Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1994

(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
SRINT FRANCIS COLLEGE 1,100 1,100 ° ° 2,100
Loretto Pennsylvania 1,100 1,100 ° ° 1,100
SALK INST FOR BLGICAL STUDIES 195 195 ° ° 195
La dolla california 195 195 ° ° 195
SRN DEGO SOC OF NTRAL HISTORY a a ° ° uu
San Diego California a oo’ ° ° cee
SAN DEGO STATE UNIV FUNDATION 2,133 2,133 ° 1,990 143
San Diego California 2,133 2,133 ° 1,990 143
SAN FRNCSCO STATE UNIV FNDTION 210 210 ° ° 210
san Francisco california 210 210 ° o 210
SAN JOSE STATE UNIV FOUNDATION 644 644 ° ° 644
san Jose california 644 644 0 o 644
| SANTA FE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE 323 323 ° ° 323
| Santa Fe New Mexico 323 323 ° ° 323
SATELLITE COMMUNICATION FOR LE 350 350 ° ° 350
| McClelland Towa 350 350 ° ° 350
SCRIPPS HEALTH 4,377 4,377 ° ° 4,377
| La Jolla califomia 4,377 3,377 ° ° 4,377
SHAW UNIVERSITY 56 56 ° ° 56
Phoenix Arizona 56 56 ° ° 56
SLOAN-KETTERING 387 307 ° ° 387
New York New York 387 387 ° ° 387
SMITH COLLEGE aa a ° ° 21
Northampton Massachusetts 2a aa ° ° 21
SNITH-KETTLEWELL EYE RESEARCH 161 161 ° ° 161
san Francisco California rt i61 ° ° 161
SOCIETY AUTO ENGINEERS INC 40 ° 40 40 °
Warrendale Pennsylvania 40 oO 40 40 °
| SOCIETY FOR LEUKOCYTE BIOLOGY s 5 0 oO 5
| Bethesda Maryland 5 5 o ° 5
SOCIETY FOR MARINE MAMMALOGY e 8 ° ° e
Salinas California 8 8 o ° 8
SOCIETY IND APPL MATH ae ae ° ° as
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 18 1s 0 ° 18
SOUTH CAROLINA RESEARCH AUTH 29,295 29,295 ° 29,295 °
Charleston South Carolina 29,295 29,295 ° 29,295 °
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV 33 33 ° ° 33
Orangeburg South Carolina 3 33 ° ° 33
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE OF 53 53 ° ° 53
Rapid City South Dakota 53 53 ° ° 53
SOUTHEASTER CNTR FG ELT 3,465 2,230 1,235 3,465 °
Saint Cloud Florida 2,959 2,230 729 2,959 )
Brooks AFB Texas 205 ° 205 205 °
| San Antonio Texas 300 9 3200 300 a

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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 1994

(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
SHAWNEE MISSION 33 33 ° o ° 33
Shawnee Mission Kansas 33 23 ° ° ° 33
SITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 316 316 ° ° ° a16
Washington D.c. as as ° ° ° as
cambridge Mass 297 237 ° ° ° 297
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE OF 200 200 ° ° ° 200
columbia S Carolina 200 200 ° ° ° 200
SUNNY HILLS HIGH SCHOOL 67 67 ° ° ° 67
Fullerton california 6 67 ° ° ° 67

US DEPARTMENT TRANSPORTATION 167 167 ° ° 167 °
Washington D.C. 167 167 ° ° 167 °
US DEPT HEALTH & HUMAN Svcs 473 30 343 o 173 °
Rockville Maryland 173 30 143 o 173 °

US DPARTMENT VETERANS AFFAIRS 150 ° 150 ° 150 °
Durham N Carolina 150 ° 150 ° 150 °
UNITED STATES DEPT COMMERCE 12,593 11,208 ° 1,385 12,593 °
Boulder Colorado 1,028 893 ° 135 1,028 o
Gaithersburg Maryland 10,114 9,014 ° 1,100 10,114 °
George Island Landin Maryland 30 30 0 ° 20 °
Rockville Maryland 60 60 o ° 60 °
Silver Spring Maryland 573 423 ° 150 573 °
Ashdale ‘oregon 672 672 ° ° 672 °
Seattle Washington 116 116 ° ° 116 °
UNITED STATES DEPT ENERGY 1,919 1,343 450 125 1,919 °
Berkeley California 160 °o 160 oO 160 °
Broadway California so ° 50 ° 50 °
Oakland Califomia 408 408 ° ° 408 °
Washington D.c. 28 29 ° ° 29 °
Argonne Illinois 92 92 ° ° 92 °
Albuquerque New Mexico 152 225 ° 13 152 o
upton New York 75 78 ° o 15 °

oak Ridge Tennessee 803 364 240 ise 203 °
Richland Washington 150 150 ° ° 150 °
UNITED STATES DEPT INTERIOR 429 333 ° 96 4u4 as
Denver Colorado 1s ° ° 1s ° 45
Arlington Virginia 30 ° ° 30 30 oO
Reston Virginia 304 333 ° 51 ae4 °
URBANDALE HIGH SCHOOL 79 79 ° ° ° 73
Urbandale Towa 78 79 ° ° ° 79

US SMALL BUSINESS ADH 200 200 ° ° ° 200
Denver colorado 200 200 ° ° ° 200
UTAH STATE OF 132 132 ° ° 132 °
salt Lake City Ueah 332 132 ° ° 132 °
VALLEJO, CITY OF 619 619 ° ° ° 619
Vallejo califomia 619 619 ° ° ° 619
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH OF 233 183 ° 50 ° 233
Richmond Virginia 233 183 ° 50 ° 233
WEST WINDSOR PLAINSBORO REGION 44 44 ° ° ° 44
Princeton Junction New Jersey “4 44 ° ° ° “4

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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 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Developmen i

Name of Awardee evelopment Total Pri Total Prime

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

Grants) Contracts Agreements
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME DU 10 ° 10
Notre Dame Indiana 10 ° 10
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 300 300 °
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 300 300 °
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH TR 40,184 40,184 °
Johnstown Pennsylvania ‘38,242 38,242 oO
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 1,942 1,942 °
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 1,650 1,650 °
| Rochester New York 1,650 1/650 °
UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON 36 ° 36
Scranton Pennsylvania 36 ° 36
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CAL 5,733 5,733 °
Les Angeles California 2,004 2,004 °
Los Angeles AF Sta. California 3,729 3,729 oO
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 199 198 °
Knoxville ‘Tennessee 82 a2 °
Tullahoma Tennessee 7 ay °
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 2,500 2,500 °
austin Texas 2,346 2,346 °
El Paso Texas 60 60 °
odessa Texas 44 44 °
Richardson Texas 50 50 °
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 1,684 1,604 °
Charlottesville Virginia 1,604 1,684 °
UNIVERSITY OF VI & ST AGRIC 79 19 °
Burlington Vermont: 19 79 °
TAH STATE UNIVERSITY 18,120 18,079 si
Logan ueah 18,130 18,079 si
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, THE aoa ° 203
Nashville ‘Tennessee 803 ° 803
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV 2e1 2e1 °
Richmond Virginia 281 281 °
VIRGINIA PLYTCHNIC INST/ST UNI 150 0 150
Blacksburg Virginia 150 ° 150
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY a7 a7 °
Pullman Washington a7 177 °
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 10 ° 10
St. Louis Missouri 10 ° 10
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY eis ° eis
Detroit Michigan 1s ° eis
WENTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECH 927 927 °
Boston Massachusetts 927 927 °
Woops HOLE OCANOGRAPHIC INSTN 1,095 1,045 so
Woods Hole Massachusetts 995 945 50
Naval USC Rhode Island 100 200 °

' WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY ise ise °
| Dayton onio 100 oo °

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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 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
| H : ~
H Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | total prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts | Research Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
LE TOURNEAU UNIVERSITY 30 ° 30 20 °
| Longview Texas 30 ° 30 30 °
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY 3,687 3,687 ° ° 2,687
| Bethlehem Pennsylvania 3,687 2,687 ° ° 3,687
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY 358 358 ° ° 358
Lincoln University Pennsylvania 358 358, ° ° 358
LINFIELD RESEARCH INSTITUTE 200 o 200 200 °
McMinnville Oregon 200 ° 200 200 °
| LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT INST 14,009 14,009 ° 14,009 o
McLean Virginia 14,009 14,009 ° 14,009 °
LONG ISLAND JEWISH MEDICAL CTR 150 150 ° ° 150
New Hyde Parke New York 150 150 ° ° 150
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV sys 2,628 8,320 317 544 8,094
Baton Rouge Louisiana 1,864 1,864 ° 68 1,795
New Orleans Louisiana 5,703 5,386 317 317 5,386
| Shreveport Louisiana 321 321 ° 50 21
| University Louisiana 749 749 ° 109 641
LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY 214 214 ° ° 214
Ruston Louisiana 214 214 ° ° 214
LOWELL OBSERVATORY 290 290 ° 290 °
Flagstaff Arizona 290 230 ° 230 °
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 267 267 ° ° 267
Chicago Illinois 267 267 ° ° 267
MARICOPA CNTY GUNTY CLLEGE DsT 134 134 ° ° 134
Phoenix Rxizona a4 134 ° ° 134
MARINE BIOLOGICAL LAB THE 65 65 ° ° 6s
Woods Hole Massachusetts 65 65 o o 6s
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 95 35 ° ° 95
Huntington West Virginia 95 95 ° ° 95
MASSACHSETTS EYE EAR INFIRMARY 135 13s ° ° 135
Boston Massachusetts 135 135 ° ° 135
MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSP INC 5,402 5,402 ° 218 5,187
Boston Massachusetts 5,402 5,402 ° 215 5,187
/ MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH 52,117 42,604 9,513 13, 046 29,072
cambridge Massachusetts 51,102 42,608 2,498 13,046 38, 056
Cambridge A Massachusetts: 1,015 ° 1,015 ° 1,015
MASSACHUSETTS UNIVERSITY OF 6,340 4,460 1,880 3,021 3,319
Amherst Massachusetts 4,721 3,736 ges 1,449 3,272
Amherst Center Massachusetts 295 ° 295, 295 rs
Boston Massachusetts 124 ies ° 138 46
Dartmouth Massachusetts 80 80 ° 20 °
Worcester Massachusetts 460 460 ° 460 °
MATERIALS RESEARCH SOCIETY 62 62 ° ° 62
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 62 62 ° ° 62
! MATHEMATICAL ASSN OF AMER 4a 48 ° ° 4a
i Washington De 42 48 ° ° aa
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
| Fiscal Year 1994
(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} 6.2 Agreements
1) (6.2) 9
| UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 7,361 6,022 1,339 1,436 5,925
Fussels Comer Florida 350 ° 350 350 °
} Gainesville Florida 3,485 2,496 989 1,086 2,399
Gainesville East ‘Florida 808 805 ° ° 205
| University Florida 2,703 2,703 ° ° 2,703
Atlanta Georgia 18 1s ° ° 18
UNIVERSITY OF GA RES FUNDATION a2ie 1,218 ° 96 asaz2
Athens Georgia 4,322 3,122 ° ° 31122
Athens-Clarke Georgia 96 96 ° 96 °
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII 3,469 1,948 1,522 1,587 1,912
Honolulu Hawaii 3,469 1,948 1,521 1,557 1,912
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON SYSTEM 2,536 2,536 ° ° 2,536
Houston Texas 2,536 2,536 ° ° 2,536
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 182 162 ° ° 182
Moscow Idaho 182 182 ° ° 182
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 18,970 14,977 3,992 4,579 14,391
Champaign Illinois 14,601 10,730 3,870 3,656 10,945
Chicago Tilinois 11296 11296 ° 85 pests
Univ. of Illinois Illinois 2,850 2,550 ° 316 2,234
Urbana Tlinoie 522 401 122 522 0
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA THE 2,219 2,219 ° “7 2,172
Towa city Towa 21172 2,172 ° ° 2,172
Iowa Falls Towa a7 47 ° a7 o
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS 976 266 a0 415 sei
Kansas City Kansas 167 167 ° na 95
Lawrence Kansao 209 699 iw aaa 465
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE 1,218 a2ie ° aaa 1,076
Louisville Kentucky 1,218 1,218 ° 141 1,076
UNIVERSITY OF LOWELL Assoc 317 a7 ° as 178
Lowell Massachusetts: 317 317 °o 139 178
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE sysTEM 1,768 1,768 ° ° 1,768
‘oxono Maine 1768 1,768 ° ° 1,768
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SYSTEM 16,073 12,206 3,867 4,021 12,051
Baltimore Maryland 2,044 2.719 125 265 2,579
cambridge Maxyland 139 139 ° a4 25
| Catonsville Maryland 377 377 ° ° 377
i College Heights Est. Maryland 1,083 ° 1,053 1,053 °
| College Park Maryland 11/443 8,755 2,689 2,429 9,014
College View Maryland 160 160 ° 160 °
Solomons Maryland 37 57 ° o s7
UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE 280 280 ° ° 280
Piscataway New Jersey 280 280 ° ° (280
UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 465 465 ° 389 18
Memphis Tennessee 465 465 ° 389 75
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI 7,923 7,875 40 1,498 6,425
‘Coral Gables Florida 6,234 6,234 ° oO 6,234
Miami Florida 1,689 1,641 48 1,498 191
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 19,611 18,362 1,250 3,543 16,068
Ann Arbor Michigan 19.611 ae,361 1,250 3,543 16, 068
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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 1994

(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
WESTERN SENIOR HIGH SCHL 407 35 35 ° ° ° 35
Baltimore Maryland 35 35 ° o ° 35
WISCONSIN STATE OF 548 445 ° 103 540 °
Madison Wisconsin 542 445 ° 103 542 °
WOODROW WILSON SENIOR HIGH SCH 15 45 ° ° ° as
Washington D.c. 1s as ry 0 ° 4s
TOTAL 50,989 41,268 1,463 8,258 21,494 29,495

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HIGHLIGHTS

The following tables show the number of U.S. institutions receiving prime awards for all
research and development categories and the net value of the awards, by type of institution, for FY 1994
and FY 1993. In both categories, the other nonprofit break-out includes awards to Federal, state, and
local government agencies.

FY 1994
__ TYPE OF AWARDEE _ NUMBER OF AMOUNT OF
: AWARDEES | AWARDS *

ee ee
TOTAL RDT&E 532 3,595
TECHNOLOGY BASE 484 1,517
Educational** 283 1,023
Other Nonprofit 201 494
DEVELOPMENT 192 2,078
Educational*** 112 1,026
Other Nonprofit 80 1,053

FY 1993
TYPE OF AWARDEE NUMBER OF | AMOUNT OF
: _ AWARDEES | AWARDS *

TOTAL RDT&E 484 35584
TECHNOLOGY BASE 436 1,661
Educational** 279 1,129
Other Nonprofit 157 532
DEVELOPMENT 182 1,923
Educational*** 107 1,044
Other Nonprofit 75 879

Amounts in millions.

Funding is mostly to academic departments in universities and colleges.

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

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
Fiscal Year 1994

(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
SLONN-KETTERING 499 150 a4
New York New Youle 499 150 x49
SOUTH CAROLINA RESEARCH AUTH 1,730 1,720 °
North Charleston South Carolina 1/720 1,720 °
SOUTHEASTER CNTR FC ELT n n °
Saint Cloud Florida a 2 0
SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1,675 1,675 0
Birmingham Alabama 1,675 1,675 °
SOUTHERN UNIV AG MECH COLLEGE 121 aaa °
Baton Rouge Touieiana 1a 121 0
SOUTAMEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 6,137 6,397 °
San antonio Texas 61137 6,137 °
SOUTHMESTERN O# CNCL ry “ °
Dayton onio 24 a °
SPOKANE INTERCOLLEGIATE 15,000 ° 15,000
Spokane Washington 15,000 oO 15,000
SRI INTERNATIONAL 17,701 47,701 °
Los Angeles california 420 420 0
Menlo Park California 15,966 15,966 °
Princeton New Jersey 3,315 133s 0
STANFORD LELAND JUNTOR UNIV 192 so 1,862
stanford California 11912 50 1262
STANFORD UNIVERSITY BOOK STR 698 ° 698
‘Stanford University California 698 o 698
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECH 5,729 ° 5,729
Hoboken New Jersey 3,729 ° 5,729
SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP 4,039 4,039 °
syracuse New York 4,039 41039 °
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 294 ao4 °
syracuse New York 294 394 °
TENPLE UNIV COMMONWEALTH SYSTH 4 a4 °
Philadelphia Pennoyivania 4 4 °
TEXAS A & M RES FOUNDATION 225 22s °
College Station ‘Texas 225 22s °
TRUSTEES COLUIBIA UNIV 1,072 151 920
New York New York 11072 151 920
TUFTS MEDICAL CTR /LAB ANIMAL 200 200 °
Boston Massachusetts 800 200 °
TTUPTS UNIVERSITY ss 8s °
Meaford Massachusetta 35 35 °
UNIVERSITIES SPACE RES ASSN 327 137 °
Columbia Maryland 137 137 °
UNIVERSITY KY RES FOUNDATION 50 50 °
: Lexington Kentucky 50 so °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

eet By type of effort By type of funding instrument
qT
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
SOUTHEASTERN OKLA STATE UNIV 4a 48 ° ° 4a
Durant Oklahoma 48 4e ° ° 48
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY 1,768 1,768 ° 350 aaie
Los Angeles california 1,768 1,768 ° 350 1,4le
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 52 52 ° ° 52
Carbondale Tilinois 52 52 ° ° 52
SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY 441 79 362 362 19
Dallas Texas 442 79 362 362 19
SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1,805 708 1,376 1,885 °
Birmingham Alabama 1,885 708 1,176 1,885 i)
SOUTHERN UNIV AG MECH COLLEGE 1,075 60s 391 391 60s
Baton Rouge Louisiana 1,075 685 391 391 685
SOUTHWEST FNDTN 299 299 ° 299 °
San Antonio Texas: 299 299 o 299 o
SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIV 35 ° 35 35 °
Springfield Missouri 35 oO 35 35 o
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 8,368 631 7,738 8,268 °
Schenectady New York 280 ° 280 280 °
San Antonio Texas 8,088 631 7,458 8,088 °
SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE UNIV 50 50 ° ° 50
San Marcos Texas 50 50 ° ° 50
SOUTHWESTERN OH CNCL 611 17 494 ein °
Dayton onio 611 uu7 494 611 °
SPACE SCIENCE INSTITUTE 5 5 ° ° 5
Boulder Colorado 5 5 ° ° 5
SPONSORED PROJECTS OFFICE 425, 425 ° ° 425
Stanford University California 425 425 ° ° 425
SRI_ INTERNATIONAL 27,096 10, 920 16,176 27,096 °
Los Angeles california 370 ° 370 370 °
Menlo Park California 20, 504 8,302 12,202 20,504 °
oxford Massachusetts 53 53 ° 53 °
Princeton New Jersey 5,285 2,411 3.474 5,285 °
Griffiss AFB New York 79 79 0 719 Oo
Ithaca New York 5 18 ° 8 °
Arlington Virginia 130 ° 130 130 °
ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY 67 67 ° ° 67
St. Louie Missouri 67 67 ° ° 67
STANFORD LELAND JUNIOR UNIV 26,612 24,615 1,996 4,317 22,294
Fremont California 392 392 oO 392 °o
Santa Clara California 50 50 ° 50 °
Stanford California 25,719 23,923 1,796 3,674 22,045
Stanford University California 449 249 200 200 249
STANFORD UNIVERSITY BOOK STR 8,343 8,343 ° 1,559 6,784
San Francisco california 798 798 ° 798 °
Stanford California 239 229 ° 239 °
Stanford University California 7,306 7,306 ° 522 6,784
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECH 3,347 3347 ° 2,767 580
Hoboken New Jersey 3,347 3,347 ° 2,767 580

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1994

(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 WISCONSIN SYSTEM 14,645 14,580 6s 251 14,395
austin Texas 65 ° 6s 65 °
Kenosha Wisconsin 48 48 ° ° 4a
Madison Wisconsin 13,866 13,866 ° 157 13,709
Milwaukee Wisconsin 667 667 o 29 638
UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 2,982 2,719 263 2,837 1as
Logan Utah 2,982 2,719 263 2,837 14s
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, THE 6,715 6,715 ° 308 6,405
Nashville Tennessee 6,715 6,715 ° 309 6,405
VASSAR COLLEGE INC 104 104 ° ° 104
Poughkeepsie New York 104 104 ° ° 104
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY 2,000 2,000 ° ° 2,000
Villanova Pennsylvania 2,000 2,000 ° 0 2,000
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIV 100 100 ° ° 100
Richmond Virginia 100 100 ° ° 100
VIRGINIA PLYTCHNIC INST/ST UNI 9,408 8,632 776 1,235 8,174
Blacksburg Virginia 9,408 2,622 116 1,235 2,174
VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY aa ° a ° aa
Petersburg Virginia 1 ° 1. 0 al
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY 46 46 ° ° 46
Winston-Salem North Carolina 46 46 ° ° 46
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY 1,931 1,726 208 227 1,704
Pullman Washington 1,931 1,726 205 227 1,704
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 3,174 2,839 335 338 2,039
St. Louis Missouri 3,174 2,839 335 335 2,839
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF 28,406 28,267 139 31,453 16,953
Seattle Washington 28,384 28,245 139 11,453 16,931
Pine Valley Wisconsin 22 22 ° 0 22
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY 1,513 aan 342 342 aan.
Detroit Michigan 1,513 1,172 342 342 1,171
WENTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECH 158 ° isa ise °
Boston Massachusetts 158 ° isa ise °
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 5 75 ° ° 75
Middletown Connecticut 15 75 o ° 75
WEST VIRGINIA UNIV FOUNDATION 1,386 1,386 ° 25 1,361
Morgantown West Virginia 1,386 1,386 ° 25 1,261
WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 72 n ° ° 72
Macomb Illinois 72 72 ° o 72
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 92 92 ° ° 92
Kalamazoo Michigan 92 92 ° ° 92
WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 311 aan o ° aun
Bellingham Washington an 311 ° ° aun
WHITMAN COLLEGE, INC 2 2 ° ° 2
Walla Walla Washington 2 2 ° ° 2
WICHITA STATE UNIV UN CORP 27 27 ° 27 °
Wichita Kansas 27 27 ° 27 °

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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 1994

(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 Coritracts Grants and

and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements

UNIVERSITIES SPACE RES ASSN 800 27 n 200 °
Columbia Maryland 800 727 73 800 °
UNIVERSITY KY RES FOUNDATION 1,199 955 244 244 955
Lexington Kentucky 1,005 955 50 50 958
Lexington-Blue Grass Kentucky 194 ° 194 194 °
UNIVERSITY NC AT CHAPEL HL 1,021 296 125 294 726
Chapel Hill North Carolina 1,021 896 125 294 126
UNIVERSITY OF AKRON 193 193 ° ° 193
Akxon onio 193 193 ° ° 193
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 8,928 4,136 4,792 4,511 4,417
Birmingham Alabama 2,987 2,645 342 305 2,602
Hunteville Alabana 5,064 762 4,303 3,978 1,086
Tuscaloosa ‘Alabana 877 8 148 rtrd 729
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA #20 220 ° ° 220
Fairbanks Alaska 820 820 ° ° 820
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZ FOUNDATION 1,325 1,325 ° ° 1,325
‘Tucson Arizona 1,267 4,267 ° ° 1,267
university Reizona se 58 ° ° 58
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 4,172 71,243 12,929 9444 74,728
Berkeley california 11,791 11,323 468 2,481 9,310
Davis California 2,439 2,396 43 a3 2,396
Irvine california 6,242 5,506 736 1,195 5,047

La Jolla California 23,378 22,747 630 1,393 21,984

La Jolla Indian Rese California 200 ° 200 200 oO
Los Angeles California 21,167 31,321 9,846 1,924 19,243
San Diego California 2,227 1,330 297 945 1,282
San Francisco California 1,443 1,443 o 194 1,248
Santa Barbara California 11,665 11,660 5 965 10,700
Santa Cruz California 3,170 3,067 103 103 3,067
Rome New York. 450 450 ° ° 450
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 6.711 1,136 5,576 6,052 661
orlando Florida 6,711 1,136 5,576 6,051 661
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, THE 3,377 2,377 ° ° 3,377
Chicago Illinois 3,377 3,377 ° ° 3,377
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 3,506 2,810 697 1,138 2,72
Pennington New Jersey 2 2 ° ° 2
Cincinnati Ohio 3,504 (2,808 697 1,135 2,369
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 9,577 2,537 1,040 1.432 2,146
Boulder colorado 7,827 6,245 982 1,077 6,750
Colorado Springs Colorado 155 155 ° ° 155
Denver Colorado 1,525 1,467 59 204 1,242
University Colorado 70 70 ° 70 °
UNIVERSITY OP CONN FNDTION INC 1,646 1,646 ° ° 1,646
Storrs Connecticut 1,646 1,646 ° ° 1,646
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON INC 18, 653 3,168 15,404 18, 505 148
Edwards AFB california 226 226 ° 226 °
Dayton Ohio 18,426 2,942 15,484 18,278 148
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE 6,782 6,712 70 105 6.677
Newark: Delaware 6,782 6,712 70 105 6.677
UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY 141 ° aaa aaa °
Detroit Michigan Mi ° aaa aan °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
Fiscal Year 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Development i
Name of Awardee evelopment Totat Pri Total Prime
L ti Work (Contracts and Otal Prime Grants and
cation of Wor!
ocatio! Grants) Contracts Agreements
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 1,984 1,092 91
Huntsville Alabama Lieze 1,828 °
Tuscaloosa Alabama 156 64 91
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 3,832 2,884 949
Berkeley California 909 909 °
Davis California 200 200 o
La Jolla California 646 646 °
Los Angeles California 1, 608 659 949
San Prancisco California 469 469 °
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 1,282 1,262 °
orlando Florida 1,202 1,282 °
ONIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 500 500 °
Cincinnati ohio 500 500 °
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 998 ere 320
Boulder colorado 757 437 320
Denver Colorado 241 241 °
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON INC 9,727 9,685 43
Williams AFB Arizona 7,711 7,712 °
Dayton Ohio 2,016 1.974 a
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE 81 81 °
Newark Delaware al el °
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 1,237 3,237 °
Eglin AFB Florida 185 185 °
Gainesville Florida 1,052 1,052 °
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII 175 ° 175
Honolulu Hawaii 175 ° 1s
UNIVERSITY oF ILLINOTS 2,302 1,907 475
Champaign Illinois 1,698 1,610 88
Chicago Illinois S67 180 387
Normal Hlinois 17 17 °
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA THE 231 zai °
Iowa City Towa 231 231 °
UNIVERSITY OF LOWELL assoc 452 452 °
Lowell Massachusetts 452 452 °
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SYSTEM 9,932 2,416 7,515
Baltimore Maryland 1,434 1,418 1s
College Park Maryland @,177 677 7,800
Queenstown Maryland 320 320 °
UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE aso ° 350
Newark New Jersey 250 ° 350
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 3,233 aya61 2,072
Ann Arbor Michigan 3,233 1162 21072
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI a 47 °
UNIV of MS Mississippi 47 47 °
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO 245 245 °
Albuquerque New Mexico 300 300 °
Kirtland AFB New Mexico 55- 55- °
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 2,330 ° 2,330
Chapel Hill North Carolina 2,330 ° 2,330
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base

i Fiscal Year 1994

{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 UNIV RES FUNDATION 3,741 3,561 180 572 3,168
colunbus Ohio 3,741 2,561 180 572 3,169
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 1,100 1,200 ° ° 1,200
colunbus onio 1,100 1,100 ° ° 1,100
OHTO UNIVERSITY ese 368 290 390 268
Athens: Ohio 658 368 290 390 268
OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY aie ° ne ue °
Delaware onio iia ° ue ie °
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY 1,286 1,286 ° 56 1,230
Stillwater oklahoma 1,286 1,286 ° 56 1,230
OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY 5e9 se9 ° 33 555
Norfolk Virginia 589 589 ° 33 555
OPEN SOFTWARE FOUNDATION INC 5,150 4,722 428 5,150 °
| cambridge Massachusetts 5,150 4,722 428 5,150 °
OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA ee ee ° ° se
Washington D.c. ee ee ° ° 22
OREGON GRADUATE CENTER CORP 2,714 2,634 20 942 1,872
Beaverton oregon 266 726 20 242 24
| Portland Oregon 1,848 1,848 oO o 1,848
OREGON ST SYS HGR ED 333 323 ° ° 333
Eugene oregon 333 333 ° ° 332
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY 5,284 5,782 102 102 5,782
Port Hueneme California 35 ° a5 35 °
Corvallis Oregon 5,831 5,764 67 67 5,764
Eastmoreland Oregon 1s 1s oO ° 18
OUR LADY OF THE LAKE UNIV 166 166 ° ° 166
San Antonio Texas 166 166 ° o 166
PACIFIC NW RES FOUNDATION 404 404 ° ° 404
Seattle Washington 408 404 ° ° 404
PALISADES INST FOR RES SVCS 1,362 1164 196 1,337 24
New York New York: 1,067 a94 172 1,067 °
Arlington Virginia 24 ° 24 ° 24
McLean Virginia 270 270 ° 270 o
PAN AMRICAN HLTH ORGANIZATION 20 20 o ° 30
Washington D.c. 30 30 ° ° 30
PATHWAY HEALTH NETWORK, INC 533 533 ° ° 533
Boston Massachusetts 523 533 ° ° 533
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV INC 13,444 13,022 423 529 12,905
Hershey Pennsylvania 8s es ° ° as
State College Pennsylvania 447 447 ° 108 28
University Park Pennsylvania 13,213 12,790 423 429 12,783
PHILLIPS ACADEMY 80 20 ° ° 20
Andover Massachusetts 20 20 ° ° 20
PIERCE JOHN B FNDATION LAB INC 353 ° 353 353 °
New Haven Connecticut 353 ° 353 353 °

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| POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY 2,832 2,532 320 320 2,812
Brooklyn New York 2,632 2,512 120 120 2,512

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Fiscal Year 1994

(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

CORNELL UNIVERSITY 33,367 12,157 1,210 2,616 10,751
Ithaca New York 13,367 12,187 1,210 2,616 10,752
CORPORATION FOR NATL RESR INT 3,596 ° 3,596 ° 3,596
Reston Virginia 3,596 ° 3,596 ° 3,596
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY aun aaa ° ° a
omaha Nebraska un ui ° ° i
DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE 51 si ° 51 °
Boston Massachusetts 51 51 ° 51 °

DE PAUL UNIVERSITY 12 2 ° ° a2
Chicago Illinois 2 2 ° ° 2
DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE 98 98 ° ° 9e
Dover Delaware 98 98 ° ° oe
DILLARD UNIV BD OF TRUSTEES 269 R 197 197 2
New Orleans Louisiana 269 n 197 197 n
DRAPER CHARLES STARK LAB INC 4,232 ° 4,232 4,232 °
Cambridge Massachusetts 4,232 ° 4,232 41232 °
DREW UNIVERSITY 34 a ° ° 34
Madison New Jersey 34 34 ° ° 24
DREXEL, UNIVERSITY om aie 1s3 273 698
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 971 sie 153 273 698
DUKE UNIVERSITY 7,565 6,986 518 519 6,986
Beaufort North Carolina 228 228 0° ° 228
Duke University North Carolina 98 ° 98 se °
Durhan North Carolina 7,240 6,759 421 421 6,759
DUQUESNE UNIV HOLY GHosT a6 86 ° ° 86
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 86 86 ° o 86
EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 462 463 ° 175 208
Greenville North Carolina 463 463 ° 175 288
EDISON WELDING INSTITUTE INC 5,220 4,440 780 780 4,440
Colunbus onic 5,220 4,440 780 780 4,440
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE 164 164 ° ° 164
Princeton New Jersey 164 164 ° ° 164

BEG SYSTEMS LABORATORY, INC 192 192 ° ° 192
San Francisco California 192 192 ° ° 192
ELECTRIC POWER RESEARCH INST 10 10 ° ° 10
Palo Alto california io 10 ° o 10
ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY THE 9 9 ° ° °
Pennington New Jersey 9 9 ° ° 9
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV 351 351 ° ° 351
Elizabeth City North Carolina 352 351 ° ° 351
EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIV so so ° ° 50
Daytona Beach Florida 50 50 ° ° 50
EMORY UNIVERSITY 627 627 ° ° 627
Aclanta Georgia 627 627 ° ° 97
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development

Fiscal Year 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Develo
Name of Awardee evelopment Total Pri Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts and otal Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor!
Grants) Contracts Agreements
| MITRE CORPORATION 432,422 432,422 0
Bedford Massachusetts 228,600 228, 600 °
McLean Virginia 183,822 183,822 oO
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY 6s 0 6s
Bozeman Montana 65 ° 6s
MOUNT SINAT SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ase ° 486
New York New York ase ° 486
NATIONAL ACADEMY SCIENCES USA 1,513 448 1,065
Washington D.C. 1,513 a4e 1065
i NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM 400 ° 400
| Washington D.c. 400 oO 400
NATIONAL, CENTER FOR MPG 3,600 ° 3,600
ann Arbor Michigan 3/600 ° 3,600
NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF 20 ° 20
Washington D.c. 20 ° 20
NATURE CONSERVANCY THE 8s ° as
Tucson Arizona es oO 85
NEW MEXICO INST OF MIN & TECH 2,015 1,995 20
Socorro New Nexico 2,015 11995 20
NEW MEXICO STATE OF 8,304 8,402 as-
Albuquerque New Mexico 2,228 2,246 ie-
Las Cruces New Mexico 5,551 5,551 oO
White Sands MSL RGE New Mexico 605 605 oO
NEW YORK ACDBIY OF SCNCES THE 5 0 5
New York New York 5 ° 5
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 1,239 1,182 37
Binghamton New York 140 83 57
New York New York 1,099 1,099 o
NORTH CAROLINA Au FOUND 350 350 °
Greensboro North Carolina 350 350 °
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV 25 240 s
Raleigh North carolina 240 240 0
State University North Carolina 5 ° 5
NORTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 2 a °
i Grand Forks North Dakota 73 73 °
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 2,497 645 252
Evanston Illinois 1,497 645 852
(OAKLAND UNIVERSITY 592 592 o
Rochester Michigan 592 592 0
OHIO STATE UNIV RES FUNDATION 260 260 °
Columbus Ohio 260 260 oO
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY 2,350 2,350 °
Eglin AFB Florida 2/350 21350 °
OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY o4 a 0
Norfolk Virginia 84 84 0

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
Fiscal Year 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee Development Total Pri Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts and otal Prime Grants and
| i la

| Grants) Contracts Agreements

| CENTRAL, STATE UNIVERSITY 300 300 0

| Wilberforce ohio 300 300 °

| CITY UNIVERSITY OF NY INC 8 oO 8

Jamaica New York 3 oO 8

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY INC nau 22a °

Atlanta Georgia raze raze 0

Fort Gillem Georgia 85 85 o

‘CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 146 146 oO

Clemson South Carolina 146 146 oO

CLEVELAND ADVNCED MFG PROGRAM 548 548 °

Cleveland ohio 548 543 0

CLEVELAND CLINIC FOUNDATION 297 ° 297

Cleveland Ohio 297 0 297

COMMERCENET CONSORTIUM INC 5,998 0 5,998

Palo Alto California 5,998 o 5,998

CONNECTICUT STATE OF 49 49 0

Storrs connecticut 43 49 0

CONSORTIUM FOR INTERNATIONAL E 4,500 o 4,500

‘Ann Axbor Michigan 4500 0 4/500

CORNELL UNIVERSITY 920 524 396

Ithaca College New York 524 524 0

New York New York 236 0 396

CORPORATION OF MERCER UNIV 495 495 °

Robins AFB Georgia 320 320 °

Warner Robins Georgia 178 175 °

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY 1,000 0 2,000

omaha Nebraska 1000 0 1,000

DEFENDERS OF WILDLIFE 70 0 10

Portland oregon 70 0 10

DRAPER CHARLES STARK LAB INC 155,873 155,73 °

Cambridge Massachusetts 355,873 158,873 0

DREXEL UNIVERSITY ne ne °

Philadelphia Pennsylvania 119 is °

DUKE UNIVERSITY 200 150 650

Duke University North Carolina 650 ° 650

Durhan North Carolina 180 150 0

EARTH CONSERVANCY 5,942 ° 5,942

Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania 5,942 o 5,942

EDISON MATERIALS TECH CTR 100 0 100

Kettering ohio 100 0 100

EEG SYSTEMS LABORATORY, INC 100 100 0

San Francisco Calitornia 100 100 0

EINSTEIN ALBERT MEDICAL CTR 50 so 0

Philadelphia Pennsylvania 50 50 0

ENVIRNMENTAL RES INST OF MICH 5,352 5,352 0

Los Angeles California 175 175 °

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

Fiscal Year 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

ear By type of effort By type of funding instrument
CH
Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | Total Prime Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
AMERICAN VACUUM SOCIETY INC 26 26 ° ° 26
New York New York 26 26 ° ° 26
AMERICAN WELDING INSTITUTE 827 100 727 227 °
Knoxville Tennessee 827 100 27 227 ty
‘AMHERST CLLEGE INC THE TRSTEES as as ° ° 1s
Amherst Massachusetts 4s a9 ° ° 1s
ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS 15,935 15,240 695 1,646 14,289
Tempe Arizona 4,626 4,126 500 570 4,056
Tucson Arizona 10,934 10,739 195 701 10,233
University Arizona 375 375 ° 375 °
ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF 1,086 2,032 25 ° 1,086
Fayetteville Arkansas 1,056 1,031 25 ° 1,086
ASPEN CENTER FOR PHYSICS 2 2 ° ° 12
‘Rapen Colorado 2 2 ° ° 12
ASSOC UNIV RESEARCH ASTRONOMY 100 100 ° ° 100
Washington D.c. 100 100 ° ° 100
ASSOCTION FOR WMEN IN MTHTICS 36 36 ° ° 26
Wellesley Massachusetts ‘ 6 ° ° 6
College Park Maryland 30 30 ° ° 30
AUBURN UNIVERSITY 3,029 2,196 033 891 2,138
Auburn Alabama 3,028 2,196 833 asi 2,138
{ AUGSBURG COLLEGE 107 107 ° 107 °
| Minneapolis Minnesota 107 107 ° 107 °
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BALL STATE UNIVERSITY ar ar ° ° a
Muncie Indiana a7 a7 ° ° 47
BALTIMORE URBAN LEAGUE 40 40 ° ° 40
Baltimore Maryland 40 40 ° ° 40
BARNARD COLLEGE 160 160 ° ° 160
New York New York 160 160 ° ° 160
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE 42,007 1,598 40,409 41,657 350
Colunbus Ohio 41,265 1,112 40,153 41,265 °
Disque Washington 350 350 ° ° 350
Richland Washington 392 136 256 392 °
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 590 228 366 515 16
Houston Texaa 580 224 366 515 16
BIGELOW LAB FOR OCEAN SCENCES aii 211 ° ° aun
West Boothbay Harbor Maine aun 211 ° o aul
BIOELECTROMAGNETICS SOCIETY 5 5 ° ° 5
Frederick Maryland 5 5 ° ° 5
BOARD OF ADMIN TULNE EDIN FD 1,699 1,605 94 437 1,562
New Orleans 1,699 1,605 94 137 1,562
BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY 567 867 ° ° 567
Boise Idaho 567 567 ° ° 567
BOSTON COLLEGE, TRUSTEES OF 2,470 1,885 505 2,390 80
i Boston Massachusetts 1,410 225 585 1,410 °
Chestnut Hill Massachusetts 1,060 1,060 o 980 80

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1994

(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

AGOURON INSTITUTE, THE 151 151 ° ° asi
La Jolla California isi 151 ° Oo 151
ALABAMA A & M UNIVERSITY 3,713 78 935 905 208
Normal Alabama rare) 778 935 905 208
ALFRED UNIVERSITY sid 514 ° 168 346
Alfred New York sid 514 ° 168 346
ALPHA EPSILON PI 7,606 7,514 93 93 7,514
Chicago Illinois 7,606 7,514 93 93 7,514

AMC CANCER RESEARCH CENTER 726 126 ° ° 726
Denver Colorado 726 726 ° ° 726
AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY ae ie ° o ae
Washington D.c a2 a2 ° ° 2
Blacksburg Virginia 6 6 o o 6
AMERICAN CHEMISTRY SOCIETY 4 4 ° ° 4
ames Towa 4 4 ° ° 4
AMERICAN FNDTN BIOLOGCL RSRCH 60 ° 60 60 °
Rockville Maryland 60 ° 60 60 °
AMERICAN INDIAN SCIENCE AND EN 10 10 ° ° 10
Boulder Colorado ao 10 ° ° 10
AMERICAN INST BIOLOGCL SCIENCE 6.464 ams 6,291 6,291 14
Washington D.c. 6.454 164 6,292 6,292 164
Arlington Virginia 10 10 ° ° 10
AMERICAN INST RSRCH BEHAV SCT 1 20 91 91 20
Washington D.c. peed 20 91 91 20
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERON 7 wv ° ° a7
Washington D.c. v7 a7 ° ° a7
AMERICAN INSTITUTE PHYSICS INC a a ° ° 3
Woodbury New York B a ° ° 2B
AMERICAN IRON & STEEL INST 255 255 ° ° 255
Washington D.c. 255 255 ° ° 255
AMERICAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY 50 50 ° ° 50
Providence Rhode Island 50 50 ° ° 50
AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY e 8 ° ° 8
College Park Maryland 8 8 ° ° 8
AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL soc 5 5 ° ° 5
Betheada Maryland 5 5 ° ° 5
AMERICAN SOC FOR ENGRG EDCATN 11,857 11,857 ° ° 11,287
Washington D.c. 11,887 11,857 ° 0 11.e87
AMERICAN SOC FOR MICROBIOLOGY 5 5 ° ° 5
Washington D.C. 5 5 ° ° 5
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL 656 656 ° ° 656
Washington D.c 656 656 ° ° 656
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, THE 60 60 ° o 60
Waohington be 60 60 ° ° 60

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Fiscal Year 1994
(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
end Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY
Farmingdale New Yorke 200 ° 200 200 °
PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY 4 4 ° o 4
Portland oregon 4 4 ° ° 4
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 12,462 11,631 231 2,048 10,414
Princeton New Jersey 12,462 11,631 931 2,048 10,414
PURDUE RESEARCH FOUNDATION 7,806 7,273 523 691 7,116
Lafayette Indiana 165 90 15 165 °
West Lafayette Indiana 7,641 7,183 458 526 7,116
PURDUE UNIVERSITY 13 113 ° ° ua
West Lafayette Indiana 13 1a ° ° 3
RADCLIFFE COLLEGE 367 367 ° ° 367
Cambridge Massachusetts 367 367 ° ° 367
RAND CORPORATION 097 997 ° 997 °
| Blanchard California 997 097 ° 997 °
REGENTS OF THE UNIV OF CAL 447 447 ° 447 °
Berkeley California 397 397 ° 397 °
Irwin California 50 50 oO 50 °
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST 6,773 6,315 458 498 6,275
| ‘Troy New York 6.773 6,315 458 498 6.275
RESEARCH FOR BETTER TEACHING, 429 439 ° 439 °
Carlisle Massachusetts 439 439 oO 439 °
RESEARCH FOUNDATION 820 827 3 ° 220
New York New York 830 827 2 ° 830
RESEARCH FOUNDATION SUNY 1,428 996 433 325 1,104
Albany New York 498 173 325 325 173
Amherst New York 415 415 ° o 415
Stony Brook New York 515 407 108 ° 515
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE 396 ° 396 396 °
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 296 ° 396 396 °
RICE WILLIAM MARSH UNIVERSITY 2,463 2,423 40 206 2,258
Houston Texas 2,463 2,423 40 206 2,258
RIVERDALE COUNTRY SCHOOL INC 17 7 ° ° a7
Bronx New York 7 7 ° ° 17
RIVERSIDE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 49 ° 43 49 °
New York New York 49 ° 49 49 °
ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECH 3,040 3,040 ° ° 3,040
Rochester New York 3,040 3,040 ° ° 3,040
ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY INC 150 150 ° ° 150
New York New York 150 150 ° ° 150
RUSH-PRESBY ST LUKES MED CTR 110 110 ° o 110
Chicago Illinois 110 110 ° ° 110
RUTGERS THE STATE UNIVERSITY 6,395 5,501 e94 874 5,521
New Brunawick New Jersey 2,226 1,595 631 631 1,595
Piscataway New Jersey 4.119 al ane 213 193 31926
Piscatawaytown New Jersey 50 ° 50 50 0
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base

Fiscal Year 1994

(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

CHILDRENS MEDICAL CENTER CORP 10 10 ° ° qo
| Boston Massachusetts io 10 ° ° io
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY a u ° ° a
Memphis Tennessee a a ° ° u

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| CITY UNIVERSITY OF NY INC 2,616 2,616 ° 130 2,487
Bronx New York 40 40 oO 0 40
Brooklyn New York 102 102 ° ° 102
Flushing New York 268 268 oO °O 268
New York New York 2,055 2,055 ° 130 1,925
Potedan New Yori. 151 151 ° ° 151
CIVIL ENGRG RES FOUNDATION 130 130 ° 45 8s
Washington D.c 130 130 ° 45 8s
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY INC 3,105 3,105 ° ase 2,956
Atlanta Georgia 3,105 3,105 0 148 2,956
CLARKSON UNIVERSITY 76 561 175 175 S61
Potedan New York r6 561 175 175 561
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 1,960 1,960 ° us 1,045
Clemson south Carolina 876 876 ° a1 245
Clemson University South Carolina 1,000 1,000 ° ° 21,000
Pendleton South Carolina 83 83 ° 83 °
CoH-CARE INC 98 se ° o 98
Seattle Washington 98 98 0 ° 98
COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY 933 933 ° ° 833
Cold Spring Harbor New York 033 933 ° ° 833
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON as as ° ° as
Charleston South Carolina 1s is ° o 1s
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM/MARY VA 749 749 ° tC) 749
Gloucester Point Virginia 542 542 ° ° 542
Williamsburg Virginia 207 207 oO ° 207
COLORADO COLLEGE (THE) 50 50 °O ° 50
Colorado Springs Colorado 50 50 ° ° 50
COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES 287 257 ° 153 704
Golden colorado 857 257 ° 153 704
COLORADO SEMINARY 1,631 532 1,100 1,632 °
Denver Colorado 704 532 172 704 °
University Park Colorado 927 ° 927 927 °
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 8,754 8,441 313 1,261 7,493
Fort Collins Colorado 8,754 8,441 313 1,262 7,493
COMBUSTION INSTITUTE INC qo to ° ° 10
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania qo 10 ° o 20
COMPUTING RESEARCH ASSOCIATION 50 50 ° ° 50
Washington D.C. so 50 ° ° 50
CONNECTICUT STATE OF 990 639 358 392 605
Farmington Connecticut: 222 222 ° ° 222
Storrs Connecticut 776 aie ase 392 304
CONSORTIUM UNIV WASH METRO 1,466 ° 1,466 1,466 °
Washington D.c. 1,466 o 1,466 1,466 )

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Fiscal Year 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

ror By type of effort By type of funding instrument
ECH

Name of Awardee BASE Total Basic | Total Applied | total Prime Total Prime

j Location of Work (Contracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
\ ond Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI 1,405 1,408 ° ” 1,328
Jackson Mississippi 355 355 ° ° 355
UNIV of MS Mississippi 839 839 ° 17 162
University Mississippi 211 211 ° ° ain
UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA a 2B ° ° B
Missoula Montana rey rey ° ° B
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA 2,602 2,602 ° 212 2,209
Lincoln Nebraska 2,504 2,804 ° 115 2,389
omaha Nebraska 98 98 ° 98 °
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA 208 205 o 46 159
Reno Nevada 205 205 ° 46 159
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO 7,018 aie 6,900 5a 6,960
Albuquerque New Mexico 7,018 ie 6,900 58 6,360

j UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 2,788 2,628 163 350 2,438
Chapel Hill North Carolina 2,556 2,393 163 350 2,206
Charlotte North Carolina 232 232 ° Oo 232
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS 222 780 103 103 780
Denton Texas 282 780 102 103 780
UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA 750 750 ° ° 750
Cedar Falls Towa 750 750 ° ° 750
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME DU 1,295 1,290 5 ° 1,295
Notre Dame Indiana 1,295 1,290 5 ° 1,295
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 1,700 4,121 580 794 907
Norman Oklahoma 1,567 see 580 661 907
Oklahoma city Oklahoma 133 133 ° 133 o
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 1,328 978 350 350 978
Eugene oregon 1,328 978 350 350 978
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 15,192 13,694 1,498 ena 14,379
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 15,192 13,694 1,498 ela 14,379
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH TR 4,557 3,646 sat 998 3,559
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 4.587 3,646 saa 998 31559
UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO 924 924 ° a3 ail
Huacao Puerto Rico 200 200 ° ° 200
Mayaguez Puerto Rico 199 iss ° 113 a6
Rio Piedras Puerto Rico 444 444 ° °o 444

San Juan Puerto Rico e1 a1 ° ° al
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND 2,504 2,558 26 100 2,404
Kingston Rhode Taland 1.467 144i 26 100 1,367
Narragansett Rhode Island 980 980 ° ° 980
Providence Rhode Island 137 137 ° ° 137
UNIVERSITY OF RICHYOND 2a 28 ° ° 28
Richmond Virginia 28 28 ° ° 28
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 4,276 4,149 127 ° 4,276
Rochester New York 4,276 4,149 127 ° 4,276
UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON 3,500 2,500 ° ° 3,500
Scranton Pennsylvania 3,500 3,500 ° ° 3,500
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA 21a 21a ° 218 °
Mobile Alabama 218 aie ° 2ie °

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Fiscal Year 1994

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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 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

Torr 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 eomeracts Research Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
HARBOR ER OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTN 30 30 ° ° 30
Fort Pierce Florida 30 30 ° ° 30
HARVARD UNIVER PRES & FEL OF 8,521 2,241 2e1 1,175 7,347
Boston Massachusetts 132 132 ° 132 °
cambridge Massachusetts 8,327 8,046 2e1 1,043 7,284
Southboro Massachusetts rey 3 ° ° 13
Worcester Massachusetts 50 50 ° o 50
HEALTH RESEARCH INC 201 129 2 n 129
Albany New York 24 24 ° ° 24
Buffalo New York a7 105 2 n 105
HOPSTRA UNIVERSITY 109 109 ° ° 109
Hempotead New York 109 109 ° o 108
HOUSTON ADVANCED RESEARCH CTR 102 5 7 97 5
Woodland Texas 102 5 97 97 5
HOWARD UNIVERSITY 2,290 2,206 24 609 1,681
Washington D.C. 2,290 (2,206 84 609 1,681
HUBBS SEA WORLD RESEARCH INST 56 56 ° ° s6
san Diego california 56 56 ° ° 56
HUDSON INSTITUTE INC ia a4 ° ana °
Indianapolis Indiana 14 ua ° na °
HUMAN RSRCES RES ORGANIZATION 1,325 299 1,026 1,228 °
Alexandria Virginia 1,325 299 1,026 1,325 °o
I IT RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1,994 1,170 o24 1,994 °
Chicago Illinois 1,716 1,170 546 1,716 °
Rome New York. 278 ° 278 278 °
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECH 376 225 asi asi 228
Chicago Illinois 376 228 151 152 225
ILLINOIS, STATE OF 242 242 ° ° 242
Chicago Illinois 192 192 ° ° 192
Normal Tilinois 50 50 ° ° 50
INDIANA UNIVERSITY 1,696 1,050 646 1,046 650
Blocher Indiana 50 50 ° 50 °
Bloomington Indiana 1,337 691 646 996 341
Columbus Indiana 17s 175 ° ° 175
Indianapolis Indiana 134 134 o oO 134
INST. STUDY OF LEARNING 150 ais 31 ° 150
Fremont california 150 pees 31 ° 150
INSTITUTE ELECTRICAL 78 58 20 ° 7e
Piscataway New Jersey 53 33 20 ) 53
New York New York 25 25 ° ° 25
INSTITUTE FOR DEF ANALYSES 55,267 55,267 ° 55,267 °
Alexandria Virginia $5,267 55,267 °o $5,267 °
INSTITUTE FOR PSTDOCTRL STDS 19 19 ° ° 1s
Scottedale Avizona 19 as ° o 19
INSTITUTE OF GAS TECHNOLOGY 104 ° 104 104 °
Chicago Tilinois 104 ° 104 104 °
INTERFACE FOUNDATION OF N AMER as 19 ° o as
Fairfax Virginia 9 9 ° ° 9
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
cal Year 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
TECH 4

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

ENVIRNMENTAL RES INST OF MICH 2,696 419 2,277 2,696 °
ann Arbor Michigan 2,696 419 2,277 2,696 °
FEDERATION OF AMER SOC FOR EXP 320 a4 147 31s 5
Bethesda Maryland 320 a4 147 315 5
FISK UNIVERSITY 128 128 ° ° 12s
Nashville Tennessee 225 125 ° o 125
FLORIDA A & M UNIVERSITY 223 160 63 223 °
Tallahassee Florida 223 160 63 223 °
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 1,790 1,522 268 268 1,522
Boca Raton Florida 1,790 1,522 268 268 1,522
FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECH 240 196 43 e7 153
Melbourne Florida 240 196 43 87 153
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIV 76 see 190 190 586
Miami Florida 176 586 190 190 586
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 2,721 2,722 ° 46 2,676
Florida State Univ. Florida 358 358 ° o 358
Tallahassee Florida 2,364 2,264 ° 46 2,218
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY INC 26 26 ° ° 26
Bronx New York 26 26 ° o 26
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 3,392 3,118 278 1,006 2,386
Fairfax Virginia 3,392 3,118 275 1,006 2,386
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV THE 1,828 1,698 127 278 1,547
Washington D.c. 1,825 1,698 127 278 1,547
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 16,707 16,707 ° 701 16,006
Washington D.c 16,707 16,707 ° 701 16,006
GEORGIA INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY 665 194 an 625 40
Atlanta Georgia 665 isa an 625 40
GEORGIA STATE OF 19,772 19,72 ° ° 19,71
Aclanta Georgia 19, 704 19,704 ° ° 19,704
Savannah Georgia 67 67 ° ° 67
GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY 28 2a ° ° 28
aAvlanta Georgia 28 28 ° ° 28
GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP 19,794 12,545 2,250 9,558 10,237
Atlanta Georgia 19,794 11,545 8,250 9,558 10,237
GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCES 131 asi ° ° aaa
Kingston Rhode Island 131 131 ° ° ai
GRAMBLING STATE UNIVERSITY 100 100 ° ° 100
Granbling Louisiana 100 100 ° ° 100
GREAT LKES CMPSITES CONSORTIUM, 10,918 10,918 ° ° 10,918
Kenosha Wisconsin 10,918 10,918 ° ° 10,918
GUTHRIE DONALD FOUNDATION 1,759 1,759 ° ° 1,759
Sayre Pennsylvania 1,759 1,759 ° ° 1,759
HAMPTON UNIVERSITY 2,542 2,502 40 aL 2,462
Hampton Virginia 2,502 2.502 ° a 2,462
Hampton Institute Virginia 40 ° 40 40 °

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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 1994

(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
KRISER FOUNDATION HOSPITALS 596 ° 596
st. Louis Missouri 596 ° 596
KANSAS MFG ASSN 1,000 ° 1,000
| Wichita Kansas 1,000 ° 1,000
KESTREL INSTITUTE 266 266 °
| costa Mesa california 60 60 °
| Palo Alto California 807 807 O
LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT INST 19,314 19,314 oO
Washington D.c. 160 160 °
Bethesda Maryland 12,354 12,354 °
| McLean Virginia 6,801 6,801 °
LOUISIANA STATE UNIV sys 8,622 ° 2,622
| New Orleans Louisiana 8,622 ° 8,622
| MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSP INC 1,385 1,385 ©
| Boston Massachusetts 1,385 1,385 °
| MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECH 300,114 300,105 9
| Cambridge Massachusetts 5,167 5,158 9
| Lexington Massachusetts 204,947 294,947 °
MASSACHUSETTS UNIVERSITY OF ne nis °
| Amherst Maseachusetts 100 100 °
| Worcester Massachusetts ais aie °
| MAYO FOUNDATION 5,016 5,016 o
Rochester Minnesota 5,016 5,016 °
wae 100 100 °
Triangle North Carolina 100 100 °
MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE 664 ° 664
Nashville Tennessee 664 ° 664
MIAMI VALLEY RES FOUNDATION 250 250 °
Dayton Ohio 250 250 °
MICHIGAN BTECHNOLOGY INST THE sos ses °
Lansing Michigan 985 985 °
MICHIGAN CANCER FOUNDATION 787 ° 757
Detroit Michigan 757 ° 757
MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIV 200 200 °
i Houghton Michigan 200 200 °
MIDWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 37 37 °
Birmingham Alabana 37 37 °
MINNESOTA BOARD OF REGENTS 200 300 °
Minneapolis Minnesota 300 300 °
MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY sys 2,542 ° 2,542
st. Cloud Minnesota 21542 ° 2,542
MISSISSIPPI RESOURCE DEV 1,000 ° 1,000
Jackson Mipiesippi 1,000 ° 1,000
| MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY 337 237 °
Mississippi City Mississippi. 66 66 °
National Space Techn Mississippi 30 30 °
University Mississippi 240 240 °

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

Fiscal Year 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

i Total By type of funding instrument
| De ni
| Name of Awardee evelopment Total Pri Total Prime
| (Contracts and ‘otal Prime Grants and
Location of Work Grants) Contracts Agreements
ENVIRNMENTAL RES INST OF MICH
Washington D.c. 137 137 °
Ann Arbor Michigan 5,040 5,040 °
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIV 104 so 54
Miami Florida 104 50 54
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 63 63 °
Tallahassee Florida 6 63 °
FOCUS HOPE 19,593 ° 19,593
Detroit Michigan 19,593 oO 19,593
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 1,066 1,066 °
Fairfax Virginia 1,066 1,066 °
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV THE 24 ° 24
Washington D.c 24 ° 24
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY a7 ° a7
Washington D.c. a7 ° 37
GEORGIA INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY 1,248 1,240 °
| Atlanta Georgia 1,248 1,248 o
GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP 18,171 38,171 °
Atlanta Georgia ae,i7 18/171 °
HARVARD UNIVER PRES & FEL OF 25 ° 25
Cambridge Massachusetts 25 ° 25
HEALTH RESEARCH INC 212 ° 2i2
Buffalo New York 212 ° 212
HOPE COLLEGE 3 a °
Holland Michigan 34 4 0
HOWARD UNIVERSITY sis 519 °
Washington D.c. 467 467 °
Aberdeen PROV GRND Maryland 53 53 o
HUMAN RSRCES RES ORGANIZATION 1,174 1.17% °
Alexandria Virginia 1,174 1,174 °
| HUTCHNSON FRED CANCER RES CTR 14 ° 7
| Seattle Washington 4 ° 4
IIT RESEARCH INSTITUTE 40,696 40,696 °
Chicago Tllinois 40,696 40,696 °
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECH 15 15 °
Chicago Tilinoie 75 75 °
ILLINOIS, STATE OF 1,567 1,567 °
Chicago Illinois 1,499 1,499 °
Normal Tlinois 67 67 °
INDUSTRIAL TECH INST THE 50 50 °
Ann Arbor Michigan 50 so °
JEFFERSON, THOMAS UNIVERSITY 054 ° esa
Philadelphia Pennaylvania a6 ° asa
1 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 440,543 440,543 o
\ Baltimore Maryland 250 250 °
| Laurel Maryland 440,293 440,292 °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1994
(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 {Contrecte Research Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
BOSTON UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES OF 6,582 4,218 2,364 3,033 3,549
Boston Maseachusette 5,659 3,295 2,364 2,999 2,660
Boston University Massachusetts 924 924 ° 4 890
BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 90 90 o 90 °
Bowie Maryland 90 90 ° 90 °
BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIV 170 170 ° 35 13s
Bowling Green onic 135 135 ° ° 135
Columbus Ohio 35 35 ° 35 °
BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY 477 240 237 392 85
waltham Massachusetts 477 240 237 392 85
BRIGHAM AND WOMENS HOSP INC 548 540 ° ° sao
Boston Massachusetts 542 548 ° ° sae
BRIGHAN YOUNG UNIVERSITY 1,064 964 100 386 708
Provo utah 1,068 964 100 356 708
BROWN UNIVERSITY IN PROVIDENCE 6,527 6,014 513 513 6,014
Providence Rhode Island 6,527 6,014 $13 513 6,014
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY 4 4 ° ° 34
Lewisburg Pennsylvania 34 4 oO ° 34
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECH 16,966 16,052 91s 50s 16,461
Pasadena california 16,966 16,051 915 505 16,461
CALIFORNIA POLY sT UNIV 578 578 ° 505 n
Port Hueneme california 505 505 ° 505 °
san Luis Obispo California ny 73 ° ° n
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV FNDTN 325 325 ° ° 325
Long Beach california 233 233 ° ° 233
Los Angeles California 43 43 ° ° 43
Northridge California 49 49 ° ° 49
CALIFRNIA PUB HLTH FOUNDATION 149 14g ° ° 149
Berkeley California 149 149 ° ° 149
(CAMERON UNIVERSITY ” “ ° ” °
Lawton okahoma TM ” ° ” °
CARIBBEAN NEUROSCI FOUNDATION 125 125 ° ° 125
San Juan Puerto Rico 125 125 °o ° 125
(CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY 20,492 14, 040 5,651 10,744 9,748
Pitteburgh Pennsylvania 20,492 14,840 5,651 10,744 9,748
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV 4,446 4,068 378 783 3,663
Washington D.c. 23 33 ° 33 °
Cleveland ohio 4,113 4,035 78 450 3,663
Wright Patterson AFB Ohio 300 ° 300 300 °
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA 492 492 ° 35 457
washington D.C. 492 492 ° 35 437
CHABOT OBSERVATORY & SCIENCE C 12,000 12,000 ° ° 12, 000
Oakland California 12,000 32,000 ° ° 12,000
CHILDRENS HOSP LOS ANGELES INC 100 100 ° ° 100
Los Angeles California 100 100 ° ° 100
i
| CHILDRENS HOSP OF PITTSBURGH 4,943 4,943 Oo oO 4,943
| Pivteburgh Penneylvania 1943 41943 0 0 s983
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1994

(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

SWARTHMORE COLLEGE 2 2 ° ° 2
Swarthmore nneylvania 2 2 ° ° 2
SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORP euL ° 611 612 °
Syracuse New York 611 ° 611 eil °
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 2,380 949 1,431 1,928 482
Rome New Yori: 25 ° 25 ° 25
Syracuse New York 2,355 949 1,406 1,928 427
TEMPLE UNIV COMMONWEALTH sysTH 266 266 ° 81 18s
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 266 266 ° 81 185
TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY 2,034 2,034 ° ° 2,034
Nashville Tennessee 2,034 2,034 ° ° 2,034
‘TEXAS A & M RES FOUNDATION 2,533 2,421 a2 285 2,247
College Station Texas 2.487 2,245 112 210 2,247
Galveston Texas 8 5 ° 75 °
TEXAS A & M UNIV S¥S THE 5,037 5,037 ° 160 4,876
College Station Texas 3,304 3,304 ° 127 3,177
Corpus Christi Texas 33 33 ° 33 °
Galveston Texas 1,500 1,500 ° ° 1,500
Kingsville Texas 199 199 ° ° 199
‘TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 132 132 ° ° 132
Fort Worth Texas 132 132 ° ° 332
TEXAS LUTHERAN COLLEGE 2 2 ° ° 2
Seguin Texas 2 2 ° ° 2
TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY ae1 ee1 ° ° eal
Lubbeck Texas eei ee2 ° ° ee2

THE TRSTEES OF DVDSON COLLEGE 50 50 ° ° 50
Davidson North Carolina 50 50 ° ° 50
TROY STATE UNIVERSITY s¥STEN 2 8 ° ° 8
Fort Myer Virginia 8 a ° ° 8
TRUSTERS COLUMBIA UNIV 9,a91 8,395 1,496 1,565 8,326
Liberty New York 30 30 ° 20 °
New York New York 9,061 2,265 1,496 1,538 8,326
‘TRUSTEES OF CLARK UNIVERSITY 104 104 ° o 104
Worcester Massachusetts 104 104 ° ° 104
TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 2,077 2,077 ° ° 2,077
Hanover New Hampshire 2,077 2,077 ° ° 2,077
‘TUFTS UNIVERSITY 611 Gre o 85 526
Boston Massachusetts 195 195 ° ° 195
Medfora Massachusetts 416 46 ° as 331
TULANE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CIR 187 187 ° ° 187
New Orleans Louisiana 1e7 187 o ° 187
‘TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY ase ese ° ° ase
Tuskegee Alabama 167 167 ° o 167
Tuskegee Institute Alabama 691 691 ° ° 691
UNITED ENGINEERING TRUSTEES 50 50 ° ° 50
New York New Yorke 50 50 ° ° 50

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for RDT&E

Fiscal Year 1994

(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
ALABAMA STATE DOCKS DEPARTMENT 201 201 ° ° ° 201
Mobile Alabama 201 201 ° ° ° 201
ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 23 23 ° ° ° 23
anchorage Alaska 23 23 ° ° ° 23
BAY STATE SKILLS CORP 1,609 ° ° 1,609 ° 1,609
Boston Mass 1,608 ° o 1,609 ° 1,609
BLACK HLLS COUNCIL GOVERNMENTS es 85 ° ° ° es
Rapid City S Dakota 85 85 ° ° ° 85
CALIFORNIA STATE OF 3,143 3,143 ° ° 29 3,114
Northridge california 68 68 ° ° ° 6e
Riverside California 991 991 ° ° ° 991
Sacramento California 2,000 2,000 ° ° ° 2,000
San Diego California 46 46 ° ° 29 16
San Marcos California 38 38 ° ° o 38
CATE SCHOOL 33 3 ° ° ° 23
caxpinteria califomia 33 33 ° ° ° 33
CITY OF FORT WORTH 97 97 ° ° ° 97
‘Tarrant Texas 97 97 ° ° ° 37
CITY OF HOPE n n ° ° ° n
Duarte california n 1 ° ° ° n
CITY OF NEW YORK BOARD EDUCATN 4 4 ° ° ° 4
Staten Island New York 4 4 ° ° ° 4
DEARBORN BOARD OF EDUCATION 26 26 ° ° ° 26
Dearborn Michigan 26 26 ° ° ° 26
ENGLAND ECONOMIC INDUS DEV DST 462 462 ° ° ° 462
Alexandria Louisiana 462 462 ° ° ° 462
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGCY 200 ° ° 200 200 °
Washington D.c. 200 ° ° 200 200 °
GLASTONBURY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYS 2 R ° ° ° 2
Glastonbury conn 2 n ° ° ° 2
HAWAII STATE OF 5,673 5,673 ° ° ° 5,673
Honolulu Hawaii “673 673 ° ° oO 673
Mililani Town Hawaii 5,000 5,000 o °o O 5,000
HEATH, CITY OF 150 150 ° ° ° 150
Heath ohio 150 150 ° ° ° iso
HUNTSVILLE, CITY OF 40 40 ° ° ° 40
Huntaville Alabama 40 40 ° ° ° 40
IDAHO FALLS, CITY OF 98 98 ° ° ° 9e
Idaho Falls Idaho 98 38 ° ° ° 9e
ILLINOIS, STATE OF ae 18 ° ° ° ae
‘Aurora Illinois ie ie ° ° ° as
INLAND VALLEY DEVELOPMENT AGCY 300 300 ° ° ° 300
San Bernardino california 200 300 ° o ° 300
K I SAWYER CONVERSION AUTH 706 706 ° ° ° 706
K. I. Sawyer AFB Michigan 706 706 ° ° ° 706

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for RDT&E
Fiscal Year 1994

{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
KANSAS STATE OF “4 44 ° ° ° 44
‘Topeka Kansas “4 “4 ° ° ° 4
LACKLAND INDEPENDENT SCHL DST 8,000 @,000 ° ° o 8,000
San Antonio Texas 8,000 8,000 oO o ° 8,000
LIVINGSTON BOARD OF EDUCATION 30 20 ° ° ° 30
Livingston New Jersey 30 30 ° ° ° 30
LONG BEACH CITY OF INC 315 318 ° ° ° 315
Long Beach California 315 315 ° ° ° 315
MADISON METROPOLITAN SCHL DST a2 2 ° ° ° a2
Madison Wisconsin 12 12 ° o ° 12
MASSACHUSETTS, COMMONWEALTH 2,827 1,863 100 264 100 2,727
Boston Mass 1,282 1,282 ° ° ° 1,282
Lowell Mass 602 581 100 ° 100 sel
Reading Mass 864 °o o 864 ° 864
MICHIGAN, STATE OF 3,728 o ° 3,725 3,725 °
Lansing Michigan 3,725 ° °o 3,725 3,725 °
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS SPACE ADM 40 40 ° ° 40 °
Cleveland-Hopkins Ohio 40 40 o ° 40 °
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION 694 594 ° 100 694 °
Washington D.c. 440 440 ° ° 440 °
Arlington. Virginia 254 154 ° 100 254 °
NEW JERSEY, STATE OF 10 ° 10 ° ° 10
Trenton New Jersey 10 ° 10 ° ° 10
NEW MEXTCO STATE OF 610 ° 610 ° 610 °
Kirtland AFB New Mexico 610 ° 610 o 610 °
NEW YORK CY ECONOMIC DEV CORP 280 250 ° ° ° 250
New York New York 250 250 o ° ° 250
NEWPORT HIGH SCHOOL a2 a2 ° ° ° 2
Baltimore Maryland 12 12 o o oO 12
PALO ALTO UNIFIED SCHOOL DST 53 53 ° ° ° 53
Palo Alto California 53 53 ° ° ° 53
PHILADELPHIA AUTHOR INDUST DEV 1,317 3,317 ° o ° 3,317
Philadelphia Penn 1,317 1,317 ° ° °O 1,317
PORT HUENEME, CITY OF 160 160 ° ° ° 160
Port Hueneme California 160 160 ° ° ° 160
REDEVELOP AGENCY OF SF 902 902 ° ° ° 902
San Francisco california 902 302 ° ° ° 902
SACRAMENTO MUNICPL UTILITY DST 220 220 o ° ° 220
Sacramento California 220 220 o ° ° 220
‘SAN DIEGO, CITY OF 594 594 ° ° ° 594
San Diego California 594 594 ° ° o 594
SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHL DST 41 al ° ° ° 41
San Francisco California 41 41 ° o °o 41
SENECA, COUNTY OF 170 170 ° ° ° 170
Waterloo New York 170 170 o ° ° 170

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Fiscal Year 1994

(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

WISCONSIN STATE OF 5,276 5,276 ° ° 5,276
Madison Wisconsin §,179 5,179 O ° 5,179
Milwaukee Wisconsin 37 97 ° ° 97
WOODS HOLE OCANOGRAPHIC INSTN 1e,944 18,465 479 2,729 16,215
Woods Hole Massachusetts 18,290 18,465 425 2,729 46,161
National Space Techn Mississippi 54 ° 54 ° 54
WORCESTER FNDIN EXPRMNT BIOL 685 ees ° o 685
Shrewsbury Massachusetts 685 68s ° o 685
WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INST 2,714 994 1,720 1,799 915
Marlborough Massachusetts 20 20 ° 80 °
Worcester Massachusetts 2,635 91s 1,720 1,720 91s
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY 1,965 1,236 729 1,424 541
Dayton onio 1/010 698 312 469 541
Wright Patterson AFB Ohio 955 538 417 955 °
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA 399 399 ° 49 350
New Orleans Louisiana 399 339 ° 49 350
YALE UNIVERSITY 7,424 7,005 419 ng 6,705
New Haven Connecticut 7178 7,005 173 473 6,705
Yale Connecticut. 246 ° 246 246 °
YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 1,237 aay 60 465 TMm
Bronx New York TMm TM ° ° TMm

New York New York 405, 405 ° 405 °
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 60 ° 60 60 °
TOIAL «1, 474,226 1,180,165 294,061 498,796 975,430

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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) 1994. Only those awards of contracts over $25,000 and all grants and agreements made to
educational and other nonprofit institutions are included. The information is displayed in the two major
RDT&E budget categories of 1) Technology Base and 2) Development in order to differentiate between
the types on institutions that receive each type of funding. Discussion on the differences in the two
major categories follows:

1. TECHNOLOGY BASE

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

b. Analogous to “research,” including basic and applied.

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

2. DEVELOPMENT

a. Comprised of four of the six RDT&E budget categories: (1) 6.3 Advanced
Development; (2) 6.4 Engineering Development; (3) 6.5 Management and Support;
and (4) Operational System Development (sometimes known as “6.6”).

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

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

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

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

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

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



Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

een 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

MATHEMTICAL SCIENCES RES INST 1s 4s ° ° 15
Berkeley California 15 1s o oO 1s
MAUI ECONOMIC DEV BD INC 500 ° 500 ° 500
Kihei Hawaii 500 ) 500 o 500
MAYO FOUNDATION 2,924 1,776 a,a4a 2,525 400
Rochester Minnesota 2,924 1,776 aida 2,525 400
onc 3,726 3,190 536 3,714 12
Lake Daniel North Carolina 289 289 oO 289 o
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 2,991 2,455 536 2,979 2
Triangle North Carolina 447 447 ° 447 °
MEDICAL CLLEGE OF WSCONSIN INC 15,220 15,320 ° ° 15,320
Milwaukee Wisconsin 15,320 15,320 ° ° 15,320
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO 1,000 1,000 ° ° 1,000
Toledo onio 1,000 1,000 ° ° 1,000
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNA sie sie ° 59 459
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 518 518 ° 59 459
MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE 140 140 ° ° 140
Nashville Tennessee 140 140 o ° 140
MEAMI VALLEY RES FOUNDATION 440 ° 440 440 °
Dayton Ohio 440 °O 440 440 °
MICHIGAN BTECHNOLOGY INST THE 1,043 ° 1,043 1,843 °
Lansing Michigan 1,843 ° 1,843 1,243 °
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 2,613 2,321 292 673 1,940
Ann Arbor Michigan 124 124 ° ° 124
Fast Lansing Michigan 2,489 2,197 292 673 2,815
MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIV 2.734 1,270 1,465 1,263 a7
Houghton Michigan 2,734 1,270 1,465 1,863 871
MIDWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 869 268 602 265 4
Kansas City Missouri 869 268 602 865 4
MILLS COLLEGE 20 30 ° ° 30
Oakland California 30 30 ° oO 30
MILLSAPS COLLEGE 2 2 ° ° 2
Jackson Mississippi 2 2 ° ° 2
MINNESOTA BOARD OF REGENTS 2,441 8,256 8s 562 7,878
Duluth Minnesota 24 24 ° ° 24
Minneapolis Minnesota 7,902 7,817 85 485 74lt
Navarre Minnesota 126 126 ° ° 126

st. Paul Minnesota 389 389 ° n 312
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY 2,039 2,039 ° 302 1,738
Mississippi state Mississippi 10 10 ° ° 10
Mississippi Valley Mississippi 1,728 1,728 o ° 1,728
National Space Techn Mississippi 92 92 ° 92 °
Starkville Mississippi 137 137 ° 137 o
State College Mississippi 72 12 oO 72 0
MISSOURI SYSTEM UNIVERSITY 2,798 2,798 ° ° 2,798
Colunbia Missouri 298 esa ° ° e38
Kansas City Missouri 197 197 ° rs 197
Rolla Missouri 1,283 1,283 o ° 1,283

st. Louis Missouri 421 421 ° ° 421

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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 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

ton 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
NEW MEXICO INST OF MIN & TECH 437 195 242 242 195
Socorro New Mexico 437 195 242 242 195
NEW MEXICO STATE OF 18,491 17,215 677 970 17,522
Albuquerque New Mexico 47,637 17,076 561 757 16, 880
Las Cruces New Mexico ess 739 6 213 642
NEW YORK BLOOD CENTER, INC 202 803 ° ° 803
New York New York 203 203 ° ° 203
NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECH 70 70 ° ° 70
old Westbury New York 10 70 ° ° 10
NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE 64 64 ° 64 °
Valhalla New York 64 64 © 64 °
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 11,592 an,112 479 1,485 10,106
Albany New York 633 633 ° ° 633
amherst New Yorke 1,387 1,387 ° ° 1,357
Binghamton New York 279 208 n 46 223
. New York New York 4,255 3,846 408 oie 2,340
Stony Brook New York 4,718 4.718 ° 178 4,543
Tuxedo New York 350 350 ° 350 °
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIV 20 20 ° ° 20
Durhan North Carolina 20 20 ° ° 20
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV 7,379 7,209 170 404 6,895
Charlotte North Carolina 173 173 ° ° 173
Montague North Carolina 300 300 ° ° 300
Raleigh North Carolina 6,906 6,736 170 484 6,422
NORTH CRLINA AG TECHNICAL UNIV 1,849 1,879 270 344 1,505
Greensboro North Carolina 1,049 1,579 270 344 1,508
NORTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY SYSTEM 432 432 ° ° 432
Fargo North Dakota 483 483 ° ° 483
Grand Forks North Dakota 51- si- ° ° 51+
NORTHEAST CONSTM ENGN EDCTL 4,276 3,451 825 878 3,298
Bedford Massachusetts 780 ° 720 780 °
syracuse New York 98 53 45 98 °
Port Royal Virginia 3,398 3,398 ° ° 2,398
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CORP 2,567 2,725 242 202 1,685
Boston Massachusetts 2,567 1,725 242 382 1,685
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE ” ” ° ° ”
San Francisco California 77 77 ° ° 77
NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 228 228 ° ° 228
De Kalb Tilinois 228 228 ° ° 228
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 8,729 2,056 673 1,277 7,452
Chicago Tllinois 225 228 ° ° 228
Evanston Tlinois 6,679 6,256 423 977 5,702
i Northwestern Univers Illinois 1,825 2,575 250 300 1,525
| NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 139 138 ° ° 129
H Fort Lauderdale Florida 139 139 ° ° 139
| OCEANOGRAPHY SOCIETY INC 20 20 ° ° 20
i Virginia Beach Virginia 20 20 ° ° 20
' OHIO AEROSPACE INSTITUTE si¢ 380 as as 380
| Brook Park ohio 514 380 138 138 380
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Introduction

Tables:

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

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

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



Table 2. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
Fiscal Year 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Development Total Prime
Name a Awardee (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor Grants) Contracts Agreements
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY
Weight Patterson AFB Ohio se se °
YOUNG MARINES OF MCL 403 ° 403
Washington D.c 403 ° 403
TOTAL 2,070,222 1,869,321 200,901
L rs ~
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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 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

J

TOTAL By type of effort By type of funding instrument
Tt
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 SOUTH CAROLINA 2,516 2,516 ° ° 2,516
Columbia South Carolina 2,516 2,816 oO o 2,516
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA 10,889 3,303 7,586 64 10,825
Saint Petersburg Florida 359 289 ° ° 359
‘Tampa Florida 9,817 2,231 7,586 “4 9,753
Tampa International Florida 420 420 ° ° 420
University of South Florida 293 293 ° ° 293
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CAL 30,564 11,654 1e, 920 14,927 15,637
Los Angeles California (24,224 9,764 14,460 8,587 15,637
Los Angeles AF Sta. California 1,600 1,889 290- 1,600 °
Marina del Ray California 4,538 Oo 4,538 4,538 °
University Park California 202 ° 202 202 °
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSI 2,228 2,190 35 sa 2,134
Hattiesburg Mississippi 2,116 2,136 21- 54 (2,061
National Space Techn Mississippi B a7 56 ° oN
Vicksburg Mississippi 36 36 ° 36 °
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHWESTERN LA 258 258 ° ° 258
Lafayette Louisiana 258 258 ° ° 258
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 3,330 3,106 224 300 3,030
Knoxville Tennessee 2,765 2,542 224 300 2,465
Martin Tennessee aie 21a ° ° 2ie
Memphia Tennessee 156 1s6 ° ° 1s6
‘Tullahoma Tennessee isi isi ° ° isi
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 62,444 24,927 37,517 51,618 10,026
Hudson New Hampshire 203 ° 203 203 °
Arlington Texas 1274 6,903 371 6,648 626
Austin Texas 50,620 13,742 36,878 44,232 6,388
College station Texas 46 46 ° ° 46
Dallas Texas 324 259 65 65 259
El Paso Texae 617 617 ° 45 572
Galveston Texas 303 303 o ° 303
Houston Texas 2,280 1,280 ° ° 1,280
Richardson Texas e74 a74 ° 428 449
San Antonio Texas an. am ° ° 172
} Smithville Texas 733 733 ° ° 733
i UNIVERSITY OF THE DST COLUMBIA 514 314 200 230 204
| Washington D.c. 514 314 200 220 204
| UNIVERSITY OF TULSA INC 60 60 ° ° 60
Tulsa Oklahoma 60 60 ° ° 60
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 6,620 6,457 163 282 6,237
Salt Lake City Utah 6,620 6,457 163 283 6,337
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 4,407 3,829 s7a 578 3,829
Charlottesville Virginia 4,407 3,829 578 578 3,829
UNIVERSITY OF VI & ST AGRIC ns 6e1 3e ° ns
Burlington Vermont ns 6e1 38 ° ns
UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA ean eu1 ° ° 621
Pensacola Florida 611 611 ° ° 611
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING 2,407 2,407 ° 63 2,344
Laramie Wyoming 2,407 2,407 ° 62 2,344
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION 2,637 2,637 ° 2,637 °
Washington D.c. 2,118 2,118 ° 2,118 °
College Park Maryland 520 520 ° 520 °
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FOREWORD

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

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

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

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



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

Fiscal Year 1994

{Dollars in Thousands)

Total

By type of funding instrument

L

D men i

Name of Awardee evelopment Total Pri Total Prime

Locati ¢ Work (Contracts and ‘otal Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor

Grants) Contracts Agreements
OPEN SOFTWARE FOUNDATION INC 572 572 °
cambridge Massachusetts 572 572 °
OREGON GRADUATE CENTER CORP 38- 38- °
Beaverton Oregon 38- 38- °
OREGON HEALTH SCIENCES UNIV 105 ° 105
Portland Oregon 105, oO 105
PALISADES INST FOR RES Svcs 200 200 °
New York New York 200 200 °
PATHWAY HEALTH NETWORK, INC 2 ° 7
Boston Massachusetts 2 ° n
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV INC 74,152 74,152 °
Penn State College Pennsylvania 250 250 °
State College Pennsylvania 73,902 73,902 °
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY 89 89 °
Brooklyn New York 46 46 0
New York New York 3 43 °
PRESIDENT BD TRSTS/S cL CLG 2 ° ”
Santa Clara California 37 ° 37
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 248 248 °
Princeton New Jersey 248 248 °
PURDUE RESEARCH FOUNDATION 2 n °
West Lafayette Indiana 2 n °
RAND CORPORATION 29,955 29,955 °
Santa Konica california 5,955 5,955 0
Santa Monica Canyon California (24,000 24,000 °
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST 4s ° 45
Troy New York 45 ° 45
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE 2,369 2,369 °
Raleigh North Carolina 25 25 °
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 2,344 2,344 o
RICE WILLIAM MARSH UNIVERSITY 2sa 252 °
Houston Texas 252 252 °
RIVERSIDE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 2,299 2,299 °
New York New York 21299 2/299 °
RUST COLLEGE 163 163 °
Holly Springs Mississippi 163 163 °
RUTGERS THE STATE UNIVERSITY 458 458 °
Piscataway New Jersey 458 458 °
SALK INST FOR BLGICAL STUDIES 9,045 7,992 2,153
La Jolla California 2383 ° 1183
Swiftwater Pennsylvania 7e92 7,992 °
SAN DIEGO CANTY COLLEGE Ds 182 182 °
San Diego California 182 182 oO
SEMATECH, INC 88,696 ° 88,696
austin Texas 88,696 0 98,696

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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 1994

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Development i
Name of Awardee jevelopme! Total Prime Total Prime
L ti # Work (Contracts and otal Pri Grants and
ocation of Wor
ca Grants) Contracts Agreements
AEROSPACE CORPORATION 97,500 97,500 °
El Segundo California 97,500 97,500 °
ALABAMA A & M UNIVERSITY 160 160 °
Normal Alabama 160 160 °
ALBANY MEDICAL CENTER 529 ° 529
Albany New York 529 ° 529
AMERICAN FNDTN BIOLOGCL RSRCH 100 100 °
Rockville Maryland 100 100 °
AMERICAN RGISTRY OF PATHOLOGY 1,343 1,343 °
Washington D.C. 1,343 1,343 °
ANALYTIC SERVICES INC 33,673 33,673 o
Arlington Virginia 33,673 33,673 °
ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS 2,922 2,123 200
Tempe Arizona 1,498 1,498 °
Tucson Arizona 1,425 625 800
ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF 4,287 ° 4,287
Fayetteville Arkansas 4,287 ° 4,287
ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES INC 48 48 °
Upton New York 42 42 °
ATLANTIC CUNCIL OF THE US THE 500 ° 500
Washington D.c. 500 ° 500
AUBURN UNIVERSITY 244 244 °
Auburn Alabama 244 244 °
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE 18,748 18,748 o
Huntsville Alabama 770 770 °
waltham Massachusetta a7 amh °
Columbus Ohio 13,626 13,626 o
waco Texas 3,981 3,981 °
BELMONT TECHNICAL COLLEGE 100 ° 100
Washington D.c. 100 ° 100
BOSTON COLLEGE, TRUSTEES OF 433 433 °
Chestnut Hill Massachusetts 433 433 °
BOSTON UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES OF 23 ° 23
Boston Maosachusetts 23 ° 2
AD FRAMEWORK INITIATIVE INC 550 550 °
austin Texas 550 550 °
CALIFORNIA POLY ST UNIV 46 ° 46
San Luis Obispo calitornia 46 ° 46
CARNEGIE INSTITUTION OF WASH 180 180 °
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 180 120 °
CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY 35,614 35,614 °
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 35,614 35,614 °
| CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV 590 ° 590
Cleveland Ohio 590 0 590
‘ CENTER FOR ADVANCED SHIP MAINT 1,051 ° 1,052
Norfolk Virginia 1,052, ° 1,052,
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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 1994

(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 {Contracte Research Research Contracts Grants and
and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
INTERFACE FOUNDATION OF N AMER
1 Fairfax Station Virginia 10 10 ° ° 10
INTERNATIONAL NEURAL SOCIETY 1s 15 ° ° 4s
Washington D.C. 15 15 ° ° 45
INTERNTONAL CMPT SCIENCE INST 231 10s 126 126 105
Berkeley California 231 108 126 126 105
IONA COLLEGE 65 65 ° ° 65
New Rochelle New York 65 6s ° ° 65
IOWA STATE UNIV OF SCNCE TECH 1,632 2,040 591 591 1,040
ames Towa 1,632 1,040 591 591 1,040
JACKSON HENRY 69,496 69,496 ° 3,307 66,189
Bethesda Maryland 3,307 3,307 ° 3,307 °
Rockville Maryland 66,189 66,189 ° ° 66,189
JACKSON LABORATORY, THE 63 63 ° ° 63
Bar Harbor Maine 63 63 ° ° 83
JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY 565 565 ° 355 210
Jackson Mississippi 565 5éS ° 355 210
JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY 91 a1 ° ° 1
Harrisonburg Virginia 91 91 ° ° 91
JARVIS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE es 89 ° 89 °
Hawkins Texas 29 89 ° 89 °
JEFFERSON, THOMAS UNIVERSITY 163 100 6 63 100
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 163 100 63 6 100
| JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 5,300 5,300 ° ° 5,300
| Cleveland ohio 5,300 5,300 ° ° 5,300
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 5,189 4,976 213 1,094 4,095
Washington D.c us 115 ° ° 15
Baltimore Maryland 4,610 4,397 213 1,357 3,253
Laurel Maryland 464 464 ° 263- 727
JOINT OCNGRPHIC INSTTTIONS INC 134 134 ° ° 134
Washington D.c. 34 134 ° ° 134
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 750 364 396 386 264
Lawrence Kansas 335 ° 335 335 °
Manhattan Kansas 415 364 51 51 364
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY 704 157 627 627 157
Kent ohio 784 157 627 627 157
KESTREL INSTITUTE 1,016 029 187 1,016 °
Palo Alto California 916 728 187 916 Oo
Palo Cedro California 100 100 ° 100 °
KEYSTONE CENTER (THE) 25 25 ° oO 25
Keyatone colorado 25 25 ° o 25
KNOXVILLE COLLEGE ise ise ° ° 198
Knoxville ‘Tennessee ise ise ° ° 192
| LE MONE COLLEGE 26 ° 26 26 °
i Syracuse New York 26 ° 26 26 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 1994

(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
MISSOURI WESTERN STATE COLLEGE a 33 ° ° 3
St. Joseph Missouri 33 33 ° ° 2
|
H MITRE CORPORATION 2,085 2,055 ° 2,055 °
Nezean Virginia 2,085 2,055 ° 2,085 °
MONMOUTH COLLEGE 102 102 ° 102 °
West Long Branch New Jersey 102 102 ° 102 °
| MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY 1,286 1,286 ° ° 1,286
Bozeman Montana 1,286 1,286 ° ° 1,286
MONTANA TECH OF UNIV OF MONT 275 275 ° ° 275
Butte Montana 278 275 o ° 278
MONTEREY BAY AQAR RES INST a6 46 ° ° 146
Pacific Grove California 146 146 oO °o 146
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE 200 200 ° ° 200
Atlanta Georgia 200 200 o ° 200
MORRIS BROW COLLEGE 905 905 ° ° 905
Atlanta Georgia 905 905 ° ° 905
NACE INTERNATIONAL 25 25 ° ° 25
Houston Texas 25 25 ° ° 25
NATIONAL ACADEMY SCIENCES USA 11,493 2,446 3,047 2,141 3,352
San Diego california 313 313 ° 313 °
Washington D.C. 1,179 8,132 3,047 7,828 3,352
NATIONAL BMDCAL RES FOUNDATION 10,000 10,000 ° o 10,000
Washington D.c. 10,000 10,000 ° ° 10,000
NATIONAL NCL ON RADIN PRTCTN 2 44 40 e4 °
Bethesda Maryland a4 44 40 a4 °
NATIONAL HISPANIC UNIV INC 133 133 ° ° 123
San Jose California 133 133 ° ° 133
NATIONAL INST ENVIRMNL RENEWAL 3,680 3,680 ° ° 3,680
Mayfield Pennsylvania 3,680 3,680 ° ° 3,680
NATIONAL MARROW DONOR PROGRAM 1,060 1,060 ° ° 1,060
Minneapolis: Minnesota 1,060 1,060 ° oO 1,060
NATIONAL OPINION RES CTR COLO 23 23 ° ° 2
Chicago: Tllinois 23 23 ° ° 23
NATL CTR INDUSTRIAL COMP 3,500 3,500 ° ° 3,500
Kettering Ohio 3,500 3,500 oO ° 3,500
NEURAL INFORMATION PROCESSING 42 42 ° ° 42
| Beaverton Oregon 27 27 tC) ° 27
Portland Oregon as 1s ° ° 15
NEW ENGLAND MED CTR HOSPITALS 143 M43 ° ° 143
Boston Massachusetts: 143 143 ° oO 143
| NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY sys 346 346 ° ° 346
| Durham New Hampshire 346 346 ° ° 346
| NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECH 872 620 251 326 545
Newari: New Jersey 272 620 251 326 545

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