DOC Financial and Activity Report 2009-07-14T15:53:25Z 07/10/2009 tag:recovery.commerce.gov,20090710_01:/feeds/financialandactivityreports DOC Financial and Activity Report 07/10/2009 tag:recovery.commerce.gov,20090710_01:/feeds/financialandactivityreports/entry (006) Department of Commerce 2009-07-14T15:53:25Z 07/10/2009 Financial and Activity Report (sheet 1 of 2) Version 1.4 1 (006-55) Department of Commerce: National Institute of Standards and Technology (13-0549 2009 \ 2010) Scientific and Technical Research and Services, Recovery Act Contracts and Orders (including modifications) Y-US 7,853,221 0 2 (006-55) Department of Commerce: National Institute of Standards and Technology (13-0549 2009 \ 2010) Scientific and Technical Research and Services, Recovery Act Other Y-US 288,011 160,025 3 (006-55) Department of Commerce: National Institute of Standards and Technology (13-0549 \ X ) Scientific and Technical Research and Services, Recovery Act Contracts and Orders (including modifications) 0 0 4 (006-55) Department of Commerce: National Institute of Standards and Technology (13-0549 \ X ) Scientific and Technical Research and Services, Recovery Act Other 0 0 5 (006-55) Department of Commerce: National Institute of Standards and Technology (13-0514 2009 \ 2010) Construction of Research Facilities, Recovery Act Contracts and Orders (including modifications) 0 0 6 (006-55) Department of Commerce: National Institute of Standards and Technology (13-0514 2009 \ 2010) Construction of Research Facilities, Recovery Act Other 0 0 7 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1454 2009 \ 2010) Procurement, Acquisition, and Construction, Recovery Act Contracts and Orders (including modifications) 0 0 8 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1454 2009 \ 2010) Procurement, Acquisition, and Construction, Recovery Act Other Y-US 175,149,369 140,439,420 9 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Contracts and Orders (including modifications) Y-US 8,010,644 0 10 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Other Y-US 425,225 420,345 11 (006-07) Department of Commerce: Bureau of the Census (13-0451 2009 \ 2010) Periodic Censuses and Programs, Recovery Act Contracts and Orders (including modifications) 0 0 12 (006-07) Department of Commerce: Bureau of the Census (13-0451 2009 \ 2010) Periodic Censuses and Programs, Recovery Act Other Y-US 3,374,567 3,374,567 13 (006-60) Department of Commerce: National Telecommunications and Information Administration (13-0556 2009 \ 2010) Digital-to-Analog Converter Box Program, Recovery Act Contracts and Orders (including modifications) Y-US 43,652,369 5,087,889 14 (006-60) Department of Commerce: National Telecommunications and Information Administration (13-0556 2009 \ 2010) Digital-to-Analog Converter Box Program, Recovery Act Other Y-US 426,257,616 217,468,393 15 (006-60) Department of Commerce: National Telecommunications and Information Administration (13-0556 2009 \ 2010) Digital-to-Analog Converter Box Program, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US DC-DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 2,300,271 958,479 16 (006-60) Department of Commerce: National Telecommunications and Information Administration (13-0554 2009 \ 2010) Broadband Technology Opportunities Program, Recovery Act Contracts and Orders (including modifications) Y-US 64,831,645 63,030,130 17 (006-60) Department of Commerce: National Telecommunications and Information Administration (13-0554 2009 \ 2010) Broadband Technology Opportunities Program, Recovery Act Other Y-US 743,144 664,695 18 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-0118 2009 \ 2010) Salaries and Expenses - Recovery Act Contracts and Orders (including modifications) 0 0 19 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-0118 2009 \ 2010) Salaries and Expenses - Recovery Act Other Y-US 806 806 20 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US MT-MONTANA 2,700,000 0 21 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US OK-OKLAHOMA 2,250,000 0 22 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US KY-KENTUCKY 420,000 0 23 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US AL-ALABAMA 672,280 0 24 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US LA-LOUISIANA 1,600,000 0 25 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US LA-LOUISIANA 1,600,000 0 26 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US TX-TEXAS 3,300,000 0 27 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US OH-OHIO 2,964,000 28 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US AR-ARKANSAS 1,900,000 29 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US NM-NEW MEXICO 1,750,000 30 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US WA-WASHINGTON 1,500,000 31 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US NC-NORTH CAROLINA 906,840 32 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US MS-MISSISSIPPI 425,000 33 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US AK-ALASKA 3,562,522 34 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US CA-CALIFORNIA 21,436,918 35 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US DC-DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 4,020,438 36 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US FL-FLORIDA 31,189,506 37 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US HI-HAWAII 2,695,737 38 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US IN-INDIANA 1,401,602 39 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US LA-LOUISIANA 3,025,000 40 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US MD-MARYLAND 1,050,380 41 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US ME-MAINE 7,776,084 42 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US MI-MICHIGAN 18,477,108 43 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US NC-NORTH CAROLINA 5,000,000 44 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE 500,000 45 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US NJ-NEW JERSEY 10,596,006 46 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US OR-OREGON 7,341,486 47 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US RI-RHODE ISLAND 3,030,564 48 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US TX-TEXAS 5,148,369 49 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US WA-WASHINGTON 11,321,740 50 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US WI-WISCONSIN 4,710,500 51 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US VI-VIRGIN ISLANDS 2,780,281 52 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US SC-SOUTH CAROLINA 726,700 53 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US MP-NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS 641,273 54 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US MA-MASSACHUSETTS 1,362,600 55 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Cooperative Agreement Y-US CT-CONNECTICUT 4,075,260 56 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US OK-OKLAHOMA 843,052 57 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US WI-WISCONSIN 600,000 Financial and Activity Report (sheet 2 of 2) 1 The Bureau of the Census has hired all 2027 Decennial Census partnership staff funded by ARRA. Of that total, 1944 staff members are on-board and paid as of 7/10. Census expects to issue Requests for Proposal for an enhanced media program for the Decennial Census. 2 NTIA's TV Converter Box Coupon Program accepted requests for 262,697 coupons with a value of $10,507,880 and reimbursed retailers for 331,442 coupons with a value of $13,256,097. 3 Cumulatively, NTIA's TV Converter Box Coupon Program has accepted requests for 13,589,388 coupons with a value of $543,575,520 and has reimbursed retailers for 5,302,066 coupons with a value of $212,055,718. NTIA's TV Converter Box Coupon Program will continue outreach, information sharing and assistance post-DTV transition. 4 On June 19, 2009, the Department of Interior's Acquisition Services Directorate issued a Request for Quotation on behalf of the Commerce Department's 5 NTIA and USDA's Rural Utilities Services (RUS) released a Notice of Funds Availability (NOFA) and solicitation of applications for the Broadband Initiatives Programs on J Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) to perform specialized grant program management and administrative services. 6 July 1, 2009. The Federal Register published NTIA's Broadband Mapping NOFA on July 8 and the Broadband Technology Opportunities Program NOFA on July 9. Responses are due by July 9, 2009. 7 Applications will be accepted from July 14 through August 14, 2009. Please go to the Broadband Portal, www.broadbandusa.gov, for further information. 8 NTIA will be conducting several workshops for those interested in applying for BTOP-related grants. Workshops will be held on July 14, 2009 in Birmingham, AL; 9 NTIA and RUS are conducting a series of ten workshops across the country to inform and assist potential applicants in preparing funding proposals. This past week, workshops were held in the Washington, DC area; Boston, MA; and Morgantown, WV. NTIA estimates that approximately 750 participants attended the three workshops. Please see www.broadbandusa.gov for information on future workshops. July 15, 2009 in Memphis, TN; July 16, 2009 in Lonoke, AR; July 17, 2009 in Billings, MT; July 21, 2009 in Minneapolis, MN; 10 workshops were held in the Washington, DC area; Boston, MA; and Morgantown, WV. NTIA estimates that approximately 750 participants attended the three workshops. July 23, 2009 in Albuquerque, NM; and July 24, 2009 in Los Angeles, CA. 11 Please see www.broadbandusa.gov for information on future workshops. (http://www.ntia.doc.gov/broadbandgrants/2009JulyWorkshopRegistration.pdf) (https://www.badgeguys.com/reg/2009/julyworkshops2009/register.aspx) 12 13 NTIA Senior Advisor testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Agriculture Subcommittee on Rural Development, Biotechnology, Specialty Crops NOAA expects to transfer $47.5M of ARRA funding to NASA for Climate Sensor tasks. 14 and Foreign Agriculture on BTOP's involvement in rural broadband programs. Testimony can be found at http://www.ntia.doc.gov/congress/2009/BBTestimony_090709.pdf. NOAA expects to award $25.7M on the existing USAF NG contract through a contract modification for the National Polar Orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System. 15 NOAA expects to submit a Solicitation Notice for Fisheries Survey Vessel (FSV) (6) design and construction contract. 16 NTIA Deputy Associate Administrator, participated in a Broadband Stimulus Town Hall Meeting webcast on National League of Cities TV. The webcast can be viewed at http://www.nlctv.org/events/broadbandstimulus_thm/090709/. NOAA expects to establish an on-line virtual library making available all non-proprietary data on FSV-40 design and requirements necessary for prospective bidders to develop FSV6 proposals. 17 18 NOAA hosted a public/media event hosted by NOAA Administrator Dr. Lubchenco held in Newport, OR on ARRA habitat restoration project selection in Oregon 19 NOAA amended the Fisheries Survey Vessel (FSV6) solicitation to extend proposal preparation time from 30 days to 75 days based on vendors" feedback at Industry Day 20 NOAA obligated an additional $1,487,700 of ARRA funding for navigation services, and continued to receive proposals for several navigation services contract actions. 21 22 The Secretary of Commerce announced that EDA has awarded an $843,052 grant to Muskogee, Oklahoma to help make roadway 23 improvements to serve the Harris-Shawnee Corridor Development Project and a $600,000 grant to Richland Center, Wisconsin to provide infrastructure 24 improvements needed to expand the North Industrial Park. 25 26 NIST obligated approximately $540K towards the development and implementation of standards needed to achieve interoperability of Smart Grid devices and systems. States Source (http://www.census.gov/geo/www/ansi/statetables.html and http://www.usps.com/ncsc/lookups/abbr_state.txt) AK ALASKA AK-ALASKA Alaska 02 02-Alaska AL ALABAMA AL-ALABAMA Alabama 01 01-Alabama AR ARKANSAS AR-ARKANSAS Arkansas 05 05-Arkansas AS AMERICAN SAMOA AS-AMERICAN SAMOA American Samoa 60 60-American Samoa AZ ARIZONA AZ-ARIZONA Arizona 04 04-Arizona CA CALIFORNIA CA-CALIFORNIA California 06 06-California CO COLORADO CO-COLORADO Colorado 08 08-Colorado CT CONNECTICUT CT-CONNECTICUT Connecticut 09 09-Connecticut DC DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DC-DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA District of Columbia 11 11-District of Columbia DE DELAWARE DE-DELAWARE Delaware 10 10-Delaware FL FLORIDA FL-FLORIDA Florida 12 12-Florida FM FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA FM-FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA Federated States of Micronesia 64 64-Federated States of Micronesia GA GEORGIA GA-GEORGIA Georgia 13 13-Georgia GU GUAM GU-GUAM Guam 66 66-Guam HI HAWAII HI-HAWAII Hawaii 15 15-Hawaii IA IOWA IA-IOWA Iowa 19 19-Iowa ID IDAHO ID-IDAHO Idaho 16 16-Idaho IL ILLINOIS IL-ILLINOIS Illinois 17 17-Illinois IN INDIANA IN-INDIANA Indiana 18 18-Indiana KS KANSAS KS-KANSAS Kansas 20 20-Kansas KY KENTUCKY KY-KENTUCKY Kentucky 21 21-Kentucky LA LOUISIANA LA-LOUISIANA Louisiana 22 22-Louisiana MA MASSACHUSETTS MA-MASSACHUSETTS Massachusetts 25 25-Massachusetts MD MARYLAND MD-MARYLAND Maryland 24 24-Maryland ME MAINE ME-MAINE Maine 23 23-Maine MH MARSHALL ISLANDS MH-MARSHALL ISLANDS Marshall Islands 68 68-Marshall Islands MI MICHIGAN MI-MICHIGAN Michigan 26 26-Michigan MN MINNESOTA MN-MINNESOTA Minnesota 27 27-Minnesota MO MISSOURI MO-MISSOURI Missouri 29 29-Missouri MP NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS MP-NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS Northern Mariana Islands 69 69-Northern Mariana Islands MS MISSISSIPPI MS-MISSISSIPPI Mississippi 28 28-Mississippi MT MONTANA MT-MONTANA Montana 30 30-Montana NC NORTH CAROLINA NC-NORTH CAROLINA North Carolina 37 37-North Carolina ND NORTH DAKOTA ND-NORTH DAKOTA North Dakota 38 38-North Dakota NE NEBRASKA NE-NEBRASKA Nebraska 31 31-Nebraska NH NEW HAMPSHIRE NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE New Hampshire 33 33-New Hampshire NJ NEW JERSEY NJ-NEW JERSEY New Jersey 34 34-New Jersey NM NEW MEXICO NM-NEW MEXICO New Mexico 35 35-New Mexico NV NEVADA NV-NEVADA Nevada 32 32-Nevada NY NEW YORK NY-NEW YORK New York 36 36-New York OH OHIO OH-OHIO Ohio 39 39-Ohio OK OKLAHOMA OK-OKLAHOMA Oklahoma 40 40-Oklahoma OR OREGON OR-OREGON Oregon 41 41-Oregon PA PENNSYLVANIA PA-PENNSYLVANIA Pennsylvania 42 42-Pennsylvania PR PUERTO RICO PR-PUERTO RICO Puerto Rico 72 72-Puerto Rico PW PALAU PW-PALAU Palau 70 70-Palau RI RHODE ISLAND RI-RHODE ISLAND Rhode Island 44 44-Rhode Island SC SOUTH CAROLINA SC-SOUTH CAROLINA South Carolina 45 45-South Carolina SD SOUTH DAKOTA SD-SOUTH DAKOTA South Dakota 46 46-South Dakota TN TENNESSEE TN-TENNESSEE Tennessee 47 47-Tennessee TX TEXAS TX-TEXAS Texas 48 48-Texas UT UTAH UT-UTAH Utah 49 49-Utah VA VIRGINIA VA-VIRGINIA Virginia 51 51-Virginia VI VIRGIN ISLANDS VI-VIRGIN ISLANDS Virgin Islands of the U.S. 78 78-Virgin Islands of the U.S. VT VERMONT VT-VERMONT Vermont 50 50-Vermont WA WASHINGTON WA-WASHINGTON Washington 53 53-Washington WI WISCONSIN WI-WISCONSIN Wisconsin 55 55-Wisconsin WV WEST VIRGINIA WV-WEST VIRGINIA West Virginia 54 54-West Virginia WY WYOMING WY-WYOMING Wyoming 56 56-Wyoming UM U.S. Minor Outlying Islands UM -U.S. Minor Outlying Islands U.S. Minor Outlying Islands 74 74-U.S. Minor Outlying Islands 81 Baker Island 81-Baker Island Baker Island 81 81-Baker Island 84 Howland Island 84-Howland Island Howland Island 84 84-Howland Island 86 Jarvis Island 86-Jarvis Island Jarvis Island 86 86-Jarvis Island 67 Johnston Atoll 67-Johnston Atoll Johnston Atoll 67 67-Johnston Atoll 89 Kingman Reef 89-Kingman Reef Kingman Reef 89 89-Kingman Reef 71 Midway Islands 71-Midway Islands Midway Islands 71 71-Midway Islands 76 Navassa Island 76-Navassa Island Navassa Island 76 76-Navassa Island 95 Palmyra Atoll 95-Palmyra Atoll Palmyra Atoll 95 95-Palmyra Atoll 79 Wake Island 79-Wake Island Wake Island 79 79-Wake Island 03 American Samoa-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 03-American Samoa-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) American Samoa-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 03 03-American Samoa-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 07 Canal Zone-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 07-Canal Zone-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) Canal Zone-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 07 07-Canal Zone-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 14 Guam-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 14-Guam-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) Guam-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 14 14-Guam-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 43 Puerto Rico-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 43-Puerto Rico-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) Puerto Rico-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 43 43-Puerto Rico-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 52 Virgin Islands of the U.S.-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 52-Virgin Islands of the U.S.-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) Virgin Islands of the U.S.-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code) 52 52-Virgin Islands of the U.S.-(FIPS 5-1 reserved code)