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                            Funding & Awards
 National Institute of Justice Continuation Awards
Note:
              This awardee has received supplemental funding. This award detail page includes information about both the original award and supplemental awards.
Award Information
Awardee
              Lockheed Martin Aspen Systems Corporation
Award #
              1996-MU-MU-K011
Funding Category
              Continuation
Location
                    Rockville, MD
Awardee County
              Montgomery
Congressional District
              8
Status
              Closed
Funding First Awarded
              1996
Total funding (to date)
              $24,141,602
Original Solicitation
              National Institute of Justice Continuation Awards
Description of original award (Fiscal Year 1996, $1,699,755)
Project Summary for 96-MU-MU-K011 s26
Continued operations and maintenance of the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center-National (NLECTC-National).  This center serves as the clearinghouse for information dissemination for the NLECTC Center System through creation of a toll-free telephone hotline, publications, JUSTNET, LECTAC, and participation at conferences and exhibits.  This center also manages the voluntary compliance testing of public safety products and assesses the technology needs of the public safety community by coordinating activities of the Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Advisory Council (LECTAC).
Supplemental Award 1 (Fiscal Year 1996, $1,456,393)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 2 (Fiscal Year 1996, $2,399,985)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 3 (Fiscal Year 1996, $224,963)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 4 (Fiscal Year 1996, $24,995)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 5 (Fiscal Year 1996, $2,632,353)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 6 (Fiscal Year 1996, $177,321)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 7 (Fiscal Year 1996, $21,118)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 8 (Fiscal Year 1996, $123,892)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 9 (Fiscal Year 1996, $54,335)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 10 (Fiscal Year 1996, $76,418)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 11 (Fiscal Year 1996, $2,607,555)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 12 (Fiscal Year 1996, $49,950)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 13 (Fiscal Year 1996, $49,294)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 14 (Fiscal Year 1996, $2,471,551)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 15 (Fiscal Year 1996, $82,085)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 16 (Fiscal Year 1996, $16,985)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 17 (Fiscal Year 1996, $169,999)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 18 (Fiscal Year 1996, $390,249)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 19 (Fiscal Year 1996, $2,637,892)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 20 (Fiscal Year 1996, $50,000)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 21 (Fiscal Year 1996, $129,660)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 22 (Fiscal Year 1996, $259,529)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 23 (Fiscal Year 1996, $45,000)
101(a)(2).
County of Johnston has indicated that it intends to distribute its Local Law Enforcement Block Grants funds under the following purpose area(s):
(1b)  Law Enforcement Overtime
NC/NCF
    Supplemental Award 24 (Fiscal Year 2003, $2,687,893)
Continued operations and maintenance of the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center-National (NLECTC-National).  This center serves as the clearinghouse for information dissemination for the NLECTC Center System through creation of a toll-free telephone hotline, publications, JUSTNET, LECTAC, and participation at conferences and exhibits.  This center also manages the voluntary compliance testing of public safety products and assesses the technology needs of the public safety community by coordinating activities of the Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Advisory Council (LECTAC).
    Supplemental Award 25 (Fiscal Year 2003, $45,000)
The National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center (NLECTC) - National will provide support to the National Institute of Justice's AGILE Program in three main areas.  First, NLECTC - National will provide maintenance of the program website (www.agileprogram), which includes broadband service access to the Internet.  Next, they will operate and maintain the SiteScape website, which is an on-line collaboration tool used by AGILE program and the Center System to share information and collaborate on projects.  Finally, NLECTC-National Center will be supporting AGILE outreach efforts by providing conference booth materials and support.
nca/ncf
    Supplemental Award 26 (Fiscal Year 2003, $250,000)
Aspen Systems Corporation, through the National Law Enforcement & Corrections Technology Center-National (NLECTC-National), will manage this project, which will provide technology and technical expertise for testing handheld metal detectors against the NIJ standard.  The testing will be conducted in connection with baseline testing conducted for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).  This funding will leverage TSA's cost-sharing for baseline testing and provide law enforcement and corrections practitioners with test data based on the NIJ standard.  It is proposed to publish the results for use by the criminal justice community.
    Supplemental Award 27 (Fiscal Year 2004, $2,896,432)
These funds to Aspen Systems Corporation are for the continued operations and maintenance of the National Law Enforcement & Corrections Technology Center-National (NLECTC-National).  This center serves as the clearinghouse of information dissemination for the NLECTC Center System through creation of a toll-free telephone hotline, publications, JUSTNET, LECTAC, and participation at conferences and exhibitions.  This center also manages the voluntary compliance testing of public safety products and assesses the technology needs of the public safety community by coordinating activities of the Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Advisory Council (LECTAC).
    Supplemental Award 28 (Fiscal Year 2004, $150,000)
This project will provide technology and technical expertise for testing handheld metal detectors against the NIJ standard.  The testing will be conducted in connection with baseline testing conducted for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).  This funding will leverage TSA's cost-sharing for baseline testing and provide law enforcement and corrections practitioners with test data based on the NIJ standard.  It is proposed to publish the results for use by the criminal justice community.
nca/ncf
    Supplemental Award 29 (Fiscal Year 2004, $61,000)
In conjunction with the Office of Law Enforcement Standards, NLECTC-National will provide editorial support to develop two Technology Reference Guides, and in conjunction with the Investigative and Forensics Sciences Division (IFSD), Office of Science and Technology, National Institute of Justice, will provide editorial support to develop a Forensics Report to Congress.
nca/ncf
    Supplemental Award 30 (Fiscal Year 2004, $200,000)
These funds to Aspen Systems Corporation are to enable them to establish a Technical Working Group (TWG) to identify law enforcement requirements for personal protective equipment.  The TWG will be comprised of 12-15 members representing mid-level practitioners with responsibility for technology review, procurement and implementation, as well as members from appropriate "communities of interest."  To identify requirements, the TWG will meet throughout the year to assist in defining technology needs and operational requirements and to help in identifying, validating, and evaluating OST and other research and development activities.  TWG members will maintain and share current awareness of related technology issues and initiatives in this area, and will seek to develop strong alliances and partnerships with appropriate organizations.
nca/ncf


  
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