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Desk Study - GUANGZHOU INTEELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM, through CORE International, Inc. This $6,000 Desk Study reviews a preliminary concept proposal from W&S Solutions, LLC (Pleasanton, CA) and Econolite (Anaheim, CA) for a feasibility study (FS) and pilot project to analyze the economic and technical feasibility of integrating advanced wireless traffic detection technology into existing traffic monitoring systems to support real-time data collection and traffic signal optimization in Guangzhou's Panyu District.
Feasibility Study - Guangzhou Intelligent Transportation System, through Government of China (P.R.C.) This $494,486 grant is partially funding a feasibility study (FS) and pilot project for the Panyu District government to evaluate the viability of an Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) in Guangzhou, China. The FS includes an examination of the existing ITS network in Panyu District, recommendations for upgrades, an implementation plan, and a pilot demonstration project to showcase U.S. technology at six intersections. Along with the grantee, W & S Solutions, LLC and Econolite Control Products, Inc. are sharing the costs of this study.
Technical Symposium - U.S.-China Smart Grid Conference, through Advanced Engineering Associates International, Inc. Technical Symposium - U.S.-China Smart Grid Conference, through Advanced Engineering Associates International, Inc.
Technical Assistance - Maritime Operations and Safety, through I.M. Systems Group, Inc. This reverse trade mission (RTM) familiarized delegates from China's Ministry of Transportation, Maritime Safety Administration, and other regional transportation bureaus with U.S. practices and technologies in the areas of maritime transportation operations, safety, and environmental protection. The RTM aimed to help China's government to increase the safety and efficiency of ports, inland waterways, and maritime transportation networks and better respond to environmental incidents and maritime emergencies.
Reverse Trade Mission - 2019 Healthcare Executive Leadership Training Programs, through Meridian International Center 2019 Healthcare Executive Leadership Training Program Reverse Trade Mission
Reverse Trade Mission - Midstream Gas Infrastructure, through National US Arab Chamber Of Commerce (Inc) Midstream Gas Infrastructure Reverse Trade Mission
Desk Study - Waste-To-Energy Pilot Project, through Niessen Consultants Desk Study - Waste-To-Energy Pilot Project, through Niessen Consultants
Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Sustainability Initiative, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce U.S-China Aviation Sustainability Initiative Technical Assistance
Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program Phase X, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program Phase X Technical Assistance
Technical Symposium - 2013 U.S.-China Aviation Symposium, through American Association of Airport Executives Technical Symposium - 2013 U.S.-China Aviation Symposium, through American Association of Airport Executives
Technical Assistance - USFCS Specialist, through U.S. Government - Department of Commerce This $5,300 in program funds covered the costs associated with U.S. Foreign Commercial Service Specialist Xiaolei Wan's travel and participation in USTDA's 2015 strategic planning meetings in Arlington, VA.
Feasibility Study - Hazardous Materials Pilot Project, through TMC Technologies This grant is partially funding a Pilot Project and Feasibility Study for an environmental emergency management and response system that can effectively track and monitor the transportation of hazardous materials at the Port of Tianjin in northeastern China.
Desk Study - GROUNDWATER INVESTIGATION PILOT PROJECT, through Millennium Science & Engineering, Inc. This $5,000 Desk Study reviews a proposal from Geotech Environmental Equipment, Inc. for a pilot project on groundwater investigation in China.
Reverse Trade Mission - Air Quality Management, through Koeppen, Elliot & Associates, Ltd. This reverse trade mission (RTM) will familiarize delegates from China's Jiangsu Environmental Protection Bureau with U.S. practices and technologies in the area of air quality management and pollution control. The RTM aims to assist China's efforts to develop comprehensive regulatory frameworks and methodologies, and identify solutions for air pollution reduction and air quality management in an effort to provide clean healthy air for its population.
Feasibility Study - Health Information Technology Dashboards for Chinese Hospitals, through Government of China (P.R.C.) Feasibility Study - Health Information Technology Dashboards for Chinese Hospitals, through Government of China (P.R.C.)
Technical Symposium - China Aviation Symposium, through American Association of Airport Executives USTDA funding supported the U.S.-China Aviation Symposium, a two and a half-day conference held in Beijing, China in September 2013. The symposium built upon themes from previous U.S.-China aviation events, with a focus on key areas such as air traffic management and safety, emissions reduction, air traffic control capacity and efficiency, general aviation, air navigation and communications systems, air cargo infrastructure, and green airport development. The symposium targeted senior government officials from the United States and China, as well as representatives from the U.S. aviation industry.
Technical Assistance - Shanghai Area Airspace And Ground Optimization Technical Assistance Program Federal Aviation Administration (Faa) Transfer Funds, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce USTDA's funding supports a Shanghai Area Airspace and Ground Optimization Technical Assistance Program for the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC). The project, developed in close cooperation with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and member companies of the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program, is assisting CAAC to improve airspace capacity at the local, regional, and national system level, as well as to integrate airport planning with air carrier operations and air traffic procedures.
Trade-Related Training Program - Senior Health Executive Training Program, through Telecom/Telematique, Inc. Trade-Related Training Program - Senior Health Executive Training Program, through Telecom/Telematique, Inc.
Midstream Gas Infrastructure, through National US Arab Chamber Of Commerce (Inc) USTDA is funding a Midstream Gas Infrastructure Reverse Trade Mission to introduce a delegation comprised of natural gas buyers and Chinese government representatives to U.S. midstream operators. The goal of the RTM is to expose the delegation to U.S. best practices and technologies in equipment and services for the transportation, processing and storage of gas and natural gas liquids.
Technical Assistance - Aviation Technical Assistance (ATA) Workshop Series, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce Aviation Technical Assistance (ATA) Workshop Series Technical Assistance
Feasibility Study - Integrated Geospatial Transportation System, through Government of China (P.R.C.) This $756,721 grant is partially funding a Feasibility Study (FS) and pilot project for Nanjing Sample Technology Group, Ltd. to evaluate the viability of an Integrated Geospatial Transportation System in Nanjing, China. The FS and pilot integrate Nanjings transportation data in real-time, enabling municipal transportation managers with a more robust decision support capability. The FS and pilot project are demonstrating the benefits of this system to Nanjings key decision makers and providing a solid benchmark for the costs and challenges associated with the full-scale implementation of the transportation system. The FS is being conducted on a sole source basis by Rolta International. The Contractor is contributing $1,604,000 or 54% toward the cost of the FS and Pilot. The Grantee is providing an additional $625,000 or 21% in funding for the project.
Technical Assistance - Smart Meter Standards Development, through National Electrical Manufacturers Association Smart Meter Standards Development Technical Assistance
Feasibility Study - Integrated Real Time Water Monitoring System, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA contributed $589,466 to partially fund a feasibility study (FS) and pilot project for the Changjiang Water Resources Commission (CWRC) of China on an Integrated Real Time Water Monitoring System. The FS and pilot assessed the technical and financial feasibility of installing a water monitoring system in the Han River Basin. Such a system would positively impact the environment of the entire Yangtze River Basin as well as help ensure clean drinking water for large populations in northern China. CWRC and the Sutron Corporation (Sterling, VA), the sole-source contractor, shared the costs of the FS and pilot.
Technical Symposium - Energy Cooperation Program Technical Assistance Workshop Series, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce USTDA funding is supporting a series of eight technical workshops on a broad range of energy-related topics for officials from the China Center for Urban Development, a research institute that reports to the National Development and Reform Commission, as well as other sector stakeholders. The workshops will serve as a forum where representatives from U.S. industry and government engage Chinese counterparts to collaborate on best practices, standards and policy development, and commercial opportunities within the energy sector.
Training - 2018 Healthcare Executive Leadership Training Programs, through Meridian International Center 2018 Healthcare Executive Leadership Training Programs Reverse Trade Mission
Reverse Trade Mission - Groundwater Protection and Remediation, through Millennium Science & Engineering, Inc. Reverse Trade Mission - Groundwater Protection and Remediation, through Millennium Science & Engineering, Inc.
Technical Assistance - Air Quality Management Program, through U.S. Government - Environmental Protection Agency USTDA funding of $96,624 is enabling the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to deliver training and program support to the Air Quality Management Program. This training and technical assistance aims to assist China to meet its goals for reducing air pollution across the country through developing an air quality management plan based on U.S. best practices and technologies. The project is also disseminating information on U.S. clean air technologies in this sector through a series of workshops tied to the air quality management plan development.
Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program Phase VII, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA funding of $876,221 continues support for the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP) with a seventh phase. This strategic, multi-program, public-private partnership that USTDA launched in 2004 has produced significant developmental and U.S. export results. Continuation of the program ensures an ongoing high-level dialogue with the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), which has promoted the interests of the U.S. aviation sector in China. Phase VII includes CAAC executive management training and air traffic management executive training, components that were highly successful in previous phases, as well as an Air Traffic Flow Management Playbook.
Live Power Line Maintenance Training, through Southeast Lineman Training Center, LLC This technical assistance (TA) would provide training on live line maintenance practices to electrical lineworkers at the State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC). SGCC currently shuts down the particular segment of the grid during maintenance activity, leading to outages in the areas being served, whereas in the United States, maintenance is conducted without shutting down the subject area. This TA would entail a customized 20-week program consisting of both classroom and field training at SGCC's training facility in Jinan, Shandong Province.
Technical Assistance - State-Owned Enterprise Procurement, through TERA International Group, Inc. This reverse trade mission (RTM) familiarized Chinese ministers and state-owned enterprises (SOEs) with U.S. polices and best practices for procurement for state-owned enterprises that are compliant with the World Trade Organization's (WTO) Government Procurement Agreement (GPA). The RTM aimed to assist China's effort to finalize its accession to the WTO/GPA and thus broaden market access for U.S. goods and services in China.
Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA funding of $678,000 continued support for the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP) with an eighth phase. This strategic, multi-program, public-private partnership that USTDA launched in 2004 has produced significant developmental and U.S. export results. Continuation of the program ensured an ongoing high-level dialogue with the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), which has promoted the interests of the U.S. aviation sector in China. Phase VIII included CAAC executive management training and air traffic management executive training, components that were highly successful in previous phases, as well as Design Seminars for China's Air Traffic Flow Management.
Orientation Visit - STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISE PROCUREMENT, through TERA International Group, Inc. This $259,000 Reverse Trade Mission (RTM) familiarizes Chinese ministries and state-owned enterprises (SOEs) with U.S. polices and best practices for procurement for state-owned enterprises that are compliant with the WTO's Government Procurement Agreement (GPA). The RTM assists China's efforts to finalize its accession to the WTO/GPA and thus broadens market access for U.S. goods and services in China.
Technical Assistance - State Grid Smart Grid Standards Development, through Government of China (P.R.C.) This $442,380 technical assistance (TA) helps the China State Grid Electric Power Research Institute develop Chinese standards for smart grid infrastructure that are appropriate for China and harmonized with U.S. standards. Developing standards for the smart grid would enable its widespread implementation in China, which would lower electricity costs and usage, providing economic and environmental benefits to communities and households throughout the country.
Feasibility Study - Green Port Communications Pilot Project, through ARES Security Corporation Green Port Communications Pilot Project and Feasibility Study
Technical Assistance - Healthcare Technical Assistance Workshop Series Phase II Technical Assistance, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce Healthcare Technical Assistance Workshop Series Phase II Technical Assistance
Training - ECP Gas Workshop Series, through U.S.-China Energy Cooperation Program (ECP) ECP Gas Workshop Series Technical Assistance
Desk Study - Fuel Cell Applications for Telecommunications Infrastructure, through Invenire, Inc. Desk Study - Fuel Cell Applications for Telecommunications Infrastructure, through Invenire, Inc.
Reverse Trade Mission - Live Power Line Maintenance Phase II, through The Webster Group Live Power Line Maintenance Phase II Reverse Trade Mission
Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program 2018 (ATMET), through U.S. Chamber of Commerce USTDA funding support for the Air Traffic Management Executive Training (ATMET) with a tenth phase, as part of the fourteenth phase of the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP 2018). Launched by USTDA in 2004 as a strategic, public-private partnership, the ACP has produced significant U.S. export and development results in the past, and funding of the program's next phase will ensure continuation of the high-level dialogue with the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) and its Air Traffic Management Bureau (ATMB), which oversees the procurement of air traffic managements systems and equipment.
Technical Symposium - Senior Health Executive Training Program, through Telecom/Telematique, Inc. The funding amount of $271,610 is partially supporting a training program for Chinese senior healthcare executives to introduce them to U.S. health IT applications, medical equipment and services, advanced management techniques, and healthcare policy initiatives. The program is also being supported by members of USTDAs Health Cooperation Program (HCP), which is responsible for developing the curriculum and funding an additional $320,000 for the cost of the training. The training program is being undertaken in conjunction with the Chinese Ministry of Health (MOH), Harvard University, and Tsinghua University in Beijing.
Training - 2016 Healthcare Executive Leadership Training Programs, through Meridian International Center 2016 Healthcare Executive Leadership Training Program Reverse Trade Mission
Desk Study - U.S. - CHINA AVIATION COOPERATION PROGRAM PHASE VIII, through Montgomery Consulting Group, Inc. This Desk Study reviews a cost-shared proposal for a Phase VIII technical assistance program under the U.S. - China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP). The ACP consortium has requested USTDA support for strategic assistance to work with China's civil aviation authorities in areas including air traffic flow management and executive management development.
Technical Assistance - USFCS Specialist, through U.S. Government - Department of Commerce This $160,234 in program funds supports the Fiscal Year 2015 salary, benefits, travel, International Cooperative Administrative Support Services (ICASS), and other program-related costs for Xiaolei Wan, USTDA's Project Coordinator in Beijing, China.
Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Shale Gas Training Program, Phase II, through Gas Technology Institute U.S.-China Shale Gas Training Program, Phase II Technical Assistance
Technical Assistance - Healthcare Technical Assistance Workshop Series Phase Iii, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce Healthcare Technical Assistance Workshop Series Phase III Technical Assistance
Technical Assistance - U.S.-CHINA AVIATION COOPERATION PROGRAM PHASE VIII, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA funding of $678,000 continues support for the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP) with an eighth phase. This strategic, multi-program, public-private partnership that USTDA launched in 2004 has produced significant developmental and U.S. export results. Continuation of the program ensures an ongoing high-level dialogue with the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), which has promoted the interests of the U.S. aviation sector in China. Phase VIII includes CAAC executive management training and air traffic management executive training, components that were highly successful in previous phases, as well as Design Seminars for China's Air Traffic Flow Management.
Definitional Mission - Environmental Sector Opportunities, through Interdisciplinary Research Consultants This definitional mission identified and evaluated opportunities in the environmental sector in China for USTDA funding consideration. Recognizing both the social and economic importance of improving air and groundwater quality, the Government of China has taken steps to invest in these sectors.
Technical Assistance - General Aviation And Business Aviation, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce General Aviation and Business Aviation V Technical Assistance
Desk Study - ELECTRIC VEHICLES CHARGING SYSYEMS, through Constant Group, LLC This $8,000 Desk Study reviews a GE proposal for a feasibility study on Electric Vehicles Charging Systems for the Electrical Power Distribution and Consumption Research Institute in China.
Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program - Phase VIII (FAA Transfer Funds), through U.S. Government - Department of Transportation Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program - Phase VIII (FAA Transfer Funds), through U.S. Government - Department of Transportation
Feasibility Study - Green Port Technologies, through TERA International Group, Inc. This $8,000 desk study reviewed a proposal and the Terms of Reference for a feasibility study and pilot project to assess the economic and technical feasibility to utilize CommandBridge, a software technology made by Ares Security Corporation, to increase efficiency and reduce fuel burn and emissions at Chinese ports. The project would help the China Waterborne Transport Research Institute of the Ministry of Transportation evaluate the ability of U.S. technology to decrease the environmental impacts of ports across China.
Training - ECP Gas Workshop Series, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce USTDA funding is supporting a series of eight technical workshops on gas-related topics for officials from the National Energy Administration and other sector stakeholders. The workshops will serve as forum where representatives from U.S. industry and government engage Chinese counterparts to collaborate on best practices, standards and policy development, and commercial opportunities within the gas sector.
U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program 2019 EMDT Phase XIV, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce USTDA funding is supporting the Executive Management Development Training (EMDT) with a fourteenth phase, as part of the fifteenth phase of the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP 2019). Launched by USTDA in 2004 as a strategic, public-private partnership, the ACP has produced significant U.S. export results on an ongoing basis, and funding of the program's next phase will ensure continuation of the high-level dialogue with the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), which continues to engage with the U.S. aviation sector on the development of China's aviation system.
Technical Assistance - Fuel Cell Applications for Telecommunications, through Government of China (P.R.C.) This $410,000 grant is partially funding a feasibility study (FS) and pilot project for Jiangsu Communications Services Company, Ltd. to evaluate fuel cell applications for telecommunications infrastructure in China. The objective of the project is to qualify fuel cell technology applications for use by the telecommunications industry in China. The fuel cell systems would be used for both backup and baseload power, replacing lead acid batteries and diesel fuel combustion generators. In addition to the pilot demonstration, the FS includes training and the development of standards for fuel cell technology growth in China.
Technical Assistance - General Aviation Development Implementation System, through Government of China (P.R.C.) Technical Assistance - General Aviation Development Implementation System, through Government of China (P.R.C.)
Orientation Visit - CHINA: REVERSE TRADE MISSION EMERGENCY RESPONSE REVERSE TRADE MISSION, through Koeppen, Elliot & Associates, Ltd. This $266,716 Reverse Trade Mission (RTM) familiarizes delegates from China's National School of Administration, National Emergency Management Office, and other regional level emergency management agencies with U.S. practices and technologies in the disaster response, safety, and security sector. The RTM will help China's government better prevent and manage China's frequent natural disasters.
Feasibility Study - Fuxin Industry Park Decentralized Energy/Combined Heat And Power Project, through Black & Veatch Holding Company Fuxin Industry Park Decentralized Energy/Combined Heat & Power Feasibility Study
Technical Symposium - 2013 U.S. China Aviation Symposium, through American Association of Airport Executives USTDA funding of $325,000 is supporting the U.S.- China Aviation Symposium, a two and half-day conference held in Beijing China in late 2013. This symposium builds upon themes from previous U.S.- China aviation events, with focus on key areas such as air traffic management and safety, emissions reduction, air traffic control capacity and efficiency, general aviation, air navigation and communications systems, air cargo infrastructure and green airport development. It targets up to 250 attendees, including senior government officials from the United States and China, as well as representatives from the U.S. aviation industry.
Feasibility Study - Hazardous Materials Pilot Project, through TMC Technologies Hazardous Materials Pilot Project & Feasibility Study