Table 1. U.S, Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

{Dollars in Thousands)

rorat 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
H NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY INC 9,996 9,522 474 614 9,382
H Chicago Illinois 63 63 0 ° 63
H Evanston Illinois 6,862 6,388 474 614 6,248
Northwestern Univers Illinois 3,072 3,071 ° ° 3,071
NORWEIGN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE 30 30 ° 20 °
‘NORWAY 30 30 ° 30 °

NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 79 79 ° ° 19
Fort Lauderdale Florida 79 79 o ° 79

NY UNIVERSITY 314 214 ° ° 314
New York New York 314 314 ° o 314
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY 7 ° 78 8 °
Rochester Michigan 78 ° 75 75 °
OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE on 64 ° ° 64
Los Angeles California 64 64 ° ° 64
OCEANOGRAPHY SOCIETY INC, THE . 50 50 ° ° 50
Virginia Beach Virginia 50 50 ° ° 50
ODESSA JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT 119 nas ° ° 119
Odessa Texas 119 119 ° ° 119
OFFICE OF RESEARCH SERVICES 33 ° 33 ° 33
Greensboro North Carolina 33 ° 33 ° 33
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, THE 6,770 6,698 72 363 6,406
Rockville Maryland 35 35 ° ° 35
Columbus Ohio 6.735 6,663 2 363 6,372
OHIO UNIVERSITY 1,282 1,282 ° o 1,282
Athens Ohio 1,282 1,282 ° ° 1,282
OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 87 ° 87 87 °
Delaware onio 57 ° 87 87 °
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY INC 1,187 1,187 ° ° 1,187
Stillwater Oklahoma 1,187 1,187 0 ° 1,187

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY RESEAR 1,082 759 323 323 759
Norfolk Virginia 759 759 o °o 759
Suffolk Virginia 323 ° 323 323 °
OPEN GROUP INC, THE 170 ° 170 ° 170
Cambridge Massachusetts 170 ° 170 ° 170
OPTICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA INC 6s 6s ° ° 6s
Washington D.c. 6s 65 ° o 6s
OPTOELECTRONICS INDUSTRY DEVEL 120 120 ° ° 120
Washington D.c. 120 220 ° ° 120
OREGON GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF s 7,087 2,268 4,819 4,414 2,673
Beaverton Oregon 4,245 508 3,737 4,064 182
Portland Oregon 2,842 1,760 1,082 350 2,492
OREGON STATE SYSTEM OF HIGHER en 362 309 ° 671
Bugene ‘Oregon 361 361 ° ° 362
Portland Oregon 310 2 309 ° 310
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY 5,246 5,026 220 389 4,287
Corvallis Oregon 5,246 $,026 220 359 4,887

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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 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee Development j Total Prime

Location of Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
i or

Grants) Contracts Agreements
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS 66s 50 eas
Kansas City Kansas 492 ° 492
Lawrence Kansas 173 50 123
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY (INC) 636 o 636
Lexington Kentucky 338 ° 338
Lexington-Fayette Kentucky 298 ° 298
UNIVERSITY OF LOWELL ASSOCIATE 285 285 °
Lowell Massachusetts 285 285 °
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEM INC ies ° 1es
Orono Maine ies ° 185
UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND DEN 361 ° 361
Piscataway New Jersey 361 ° 361
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI (INC) 1,589 30 1,559
Coral Gables Florida 30 30 °
Miami Florida 599 o 599
University of Miami Florida . 347 ° 347
Miami (CCD) Florida @13 ° 613
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INC 4,072 830 3,242
‘Ann Arbor Michigan 4,072 830 3,242
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA INC 3,022 ° 1,022
Minneapolis Minnesota 1,021 oO 1,021
UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA INC 34s re) °
Missoula Montana 349 349 °
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, THE 429 oO 429
‘Omaha Nebraska 429 oO 429
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO 2,000 1,929 2
Kihei Hawaii 1,500 1,500 °
Albuquerque New Mexico 500 429 n
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS FOUN 6,000 oO 6,000
New Orleans Louisiana 6,000 ° 6,000
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA A 2,008 oO 2,008
Chapel Hill North Carolina 2,008 ° 2,008
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME DU LA 160 160 oO
Notre Dame Indiana 160 160 °
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA INC 300 ° 300
Oklahoma City Ok2ahoma 300 ° 300
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA INC 2,520 400 2,120
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 2,520 400 2,120
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH OF TH 4,402 ° 4,401
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 4.401 ° 4.401
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND 422 30 392
Kingston Rhode Island 261 30 231
Narragansett Rhode Taland ier ° rts
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER see ° see
Rochester New York 588 oO 588
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA I 2,437 (2,437 0
Columbia South Carolina (2,437 (2,437 °

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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 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee Development , Total Prime
Locati f Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
ocation 0: ort

Grants) Contracts Agreements
MENNINGER CLINIC, INCORPORATED 209 ° 209
‘Topeka Kansas 208 ° 209
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 120 o 120
Bast Lansing Michigan 120 ° 320
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY 227 27 200
Mississippi Valley Mississippi 200 ° 200
Starkville Mississippi 27 27 oO
MISSOURI SYSTEM, UNIVERSITY OF 592 ° 592
Columbia Missouri $92 oO 592
MISTRAS HOLDINGS CORP 290 290 °
Lawrenceville New Jersey 290 290 °
MITRE CORPORATION, THE 289,588 289,588 °
Bedford Massachusetts 123,679 123,679 °
McLean Virginia 165,909 165,909 °
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY INC 261 ° 281
Bozeman Montana 281 oO 281
MOREHOUSE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE I 779 ° 773
Atlanta Georgia 773 ° 779
MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 1,159 ° 2,159
New York New York 1,159 ° 2,159
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES © 7,087 3,194 3,862
Washington D.C. 6,120 2,287 3,862
Raleigh North Carolina 937 937 °
NATIONAL CENTER FOR ADVANCED T 400 ° 400
Washington D.C. 400 ° 400
NATIONAL MARROW DONOR PROGRAM 19,006 ° 19,006
Minneapolis Minnesota 19,006 ° 19,006
NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER C 38 ° 38
Wheeling West Virginia 38 c) 38
; NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TEG:INO 7 49 25
Newark New Jersey 4 43 25
NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING 2 ° a2
Socorro New Mexico 32 ° 32
i NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY 3,379 3,093 286
i Las Cruces New Hexico 3,379 3/093 286
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY INC 525 525 °
New York New York 525 $25 °
NEW YORK, STATE OF 8,478 8,008 470
Binghanton New York 8,043 8,008 35
Plattsburgh New York 435 oO 435
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSIT 1,172 614 359
Raleigh North Carolina 2,172 814 359
NORTH SHORE UNIVERSITY HOSPITA 300 ° +300
Manhasset: New York 300 ° 300
NORTH TEXAS, UNIVERSITY OF iso aso °
Denton Texas 150 150 °

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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 1997

{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
SAN DIEGO, CITY OF 587 ° ° 857 ° 557
San Diego NTC California 587 ° ° 557 ° 557
| SENECA, COUNTY OF 283 ° ° 283 ° 283
Seneca New York 283 ° ° 283 ° 283
ST LOUIS, CITY oF INc 91 ° ° o1 ° s2
St. Louis Missouri o1 ° Oo a1 ° go.
TARRANT COUNTY TEXAS INC 276 ° ° 276 ° 276
Tarrant Texas 276 ° ° 276 ° 276
UNI CALIFORNIA SANTA CRU(INC) 690 690 ° ° 690 °
Santa Cruz California 690 690 ° ° 690 °
| UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF DE 42 oO ° 42 42 o
Bimningham Alabama 42 ° ° 42 42 °
UNITED STATES DEPT ENERGY 4,008 3.016 70 122 4,008 °
Livermore California 60 60 ° ° 60 °
Oakland California 230 230 ° ° (230 o
Idaho Falis Idaho 2,498 2,498 ° ° 2,498 °
Argonne Illinois 122 ° ° 122 122 °
Chicago Tllinois 33 33 ° ° 33 °
Princeton New Jersey 107 107 ° Oo 107 °
H Albuquerque New Mexico 400 400 ° ° 400 °
i Upton New York 87 87 ° ° 87 °
i Oak Ridge ‘Tennessee 471 401 70 ° 471 °
| UNITED STATES DEPT OF INTERIOR ° ° ° ° ° °
i Boulder Colorado ° ° ° ° ° °
UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVE 340 340 ° ° 340 °
Menlo Park California 217 217 ° ° 217 °
Saint Petersburg Florida 33 33 ° ° 33 °
| Reston Virginia 90 90 ° o 30 °
|
1 ‘US EMBASSY 167 ° Oo 167 167 °
INDIA 167 ° ° 167 167 °
WILLIAMS GATEWAY AIRPORT AUTHO 99 ° ° 99 ° 99
Williams AFB Arizona 99 ° ° 99 ° 99
TOTAL 61,021, 10,999 2,326 48,496 14,729 47,092
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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 1997

{Dollars in Thousands)

ol 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
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY INC 1,089 1,089 ° 732 388
Washington D.c. 1,089 1,089 ° 732 358
GEORGIA RESEARCH FOUNDATION 198 199 ° ° 199
Athens Georgia iss 199 ° ° 199
GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY 101- 101- ° 0 101-
Atlanta Georgia 101- 101- ) oO 101-
GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORPORAT 12,812 4,617 8,195 6,723 6,089
Atlanta Georgia 12,752 4,557 8,195 6,663 6,089
Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania 60 60 o 60 °
GEORGIA, STATE OF 8,560 7,579 981 3,394 5,165
Atlanta Georgia 8,429 7,448 981 3,394 5,034
Fort Valley Georgia a nm ° ° a
Savannah Georgia 60 60 ° ° 60
GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCE ann 103 a ° an
Kingston Rhode Island 1s 1s ° ° as
West Kingston Rhode Island . 96 89 8 ° 96
GRAMBLING STATE UNIVERSIT 549 549 ° ° 549
Grambling Louisiana 549 549 ° ° S49
GREAT LAKES COMPOSITES CONSORT ‘14,170 14,170 ° ° 24,170
West Columbia-Cayce South Carolina 14,170 14,170 ° ° 14,170
HAMPTON UNIVERSITY INC 3,267 21,301 1,966 ° 3,267
Hampton: Virginia 3,267 1,301 1,966 oO 3,267
HARBOR BRANCH OCEANOGRAPHIC IN 200 197 603 ° 200
Fort Pierce Florida 800 197 603 ° 800
HARTNELL COMMUNITY COLLEGE DIS 70 70 ° ° 70
Salinas California 70 70 ° ° 70
HARVARD COLLEGE, PRESIDENT & F 8,744 7,934 810 543 8,201
Boston Massachusetts 966 966 ° 455 511
Cambridge Massachusetts 7,778 6,968 810 a8 7,690
HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY (INC) 47 47 ° oO 47
Hempstead New York 47 47 ° ° 47
HOUSTON ADVANCED RESEARCH CENT 3,344 3,344 ° 3,199 14s
‘The Woodlands Texas 3,344 3,344 ° 3,199 145
HOWARD UNIVERSITY INC 1,866 1,634 232 260 1,606
Washington D.c. 1,866 1,634 232 260 1,606
HUMAN RESOURCES RESEARCH ORGAN 5,265 ‘S54 4,711 §,265 °
Alexandria Virginia 5,265 554 4,711 5,265 °
I I T RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC 5,579 302 5,278 5,579 °
Chicago Illinois 5,115 302 4,814 5,115 o
Rome New York 464 ° 464 464 °
IEEE NUCLEAR AND SPACE 10 10 ° ° 10
Colorado Springs Colorado 10 10 ° ° 10
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLO 2,657 2,687 ° ° 2,657
‘Chicago Illinois 2,657 2,657 ° ° 2,657
ILLINOIS UNIV AT CARBONDALE 20 20 ° ° 20
Carbondale Illinois 20 20 O o 20

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nal* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving

DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

wer 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
suy 16 76 ° ° 16
Stony Brook New York 76 76 ° ° 76
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY INC 2,893 850 2,043 2,437 456
Syracuse New York 2,093 850 2,043 2,437 456
TALLADEGA COLLEGE (INC) 47 47 ° ° 47
Talladega Alabama 47 a7 ° ° “a
TELEMEDIA INC (DEL) 100 100 ° 2100 °
Syracuse New York 100 100 ° 100 °
‘TEMPLE UNIVERSITY OF THE COMMO 392 392 oO ° 392
i Philadelphia Pennsylvania 392 392 ° 0 392
‘TENNESSEE, STATE OF 3,884 3,201 683 593 3,291
Knoxville Tennessee 2,384 1,975 410 593 1,791
Memphis Tennessee 378 105 274 ° 379
Nashville Tennessee 784 784 ° ° 784
Tullahoma Tennessee 337 337 ° ° 337
| TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM, 3,680 3,547 142 302 3,388
H Port Hueneme California 60 60 ° 60 °
H College Station Texas 3,848 3,406 142 242 3,306
Prairie View Texas 82 82 o ° 82
| TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT 40 ° 40 40 o
Hl College Station Texas 40 ° 40 40 °
‘TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY INC ° 29 29- ° °
Fort Worth Texas ° 29 29- o °
TEXAS ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT S 444 444 ° ° 444
College Station Texas 444 444 ° ° 444
TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY HEALTH 23 23 ° ° 23
Rockville Maryland 23 23 ° ° 23
TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY INC 2,505 2,066 438 150 2,355
Lubbock Texas 2,505 2,066 438 150 2,355
‘THE KEYSTONE CENTER 100 100 ° ° 100
Portola California 100 100 0 ° 100
‘TROY STATE UNIVERSITY sYSTEN ( 8 e ° ° 8
Norfolk Virginia 8 8 o ° 8
‘TRUSTEES OF CLARK UNIVERSITY ( 92 92 ° ° 92
Worcester Massachusetts 92 92 ° ° 92
‘TUFTS UNIVERSITY (INC) 1,405 683 722 731 674
Medford Massachusetts 704 622 102 uo 674
Tufts University Massachusetts 621 ° 621 621 °
TUNKIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 87 57 ° ° 57
Farmington Connecticut 37 87 ° ° 587
‘TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY (INC) 660 400 260 100 560
Tuskegee Alabama 660 400 260 100 560
UNITED ENGINEERING TRUSTEES IN 50 so ° ° 50
New York New York 50 50 ° ° 50
UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND INC 98 98 ° ° se
Fairfax Virginia 98 98 ° ° 98

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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 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee Development . Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
ocati lor
Grants) Contracts Agreements
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA IN. 916 ° 916
‘Tampa Florida 926 ° s16
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFOR 3,451 2,327 1,123
Los Angeles California 2,451 1,327 1,123
San Diego California 1,000 1,000 °
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 10,193 5,416 4,777
Arlington Texas: 475 475 °
Austin Texas 4,891 4,891 °
Dallas Texas 1/981 ° 1,982
Galveston Texas aan ° aaa
Houston Texas 1,515 ° 2,515
Richardson Texas 50 50 °
San Antonio Texas 169 ° 16s
UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO INC , THE 237 ° 237
Toledo Ohio 237 oO 237
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH INC 529 529 °
Salt Lake City Utah 529 $29 °
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA INC 973 350 623
Charlottesville Virginia 973 350 623
UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA 750 ° 750
Pensacola Florida 750 ° 750
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEH 1,087 ° 1,087
Madison Wisconsin 1,087 ° ‘1,087
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION 1,000 1,000 °
Washington D.c. 1,000 1,000 °
UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF MARYLAND 1,253 987 266
Baltimore Maryland 183 ° 183
college Park Maryland 793 no 23
Queenstown Maryland 277 277 °
UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY INC 14,849 ‘14,849 oO
Legan Utah 14,849 ‘14,849 oO
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, THE INC 392 o 392
Nashville Tennessee 392 ° +392
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 455 355 100
Blacksburg Virginia 455 355 100
W ALTON JONES CELL SCIENCE CEN 437 ° 437
Lake Placié New York 437 ° 437
WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY 200 ° 200
Winston-Salem North Carolina 200 oO 200
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY IV 331 ° aaa
Pullman Washington 131 ° 131
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY INC 439 2121 319
St. Louis Missouri 439 121 319
WASHINGTON, UNIVERSITY OF INC 2,426 ° 2,426
Seattle Washington (2,426 ° (2,426
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY INC 1,656 1,024 632
Detroit Michigan 1,656 1,024 632
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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) 1997. 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.

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

DEVELOPMENT

e 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.

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

e 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
COMPANIES.



Table 2. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
Fiscal Year 1997

{Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee Development i Total Prime
Location of Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
i or!

Grants) Contracts Agreements
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY (INC) 6,929 6,909 20
Washington D.c. 20 ° 20
Fairfax Virginia 6,909 6,909 0
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, 263 ° 203
Washington D.C. 883 ° 883
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY INC 9,852 ° 9,852
Washington D.C. 9,852 o 9,852
GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORPORAT 12,713 12,713 °
Bayville Delaware 200 200 0
Atlanta Georgia 12,513 12,513 °
GEORGIA, STATE OF 4,065 3,950 116
Atlanta Georgia 4,065 3,950 116
GROUP HEALTH COOPERATIVE OF PU 3e7 ° 187
Seattle Washington ie? ° 187
HARBOR BRANCH OCEANOGRAPHIC IN, 425 ° 428
Fort Pierce Florida 425 oO 425
HARVARD COLLEGE, PRESIDENT & F 506 0 506
Boston Massachusetts 251 ° 252
Cambridge Massachusetts 255 ° 255
HEALTH RESEARCH INC 1,114 ° 1,114
Buffalo New York 1,114 oO 1,214
HEBREW UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM 152 152 °
ISRAEL 152 is2 °
HEINES, H JOHN III CENTER FOR 288 ° 288
Washington D.C. 2ee ° 2e8
HENRY FORD HEALTH SYSTEM INC 37 ° 37
Detroit: Michigan 37 ° 37
HOWARD UNIVERSITY INC 1,526 976 550
Washington D.c. 1,526 976 550
HUMAN RESOURCES RESEARCH ORGAN 1,s08 1,508 °
Alexandria Virginia 1,508 1,508 0
HUTCHINSON, FRED CANCER RESEAR 289 ° 289
Seattle Washington 289 ° 289
I I 7 RESEARCH INSTITUTE NC 42,248 42,249 °
Chicago Illinois 39,949 39,949 °
Reston Virginia 1,300 1,300 °
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLO 283 283 °
Chicago Illinois 283 283 °
INDIANA UNIVERSITY INC 82 ° al
Bloomington Indiana 81 ° 81
INTERNATIONAL IMPORTING & EXPO 60 60 °
Rockville Maryland 60 60 oO
JACKSON, HENRY M FOUNDATION FO 677 184 493
Bethesda Maryland 134 134 °
Rockville Maryland $43 50 493

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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 1997

{Dollars in Thousands)

ae 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
OUR LADY OF THE LAKE UNIVERSIT 186 186 ° ° ies
San Antonio Texas 186 186 ° ° 186
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY 28,559 12,702 15,858 11,921 16,638
Hershey Pennsylvania 95 95 ° ° 95
State College Pennsylvania 11,504 30 11,474 11,504 °
University Park Pennsylvania 16,961 12,577 4,384 41s 16,543
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF TEXTIL 73 73 ° ° 3
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 73 73 o ° 73
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY (INC) 566 S41 25 ° 566
Brooklyn New York 566 542 25 ° S66
PONTIFICAL CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY ie ie ° ° ue
Ponce Puerto Rico 178 178 ° ° 178
POTOMAC INSTITUTE POLICY STUDY 2,033 980 1,053 980 1,053
Arlington Virginia 2,033 980 1,053 980 1,053
PRINCE GEORGE COMMUNITY COLLES 81 a1 ° ° a2
Largo Maryland 81 81 ° ° 81
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY INC ‘10,263 9,610 653 1,256 9,007
Minneapolis Minnesota 279 279 ° ° 279
Princeton New Jersey 9,984 9,331 653 1,256 8,728
PURDUE UNIVERSITY 12,691 10,921 770 us 12,516
West Lafayette Indiana 10,894 10,124 770 175 10,719
Minneapolis Minnesota 197 197 ° ° 797
RADCLIFFE COLLEGE INC 421 42. ° ° 421
Cambridge Massachusetts 421 421 ° ° 421
RAND CORPORATION 46,371 (25,746 20,625 46,371 °
Blanchard California (20,625 Oo 20,625 20,625 °
Santa Monica California 25,746 25,746 ° 25,746 °
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF C 2,311 180 1,131 2,312 °
Berkeley California 1,311 180 1,131 2,311 °
REGENTS OF UNIVERSITY CALIFORN 1,000 1,000 ° ° 1,000
Santa Barbara California 1,000 1,000 ° ° 1,000
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITU 3,972 3,732 241 228 3,744
Troy New York 3,972 3,732 241 228 3,744
RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF STATE U 4,977 4,657 320 190 4,788
Albany New York 340 340 ° ° 340
‘Amherst New York 1,838 1,593 245 ° 1,838
Binghamton New York 738 738 ° 290 549
Buffalo New York 431 431 ° o 431
Stony Brook New York 1,615 1,555 60 oO 1,615
Utica New York as ° is oO as
RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF THE CIT a4 344 100 100 344
New York New York 444 344 100 100 344
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE IN 2,618 196 2,422 2,618 °
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 2,618 196 2,422 2,618 °
RICE, WILLIAM MARSH UNIVERSITY 4,495 (3,767 728 448 4,047
Houston Texas 4,495 3,767 728 448 4,087
ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOL 140 100 40 ° 40
Rochester New York 340 100 40 ° 140

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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 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

ae 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 MAINE SYSTEM INC 1,963 1,670 293 247 2,617
Orono Maine 1,844 1,667 177 231 1,613
Portland Maine 3 3 ° ° 3
College Park Maryland 16 ° 116 1ié °
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS DA 100 50 50 ° 100
North Dartmouth Massachusetts 100 50 50 ° 200
UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 116 116 ° 34 sl
Memphis ‘Tennessee 116 116 ° 34 81
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI (INC) 5,187 5,139 48 35 5,152
Coral Gables Florida 1,044 1,044 ° ° 1,044
Miami Florida 4,006 3,958 48 ° 4,006
Miami (CCD) Florida 102 102 ° ° 102
Vicksburg Mississippi 35 35 ° 35 °
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INC 16,827 12,708 4,119 4,631 12,197
‘Ann Arbor Michigan 16,538 12,419 4,119 4,631 11,907
Dearborn Michigan 289 289 ° ° 289
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA INC 35,930 35,568 362 25,960 9,970
Duluth Minnesota 34 34 oO O 34
Duluth Aix National Minnesota 293 (293 ° 0 293
Minneapolis Minnesota 35,036 34,674 362 (25,393 9,643
University Minnesota 567 567 ° 567 °
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI 508 508 ° ° 508
Jackson Mississippi 162 162 ° ° 162
University Mississippi 228 228 ° ° 228
‘UNIV of MS Mississippi 11s le ° oO 1s
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI ROLLA 1,799 1,799 ° ° 1,799
Columbia Missouri 245 245 ° ° 245
Rolla Missouri 1,554 1,554 ° ° 1,854
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, THE 1,459 1,459 ° 499 960
Lincoln Nebraska 916 916 ° 314 602
omaha Nebraska 542 542 ° 1s4 358
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO 18,715 6,227 12,488 1,580 17,135
Kihei Hawaii 11,860 ° 11,860 ° 11,860
Albuquerque New Mexico 6,753 6,227 $26 1,477 5,276
Kirtland AFB New Mexico 103 ° 103 103 °
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS FOUN 447 147 ° ° 47
New Orleans Louisiana 47 147 oO o 147
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA A 4,679 4,560 iis 1,349 3,331
Chapel Hill North Carolina 3,367 3,248 1s 939 2,428
Charlotte North Carolina 803 803 ° ° 803
Raleigh North Carolina 410 410 ° 410 °
Wilmington North Carolina 99 99 ° ° 99
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS 245 245 ° ° 245
Denton Texas 245 245 ° ° 245
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME DU LA 2,237 2,092 145 154 2,084
Notre Dame Indiana 2,237 2,092 4s isa 2,084
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA INC 1,461 1,461 ° ° 1,461
Norman Oklahoma 1,461 1,461 ° 0 1,461
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON INC 1,589 1,453 136 167 1,422
Bugene ‘Oregon 1,589 1,453 136 167 1,422

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

er 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
SOUTHEASTERN CENTER FOR ELECTR 23,768 23,768 ° ° 23,768
Saint Cloud Florida 23,768 (23,768 ° ° 23,768
SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UN. 113 113 ° oO 213
Durant Oklahoma 113 113 ° ° 113
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY I 40 40 ° ° 40
Carbondale Illinois 40 40 ° c) 40
SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY 577 404 93 127 449
Washington D.C. 35 35 0 35 °
Dallas Texas 542 449 3 93 449
SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN 1,535, ° 1,535 1,443 92
Birminghan Alabama 1is3s ° 1,535 1,443 92
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY AGRICULTUR 649 524 128 125 524
Baton Rouge Louisiana 649 524 125 125 524
SOUTHWEST INDIAN POLYTECH INST 300 300 ° ° 300
Albuquerque New Mexico 300 300 ° ° 300
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1 2,789 1,706 1,083 2,709 20
Schenectady New York 45 ° 4s 45 ©
San Antonio Texas 2,744 1,706 1,038 2,664 80
SOUTHWESTERN OHIO COUNCIL FOR 1,062 294 768 ° 1,062
Dayton ohio 11062 294 768 o 1,062
SPECTRA RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC 4 ° u“ ° a4
Albuquerque New Mexico 4 ° u ° 14
ST EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY INC 162 162 ° ° 162
Austin Texas 162 162 ° ° 162
ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY INC 255 255 ° 255 °
Baltimore Maryland 220 (220 ° 220 °
St. Louis Missouri 35 35 ° 35 °
STANFORD UNIVERSITY 12,886 (12,770 116 3,601 9,285
Palo Alto California 1,100 1,100 ° oO 1,200
San Francisco California 2,350 (2,350 ° 2,350 °
Stanford California 100 100 ° 100 °
Stanford University California 9,336 9,220 116 21,151 8,185
STANFORD, LELAND JUNIOR UNIVER 28,774 24,850 3,924 12,444 16,330
Fremont California 163 163 ° 163 °
Stanford California (24,566 (23,208 1,357 9,916 14,650
- Stanford University California 3,612 1,045 2.867 1,932 1,681
San Francisco California 433 433 ° 433 °
STATE U OF NY BINGHAMTON 120 120 ° 120 °
Arlington Virginia 120 120 ° 120 °
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOG 5,331 995 4,336 4,390 s41
Hoboken New Jersey 5,277 941 4,336 4,336 41
Hockamik New Jersey 54 54 ° 54 °
STUDENT CONSERVATION ASSOCIATI ae ee ° ° ee
Charlestown New Hampshire 37 37 ° ° 37
Clinton Grove New Hampshire 50 50 ° ° 50
SUMITOMO RUBBER INDUSTRIES LTD 42,505 (28,341 14,164 42,505 °
Menlo Park California (22,883 20,859 ‘12,024 22,883 or
Los Angeles California 230 ° 230 230 °
Princeton New Jersey 19,392 ‘17,482 1,910 19,392 °

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

Fiscal Year 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee Development j Total Prime
Locati ¢ Work {Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor!

Grants) Contracts Agreements
JEFFERSON, THOMAS UNIVERSITY T 520 o 520
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 510 ° $10
vets INC 195 ° 195
Alexandria Virginia 195 ° 195
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY INC 155,345 (154,074 1,271
Baltimore Maryland 1,381 110 1,271
Laurel Maryland 153,964 (153, 964 °
KAISER FOUNDATION HOSPITALS IN 400 ° 400
Pasadena California 400 ° 400
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 80 20 °
Manhattan Kansas 80 80 °
KESTREL INSTITUTE INC 697 697 °
Palo Alto California 697 697 °
L M BARNES 1,220 1,220 °
Piscataway New Jersey 1,220 1,220 °
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY INC 1,123 1,123 °
Bethlehem Pennsylvania 1,123 1,123 °
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY sys 145 ° 14s
Chauvin Louisiana 145 ° 145
LOVELESS RESPIRATORY RESEARCH 1,000 1,000 °
Albuquerque New Mexico 1,000 2,000 °
MAINE MEDICAL CENTER INC a7 ° 337
South Portland Maine 137 ° 137
MARCH OF DIMES BIRTH DEFECTS F 73 ° 73
Sacramento California 73 ° 73
MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TEC 366,448 260,439 6,009
Cambridge Massachusetts 5,477 1,258 4,219
Cambridge A Massachusetts 1,791 ° 1,791
Lexington Massachusetts 359,181 359,181 °
MASSACHUSETTS, UNIVERSITY OF ( 4,968 4,767 200
Amherst: Massachusetts 4,368 4,368 °
Lowell Massachusetts 340 340 °
Worcester Massachusetts 260 59 200
MAYO FOUNDATION INC 134 o 134
Rochester Minnesota 134 ° 134
MCNC (INC) 1,187 1,187 °
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 1,187 1,187 °
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA RES 202 ° 202
Augusta Georgia 202 ° 202
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WISCONSIN I 285 ° 285
Milwaukee Wisconsin 285 oO 285
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF sc 4,750 ° 4,750
Charleston South Carolina 4,750 ° 4,750
MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE (INC) 301 ° 301
Nashville Tennessee 301 ° 301

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

{Dollars in Thousands)

eat 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 SYSTEM, UNIVERSITY OF 21,721 998 723 438 1,233
Columbia Missouri 631 143 4a 468 143
Kansas City Missouri 326 91 235 0 +326
Rolla Missouri (252 252 ° o (252
St. Louis Missouri $12 512 ° ° 512
MISSOURI WESTERN STATE COLLEGE 6 6 0 0 6
St. Joseph Missouri 6 6 ° 0 6
MITRE CORPORATION, THE 5,459 2,317 3,141 5,459 °
McLean Virginia 3,141 ° 3,141 3,141 °
Reston Virginia 2,317 2,317 ° 2,317 °
MONMOUTH COLLEGE INC ss 55 ° 55 °
West Long Branch New Jersey 55 55 ° 55 °
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY INC 653 653 ° ° 653
Bozeman Montana 653 653 ° ° 653
MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM RESEARCH 75 8 ° ° 7
Pacific Grove California 75 7 o oO 7s
MONTEREY INSTITUTE OF INTERNAT 2,500 ° 2,500 0 2,500
Monterey California 2,500 ° 2,500 ° 2,500
MOREHOUSE COLLEGE INC 292 292 ° ° 292
Atlanta Georgia 292 292 ° ° 292
MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY (INC) 213 213 ° o 813
Baltimore Maryland 813 813 ° ° 813
MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE INC 252 252 ° 150 101
Atlanta Georgia 102 101 ° ° 202
Arlington Virginia 150 150 ) 150 °
MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 254 254 Oo ° 254
New York New York 254 254 0 ° 284
MPC CORPORATION 908 905 ° ° 905
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 905 905 ° ° 905
MT SAN ANTONIO COMMUNITY COLLE 2 72 ° ° 2
Walnut California 72 72 ° o 72
NACE INTERNATIONAL (INC) 20 20 ° ° 20
Houston Texas 20 20 ° ° 20
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 0 12,615 8,269 4,347 11,063 1,582
Redstone Arsenal Alabama ss ss ° SS °
Port Hueneme California 400 400 ° 400 °
Washington D.C. 9,967 7,155 2,812 8,415 1,552
Aberdeen Prov Grnd Maryland 1,916 381 1,535 1,916 °
Natick R & D Center Massachusetts 103 103 oO 103 °
Raleigh North Carolina 174 174 o 174 °
NATIONAL CENTER FOR GENOME RES e 8 ° ° 8
Santa Fe New Mexico 8 8 ° ° 8
NATIONAL COUNCIL ON RADIATION 50 50 ° ° 50
Bethesda Maryland 50 50 ° o 50
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BUILDING 90 ° 90 90 °
Washington D.c. 90 ° 90 30 °
NATURAL SELECTION, INCORPORATE 148 ° uae ase °
La Jolla California 148 ° 148 148 °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

{Dollars in Thousands)

Tre 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
BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY INC 803 518 285 200 603
Waltham Massachusetts 803 sis 285 200 603
BREVARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE INC a 1 ° ° 1
Cocoa (RR name Cocoa Florida 1a 1 ° ° 1
BRIGHAM AND WOMEN’S HOSPITAL I 239 239 ° ° 239
Boston Massachusetts 239 239 ° ° 239
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY INC 788 427 301 673 1s
Provo Uah 788 487 302 673 us
BROWN UNIVERSITY 6,889 6,081 808 150 6,739
Providence Rhode Island 6,889 6,081 808 150 6,739
BRYANT COLLEGE INC 2,000 2,000 ° ° 2,000
Smithfield Rhode Island 2,000 2,000 .) ° 2,000
BUREAU FOR FACULTY RES/WWU 28 28 ° ° 28
Bellingham Washington 28 28 ° ° 28
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNO * 22,021 19,884 2,136 5,875 16,145
Pasadena California 22,021 19,884 2,136 5,875 16,145
CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE U 28 25 ° ° 25
San Luis Obispo California 25 25 ° ° 25
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AU 3,275 3,155 120 750 2,525
areata california 40 40 ° ° 40
Fullerton California 1 a ° o 1
Long Beach California 250 ‘250 ° oO 250
Los Angeles California 189 6s 120 ° 189
Northridge California 214 214 ° ° 214
Riverside California 649 649 ° ° 649
Sacramento California 988 968 ° ° 988
San Diego California 262 262 ° 750 112
San Marcos California 82 82 ° ° @2
CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF 403 403 oO 403
La Jolia California 403 403 ° o 403
CALSPAN-UB RESEARCH CENTER, IN 5,151 ° 5,151 5,151 o
Buffalo New York 5,151 ° $,151 $5,152 °
CARIBBEAN NEUROSCI FOUNDATION 228 228 ° ° 228
San Juan Puerto Rico 228 228 ° ) 228
CARNEGIE INSTITUTION OF WASHIN ize 128 ° ° ae
Washington D.c. 128 128 ° ° 128
CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY 49,058 33,056 16,002 29,875 19,184
Champaign Illinois 359 359 ° 359 °
Urbana Illinois 482 482 ° 482 °
Perxy Hall Estates Maryland 231 ° 331 ° 331
Cambridge Massachusetts 9,922 9,922 ° 9,922 °
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 36,985 21,313 15,672 18,132 18,853
University Park Pennsylvania 333 333 ° 333 °
Riverside South Carolina 648 648 ° 648 °
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSIT 2,356 3,276 80 782 2,874
Cleveland Ohio 2,356 3.276 80 782 2,874
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA 934 934 ° 6e 266
| Washington D.c. 934 934 ° 68 266
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development

Fiscal Year 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument

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

ocation of Worl

Grants) Contracts Agreements

BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS HOSPITAL 513 ° 513
Boston Massachusetts 513 ° 513
BIORESOURCES DEVELOPMENT & CON 222 ° 222
Silver Spring Maryland 222 ° 222
BOSTON COLLEGE, TRUSTEES OF ns 738 °
Bedford Massachusetts 502 802 °
Chestnut Hill Massachusetts (233 233 °
BOSTON MEDICAL CENTER CORPORAT 600 ° 600
Boston University Massachusetts 600 ° 600
BOSTON UNIVERSITY, TRUSTEES OF 1,200 ° 1,200
Boston Massachusetts 713 ° 713
Boston University Massachusetts 487 ° 407
BRIGHAM AND WOMEN’S HOSPITAL T 1,627 827 200
Boston Massachusetts 1,627 827 800
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY INC 55 ° 55
Provo Utah 55 ° ss
BROWN UNIVERSITY ma ° ma
Providence Rhode Island 711 ° 711
BURNHAM INSTITUTE (INC), THE 241 o 241
La Jolla California 242 ° 241
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNO 1,635 1,365 270
Pasadena California 1,635 1,365 270
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AU 11,512 ° 11,512
Sacramento California 11,512 ° 11,512
CALIFORNIA, UNIVERSITY OF aie ° ae
La Jolla California ile ° 118
CANCER THERAPY & RESEARCH FOU 300 ° 300
‘San Antonio Texas 300 ° 300
CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY 23,492 21,575 1,917
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 23,492 21,875 1,917
CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSIT 527 ° 527
Cleveland ohio 527 ° 527
CHARLES R DREW UNIVERSITY OF 2se ° 298
Los Angeles California 298 ° 298
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL CORPORATIO 300 ° 300
Boston Massachusetts 300 ° 300
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF PITTSEU 1,530 ° 1,530
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 1,530 ° 1,530
CHILES, EARL A RESEARCH INSTIT 744 ° 74
Portland Oregon ‘744 ° 744
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY INC 453 453 °
Atlanta Georgia 453 453 °
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY (INC) 348 50 298
Clemson University South Carolina 29e ° 298
Pendleton south Carolina 50 so °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

we 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
' VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 6,737 4,356 2,382 1,085 5,652
| Blacksburg Virginia 6,737 4,356 2,381 1,085 5,652
| ‘VIRGINIA, COMMONWEALTH OF 1,523 1,343 180 ° 1,523
\ Gloucester Point Virginia 750 570 180 ° 750
| Norfolk Virginia 197 197 ° ° 197
| Petersburg virginia 272 271 ° ° 271
Williamsburg Virginia 306 306 ° o 306
W/L ASSOCIATES LTD INC s 5 ° ° 5
if Frederick Maryland 5 5 ° ° 5
j WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY 2 n ° © 2
Winston-Salem North Carolina 72 72 ° ° 72
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY IN 1,553 1,461 92 ° 1,553
Pullman Washington 1,553 1,461 92 ° 1,553
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY INC 4,455 4,039 416 876 3,579
‘St. Louis Missouri 4,455 4,039 416 876 3,579
WASHINGTON, UNIVERSITY OF INC (27,281 15,767 11,514 8,302 18,978
State College Pennsylvania 273 ° 273 273 °
Seattle Washington 27,008 15,767 11,241 8,029 18,978
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY INC 1,275 1,206 70 70 1,206
Detroit Michigan 1,275 1,206 70 70 1,206
WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY 160 160 ° ° 160
Ogden veah 160 160 ° ° 160
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 10 10 ° ° 10
Middletown Connecticut 10 10 ° ° 10
WEST VIRGINIA HIGH TECHNOLOGY 3,000 ° 3,000 ° 3,000
Fairmont West Virginia 3,000 oO 3,000 ° 3,000
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY RESEA 113 113 ° ° 113
Morgantown West Virginia 113 123 ° ° 13
WEST VIRGINIA, STATE OF 354 304 50 ° 284
Morgantown West Virginia 354 304 50 ° 354
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY (I 169 169 0 ° 169
Kalamazoo Michigan 169 169 ° ° 169
WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY 45 45 ° ° 45
Silver City New Mexico 45 45 O ° 4s
WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 638 638 ° ° 638
Bellingham Washington 638 638 ° ° 638
WHITMAN COLLEGE, INC as as ° ° as
Walla Walla Washington 15 as ° ° 4s
WILD DOLPHIN PROJECT INC a7 a7 ° ° a7
Jupiter Florida 17 7 ° ° 17
WILKES UNIVERSITY INC 48 40 ° ° 48
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania 48 42 ° ° 48
WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTI 13,043 12,216 827 ° 13,043
Woods Hole Massachusetts 13,043 12,216 827 ° 13,043
WORCESTER FOUNDATION FOR BIOME 36 36 o ° 36
Shrewsbury Massachusetts 36 36 ° ° 36

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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 1997

(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
i ADAMS STATE COLLEGE (INC) 99 99 ° ° 99
| Alamosa Colorado 99 99 ° ° 99
| ADMINISTRATERS OF THE TULANE E 4,264 4,264 ° ° 4,264
New Orleans Louisiana 4,264 4,264 o ° 4,264
‘ADVERTISING COUNCIL INC, THE 768 768 ° 768 °
New York New York 768 768 ° 768 °
AGOURON INSTITUTE, THE (INC) 150 150 °O ° 150
La Jolla California 150 iso °o ° 150
ALABAMA A & M UNIVERSITY 2,423 1,097 1,326 1,381 1,041
Huntsville Alabama 601 601 ° ° 601
Normal Alabama 1,822 496 1,326 1,381 441
ALFRED UNIVERSITY (INC) 549 549 ° ° 549
alfred New York 549 549 ° ° 549
UNIVERSITY OF THE HE 100 100 ° ° 100
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 100 100 ° ° 100
AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR BIOLOG 52 ° $2 52 °
Rockville Maryland 52 ° 52 52 °
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUT ° ‘ 3 ° °
Reston Virginia 9 6 3 ° 3
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGIC 508 76 431 431 16
Washington D.c. 508 16 431 431 76
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS 6 6 ° ° 6
Woodbury New York 6 6 ° ° 6
AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIET 20 20 ° ° 20
Boston Massachusetts 20 20 ° ° 20
AMERICAN RED CROSS, THE INC 362 ° 362 ° 362
Rockville Maryland 362 ° 362 ° 362
AMERICAN REGISTRY OF PATHOLOGY 9,325 9,325 ° 9,325 °
Washington D.c. 9,325 9,325 o 9,325 °
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR ENGINEERT 231 10 221 ° 231
Washington D.c. 232 10 221 ° 231
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR MICROBIOL 8 8 ° ° 8
Washington D.c. 8 8 ° ° 8
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TROPICAL M 1s 15 ° ° as
Boston Massachusetts 4s 3s ° ° 1s
AMERICAN TYPE CULTURE COLLECTI 5 s ° ° 5
Rockville Maryland 5 5 ° ° 8
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, THE INC 36 36 ° ° 36
Washington D.c. 36 36 ° ° 36
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 3,382 3,068 aia 213 3,169
‘Tempe Arizona 3,269 3,068 101 ° 3,169
Tucson Arizona 213 ° 213 213 °
ARKANSAS, UNIVERSITY OF 2,445 1,445 ° ass 1,290
Fayetteville Arkansas 1,214 1,214 ° 155 1,059
Little Rock Arkansas 231 231 ° oO 231

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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 1997 and FY 1996. The Federal, state, and local government agencies receiving awards
(Table 3) are excluded from the following tables.

FY 1997
TYPE OF AWARDEE NUMBER OF | AMOUNT OF
AWARDEES | AWARDS*
TOTAL RDT&E $21 3,296
TECHNOLOGY BASE 446 1,479
Educational** 310 1,090
Other Nonprofit 136 389
DEVELOPMENT 229 1,817
Educational*** 158 797
Other Nonprofit 71 1,020
FY 1996
TYPE OF AWARDEE NUMBER OF | AMOUNT OF
AWARDEES | AWARDS *

TOTAL RDT&E 523 3,477
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

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
Development Centers that are separate from academic departments.

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

at 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
NATURE CONSERVANCY, THE INC ss SS ° ° 5S
Arlington Virginia 55 55 0 ° 55
NAVAL ROTC UNIT 539 539 ° ° 539
Nashville Tennessee 539 539 ° ° 539
NEVADA, STATE OF 88 23 65 o 88
Reno Nevada 88 23 65 ° 88
NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM CORP sé 56 ° oO 56
Boston Massachusetts 86 56 ° ° sé
NEG HAMPSHIRE, STATE OF 217 207 10 ° 217
Durham New Hampshire 217 207 10 ° 217
NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE OF TECHNO 640 867 73 ° 640
Newark New Jersey 640 567 2 ° 640
NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS UNIVERSIT 669 669 ° ° 669
Las Vegas New Mexico 669 669 ° ° 669
‘NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE OF MINING 475 201 274 274 201
Socorro New Mexico 475 201 274 274 201
NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY 1,953 1,879 14 374 1,879
Wilmington Massachusetts 300 300 ° 300 °
Las Cruces New Mexico 1,653 1,579 4 4 1,579
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY INC 2,488 2,217 371 498 1,990
New York New York 2,221 2,852 372 398 1,823
Stony Brook New York 100 100 ° 100 °
Tuxedo New York 167 17 ° ° 167
‘NEW YORK, STATE OF 3,463 3,421 42 29 3,434
Albany New York 42 42 0 ° 42
amherst New York 29 29 ° 23 °
Binghamton New York 42 ° 42 ° 42
Buffalo New York 782 782 ° o 782
New York New York ize ae ° ° 128
Stony Brook New York 2,442 2,441 ° ° 2,442
NORTH CAROLINA A & T UNIVERSIT 1,373 651 723 444 930
Greensboro North Carolina 1,373 651 723 444 930
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERS 50 50 ° ° 50
Durham North Carolina 50 50 ° ° 50
NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSIT 9,049 8,813 236 325 8,724
- Raleigh North Carolina 9,049 8,833 - 236 325 8,724
NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY 1,335 1,335 ° ° 1,335
Fargo North Dakota 1,335 1,335 ° ° 1,335
NORTH SHORE UNIVERSITY HOSPITA 142 87 58 ° 142
Manhasset New York 142 87 55 ° 142
NORTHEAST CONSORTIUM FOR ENGIN 595 304 291 595 °
Southside Florida 216 ° 216 216 °
syracuse New York 379 304 75 279 °
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CORPOR 2,979 2,454 3524 221 2,757
Boston Massachusetts 2,999 2,474 524 221 2,777
Springfield Massachusetts 20- 20- ° ° 20-
NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY T 506 506 ° ° 506
De Kalb Illinois 506 506 oO ° 506

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

{Dollars in Thousands)

we 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) 46.2) Agreements

BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE IN
Minneapolis Minnesota 66 66 ° 66 °
Sauk Rapids Minnesota 116 116 ° ie °
Piscataway New Jersey 29 29 ° 23 °
Princeton Junction New Jersey 92 92 ° 92 o
Las Cruces New Mexico 90 90 oO 90 °
Brooklyn New York 69 69 o 69 °
Poestenkill New York 29 29 o 29 °
Troy New York 26 26 ° 26 °
Fayetteville North Carolina 133 133 ° 133 °
Raleigh North Carolina 99 99 ° 99 °
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 50 50 ° so °
Ohio 36 36 ° 36 °
Cincinnati Ohio 41 41 ° 41 °
Columbus Ohio 13,685 3,066 10,619 13,685 °
Scranton Pennsylvania 70 70 ° 70 °
University Park Pennsylvania es 88 ° 88 °
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania 36 36 ° 36 °
Knoxville Tennessee 76 716 ° 76 °
Austin Texas 63 6 ° 65 °
San Antonio Texas 167 167 ° 167 °
Alexandria Virginia 81 81 ° sl °
Arlington Virginia 40 40 ° 40 °
Charlottesville Virginia 91 91 ° 91 °
Pairfax Station Virginia 34 34 ° 34 °
Falls Church Virginia 38 38 ° 38 °
Leesburg Virginia 152 152 ° 152 °
Vienna Virginia 32 32 ° 32 °
Richland Washington 783 783 0 783 °
Seattle Washington 207 207 ° 207 °
Casper Wyoming 53 53 ° 53 °
BENEDICT COLLEGE 334 334 ° ° 334
Columbia South Carolina 334 334 ° ° 334
BENNETT COLLEGE 273 373 ° ° 373
Greensboro North Carolina 373 373 ° ° 373
BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY, INC 100 ° 100 200 °
Galveston Texas 2100 ° 100 100 °
BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE 200 200 ° ° 200
Daytona Beach Florida 200 200 o ° 200
BIGELOW LABORATORY FOR OCEAN $ 438 404 34 ° 438
West Boothbay Harbor Maine 438 404 34 oO 438
BIO-DIVERSITY RESEARCH & APPLI 80 80 ° ° 80
San Diego California 80 80 ° ° 80
BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (INC) 328 328 ° ° 328
Boise Idaho 500 500 ° ° 500
Shrewsbury Massachusetts 172- 172- 0 0 172-
BOSTON COLLEGE, TRUSTEES OF 2,390 269 2,522 16a 522
Boston Massachusetts 110 ° 110 210 o
Boston College Massachusetts 5 5 ° ° 5
Chestnut Hill Massachusetts 2,274 864 1,411 1,758 sé
BOSTON UNIVERSITY, TRUSTEES OF 5,721 4,658 1,083 2,240 3,471
Boston Massachusetts 4,744 3,743 1,002 1,908 2,839
Boston University Massachusetts 967 915 52 336 631
BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY 170 170 ° ° 270
Bowling Green Ohio 170 170 o ° 170
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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

ar 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

UNIV OF CA SANTA BARBARA 4,263 4,263 ° ° 4,263
Santa Barbara California 4,263 4,263 Oo ° 4,263
UNIV OF CHIC PHYSICAL PLANT (200 200 °o o (200
Chicago Illinois 200 200 ° ° 200
UNIV OF COLORADO AT DENVER 195 195 ° ° 195
Denver Colorado 195 195 ° ° 195
UNIVER/PGH COMMON SYST EDUC 250 ° 250 250 °
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania (250 ° 250 250 o
UNIVERSITIES SPACE RESEARCH AS 163 ° 163 163 °
Columbia Maryland 163 ° 163 163 °
UNIVERSITY CITY SCIENCE CENTER 762 162 ° ° 762
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 162 162 ° o 762
UNIVERSITY CORP FOR ATMOSPHERI 753 653 100 6s eee
Boulder Colorado 753 653 100 65 688
UNIVERSITY HEALTHCARE SYSTEM L 20 20 ° ° 80
New Orleans Louisiana 80 80 ° O 80
UNIVERSITY NC AT CHAPEL HL. 38 38 ° 3e °
Chapel Hill North Carolina 38 38 ° 38 °
UNIVERSITY OF AKRON, THE 199 ise ° ° 199
Akron Ohio 199 is9 ° o 199
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA INC 6,112 2,318 3,796 3,753 2,359
Birmingham Alabama 3,802 779 3,023 (2,923 878
Huntsville Alabama 1,094 321 773 773 321
Tuscaloosa Alabana 1,269 1,169 ° 56 2,113
University Alabama 47 47 ° ° AT
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA 380 301 19 as 205
Fairbanks Alaska 380 301 79 175 205
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 10,905 8,992 1,913 2,402 8,503
Tucson Arizona 10,676 8,823 1,853 2,173 8,503
University Arizona 169 169 ° 169 °

San Diego California 60 ° 60 60 °
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 80,867 71,829 9,038 19,897 60,970
Berkeley california 20,048 19,274 174 8,399 11, 649
Davis California 4,313 4,080 233 529 3,784
Irvine California 5,706 4,206 1,500 1,025 4,681

La Jolla California 23,704 19,078 4,626 3,098 (20,606

Los Angeles California 14,031 13,621 410 4,054 9,977
Riverside California 359 359 ° 73 286

San Prancisco California 663 663 ° 172 491
Santa Barbara California 9,244 8,846 398 1,377 7,867
Santa Cruz California 2,583 1,486 1,097 1,109 ‘1,474
Washington D.C. 87 87 ° ° 87
Dallas Texas 68 68 ° ° 68
Vienna Virginia 60 60 ° 60 °
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 8,382 3,794 4,588 4,957 3,425
Los Gatos California 63 ° 63 63 °
Orlando Florida 8,319 3,794 4,525 4,894 3,425
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, THE INC 977 977 ° ° 977
Chicago Illinois 977 977 ° ° 977

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

vor 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
COMPUTING RESEARCH ASSOCIATION 10 10 ° ° 10
Washington D.c. 10 10 ° ° 10
CONCURRENT TECHNOLOGIES CORPOR 49,889 41,048 8,841 41,048 8,841
Johnstown Pennsylvania 49,889 41,048 8,841 41,048 8,841
CONNECTICUT, STATE OF 782 738 44 44 738
Farmington Connecticut 708 708 ° ° 708
Groton Connecticut 30 30 ° ° 30
Storrs Connecticut 44 ° ag 44 °
CONSORTIUM FOR OCEANOGRAPHIC R 189 159 o ° iss
Washington D.C. aso 159 ° ° 159
CONSORTIUM OF UNIVERSITIES OF 4,497 1,578 2,919 4,497 cy)
Washington D.C. 2,919 ° 2,919 2,919 °
Alexandria Virginia 1,878 1,578 ° 1,578 °
CONTRA COSTA CONMUNITY COLLEGE 325 325 ° ° 328
San Pablo California 325 325 ° ° 325
CORNELL UNIVERSITY INC 15,298 13,704 1,594 1,736 ‘13,562
Ithaca New York 15,281 13,686 1,594 1,736 13,545
New York New York 1s qe ° ° 18
CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL RESEA 3,301 ° 3,301 ° 3,302
Reston Virginia 3,302 ° 3,302 ° 3,301
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY INC 106 106 ° ° 106
omaha Nebraska 106 106 ° ° 106
D-Q UNIVERSITY INC 128 ae ° ° 128
Davis california 128 ize ° ° 128
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 2,346 2,261 Bs 11s 2,231
Hanover New Hampshire (2,346 2,261 85 115 2,231
DAYTON FOUNDATION, THE INC ‘154 o 154 ° 154
Dayton Ohio 184 ) 154 ° 154
DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY (INC sin oun ° ° 911
Dover Delaware 120 120 ° ° 120
Newark Delaware 791 791 ° ° 791
DELFT UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 32 32 ° 32 °
‘NETHERLANDS 32 22 ° 32 °
DRAPER, CHARLES STARK LABORATO 3,905 2,982 924 3,905 °
Cambridge Massachusetts 3,694 ~ -2,982 712 3,694 °
Cambridge A Massachusetts 211 ° 211 211 °
DREW UNIVERSITY INC 38 38 ° ° 38
Madison New Jersey 38 38 ° ° 38
DREXEL UNIVERSITY rr 427 350 so 727
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 777 427 350 50 727
DUCKS UNLIMITED INC 50 50 ° ° 50
Jackson Mississippi 50 50 ° ° 50
DUKE UNIVERSITY (INC) 13,818 12,997 821 1,059 12,759
Beaufort North Carolina 140 140 ° ° 140
Durham North Carolina 13,678 12,857 822 1,059 12,619
EARTH AND SPACE RESEARCH 1e7 387 ° ° 187
Seattle Washington 187 187 o ° 187

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

(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
CEDIP (240 ° 240 (240 °
‘Oak Ridge ‘Tennessee 240 ° 240 240 °
CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTER 1,231 1,231 ° 1,231 °
Washington D.c. 21,231 1,231 ° 1,231 °
‘CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY 289 289 ° ° (289
Chicago Illinois 289 289 ° ° ‘289
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL & REGIONAL 359 210 aaa 210 149
Cincinnati Ohio 359 210 149 210 149
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL CORPORATIO 20 20 ° ° 20
Washington D.c. 20 20 ° ° 20
CHILDRENS HOSPITAL LOS ANGELES 224 224 ° ° 224
Los Angeles California 224 224 ° ° 224
CITY COLLEGE RESEARCH FOUNDATI 172 172 ° ° 172
New York New York 172 172 ° ° 172
CITY OF HOPE NATIONAL MEDICAL 65 6s ° °O 6s
Duarte California 65 65 ° ° 65
CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (I 1.951 1,952 ° 83 1,768
Bronx New York 254 254 ° ° 254
Brooklyn New York 479 473 ° ° 479
Jamaica New York 50 sO ° ° 50
New York New York 213 213 ° ° 813
Staten Island New York 173 172 ° ° 173
Stony Brook New York 23 23 ° 83 °
CLAFLIN COLLEGE a7 un7 ° ° a7
Orangeburg South Carolina 417 117 ° ° 117
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY INC 2,921 (2,143 778 493 (2,427
Atlanta Georgia 2,921 2,143 778 493 2,427
CLARKSON UNIVERSITY 282 242 40 ° 202
Potsdam New York (282 (242 40 ° 282
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY (INC) 2,188 2,138 50 2100 (2,088
Gladwyne Pennsylvania 50 50 ° 50 °
Clemson South Carolina 1,042 1,042 ° ° 1,042
Clemson University South Carolina 1,036 1,046 50 50 1,046
COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY 5 5 ° ° 5
Cold Spring Harbor New York 5 5 ° ° 5
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON, THE 13 13 ° ° 13
Charleston South Carolina 13 13 ° ° 13
COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES INC 1,261 968 293 473 788
Golden colorado 1,262 368 293 473 728
COLORADO SEMINARY INC eae eas ° 395 251
Denver Colorado 646 646 ° 395 251
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY INC 2,994 2,459 536 1,118 1,879
Fort Collins Colorado (2,994 2,459 536 1,115 1,879
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 8,044 $8,677 2,368 2,850 5,194
New York New York 8,044 $,677 2,368 2,850 5,194
COMPTON RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT 200 200 ° ° 200
Staten Island New York 200 200 ° ° 200

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for RDT&E
Fiscal Year 1997

(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
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFPICE 1,345 ° ° 2,345 ° 1,345
Reno Cannon Internat Nevada 1,345 ° ° 1,345 ° 1,345
ALAMEDA, COUNTY OF (INC) 1,509 ° ° 1,509 ° 1,509
Oakland California 1,509 ° o 1,509 ° 1,509
ALASKA, STATE OF 200 ° ° 200 ° 200
Juneau Alaska 200 ° ° 200 ° 200
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY BOARD OF E 31 31 ° Oo ° 31
Annapolis Maryland 31 31 ) ° ° 31
BAYONNE, CITY OF INC 434 ° ° 434 ° 434
Military Ocean Termi New Jersey 434 ° ° 434 ° 434
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF BALTINOR 4s 45 ° ° ° 45
Towson Maryland 45 45 ° ° ° 45
BOWIE, COUNTY OF 241 ° o 242 ° 241
Bowie Texas: 241 ° ° 241 ° 241
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 2,040 ° 2,040 ° 2,040 °
‘oak Ridge Tennessee 2,040 ° 2,040 ° 2,040 °
FAIRFAX COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 18 ae ° ° ° 1s
Falls Church Virginia 1s 1s ° ° ° 18
FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT A 6a- 68- ° ° 6e- °
Washington D.C. 6a- 63- ° oO 68- °
FOOD & DRUG ADNINISTRATION 78 78 ° © 78 °
Rockville Maryland 78 78 Oo oO 78 °
GREATER KELLY DEVELOPMENT CORP 742 ° ° 742 ° 742
Kelly AFB Texas 742 ° ° 742 ° 42
| GRISSOM REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORIT 206 o ° 206 ° 206
H Grissom AFB Indiana 206 ° o (206 ° (206

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| HAMPTON, CITY OF 59 ° ° 59 ° 59
| Hampton Virginia 59 ° o so ° 59
HAWAII, STATE OF 5,373 ° 135 5,238 2,229 4,044
Honolulu Hawaii 3,909 oO ° 3,909 ° 3,909
Kailua Kona 135 ° 135 o ° 135
Mililani Town Hawaii 1,329 ° ° 1,329 1,329 oO
IDOWU, OLUTOSIN REMI 27 27 ° ° ° 2
Silver Spring Maryland 27 27 ° ° ° 27
INDIANA, STATE OF 10,185 0 ° 20,185 ° 10,185
Indianapolis Indiana 10,185 0 ° 10,185 o 10,185
INDIANAPOLIS, CITY OF 286 ° ° 286 ° 286
Indianapolis Indiana 286 ° oO 286 ° 286
KEY WEST, CITY OF 135 ° ° 135 ° 13s
Key West NAS Florida 135 ° ° 13s ° 135
LOCAL REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 421 ° ° 421 o 421
Fort Ritchie Maryland 421 ° ° 421 ° 421
LOWRY REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 1s ° ° 1s ° 119
Lowry AFB Colorado 19 ° ° pet) ° 119

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

Total By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee Development Total Pri Total Prime

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

Grants) Contracts Agreements
ADMINISTRATERS OP THE TULANE E 102 ° 102
New Orleans Louisiana 102 ° 102
‘AEROSPACE CORPORATION, THE (297,682 (297,682 °
El Segundo California (297,682 (297,682 °
ALAMEDA RESEARCH INSTITUTE 10 ° 10
Berkeley California 10 © 10
ALBANY MEDICAL CENTER INC 299 o 299
Albany New York 289 ° 299
ALLEGHENY UNIVERSITY OF THE HE 297 ° 297
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 297 ° 297
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGIC 23 ° 23
Washington D.C. 23 ° 23
AMERICAN IRON & STEEL INSTITUT 6 ° 8
Washington D.c. 8 ° 18
AMERICAN MEDICAL CENTER (INC) 192 ° 191
Denver Colorado 191 ° isi
AMERICAN RED CROSS, THE INC 336 ° 336
Rockville Maryland 336 ° 336
AMERICAN SOCIETY POR ENGINEERT 5,226 ° 5,226
Washington D.c. 5,326 ° 5,326
ANALYTIC SERVICES INC 35,871 35,871 °
Arlington Virginia 35,871 35,871 °
ANALYTICAL SERVICES INC 850 250 °
Huntsville Alabama 787 787 °
RUSSIA 63 63 °
APEX TECHNOLOGY, INC 224 224 °
San Diego California 224 224 °
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATES, 262 262 °
Mountain View California 262 (262 °
ARIAD PHARMACEUTICALS INC 120 ° 120
Cambridge Massachusetts 120 ° 120
ARKANSAS, UNIVERSITY OF 998 ° 998
Fayetteville Arkansas 700 ° 700
i Little Rock Arkansas 298 ° 298
| ASSOCIATED PROFESSORS OF LOYOL 170 ° 170
Baltimore Maryland 170 ° 170
AUBURN UNIVERSITY 26- 26- °
auburn Alabama 26- 26- °
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE IN 27,286 27,286 °
Columbus Ohio 23,986 23,986 °
Waco Texas 1,757 1,787 °
Richland Washington 1,542 1,542 °
BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE INC 627 ° 627
Houston Texas 627 o 627
BEN FRANKLIN TECHNOLOGY CENTER 10,500 ° 10,500
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 10,500 ° 10,500

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

{Dollars in Thousands)

cane 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) (8.1) (6.2) Agreements

WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUT 647 647 ° 429 21¢
Worcester Massachusetts 218 218 ° ° 218
Hanover New Hampshire 429 429 ° 429 °
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY (2,623 (2,209 415 1,466 1,157
Dayton Ohio 2,464 2,209 256 1,307 1,157
Wright Patterson AFB Ohio 159 ° 159 159 °
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA 525 $25 ° ° $25
New Orleans Louisiana 525 525 °o ° 525
YALE UNIVERSITY INC 6,157 5,907 250 250 $,907
New Haven Connecticut 5,727 8,727 °O 0 $8,727
Yale Connecticut 250 ° 250 250 °
Yale New Haven Connecticut 180 180 o o 180
YANKEE REMODELER OF NEW LONDON 240 ° 240 ° 240
New Haven Connecticut 240 o 240 ° 240
YESHIVA UNIVERSITY INC a 37 ” ° aa
Bronx New York an 37 "4 ° prey
‘TOTAL 1,478,988 1,096,428 382,560 619,625 859,363

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

Fiscal Year 1997

{Dollars in Thousands)

TOTAL

By type of effort

By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee Total Basic | Total Applied | total prime Total Prime
Location of Work Research Research Contracts Grants and
(6.1) (6.2) Agreements
ASSOCIATED PROFESSORS OF LOYOL 10 10 ° ° 10
i Baltimore Maryland 10 10 ° ° 10
ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES INC 197 197 ° 197 °
i Upton New York 197 197 ° 197 °
| ASSOCIATION FOR UNMANNED VEHIC 20 ° 20 ° 20
Washington D.c. 20 ° 20 ° 20
ASSOCIATION FOR WOMEN IN MATHE 72 7m ° ° 71
College Park Maryland n n ° ° n
ASSOCIATION OF MILITARY SURGEO 8 8 0 0 8
Bethesda Maryland 8 8 ° ° 8
ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITIES FO 70 70 ° ° 70
Washington D.c. 70 70 ° ° 70
AUBURN UNIVERSITY 1,500 1,119 381 ° 1,500
Auburn Alabama 1,415 1,099 316 ° 1,415
Gordon Alabana 20 20 ° ° 20
| Montgomery Alabama 6s ° 6 ° 6s
AUGSBURG COLLEGE INC 110 110 ° 110 °
Minneapolis Minnesota 110 110 ° ilo °
AUTONOMOUS UNDERSEA SYSTEMS IN 469 91 278 ° 469
Lee New Hampshire 469 191 278 ° 469
BALL STATE UNIVERSITY (INC) 32 32 ° ° 32
Muncie Indiana 32 32 ° ° 32
BARNARD COLLEGE (INC) 75 78 ° ° 18
New York New York 7 75 ° ° 15
BARNES & NOBLE COLLEGE BOOKSTO 507 507 ° 60 447
Chicago Illinois 507 507 ° 60 447
BARRON & ASSOCIATES 25 25 ° ° 25
Boston Massachusetts 25 25 ° ° 28
BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE IN 18,528 7,909 10,619 18,528 °
Madison Alabama 39 39 ° 39 °
Berkeley California $3 53 ° 53 °
Monterey California 55 ss ° 55 °
Yorba Linda California 7B 73 ° 73 °
Aurora Colorado n n ° 7 °
Denver Colorado 236 236 ° 236 °
Waterford Connecticut 92 92 ° 92 °
Newark Delaware 47 47 ° 47 °O
Washington D.C. 137 437 ° 137 °
Orlando Florida 42 42 ° 42 °
Oviedo Florida a4 44 ° 44 °
Tallahassee Florida 70 70 0 70 o°
Marietta Georgia 49 49 0 49 °
Honolulu Hawaii 99 99 ° 99 °
Carbondale Illinois 257 (257 ° 257 °
West Lafayette Indiana a7 47 ° 47 °
Louisville Kentucky 139 139 ° 139 °
Baltimore Maryland 124 124 ° 124 °
Bel Air Maryland 40 40 ° 40 °
Catonsville Maryland 3s 35 ° 35 °
Chevy Chase Maryland 27 27 ° 27 °
Whiteford Maryland 31 31 ° 32 °
Boston Massachusetto 87 87 ° 87 °
Detroit Michigan 53 53 ° 53 °

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

tor By type of effort By type of funding instrument

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

and Grants) (6.1) (6.2) Agreements
ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY INC , T 231 231 ° ° 231
New York New York 231 231 ° ° 231
RUSH-PRESBYTERIAN ST LUKES MED 133 133 o ° 233
Chicago Illinois 133 133 o ° 233
RUIGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY 10,950 9,979 971 3,755 7,195
New Brunswick New Jersey 1,375 1,261 14 14 1,261
Piscataway New Jersey 7,969 7,113 857 2,035 8,934
Pinkneyville New Jersey 352 352 ° 352 °
Piscatawaytown New Jersey 1,253 1,253 ° 1,253 °
S$ RI INTERNATIONAL (INC) 972 972 o ° 972
Menlo Park California 972 972 o ° 972
SALK INSTITUTE FOR BIOLOGICAL 299 196 103 ° (299
La Jolla California 299 196 103 ° 299
SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY FOU 1,758 1,758 ° 1,544 214
San Diego California 1,758 1,758 o 1,544 214
SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY . so 50 ° ° 50
San Francisco California 50 50 ° ° 50
SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY FOUN 513 $13 ° ° 513
San Jose California 513 $13 °o ° 513
SANTA FE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE 788 728 ° ° 788
Santa Fe New Mexico 788 788 ° ° 788
SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE, TH 1,101 1,102 ° ° 2,101
La Jolla California 1,101 1,101 ° ° 1,101
SEATTLE BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH IN nn ul ° ° 1
Seattle Washington a a ° ° al
SEMICONDUCTOR RESEARCH CORPORA 7 8 ° ° 7
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 75 5 ° ° 75
SMITH COLLEGE INC 3 3 ° ° 3
Northampton Massachusetts 3 3 ° ° 3
‘SMITH, JOHNSON C UNIVERSITY IN 176 176 ° ° 176
Charlotte North Carolina 176 176 ° ° 176
SMITH-KETTLEWELL EYE RESEARCH asa as ° ° 144
San Francisco California 144 144 ° ° 144
SOCIETY FOR INDUSTRIAL & APPLI 20 20° ° ° 20
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 20 20 ° ° 20
SOCIETY OF TNVITRO BIOLOGY s 5 ° ° 8
Largo Maryland s 5 ° ° 5
SOCIETY OF PHOTO OPTICAL INSTR 20 20 ° ° 20
Bellingham Washington 20 20 ° ° 20
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSIT 443 443 ° 63 380
Orangeburg South Carolina 380 380 ° ° 380
Arlington Virginia 63 63 ° 63 °
SOUTH CAROLINA, STATE OF 583 $83 ° o 583
Charleston South Carolina 583 583 ° ° 583
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY 333 333 ° ° 333
Brookings South Dakota 333 333 ° ° 333

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
Fiscal Year 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee Development i Total Prime
9 (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and

Location of Work Grants) Contracts Agreements
§ RI INTERNATIONAL (INC) 298 ° 298
Menlo Park California 298 ° 298
SAINT FRANCIS COLLEGE INC 3,263 ° 3,263
Loretto Pennsylvania 21263 ° 3,263
SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY FOUN 313 ° a3
San Jose California 313 oO 313
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH see see °
Douglassville Pennsylvania 568 568 °
Arlington Virginia 420 420 °
SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE, TH 1,025 ° 1,025
La Jolla California 1,025 ° 1,025
SIDNEY KIMMEL CANCER CENTER 190 oO 190
San Diego California 190 0 190
SILICON INTERGRATION INITIATIV 100 0 100
Austin Texas 100 0 100
SLOAN-KETTERING INSTITUTE FOR 1,075 50 1,025
New York New York 1,075 50 1,025
SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES & 234 ° 234
Rapid City South Dakota 234 ° 234
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY I 202 201 °
Springfield Illinois 201 201 °
SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN 2,593 2,593 °
Birmingham Alabama 2,593 2,593 °
SOUTHWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE I 4,865 4,865 °
San Antonio Texas 4,865 4,865 °
STANFORD, LELAND JUNIOR UNIVER 1,334 480 254
Stanford California 131 ° 131
Stanford University California 1,202 480 722
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOG 460 460 °
Hoboken New Jersey 460 460 °
SUMITOMO RUBBER INDUSTRIES LTD 13,642 13,641 °
Hunteville Alabama 106 106 °
Menlo Park California 7,871 7,871 oO
Los Angeles California 558 558 °
Atlanta Georgia 350 350 °
Princeton New Jersey 4,756 4,756 °
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY INC 1,224 960 264
North syracuse New York 370 370 °
Syracuse New York esa 590 264
TACTICAL SYSTEMS CORPORATION 272 272 °
Santee California 272 272 °
‘TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 121 ° 121
Philadelphia Pennsylvania rere ° qi
TENNESSEE, STATE OF 240 a40 °
Johnson City Tennessee 50 50 °
Tullahoma Tennessee 790 790 °

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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 1997

{Dollars in Thousands}

Total By type of funding instrument
Name of Awardee Development . Total Prime
Locati f Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
ocation of Wor!

Grants) Contracts Agreements
TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY syst, 2,050 650 1,400
College Station Texas 206 156 50
Galveston Texas 1,350 ° 1,350
Prairie View Texas 494 494 °
TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY INC 18 75 °
Lubbock Texas 5 75 °
TUFTS UNIVERSITY 594 ° 594
Boston Massachusetts 594 ° 594
UNIVERSITIES SPACE RESEARCH AS 1,084 1,086 °
Columbia Maryland 1,084 1,084 °
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA INC 3,682 3,069 «3
Birmingham ‘Alabama 2,086 473 613
Huntsville Alabama 2,556 2,556 °
Tuscaloosa Alabama 40 40 °
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 639 296 343
Tucson Arizona 639 296 343
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 19,912 7,195 12,717
Berkeley California 5,677 Oo 5,677
Davis California 1,130 868 262
La Jolla California 8,639 4,061 4,577
Los Angeles California 1,809 1,739 70
Riverside California 62 ° 62
San Francisco California 2,250 482 1,768
Santa Barbara California 45 45 °
Los Alamos New Mexico 300 oO 300
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 60 60 °
Orlando Florida 60 60 °
UNIVERSITY OF GHICAGO, THE INC 208 70 aie
Chicago Illinois 288 70 218
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI (INC) 1,569 ° 1,569
Cincinnati Ohio 1,569 oO 1,569
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 635 415 29
Boulder colorado 510 415 34
Denver Colorado 125 ° 425
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON INC , THE 522 522 °
Dayton onic 522 522 °
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE INC 852 347 ‘S06
Newark Delaware as2 347 506
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 3,262 607 575
Eglin AFB Florida 338 338 °
Gainesville Florida 844 269 575
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAIT (INC) 378 ° 378
Honolulu Hawaii 378 ° 378
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS (INC) 1,456 1,042- 2,498
‘Champaign Illinois 125 1,367- 1,492
Chicago Illinois 1,081 75 1,006
Normal Illinois 250 250 °
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, THE INC 2,850 450 2,400
Towa City Towa 2/950 450 2,400

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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 1997

(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 PENNSYLVANIA INC 5,623 5,433 200 2,197 4,436
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 5,633 5,433 200 1,197 4,436
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH OF TH 3,480 3,118 362 ° 3,480
Greater Pittsburgh I Pennsylvania 292 292 ° ° 292
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 3,188 2,826 362 ° 3,188
UNIVERSITY OF PORTSMOUTH 52 52 ° 52 °
UNITED KINGDOM 52 $2 ° 52 °
UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO 608 601 6 ° 608
Humacao Puerto Rico 379 373 6 0 379
Rio Piedras Puerto Rico 200 200 ° ° 200
San Juan Puerto Rico 28 28 ° ° 28
UNIVERSITY OF READING DEPARTHE 53 53 ° 53 °
UNITED KINGDOM 83 53 ° 53 °
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND 3,277 2,980 297 ° 3,277
Kingston Rhode Island 2,023 741 272 ° 1,023
Narragansett Rhode Island 2,264 2,239 24 ° 2,264
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 3,297 3,257 40 202 3,094
Rochester New York 3,297 3,257 40 (202 3,094
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA 45 45 ° 45 °
Mobile ‘Alabama 45 45 ° 45 °
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA I 12,962 10,392 (2,570 ° 12,962
Columbia South Carolina 12,962 10,392 2,570 ° 12,962
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA IN 4,510 1,649 2,861 30 4,480
Saint Petersburg Florida 3,212 352 2,861 30 3,182
‘Tampa Florida 279 279 ° ° 279
Rockville Maryland 1,019 1,019 ° ° 1,019
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFOR 24,163 23,307 10,776 20,889 33,274
Los Angeles California 26,213 15,681 10,532 12,939 13,274
Los Angeles AF Sta. California 6,936 6,936 ° 6,936 °
University Park California 1,014 771 243 1,014 o
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISS 1,248 453 798 ° 1,248
Hattiesburg Mississippi 1,237 442 795 ° 1,237
National Space Techn Mississippi a il ° ° i
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 67,067 24,923 42,145 52,415 14,653
Arlington Texas: 2,481 2,481 ° 2,086 395
Austin Texas $5,749 16,688 39,062 48,387 7,363
Dallas Texas 2,125 ° 1,125 ° 1,125
Edinburg Texas 182 182 ° 10s 7
El Paso Texas 1,120 1,022 100 (230 891
Galveston Texas: 1,171 2,171 © ° 2,171
Houston Texas: 1,812 390 1,422 1,422 390
New Hebron Texas 251 ° 251 ° 281
Richardson Texas: 957 927 30 30 927
San Antonio Texas 2,220 2,065 iss iss 2,065
UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF 298 295 ° 60 335
Washington D.c. 395 395 ° so 335
UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO INC , THE 1s? 187 ° ° 157
Toledo Ohio 157 157 ° ° 187
UNIVERSITY OF TULSA INC , THE 236 162 ” ° 236
Tulsa ‘oklahoma 236 162 " ° 236

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ...........scesesesssesecsesesseseseeseneesessssenesenseseseesesesssnsenesscuesssessesesnessseeneneeneneceeencsneasseenenees

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..............cccsee

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



Table 3. U.S. Federal, State, and Local Government Agencies Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for RDT&E
Fiscal Year 1997

(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
LUBBOCK, CITY OF 293 ° ° 293 ° 293
Lubbock Texas 293 ° ° 293 © 293
MARQUETTE COUNTY OF (INC) 692 ° ° 692 ° 692
K. I. Sawyer AFB Michigan 692 ° ° 692 ° 692
MEMPHIS, CITY OF 280 ° ° 280 © 280
Defense Depot, Memph Tennessee 280 ° ° 280 ° 280
MICHIGAN, STATE OF 42 ° ° 42 ° 42
Lansing Michigan 42 ° ° 42 ° 42
MID-OHIO VALLEY REGIONAL COUNC 150 ° ° 150 ° 150
Parkersburg West Virginia 150 ° ° 150 ° 150
MISSOURI, STATE OF 11,004 ° ° 11,004 ° (11,004
Jefferson City Missouri 11,004 ° ° 11,004 ° 11,004
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE 1,986 1,714 272 °o 1,986 o
Hunteville Alabama 70 70 ° ° 70 °
Moffett Field NAS California 447 447 ° o 447 o
Pasadena California 912 711 202 ° 912 °
Washington D.c. 7 7 ° ° 1 °
Greenbelt Maryland 410 410 ° ° 410 °
Cleveland ohio 70 ° 70 0 70 °
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARD 2,239 2,179 60 ° 2,239 °
Boulder Colorado 66S 605 60 ° 66S °
Gaithersburg Maryland 1,578 1,575 ° ° 1,575 °
NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH 30 30 ° ° 30 °
Betheada Maryland 30 30 ° ° 30 °
NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATNOSPHER 607 607 ° ° 607 °
Seattle Washington 607 607 ° ° 607 °
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION 354 354 ° ° 354 °
Arlington Virginia 354 384 ° ° 354 °
NEW MEXICO, STATE OF 781 2,031 250- ° 781 °
Albuquerque New Mexico 981 9e1 ° ° 981 °
Las Cruces New Mexico 50 50 ° o 50 °
Socorro New Mexico 250- ° (250- oO 250- °
NEW YORK, CITY OF (THE) 67 ° ° 67 ° 67
Fort ‘Totten New York 67 ° ° 67 ° 6
NOAA GLOBAL PROGRAMS OFFICE 106 106 ° ° 106 °
Silver Spring Maryland 106 106 ° ° 106 °
NORTH CAROLINA, STATE OF 10,986 ° o 10,986 ° 10,986
Raleigh North Carolina 10,986 ° ° 10,986 ° 10,986
PORTLAND, CITY OF 200 ° ° 200 ° 200
Portland Oregon 200 ° ° 200 ° 200
RIDGECREST, CITY OF 105 ° ° 105 ° 105
China Lake NWC California 105 ° ° 105 ° 105
SACRAMENTO COUNTY OF 1,129 ° ° 1,119 ° 121s
McClellan AFB California 1,119 ° o 1,119 ° 1,119
SACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL UTILITY D 800 ° ° 200 ° 200
Sacramento California 800 ° ° 800 ° 800

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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 1997

(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
INDIANA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION 8 75 ° ° 8
Indianapolis Indiana 75 18 ° ° 78
INDIANA UNIVERSITY INC 872 872 o 445 427
Bloomington Indiana 653 653 ° 445 208
Columbus Indiana 219 219 ° ° 219
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY INSTITUT 252 ° 252 252 °
Ann Arbor Michigan 252 °o 282 252 0
INFORMATION SCIENCE, INC 97 97 ° 37 °
Santa Barbara california 37 37 ° 37 °
INSTITUTE FOR DEFENSE ANALYSES 5,973 5,973 ° 5,973 °
Alexandria Virginia 5,973 5,973 ° 5,973 °
INSTITUTE FOR POSTDOCTORAL STU 1s 1s ° ° 1s
Scottsdale acizona 1s 1s ° o 1s
INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF LEA 120 120 ° ° 120
Palo Alto Califomia 120 120 o ° 120
INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND EL 76 66 10 ° 716
Washington D.C. 20 10 ° ° 10
Piscataway New Jersey 46 46 ° ° 46
New York New York 20 10 Lo ° 20
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR OPTI 25 25 ° Oo 25
Bellingham Washington 28 28 ° ° 28
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIEN 1,223 1,135 se se 1,135
ames Towa 1,223 1,135 aa ea 1,135
JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY INC 439 439 ° 40 399
Jackson Mississippi 439 439 oO 40 399
SACKSON, HENRY M FOUNDATION FO 44,642 44,642 ° 2,726 41,916
Bethesda Maryland 2,158 2,158 ° 2,158 °
Rockville Maryland 42,484 42,484 ° sée 41,916
JARVIS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE INC 108 108 ° 208 °
Hawkins Texas 108 108 ° 108 °
JASON FOUNDATION FOR EDUCATION 400 ° 400 ° 400
Waltham Massachusetts 400 ° 400 ° 400
JEFFERSON, THOMAS UNIVERSITY I au 416 ° a7 237
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 414 414 ° 177 (237
JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY INC 231 231 ° 231 °
University Heights Ohio 231 231 ° 231 °
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY INC (22,908 18,616 4,291 15,353 7,555
Baltimore Maryland 8,705 6,774 1,931 1,883 6,823
Laurel Maryland 14,065 11,705 2,360 (13,470 596
Rockville Maryland 137 +137 ° ° 137
JOINT OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTITUTIO 1,315 ° 2,315 ° 1,315
Washington D.c. 1,315 ° 1,315 o 1,315
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 850 850 ° ° eso
Manhattan Kansas 250 250 ° ° 250
KENNEDY KRIEGER RESEARCH INSTT - + ° o -
Baltimore Maryland 1 7 ° o 1

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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 1997

{Dollars in Thousands)

wr 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 INSTITUTE OF TEC 36,298 30,019 6,279 5,542 30,756
Cambridge Massachusetts 33,930 (28,714 5,216 3,173 30,756
Cambridge A Massachusetts 2,369 1,305 1,063 2,369 °
MASSACHUSETTS, UNIVERSITY OF ( 7,792 6,529 1,263 21,571 6,221
amherst Massachusetts 5,208 4,480 728 602 4,605
Amherst Center Massachusetts 567 32 535 567 °
Boston Massachusetts 199 iss ° ° 199
Boston University Massachusetts 25 28 ° ° 25
Lowell Massachusetts 2,402 1,402 ° 160 1,242
Worcester Massachusetts 392 382 ° 242 150
MATERIALS RESEARCH SOCIETY INC 6 64 ° ° 64
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 64 64 ° ° 64
MATHEMATICAL ASSOCIATION OF AM 47 47 ° ° 47
Washington D.c. 47 47 ° ° 47
MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH 10 10 ° ° 10
Berkeley California 10 10 ° ° 10
MAUI ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOAR 150 ° 150 ° 150
Kihei Hawaii 150 ° 150 ° 150
McNC (INC) 2,872 2,607 265 2,372 500
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 1,506 1,241 265 1,006 500
Triangle North Carolina 1,366 1,366 ° 1,366 °
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WISCONSIN T 227 227 ° ° 227
Milwaukee Wisconsin 227 227 oO ° (227
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF sc sa 91 ° ° su
Charleston South Carolina 91 91 o ) a1
MIAMI UNIVERSITY INC 54 54 ° ° 54
Oxford Ohio 4 54 ° ° 54
MICHIGAN BIOTECHNOLOGY INSTITU a ° 31 31 °
Lansing Michigan 31 ° 31 31 °
MICHIGAN MOLECULAR INSTITUTE 1 953 953 ° ° 953
Midland Michigan 953 953 o ° 953
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 2,008 1,608 400 400 1,608
East Lansing Michigan 2,005 1,605 400 400 1,605
MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERS 2,412 1,238 1,174 1,174 1,238
Houghten Michigan 2,412 1,238 1,174 1,174 1,238
MIDWEST RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC 1,900 1,900 ° 1,900 °
Kansas City Missouri 1,900 1,900 ° 1,900 °
MINERALS, METALS AND MATERIALS 10 10 ° ° 10
Warrendale Pennsylvania 10 10 ° ° 10
MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST COMMUNI 4 4 ° ° 4
Perkinston Mississippi 4 4 ° ° 4
MISSISSIPPI RESOURCE DEVELOPME 247 247 ° ° 247
Jackson Mississippi 847 847 ° ° 847
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY 2,146 1,122 1,024 81 2,065
Mississippi College Mississippi 779 9 770 ° 779
Mississippi Valley Mississippi 1,286 1,086 200 ° 1,286
State College Mississippi 81 27 54 81 °

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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

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

IMPORTANT - PLEASE NOTE:

This is the last printed edition of the Educational and Other Nonprofit Institutions
Receiving DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Research,
Development, Test, and Evaluation publication. !n accordance with the November 1997
Defense Reform Initiative to move to paper-free business operations, future editions of this
publication will only be available through the Internet. All tables of the publication will be posted
on the DIOR web site on an annual basis and available for‘print on demand” by the users. The
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{Dollars in Thousands)

Table 2. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
Fiscal Year 1997

u

Total By type of funding instrument
velop: it

Name of Awardee Development Total Pri Total Prime

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

Grants) Contracts Agreements
NORTHEAST CONSORTIUM FOR ENGIN 50 50 °
Syracuse New York 50 50 °
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CORPOR 50 50 °
Boston Massachusetts 50 50 °
OAKLAND UNIVERSITY 183 183 °
Rochester Michigan 183 183 °
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, THE 3,325 2,975 350
Columbus Ohio 3,325 2,975 350
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY INC 2,320 2,320 °
Eglin AFB Florida 2,250 2,250 °
Stillwater Oklahoma 70 70 °
OREGON GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF S 20 o 20
Portland ‘oregon 20 ° 20
OREGON HEALTH SCIENCES UNIVERS 1,926 ° 1,926
Portland ‘Oregon 1,926 0 1,926
PACIFIC NORTHWEST RESEARCH FOU 300 ° 200
Seattle Washington 300 ° 300
PAN AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT FOUND 121 ° 121
Washington D.C. 121 ° 122
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY 14,627 13,813 Gre
State College Pennsylvania 13,813 13,813 °
University Park Pennsylvania e214 ° 814
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHARMA 34 34 °
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 34 34 °
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY INC 1,996 997 999
North Princeton New Jersey 737 737 °
Princeton New Jersey 1,199 200 999
PURDUE UNIVERSITY 1,061 ° 1,062
West Lafayette Indiana 1,061 0 1,061
RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF STATE U 820 ° 820
Albany New York 229 ° 229
Amherst New York 310 ° 310
Stony Brook New York 281 ° 281
RESEARCH FOUNDATION OF THE CIT 271 150 q21
New York New York 271 150 122
RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE IN 1,039 410 629
Research Triangle PK North Carolina 1,039 410 629
RIVERSIDE RESEARCH INSTITUTE ( 653 653 °o
Lexington Massachusetts 54 54 °
New York New York 599 599 °
ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY INC , T 136 ° 136
New York New York 136 ° 136
ROTORCRAFT INDUSTRY TECH ASSOC 48 ° 748
Mesa Arizona 48 ° 148
RUST COLLEGE INC 100 100 °
Holly Springs Mississippi 100 100 °

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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 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

wer 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) . Agreements
(6.1) 5.2)
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI (INC) 2,076 1,404 671 1,083 992
1 Cincinnati Ohio 1,917 1,404 513 925 992
' Cleveland Ohio aso ° 159 1s9 o
H UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 20,352 8,323 2,028 1,748 8,603
Boulder Colorado 9,973 7,945 2,028 1,748 8,225
Colorado Springs Colorado 244 (244 o ° 244
\ Denver Colorado 134 134 o ° 134
|
i UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT INC 2,907 2,657 250 160 2,747
1 Storrs Connecticut (2,907 2,657 250 160 2,747
| UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON INC , THE 21,665 3,868 ‘17,797 19,271 2,395
i Dayton onio 19,128 3,588 15,840 16,734 2,398
| Dayton Municipal Air Ohio 2,537 280 2,257 2,537 °
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE INC 5,153 4,874 280 1,648 3,505
Newark Delaware 3,780 3,501 2280 275 3,505
Austin Texas 1,373 1,373 ° 1,373 0
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 6.414 4,549 1,266 1,640 4,774
Gainesville Florida 3,954 2,163 1,792 1,640 2,214
Gainesville East Florida 295 295 oO ° 295
University Florida 2,091 2,091 ° ° 2,091
Falconer Junction New York 4 ° ” ° 4
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA 750 549 201 202 549
Athens Georgia 612 411 201 201 411
Savannah Georgia per 138 ° ° 138
UNIVERSITY OF GUAM 410 410 o ° 410
Mangilao Guam 410 410 ° ° 410
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII (INC) 8,438 3,998 4,440 2,719 5,719
Honolulu Hawaii 8,258 3,818 4,440 2,719 5,538
University Hawaii 180 180 ° ° 180
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON SYSTEM I 1,872 1,872 ° ° 1,872
Houston: Texas 1,872 1,872 ° ° 1,872
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO INC 744 503 241 241 503
Moscow Idaho 744 503 (241 241 503
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS (INC) 23,721 19,335 4,386 ‘7,139 16,582
‘Champaign Illinois 17,090 12,719 4,371 5,046 12,044
‘Chicago Tllinois 1,025 1,010 as ° 1,025
South Chicago Illinois 50 50 ° ° sO
Univ. of Illinois Tllinois 2,389 (2,389 o ° 2,389
- Urbana Illinois 3,166 3,166 ° 2,093 2,073
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, THE INC 1,812 1,776 36 30 1,782
Towa city Towa 1,872 1.776 35 30 3,842
Iowa (Township of) Iowa 59- ° 59- ° 59-
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Lem 1,340 631 1,194 a7
Kansas City Kansas 172 172 ° 172 °
Lawrence Kansas 1,600 970 631 1,022 S78
Rockville Maryland 199 199 ° ° 199
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY (INC) 584 540 44 162 422
| Lexington Kentucky 504 540 44 162 422
| UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE (nic) aes aes ° ° 105
Louisville Kentucky 18s 185 ° ° 185
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Fiscal Year 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee Development Total Prime

Locati ¢ Work (Contracts and Total Prime Grants and
ocation 01 or

Grants) Contracts Agreements
‘CNA CORPORATION 43,916 43,916 oO
Alexandria Virginia 43,916 43,916 °
COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY 906 o 906
Cold Spring Harbor New York 906 ° 906
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 3,383 300 3,083
Columbia University New York 35 35 °
New York New York 3,348 265 3,083
COMPUTER LEARNING CENTERS INC 375 375 °
Fairfax Virginia 375 375 °
CONCURRENT TECHNOLOGIES CORPOR 27,527 27,527 °
Johnstown Pennsylvania 27,527 27,527 °
CONSORTIUM FOR OCEANOGRAPHIC R 112 ° 112
Washington D.C. 112 ° 12
CORNELL UNIVERSITY INC 227 1es ae
Ithaca New York 203 65 ae
Ithaca College New York 124 124 °
CORPORATION OF MERCER UNIVERSI 2,930 2,930 °
Waxner Robins Georgia 2,930 2,930 0
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY INC 299 ° 299
‘Omaha Nebraska 299 ° 299
DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE I 2,323 ° 1,323
Boston Massachusetts 21323 ° 11323
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 260 ° 260
Hanover New Hampshire 260 ° 260
DEFENSE ENTERPRISE FUND (INC) 500 ° s00
Richmond Quartermast Virginia 500 ° 500
DRAPER, CHARLES STARK LABORATO 157,108 157,108 °
Cambridge Massachusetts 143,866 143,866 °
Cambridge A Massachusetts 13,242 ‘13,242 °
DUKE UNIVERSITY (INC) 2,727 98 (2,628
Beaufort North Carolina 565 ° S65
Durham North Carolina 2,161 98 (2,063
EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY (INC) 170 ° 170
Greenville North Carolina 170 Oo 170
EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIV 75 75 °
Daytona Beach Florida 75 75 oO
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 500 ° 500
Tallahassee Florida 500 ° 500
FLORIDA, STATE OF 296 170 azé
‘Tallahassee Plorida 296 170 126
FOCUS HOPE (INC) 9,495 ° 9,495
Detroit Michigan 9,495 ° 9,495
FOX CHASE CANCER CENTER (INC), 529 ° 529
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 529 0 529
GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION, 1,576 oO 1,576
Boston Massachusetts 1,576 ° 1,576

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DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Development
Fiscal Year 1997

{Dollars in Thousands)

Total By type of funding instrument

Name of Awardee Development ; Total Prime

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

Grants) Contracts Agreements
WENTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOL 1,028 1,028 °
Boston Massachusetts 1,028 1,028 °
WHITMAN COLLEGE, INC 20 ° 20
Walla Walla Washington 20 ° 20
WISTAR INSTITUTE OF ANATOMY & 335 ° 335
Philadelphia Pennsylvania 335 0 335
WOODS HOLE OCEANOGRAPHIC INSTI 3,068 1,620 (1,449
Woods Hole Massachusetts 3,068 1,620 1,449
WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUT 48 48 °
Worcester Massachusetts 48 48 °
WORK & TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE (z 150 150 °
Washington D.c. 150 150 °
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY 260 260 °
‘Sunnyvale california 260 260 °
YALE UNIVERSITY INC 710 ° 720
New Haven connecticut no ° no
YAMADA SCIENCE & ART 2iz 212 °
Los Alamos New Mexico 212 212 °
YESHIVA UNIVERSITY INC 594 ° 594
Bronx (County) New York 594 ° 594
‘TOTAL 1,817,469 1,615,812 (201,657

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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 1997

(Dollars in Thousands)

ar 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 UTAH INC 3,900 3,364 536 1,886 2,014
Salt Lake City Utah 3,862 3,326 536 1,848 2,014
salt Lake Ueah 38 38 ° 38 °
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT & STATE 455 435 20 ° 455
Burlington ‘Vermont: 45s 435 20 oO 455
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA INC 6,462 5,441 1,022 2,235 4,228
Charlottesville Virginia 6,261 5,239 1,022 2,033 4,228
University Virginia 202 202 ° 202 °
UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA 214 214 ° ° 214
Pensacola Florida 214 214 ° ° 214
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SYSTEM 7,244 6,174 1,070 2,087 6,157
Madison Wisconsin 7,015 6,000 1,014 1,087 5,928
Milwaukee Wisconsin 229 173 sé oO 229
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING 228 228 ° ° 228
Laramie Wyoming 228 (228 ° ° 228
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH CORPORATIO 98 98 ° 98 °o
College Park Maryland 98 38 ° 9e °
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH ENGINEERS 99 99 ° 99 °
Maynard Massachusetts 93 99 ° 93 °
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION 518 ade 372 sie °
Washington D.C. 146 146 ° 146 °
Greenbelt Maryland 372 ° 372 372 °
UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF MARYLAND 17,531 16,380 1,181 3,346 14,185
Champaign Illinois 50 50 ° 50 °
Baltimore Maryland 1,737 1,737 o 1,000 738
Catonsville Maryland 746 146 o ° 7146
College Heights Est. Maryland 65 ° 65 65 °
College Park Maryland 14,188 13,102 1,086 1,796 12,391
Copperville Maryland 283 283 ° 283 °
Solomons Maryland 10 10 ° ° 20
Hudson New Hampshire 300 300 ° ° 300
Alexandria Virginia 152 152 ° 152 o
UTAH STATS UNIVERSITY INC 2,378 2,329 49 1,542 237
Legan Utah 2,378 2,329 49 1,542 837
UTSMCD/GRANTS MANAGEMENT 3,000 3,000 ° ° 3,000
Dallas Love Field Texas 3,000 3,000 ° ° 3,000
‘VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, THE INC 8,717 6,557 2,160 1,583 7,135
Nashville Tennessee 8,616 6,456 2,160 1,481 7,135
Nashville Metropolit Tennessee 102 102 ° 102 °
VASSAR COLLEGE INC 109 109 ° oO 109
Poughkeepsie New York 109 109 ° ° 109
VETERANS HEALTH ADMINISTRATION 700 700 ° ° 700
Birmingham Alabama 700 700 ° ° 700
VIBRATION INSTITUTE INC 8 8 ° oO 8
Haymarket Virginia 8 8 ° ° 8
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY IN THE ST 138 ° 138 138 °o
Villanova Pennsylvania 138 o 138 138 °
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSI 80 80 ° ° 20
Richmond Virginia 80 80 ° ° 80
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Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Receiving
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997
(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
EDGEWOOD INC 27 ° 27 ° 27
Madison Wisconsin 27 ° 27 ° 27
EDISON WELDING INSTITUTE (INC) 3,123 ° 3,123 3,123 o
Columbus Ohio 3,123 ° 3,123 3,123 O
ELECTROCHENICAL SOCIETY THE IN 2 3 ° ° a
Pennington New Jersey 3 3 ° ° 3
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSIT 305 305 ° ° 305
Elizabeth City North Carolina 305 305 o ° 305
EMORY UNIVERSITY INC 1,219 1,319 ° 275 244
Atlanta Georgia 1,119 1,119 ° 275 844
ERIM INTERNATIONAL, INC. 128 128 ° 48 20
Ann Arbor Michigan 128 128 ° 48 80
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE STATE 30 ° 20 30 °
Dugway Proving Grd Utah 30 ° 30 30 °
FEDERATION OF AMERICAN SOCIETI 3S 55 ° 49 7
Bethesda Maryland 55 55 ° 43 7
FISK UNIVERSITY (INC) S09 394 1s 1s 394
Nashville ‘Tennessee 509 394 us iis 394
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY (I 5,823 368 5,456 1,287 4,536
Boca Raton Florida 5,823 368 5,456 1,287 4,536
FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOG 377 347 20 ° 377
Melbourne Florida 377 347 30 ° 377
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSI 1,451 1,077 374 374 21,077
Miami Florida 1,247 873 374 374 873
Miami (CCD) Florida 204 204 ° ° 204
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 2,238 2,165 10 30 2,205
Tallahassee Florida 2,238 2,165 70 30 2,205
FLORIDA, STATE OF 1,527 1,527 ° °o 1,527
Tallahassee Florida 1,527 1,527 ° ° 1,527
FOCUS HOPE (INC) 2,050 ° 2,050 2,050 °
Detroit Michigan 2,050 ° 2,050 2,050 °
FORT PECK COMMUNITY COLLEGE ” ” ° ° ”
Poplar Montana “ 7” ° ° 4
FUNDACION EDUCATIVA ANA G MEND 103 103 ° ° 103
‘Gurabo Puerto Rico 103 103 ° o 103
GENERAL HOSPITAL CORPORATION, 5,320 394 4,925 o 5,320
Boston Massachusetts 5,320 394 4,928 ° 5,320
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY (INC) 3,275 2,647 629 3143 2,132
Washington D.C. 131 231 ° oO 131
Arlington Virginia 50 50 ° 50 °
Fairfax Virginia 3,094 2,465 629 1,093 2,001
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY FOUNDA 6s 6s ° ° 6s
Fairfax Virginia 65 6s ° ° 6s
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, 994 994 ° o 994
Washington D.c. 994 994 ° ° 994
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Table 1. U.S. Educational* and Other Nonprofit Institutions Recei ing
DoD Prime Awards of Contracts, Grants, and Agreements for Technology Base
Fiscal Year 1997
(Dollars in Thousands)
Tore 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
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY 857 am 606 6e6 an
Kent onic 257 an 606 606 an
KESTREL INSTITUTE INC 1,783 so 1,733 1,783 °
Palo Alto California 1,783 50 1,733 1,783 °
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY INC 2,136 2,136 ° ° 2,136
Washington D.c. 17 17 0 ° a7
Bethlehem Pennsylvania 2,120 2,120 oO ° 2,120
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY INC 300 300 oO o 300
Lincoln University Pennsylvania 300 300 ° ° 300
LINFIELD RESEARCH INSTITUTE (I 207 207 o ° 207
McMinnville Oregon 207 207 ° ° 207
LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE INC 16 176 ° ° 176
Salisbury North Carolina 176 176 0 ° 176
LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE 30,982 30, 981 ° 30,982 °
Bethesda Maryland 30,982 30,981 ° 30,981 °
LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL 5,700 5,700 c) o 5,700
Loma Linda California $5,700 5,700 ° ° 5,700
LORAS COLLEGE INC a 1 ° ° a
Dubuque Iowa 1- 1- ° ° 1-
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY SYS 9,264 4,003 $,261 761 8,504
Baton Rouge Louisiana 3,123 3,073 50 358 2,765
Chauvin Louisiana sl 51 ° ° 51
New Orleans Louisiana 5,710 499 5,211 333 5,377
Ruston Louisiana 224 224 ° oO (224
‘Shreveport Louisiana 69 69 ° 69 °
University Louisiana 87 87 ° ° 87
LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY 443 443 ° ° 443
Ruston Louisiana 443 443 ° ° 443
LOVELESS RESPIRATORY RESEARCH 43 ° 48 48 °
Albuquerque New Mexico 48 0 48 48 °
LOMELL OBSERVATORY INC 740 ° 740 740 °
Flagstaff Arizona 740 o 740 740 °
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO T 212 212 ° ° 212
‘Chicago Illinois 212 212 oO oO 212
- MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION FOR PRO 10 ° 10 ° 10
Augusta Georgia 10 ° 10 ° 10
MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY, 70 70 ° ° 10
Woods Hole Massachusetts 70 70 ° ° 70
MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY INC 182 ae1 © ° ae1
Milwaukee Wisconsin isl 181 oO ° isl
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 370 370 o ° 370
Huntington West Virginia 370 370 oO ° 370
MARTIN UNIVERSITY, INC 75 75 ° ° 7
Indianapolis Indiana 5 75 ° ° 78
MASSACHUSETTS EYE & EAR INFIRM 45 45 ° ° 45
Boston Massachusetts 45 45 ° ° 45
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