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Technical Assistance - U.S. - China Aviation Cooperation Program Phase IV, FAA Transfer Funds, through U.S. Government - Department of Transportation USTDA funding of $68,883 enables the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to deliver training and program support to the sixth phase of the Executive Management Training Program and provide technical assistance in the development of an Air Traffic Flow Management (ATFM) Playbook and Ground Delay Program, conducted under the seventh phase of the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP). This training and technical assistance aims to build strong relationships between the U.S. and Chinese aviation sectors and assist the Chinese aviation market to continue to expand.
Desk Study - Guangzhou Intelligent Transportation System, through TERA International Group, Inc. Desk Study - Guangzhou Intelligent Transportation System, through TERA International Group, Inc.
Orientation Visit - TRANSPORTATION SAFETY AND DISASTER RESQUE COORDINATION, through Maritz, LLC This $260,000 Reverse Trade Mission (RTM) familiarizes delegates from China's Ministry of Transportation and other regional transportation bureaus with U.S. practices and technologies in the transportation safety and disaster response sector. The RTM will help China's government better ensure transportation safety and optimize the response to road and mass transit emergencies caused by weather and other disasters.
Desk Study - SMART CITY GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGY, through Geospatial Applied Research Experts House This $6,000 Desk Study reviews a proposal from Rolta International Inc. for a feasibility study (FS) to bring "Smart City" geospatial technology to China. The unprecedented rate of urbanization in China and growth rates in Chinese cities necessitates the adoption of this technology for managing these cities. An FS and pilot project are needed to prove the viability of U.S. "Smart City" technology in the Chinese market and how it can contribute to the successful management of China's urban centers.
Reverse Trade Mission - 2019 Healthcare Executive Leadership Training Programs, through Meridian International Center Healthcare Executive Leadership Training Program Reverse Trade Mission
Desk Study - Shenzhen Primary Care Center, through OMMA Healthcare, LLC Desk Study - Shenzhen Primary Care Center, through OMMA Healthcare, LLC
U.S.-China Standards & Conformity Assessment Cooperation Program, Phase V, through American National Standards Institute USTDA is funding this technical assistance (TA) for a fifth series of the U.S.-China Standards and Conformity Assessment Cooperation Program (SCACP). Building upon the success of SCACP's fist four phases, this series of 20 separate and distinct workshops, to be held in different cities throughout China, will help improve China's trade capacity by familiarizing representatives from Chinese standards-setting bodies and industry with U.S. and international practices in standards-setting and conformity assessment. Phase V will continue to promote engagement between the U.S. and Chinese public and private sectors, and each workshop will have matching financial support from U.S. industry. This funding in the amount of $39,038 is being added to the U.S.-China Standards & Conformity Assessment Cooperation Program Phase V.
Desk Study - DESK STUDY REVIEW FOR SHANXI EMISSION MONITORING, through Eurasia Environmental Associates, LLC This $5,000 Desk Study reviews the Final Report for the Shanxi Emissions Monitoring Feasibility Study, compares the final report with the Grant Agreement terms of reference, and recommends an appropriate final payment to the contractor or amount that should be refunded to USTDA where advised.
Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program - Phase IV, through Government of China (P.R.C.) Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program - Phase IV, through Government of China (P.R.C.)
U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program 2018, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce USTDA funding is continuing support for the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP) with a thirteenth phase. This strategic, multi-program public-private partnership, launched by USTDA in 2004, has produced significant developmental and U.S. export results. Continuation of the program will ensure an ongoing high-level dialogue with the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), which continues to promote the interests of the U.S. aviation sector in China. ACP 2017 consists of two complementary, successful programs: the Executive Management Development Training (EMDT) Phase VIII and Air Traffic Management Executive Training (ATMET) Phase XI programs. USTDA is amending a grant agreement between USTDA and the Civil Aviation Administration of China for the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program 2017 Technical Assistance Program (USTDA Activity Number 2017-61013A). The grant amendment removes Part 3.5 Airport Emergency Planning Management from the Terms of Reference and reduces the total grant amount.
Technical Assistance - LEGAL ADVISORY ASSISTANCE ANTI-MONOPOLY LAW, through Government of China (P.R.C.) This $500,000 technical assistance (TA) supports U.S. industry and government objectives through an integrated program of one Orientation Visit and ten (10) workshops that address China's implementation of its Anti-Monopoly Law (AML). This TA trains Chinese officials on how the provisions of the AML and eventual implementing regulations are best applied to ensure outcomes that promote the competitive process and secure non-discriminatory treatment for all market participants. The TA Contractor is the U.S. Chamber of Commerce (Washington, D.C.); the TA Grantee is the American Chamber of Commerce (Beijing, China).
Reverse Trade Mission - Air Quality Management Program, through Koeppen, Elliot & Associates, Ltd. Air Quality Management Reverse Trade Mission
Technical Assistance - U.S.-CHINA AVIATION COOPERATION PROGRAM PHASE VIII FAA TRANSFER FUNDS, through U.S. Government - Department of Transportation USTDA funding of $80,666 enables the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to deliver training and program support to the seventh phase of the Executive Management Training Program, the fourth Air Traffic Management Executive Training (ATMET) and the Top Level Design Seminars for China's Air Traffic Flow Management project, all conducted under the eighth phase of the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP). This training and technical assistance aims to build strong relationships between the U.S. and Chinese aviation sectors and assist the Chinese aviation market to continue to expand.
Reverse Trade Mission - Clean Energy Exchange Program, through Koeppen, Elliot & Associates, Ltd. Clean Energy Exchange Program Phase IV Reverse Trade Mission
U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program 2018 (EMDT) Phase XIII, 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.
Reverse Trade Mission - New Technologies for Airports Reverse Trade Mission Series, through Koeppen, Elliot & Associates, Ltd. New Technologies for Airports RTM Series Reverse Trade Mission
Technical Assistance - Aviation Cooperation Program, through U.S. Government - Department of Transportation USTDA funding is enabling the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to deliver training and program support to the FAA's participation in the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP) Phase X Technical Assistance and the Flight Delay Management Technical Assistance, both in support of the U.S.-China ACP. Training and technical assistance aims to build strong relationships between the U.S. and Chinese aviation sectors and assist the Chinese aviation market to continue to expand.
Technical Assistance - Civil Aviation Sustainability "Green Routes" Initiative, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce Civil Aviation Sustainability "Green Routes" Initiative Technical Assistance
Feasibility Study - Carbon Limiting Improvement Process (CLIP), through Kurz Instruments, Inc. Carbon Limiting Improvement Process (CLIP) Feasibility Study
Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Sustainability Initiative, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA funding of $885,700 supports a U.S.-China Aviation Sustainability Initiative Technical Assistance project for the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC). This project, implemented by the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program, is assisting CAAC in developing a sustainable aviation plan to help reduce emissions and energy consumption associated with the countrys growing aviation industry.
Feasibility Study - Green Data Center, through SGH Holdings, LLC Green Data Center Feasibility Study
Reverse Trade Mission - Environmental Technologies, through Global Marketing & Communications, Inc. This reverse trade mission (RTM) familiarized delegates from China with U.S. practices and technologies in the area of air and water quality solutions for air pollution control. The RTM aimed to assist China's efforts to identify solutions for air pollution reduction and air quality management that would lead to cleaner and healthier air for the country's population.
Technical Assistance - Provincial Emergency Medical Services Capacity Building, through Government of China (P.R.C.) Technical Assistance - Provincial Emergency Medical Services Capacity Building, through Government of China (P.R.C.)
Reverse Trade Mission - Green Construction And Waste Recycling, through Global Marketing & Communications, Inc. Green Construction & Waste Recycling Reverse Trade Mission
Technical Assistance - Emissions Reduction Technology Implementation, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA funding of $367,960 supported a feasibility study (FS) for the Huaneng Shandong Power Company to examine effective measures for curbing nitrogen oxide (NOx) and other pollutants from coal-fired plants in China. The FS provided a road map for China's power industry to reduce emissions through developing technical solutions for a set of ten power plants. LP Amina (Charlotte, NC) was the sole-source contractor and shared the costs of the study.
Technical Assistance - U.S. CHINA AVIATION COOPERATION PHASE VI, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA funding of $644,065 continues support for the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP) with the sixth phase. This strategic, mutli-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 VI includes CAAC executive management training, a component that was highly successful in phases II-V, as well as an executive training and a symposium on Air Traffic Management.
Technical Assistance - USFCS Specialist Wan Xiaolei, through U.S. Government - Department of Commerce This $94,043 in program funds covers FY 2012 salary, benefits, travel, International Cooperative Administrative Support Services (ICASS), and other program related costs for Wan Xialoei, USTDA's Project Coordinator in Bejing. This activity is supported using East Asia core program funds.
Technical Assistance - FY 2013 Funding Request U.S. Foreign Commercial Service Specialist Xiaolei Wan, through U.S. Government - Department of Commerce Technical Assistance - FY 2013 Funding Request U.S. Foreign Commercial Service Specialist Xiaolei Wan, through U.S. Government - Department of Commerce
Technical Assistance - East Asia Regional Office, China, through U.S. Government - Department of State This obligation of program funds covers program-related costs associated with the establishment of a new East Asia Regional Office. The program-related costs included residential housing expenses.
Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program - Phase IX, through Montgomery Consulting Group, Inc. Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program - Phase IX, through Montgomery Consulting Group, Inc.
Technical Symposium - China Aviation Symposium, through American Association of Airport Executives China Aviation Symposium Technical Symposium
Reverse Trade Mission - Shale Gas Technologies, through Maritz, LLC This reverse trade mission (RTM) familiarized delegates from Chinas National Energy Administration with U.S. practices and technologies in the area of shale gas development. The RTM assisted Chinas efforts to develop shale gas for commercial use.
Technical Assistance - Energy Cooperation Program Technical Assistance Workshop Series, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce Energy Cooperation Program Technical Assistance Workshop Series Technical Assistance
Technical Assistance - Aviation Technical Assistance (ATA) Workshop Series, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA funding of $240,000 supports 8 Aviation Technical Assistance (ATA) Workshops to provide a broad range of managerial, technical, safety, efficiency, capacity and operational training to key officials from the Civil Aviation Administration of China, the National Development and Reform Commission, airport management groups and individual aiports in China.
Feasibility Study - EMISSIONS REDUCTION TECHNOLOGY IMPLEMENTATION, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA funding of $367,960 supports a Feasibility Study (FS) for Huaneng Shandong Power Company to examine effective measures for curbing nitrous oxide (NOx) and other pollutants from coal-fired plants in China. The FS provides a road map for China's power industry to reduce emissions through developing technical solutions for a set of ten (10) power plants. LP Amina (Charlotte, North Carolina) is the sole source contractor and shares costs of the study.
Technical Assistance - Technical Assistance and Pilot Project Groundwater Investigation, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA funding of $428,532 is supporting a technical assistance and pilot project for Chinas Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) to demonstrate methods for assessing the countrys groundwater pollution issues. This project would demonstrate U.S. methods and technologies for investigation and monitoring for groundwater pollution across the country. Geotech Environmental Systems Inc., Hach Company, and Brisea International Development, Inc. are sharing the costs of this project.
Feasibility Study - Integrated Geospatial Transportation System, through Government of China (P.R.C.) Feasibility Study - Integrated Geospatial Transportation System, through Government of China (P.R.C.)
Definitional Mission - Environmental Sector Opportunities, through Interdisciplinary Research Consultants Definitional Mission - Environmental Sector Opportunities, through Interdisciplinary Research Consultants
Feasibility Study - Integrated Geospatial Transportation System, through Rolta International Integrated Geospatial Transportation System Feasibility Study
Technical Assistance - Agricultural Biotechnology Training Program, through Dasun Consulting, LLC Technical Assistance - Agricultural Biotechnology Training Program, through Dasun Consulting, LLC
Reverse Trade Mission - Meat Value Chain Reverse Trade Mission, through PHM International Inc Meat Value Chain Reverse Trade Mission
Technical Assistance - USFCS Specialist, through U.S. Government - Department of Commerce This obligation of program funds supports the Fiscal Year 2014 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 Legal Advisory Assistance: Anti-Monopoly Law, Phase II, through Government of China (P.R.C.) This $150,000 Technical Assistance (TA) supports U.S. industry and government objectives through an integrated program of four (4) workshops that address China's implementation of its Anti-Monopoly Law (AML). This TA trains Chinese officials on how the provisions of the AML and eventual implementing regulations are best applied to ensure outcomes that promote the competitive process and secure non-discriminatory treatment for all market participants. The TA Contractor is the U.S. Chamber of Commerce (Washington, DC); the TA Grantee is the American Chamber of Commerce (Beijing, China).
Technical Assistance - Live Power Line Maintenance Training, through Southeast Lineman Training Center, LLC Live Power Line Maintenance Training Technical Assistance
Orientation Visit - Green Cement RTM, through Global Marketing & Communications, Inc. This $244,500 Green Cement Reverse Trade Mission (RTM) introduces officials from China's Ministry of Environmental Protection and Chinese cement industry leaders to U.S. green cement technologies and best practices through site visits and meetings with public and private industry experts. This RTM activity supports Chinese efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve energy efficiency across cement production and the construction supply chain.
Technical Assistance - General Aviation and Business Aviation Development Project, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA funding of $1,053,030 is supporting a General Aviation Development Implementation Support Project in cooperation with the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP). This project is assisting the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) in its efforts to open the operation of low altitude airspace and develop an expanded general aviation sector in China, including helicopters, seaplanes, and air traffic management technologies.
Technical Assistance - U.S.-China Smart Grid Technical Exchange Program, through National Electrical Manufacturers Association U.S. - China Smart Grid Technical Exchange Program Technical Assistance
Reverse Trade Mission - State-Owned Enterprise Procurement, through TERA International Group, Inc. Reverse Trade Mission - State-Owned Enterprise Procurement, through TERA International Group, Inc.
Reverse Trade Mission - China Liquefied Natural Gas And Gas Infrastructure Reverse Trade Missions, through National US Arab Chamber Of Commerce (Inc) China LNG and Gas Infrastructure Reverse Trade Mission
Desk Study - Shanghai Distributed Energy Microgrid Demand-Side Management, through Energy Markets Group Desk Study - Shanghai Distributed Energy Microgrid Demand-Side Management, through Energy Markets Group
Trade-Related Training Program - Airport Management and Operations Efficiency, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce USTDA funding of will support an Airport Management and Operations Efficiency Training Program technical assistance for the Civil Aviation Administration of China, which remains a key partner for U.S. aviation companies. The purpose of this training program is to improve the operations and management of Chinese airports to ensure that, as China's air traffic grows, air travel remains safe and efficient, and to support opportunities for U.S. suppliers of airport-related goods, services and technologies to participate in the development of China's airports.
Reverse Trade Mission - HCP Professional Personnel Exchange Program, through Technical Resources International, Inc. Reverse Trade Mission - HCP Professional Personnel Exchange Program, through Technical Resources International, Inc.
Feasibility Study - Shandong Environmental Emergency Response System, through Government of China (P.R.C.) This $346,634 USTDA grant to the Shandong Environmental Protection Bureau supported a feasibility study on the development of an environmental early warning and emergency response command system for Shandong Province. The system would improve environmental real-time data monitoring and analysis; establish an advanced emergency operations and incident response command center; and deploy an effective early warning system for environmental hazards at the provincial, county, and municipal levels. Successful completion of this project would avert environmental disasters in Shandong and serve as a model for the development of environmental response networks across China.
Training - U.S.-China Intellectual Property Law Training Program, through TERA International Group, Inc. This training supports U.S. industry and government objectives through an integrated program of a U.S.-based training and four workshops that address China's implementation of its intellectual property (IP) rights. This technical assistance is assisting Chinese officials with information to improve civil, criminal, and administrative IP enforcement in a transparent manner, as well as to improve U.S. companies' ability to participate effectively in China's market.
Feasibility Study - Guangzhou Intelligent Transportation System, through Government of China (P.R.C.) Feasibility Study - Guangzhou Intelligent Transportation System, through Government of China (P.R.C.)
Airport Management and Operations Efficiency Training Program FAA Transfer Funds, through U.S. Government - Department of Transportation USTDA funding will enable the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to provide subject matter experts to participate in the Airport Mangement and Operations Efficiency Training Program (AMOETP) technical assistance. The Grantee for this activity is the Civil Aviation Administration of China, and the American Chamber of Commerce in China Fund serves as the sole-source Contractor, on behalf of the U.S.-China Aviation Cooperation Program. The purpose of this training program is to improve the operations and management of Chinese airports to ensure that, as China's air traffic grows, air travel remains safe and efficient, and to support opportunities for U.S. suppliers of airport-related goods, services and technologies to participate in the development of China's airports.
Technical Assistance - HEALTHCARE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE WORKSHOP SERIES, through Government of China (P.R.C.) USTDA funding of $240,000 supports a series of eight Health Care Technical Assistance workshops to provide a broad range of managerial, technical and operation training to key officials from China's Ministry of Health (MOH), regional bureaus and related healthcare entities. The workshops 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 healthcare industry.
Meat Supply Chain Workshop Series, through U.S. Chamber of Commerce USTDA funding is supporting a series of eight technical workshops on multiple areas of the meat supply chain for the China Meat Association. 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, as well as commercial opportunities for the export of U.S.-sourced meat, pork and poultry, as well as food processing equipment and services. The American Chamber of Commerce in China Fund will serve as the sole-source contractor for this technical assistance, on behalf of the U.S.-China Agriculture and Food Partnership.
Feasibility Study - Cement Production De-NOx Technologies, through LP Amina, LLC Cement Production De-Nox Technologies Feasibility Study
Technical Assistance - LEGAL ADVISORY ASSISTANCE ANTI-MONOPOLY LAW, through U.S. Government - Department of Commerce Technical Assistance - LEGAL ADVISORY ASSISTANCE ANTI-MONOPOLY LAW, through U.S. Government - Department of Commerce