Evaluators use the evaluation criteria contained in the relevant solicitation announcement. Generally, the offeror's proposal is incorporated into the award document and the offeror agrees to perform the projects as described in the proposal. Deadlines are specified by the various solicitation announcements. A representative range of time required for the proposal to be accepted for award would be 90 to 120 days. Awards for high priority projects generally require less time.
Renewals generally require reapplication with a new proposal.
Extensions can generally be handled under the terms of the original grant or cooperative agreement. Uncooled low cost infrared sensors, 2. advanced TCP 800 turboprop development for surveillance aircraft, and 3. automotive micro-machine gyro derivative applications. In fiscal year 2000, projected totals are 0 grant awards and 2 other transactions. The Program Information Package for Defense Technology Conversion, Reinvestment, and Transition Assistance can be obtained from the Headquarters office. This publication provides comprehensive information on the Technology Reinvestment Project or the Dual Use Applications Programs.