ie ie ° ° ae
Chicago Tilinois aa a8 ° ° ie
MANAGMENT ASSN FOR PROF SCTTES 10 10 ° ° 10
Augusta Georgia 10 10 ° ° 10
MARCH OF DIMES BIRTH DEF 427 427 o ° 427
Sacramento california 427 427 ° ° 427
MARINE BIOLOGICAL LAB THE 68 68 ° ° 68
Woods Hole Massachusetts 68 68 ° ° 68
MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY 86 26 ° 15 a
Milwaukee Wisconsin 26 86 ° 75 a
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 613 613 oO ° 613
Huntington West Virginia 613 613 ° ° 613
MASSACHSTTS EYE BAR INFIRMARY 120 120 ° ° 120
Boston Massachusetts 120 120 ° ° 120
MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH 45,440 33,239 12,201 9,178 36,261
Cambridge Massachusetts 43,808 33,191 10,617 8,360 35,449
Cambridge A Massachusetts 1,632 48 1,584 220 a12

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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 with 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

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

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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 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee Development Total Prim Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts and otal Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor

Grants) Contracts Agreements
MIDWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 40 40 °
Kanoas City Missouri 40 40 °
MINNESOTA BOARD OF REGENTS 948 599 349
Minneapolis Minnesota 949 599 349
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY 560 560 °
National Space Techn Mi 150 150 °
state College Mississippi 250 250 °
University Mississippi 160 160 °
MITRE CORPORATION 364,087 364,087 °
Bedford Massachusetts 202,895 202,895 °
McLean Virginia 161,192 161,192 °
MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE 23 22 °
Atlanta Georgia 83 23 °
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL (INC) 1,186 oO 1,186
New York New York 1,186 ° 1iies
MOUNT SINAT SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 20 30 °
New York New York 30 30 °
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 0 6,232 4.432 1,800
Washington D.c. 6,232 4,432 1,800
NATIONAL CENTER FOR MFG 18,630 ° 18,630
‘Ann Arbor Michigan 18,630 ° 18,630
NATIONAL MARROW DONOR PROGRAM 13,000 ° 19,000
Minneapolis Minnesota 19,000 ° 19,000
NATIONAL OPINION RES CTR COLO 37 ° 37
Chicago Illinois 37 ° 37
NAVAL 50- s0- °
Atlanta Georgia 50- 50- °
NEW ENGLAND DACONESS HOSP CORP 262 ° 262
Boston Massachusetts 262 ° 262
NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECH 18 ° 1s
Newark New Jersey ae ° qe
NEW MEXICO INST MIN & TECH 769 769 °
Socorro New Mexico 769 769 o
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY 326 326 °
Albuquerque New Mexico 34 34 °
Las Cruces New Mexico 292 292 °
NEW YORK ACDEMY OF SCNCES THE 5 ° 5
New York New York 5 ° 5
NEW YORK BLOOD CENTER, INC asi ° 351
New York New York 351 ° 351
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 1,352 495 266
New York New York 2,352 4a5 266
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV 570 470 100
Raleigh North Carolina 570 470 100
NORTH CRLINA AG TECHNICAL UNIV 96 96 °
Greensboro North Carolina 96 96 o

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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 1996
I
(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
‘TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY 239 180 59 59 180
Nashville Tennessee 239 180 59 59 180
TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY SYSTEN 6,147 5,840 307 an 5,670
Port Hueneme California 140 140 oO 140 °
Newport Rhode Island 66 ° 66 66 o
College Station Texas 4,937 4,696 241 198 4,739
Corpus Christi Texas 73 73 ° 73 °
Prairie View Texas 932 932 co) oO 932
‘TEXAS LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY 2 2 ° ° 2
Seguin Texas 2 2 ° ° 2
TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY 3,587 3,509 9 54 3,534
Lubbock Texas 31587 31509 19 54 3,534
‘TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY a7 17 ° ° a7
Dallas Texas a7 a7 ° ° 117
‘THE TRUSTEES DAVIDSON COLLEGE 2 2 ° ° 2
Davidson North Carolina 2 2 oO ° 2
TRINITY UNIVERSITY 4 4 ° ° 4
‘San Antonio Texas 4 4 ° ° 4
‘TROY STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 8 8 ° ° e
Norfolk Virginia 8 8 ° ° 8
TRUSTEES OF CLARK UNIVERSITY ioe 108 ° ° 108
Worcester Massachusetts 108 108 ° ° 108
TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA UNIV-NYC cess 5,204 1,937 1,649 5,493
New York New York 7,061 5,124 2,937 1.648 5,413
Troy New Yorke 20 80 ° ° 80
TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 3,044 2,982 162 ° 3,084
Hanover New Hampshire 3,044 2,882 162 ° 3,084
‘TRUSTEES/U. ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 2,823 2,823 ° ° 2,823
Chicago Illinois 2,823 2,823 ° ° 2,823
‘TUFTS UNIVERSITY 2,133 1,932 202 110 2,023
Boston Massachusetts 579 579 ° ° 579
Medfield Massachusetts 254 90 164 ° 254
Medford Massachusetts 1,300 1,263 37 110 1,190
i ‘TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY 2,140 2,090 50 50 2,090
Tuskegee Alabama 140 90 50 50 90
Tuskegee Institute Alabama 2,000 2,000 ° ° 2,000
UCLA FOUNDATION INC 540 540 ° 540 °
Los Angeles california 540 540 ° 540 °
uNSFCU 1,508 1,158 350 ° 1,508
amherst Massachusetts 1.508 1,158 350 ° 1,508
UNITED ENGINEERING TRUSTEES 27 a7 10 ° 27
New York New York 27 7 10 ° 27
UNIVE AL HUNTSVL END 179 179 ° ° 179
Hunteville Alabama ang 179 ° ° 179
UNIVER/PGH COMMON SYST EDUC 2,591 2,276 314 287 2,303
Pitteburgh Pennsylvania 2,591 21276 314 287 2,303

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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 1996

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee Development i Total Prime
Locati ¢ Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and

‘ocation of Worl

Grants) Contracts Agreements
ACADEMY FOR EDUCATIONAL DEV 519 519 °
Washington D.c. 519 $19 Oo
AEROSPACE CORPORATION 155, 690 155,690 °
El Segundo California 155,690 155,690 °O
ALABAMA A & M UNIVERSITY a7 ° 427
Normal Alabama 4a7 ° 417
ALBANY NEDICAL COLLEGE 1 ° 7
Albany New York 7 ° 7
AMERICAN INST RSRCH BEHAV SCI n 2 °
San Antonio Texas 2 2 °
AMERICAN IRON & STEEL INST 150 ° 150
Washington D.c. 150 ° 150
AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL Soc 10 ° 10
Boston Massachusetta 10 ° 10
AMERICAN SOC FOR ENGRG EDCATN 3,380 ° 3,380
Washington D.c 3,380 ° 3/380
ARKANSAS, UNIVERSITY OF 2,500 ° 2,500
Fayetteville Arkansas 2,500 ° 2/500
ASSOCIATION OF STATE AND 10 ° 10
Washington D.c. 10 ° 10
AUBURN UNIVERSITY 2,050 so 2,000
‘Auburn Alabana 2,050 50 2/000
AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY ACTION GP 1,058 ° 1,088
Southfield Michigan 1058 ° Lose
AUTONMOUS UNDRSEA SYSTEMS INST 83 ° a2
Lee New Hampshire 83 ° 83
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE 24,036 24,036 °
Port Hueneme California 553 $53 °
waltham Massachusetts 310 310 °
Colunbus Ohio 19,935 19,935 °
Richland Washington 2558 1,558 °
Seattle Washington 1,679 1,679 °
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 1,872 262 1,209
Houston Texas 1,872 363 1,209
BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE UNIVER 3,601 3,212 469
Atlanta Georgia 31482 3,075 407
Marietta Georgia 137 27 °
Savannah Georgia 6 ° 6
BOSTON COLLEGE TRUSTEES OF 4a7 aay °
Bedford Massachusetts 377 377 °
Chestnut Hil Massachusetts 40 40 °
BOSTON UNIVERSITY, TRUSTEES OF 643 618 2s
Boston Massachusetts 25 ° 2s
Boston University Massachusetts eie oie °
BRIGHAM MEDICAL CENTER INC 696 500 196
Boston Massachusetts 696 500 196

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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 1996
(Dollars in Thousands)
Total By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee Development . Total Prime
Le ti € Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor
Grants) Contracts Agreements
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 4,168 3,091 277
Arlington Texas 60 60 °
Austin Texas 2,297 2,257 40
£1 Paso Texas 192 is2 °
Galveston Texas 791 791 °
Houston Texas 768 532 237
Richardson Texas 60 60 °
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH ” 7 °
Salt Lake City Utah 7 7 °
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 418 1s0 268
Charlottesville Virginia 418 150 268
UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA 572 ° 572
Pensacola Florida 572 ° 572
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION 1,061 1,062 °
Washington D.c 1,061 1/061 °
UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN sySTEH 3,207 209 2,918
North Ozwell Vermont. iio ao °
Madison Wisconsin 2,918 ° 2,918
Menomonie Wisconsin 179 179 °
\
UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 12,034 12,756 78
Logan uvah 12/834 12,756 70
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV 79 9 °
Richmond Virginia 79 79 °
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 160 a7 n
Blacksburg Virginia 160 87 a
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 779 ° 719
St. Louis Missouri 779 ° 773
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF 975 92- 1,067
Seattle Washington 975 92- 1,067
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY 552 552 °
Detroit Michigan 352 552 °
WENTWORTH INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY 708 708 °
Boston Massachusetts 708 708 °
WEST VRGNIA HIGH TECH CNSRTTUY 501 ° 501
Fairmont West Virginia 501 ° 501
WISTAR INST OF ANATOMY & BIO 2,259 ° 2,359
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 21359 ° 2,359
WOODS HOLE OCANOGRAPHIC INSTW 2,262 1,992 an
Woods Hole Mascachusetts 2,212 1942 27
Falls Church Virginia 50 50 °o
WORK & TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE 50 so °
Washington D.c 50 50 °
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY 319 319 °
Sunnyvale california 240 240 °
Dayton Ohio 79 79 o
YALE UNIVERSITY 3,216 793 2,423
New Haven connecticut 3/216 793 2,423
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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 1996

(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

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

Lawrence Kansas aale io1e 100 213 905
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY 52 52 ° 52 °
Lexington-Fayette Kentucky 52 52 ° 52 °
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE 1,263 1,228 36 ° 1,263
Louisville Kentucky 1,263 1,228 36 ° 1,263
UNIVERSITY OF LOWELL ASSOC 60 60 ° 60 °
Lowell Massachusetts 60 60 ° 60 °
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEM ass 646 250 170 726
| oxone (Town of) Maine 30 30 ° 30 °
Orono Maine 865 616 250 140 726
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SYSTEM 18,877 16,448 2,429 3,503 15,374
Baltimore Maryland 3,221 3,058 163 ayie4 2,037
cambridge Maryland 149 149 ° ° 149
Catonsville Maryland 693 693 ° ° 693
College Heights Eet. Maryland 134 ° 134 134 °
College Park Maryland 12,626 10,494 2,132 1,915 30,711
college View Maryland 239 239 ° 239 °
Princess Anne Maryland 20 30 ° 30 °
‘Towson Maryland 5 75 ° ° 15
Hudson New Hampshire 1,710 1,710 ° ° 1,710
UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE 600 600 ° ° 600
Piscataway New Jersey 600 600 ° ° 600
UNIVERSITY OP MIANI 5,394 5,295 98 370 5,024
Coral Gables Florida 2,810 2,712 9a 70 2,740
Miami Florida 2,491 2,491 ° 300 2,191
Miami (CCD) Florida 93 3 ° ° 93
UNIVERSITY OF MICHTGAN 28,147 24,004 4,142 3,939 24,208
ann Arbor Michigan 27,459 23,317 4,142 2,939 23,520
Dearborn Michigan 50 50 ° ° 50
Four Mile Lake Michigan 638 638 0 ° 638
| UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI 652 652 o 0 652
Jackson Missiscippi 62 62 ° ° 62
Mississippi College Mississippi 170 170 ° ° 170
University Mississippi 208 2a8 ° ° 208
UNIV of MS Mississippi 332 432 ° ° 132
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ROLLA 100 100 ° ° 100
Columbia Missouri 100 100 ° ° 100
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA 3,286 3,286 ° 323 2,963
Lincoln Nebraska 2,738 2,738 ° 196 2,842
omaha Nebraska saa 548 ° 127 421
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND 227 327 ° ° 327
Biddeford Maine 327 327 ° ° 327
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO 31,931 5,497 26,433 2,558 23,373
Kihei Hawaii 22,495 ° 22,495 3,745 18,750
| Albuquerque New Mexico, 9,221 8,497 3,723 4,598 4,623
Kirtland AFB New Mexico 21s ° 215 215 o
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS 6,008 5,402 606 33 5,975
New Orleans Louisiana 6,008 5,402 606 33 5,975
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 2,155 2,155 ° 1619 536
Chapel Hilt North Carolina 1,994 1,994 ° 161s 375

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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 1996

(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

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY 107 107 ° ° 107
omaha Nebraska 107 107 ° ° 107
DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE 272 272 ° 215 se
Boston Massachusetts 272 272 ° 215 58
DAYTON FOUNDATION 64 ° 64 ° 64
Dayton onio 64 ° 64 ° 64
DE PAUL UNIVERSITY aa a ° ° aa
Chicago Illinois u n ° ° nu
DILLARD UNIVERSITY BD TRUSTEES 109 ° 109 109 °
New Orleans Louisiana 109 ° 108 109 °
DRAPER CHARLES STARK LAB INC 22,649 4,200 18,449 22,649 °
cambridge Massachusetts 5,267 4,200 1,067 5,267 °
Cambridge A Massachusetts 17,382 o 47,382 17,382 °
DREW UNIVERSITY 36 36 ° ° 36
Madison New Jersey 36 36 ° ° 36
DREXEL UNIVERSITY 1,198 608 590 645 553
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 1,198 608 590 645 $53
DUKE UNIVERSITY 8,995 5,307 3,688 553 8,442
Durham North Carolina 8,995 5,307 31688 553 2,442
EARTH AND SPACE RESEARCH 67 67 ° ° 67
Seattle Washington 67 67 ° ° 67
EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 15 15 ° ° 15
Greenville North Carolina 45 as ° ° 4s
EDISON MATERIALS TECH CTR 628 628 ° 628 °
Kettering ohio 628 62e ° 628 o
EDISON WELDING INSTITUTE 3,078 ° 3,078 3,078 °
Columbus ohio 31078 ° 3,078 3,078 °
EINSTEIN ALBERT MEDICAL CTR 1,004 934 70 10 934
Bethel Pennsylvania 70 ° 70 70 o
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 934 934 ° ° 934
EINSTEIN ALBERT SCHOOL OF MED 228 228 ° 228 o
Bronx (County) New Yorke 228 228 ° 228 °
ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY THE 6 6 ° ° 6
Pennington New Jersey 6 6 ° ° 6
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV 338 338 ° ° 338
Elizabeth City North Carolina 338 338 ° ° 338
EMORY UNIVERSITY 3,013 1,013 ° 272 maa
Atlanta Georgia 4,013 1,013 ° 272 7m.
ENVIRNMENTAL RES INST OF MICH 3,240 2,065 2,175 3,122 aie
‘Ann Arbor Michigan 1,758 583 1.175 1,640 aie
Four Mile Lake Michigan 75 1s ° 75 °
National Space Techn Mississippi 1,407 1,407 ° 1,407 °
ESTUARINE RESEARCH FOUNDATION s 5 ° ° 5
Port Republic Maryland 5 5 ° ° 5
FEDERATION OF AMER SOC FOR EXP 1s as ° ° 15
Bethesda Maryland as a5 ° ° 15

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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 1996
(Dollars in Thousands)
TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
ECH
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
t
!
| INSTITUTE FOR DEF ANALYSES 44,382 44,383 ° 44,383 °
‘Alexandria Virginia 44,383 44,383 ° 44,383 °
INSTITUTE FOR PSTDCTRAL STDIES 38 38 ° ° 38
Scottadale Arizona 38 38 ° ° 38
INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY LEARN ain qn 100 ° aun
Palo Alto California 211 11. 100 o 211
INT'L 50 50 ° ° 50
Baltimore Maryland 50 50 ° ° 50
INTERNTONAL CMPT SCIENCE INST 99 99 ° ° 99
Berkeley California 99 99 ° ° 99
! TONA COLLEGE 95 95 ° ° 95
i New Rochelle New York 95 95 ° ° 95
ToWA STATE UNIV OF SCNCE TECH 1384 1,154 200 200 1,154
ames Towa 1,354 1,156 200 200 1,154
JACKSON LABORATORY, THE 420 480 ° ° 480 :
Bar Harbor Maine 480 480 ° °o 480
'
JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY 197 797 ° 255 542
Jackson Mississippi 797 797 ° 255 542 |
JACKSON, HENRY 50,418 50,418 ° 8,043 42,276
Bethesda Maryland 7,530 7,530 ° 7.530 o
Rockville Maryland 42/838 42,228 ° 513 42,326
El Paso Texas 50 50 ° ° 50 |
JARVIS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 166 16 ° 166 °
Hawking Texas 166 166 ° isé °
JEFFERSON THOMAS UNIVERSITY 635 635 ° 335 300
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 635 635 ° 335 300
JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 221 221 ° 221 °
University Heights Ohio 221 221 ° 221 °
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 15,967 12,030 3,937 5,248 10,719
Washington D.c. 164 164 ° 86 78
Baltimore Maryland 10,454 9,194 1,261 1,350 9,105
Laurel Maryland 4,514 1,837 2,677 3.812 702
Hudson New Hampshire 035 035 ° ° 035
JOINT OCNGRPHIC INSTTTIONS INC 618 sie ° ° e1e
Washington D.c. 618 618 ° ° sie
KAISER FOUNDATION HOSPITALS eis eis ° ° eis
oakland California ais ais ° ° 815
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 1,429 645 704 784 645
Lawrence Kansas 737 ° 77 737 °
Manhattan Kansas 692 645 a7 a7 645
KENNEDY KRIEGER RESEARCH INST 120 120 ° ° 120
Baltimore Maryland 120 120 ° ° 120
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY 1,018 33¢ 680 680 338
Kent Ohio 1,018 338 680 680 338
KESTREL INSTITUTE 1,562 se 1,503 1,561 °
Palo Alto California 1,561 58 1,503 1,561 °
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