DOC Financial and Activity Report 2009-09-01T20:19:20Z 08/28/2009 tag:recovery.commerce.gov,20090828_01:/feeds/financialandactivityreports DOC Financial and Activity Report 08/28/2009 tag:recovery.commerce.gov,20090828_01:/feeds/financialandactivityreports/entry (006) Department of Commerce 2009-09-01T20:19:20Z 08/28/2009 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 12,606,153 80,458 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 744,319 662,703 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) Y-US 5,810,571 0 6 (006-55) Department of Commerce: National Institute of Standards and Technology (13-0514 2009 \ 2010) Construction of Research Facilities, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US AL-ALABAMA 14,427,075 0 7 (006-55) Department of Commerce: National Institute of Standards and Technology (13-0514 2009 \ 2010) Construction of Research Facilities, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US FL-FLORIDA 15,000,000 0 8 (006-55) Department of Commerce: National Institute of Standards and Technology (13-0514 2009 \ 2010) Construction of Research Facilities, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US NC-NORTH CAROLINA 14,979,888 0 9 (006-55) Department of Commerce: National Institute of Standards and Technology (13-0514 2009 \ 2010) Construction of Research Facilities, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US TX-TEXAS 11,130,018 0 10 (006-55) Department of Commerce: National Institute of Standards and Technology (13-0514 2009 \ 2010) Construction of Research Facilities, Recovery Act Other Y-US 14,741 13,773 11 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-0118 2009 \ 2010) Salaries and Expenses - Recovery Act Other Y-US 53,601 53,601 12 (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 1,437,500 13 (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 14 (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 15 (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 16 (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 17 (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 18 (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 19 (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 0 20 (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 0 21 (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 0 22 (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 0 23 (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 0 24 (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 0 25 (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 0 26 (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 0 27 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Contracts and Orders Y-US 39,722,879 1,064,165 28 (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 3,562,522 136,159 29 (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 3,000 30 (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 0 31 (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 0 32 (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 0 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 HI-HAWAII 2,695,737 100,000 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 IN-INDIANA 1,401,602 0 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 LA-LOUISIANA 3,025,000 0 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 MA-MASSACHUSETTS 1,362,600 0 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 MD-MARYLAND 1,050,380 0 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 ME-MAINE 7,776,084 0 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 MI-MICHIGAN 18,477,108 0 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 MP-NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS 641,273 0 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 NC-NORTH CAROLINA 5,000,000 100,000 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 NH-NEW HAMPSHIRE 500,000 0 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 NJ-NEW JERSEY 10,596,006 0 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 OR-OREGON 7,341,486 0 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 RI-RHODE ISLAND 3,030,564 0 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 SC-SOUTH CAROLINA 726,700 0 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 TX-TEXAS 5,148,369 0 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 VI-VIRGIN ISLANDS 2,780,281 500,000 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 71,694 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 0 51 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1440 2009 \ 2010) Operations, Research, and Facilities, Recovery Act Other Y-US 2,693,915 1,206,535 52 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1454 2009 \ 2010) Procurement, Acquisition, and Construction, Recovery Act Contracts and Orders Y-US 9,830,131 0 53 (006-48) Department of Commerce: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13-1454 2009 \ 2010) Procurement, Acquisition, and Construction, Recovery Act Other Y-US 296,299,226 140,799,491 54 (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 27,704,729 55 (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 423,231,734 269,884,378 56 (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 2,500,000 1,706,527 57 (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 65,700,860 63,257,356 58 (006-60) Department of Commerce: National Telecommunications and Information Administration (13-0554 2009 \ 2010) Broadband Technology Opportunities Program, Recovery Act Other Y-US 1,422,694 1,268,594 59 (006-07) Department of Commerce: Bureau of the Census (13-0451 2009 \ 2010) Periodic Censuses and Programs, Recovery Act Other Y-US 17,320,843 14,888,709 60 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US MN-MINNESOTA 184,000 0 61 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US IL-ILLINOIS 616,441 0 62 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US WI-WISCONSIN 1,260,000 0 63 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US FL-FLORIDA 3,169,000 0 64 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US SC-SOUTH CAROLINA 1,204,000 0 65 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US CA-CALIFORNIA 6,426,754 0 66 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US IL-ILLINOIS 1,592,627 0 67 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US MI-MICHIGAN 1,645,000 0 68 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US AZ-ARIZONA 4,700,000 0 69 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US KY-KENTUCKY 2,783,000 0 70 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US ID-IDAHO 2,500,000 0 71 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US FL-FLORIDA 2,224,632 0 72 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US IL-ILLINOIS 2,000,000 0 73 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US GA-GEORGIA 1,704,900 0 74 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US GA-GEORGIA 1,619,000 0 75 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US WA-WASHINGTON 1,440,000 0 76 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US AK-ALASKA 1,000,000 0 77 (006-06) Department of Commerce: Economic Development Administration (13-2051 2009 \ 2010) Economic Development Assistance Programs, Recovery Act Discretionary Grant Y-US MN-MINNESOTA 709,670 0 Financial and Activity Report (sheet 2 of 2) 1 NIST obligated $2.28 Million to exercise the base period of a contract to sustain fast track development of Smart Grid Standards. EDA plans to announce several more ARRA grants. 2 NTIA is conducting training sessions for BTOP application reviewers. Those interested in serving as expert reviewers should visit http://www.broadbandusa.gov/reviewers.htm. 3 NTIA's TV Converter Box Coupon Program reimbursed retailers for 110,690 coupons with a value of $4,427,029. 4 Cumulatively, NTIA's TV Converter Box Coupon Program has accepted requests for 14,640,384 coupons with a value of $585,615,360 and has reimbursed retailers for 6,898,003 coupons with a value of $275,884,070. 5 6 The Secretary of Commerce announced EDA has awarded the following grants: 7 $4.7 million to the Arizona Board of Regents and the University of Arizona to fund infrastructure installation 8 at the site of the new Arizona Bioscience Park in Tucson. 9 $2.783 million to the city of Carrollton, Kentucky to fund the construction of critical improvements to sewer infrastructure serving commerce and industry in Carroll and Gallatin counties. 10 $2.5 million to the Canyon Owyhee School Service Agency (COSSA) of Canyon, Idaho to construct the Regional Technology Center in Greenleaf. 11 $2.224 million to the Tampa Port Authority of Tampa, Florida to fund urgent pier reconstruction and bulkhead replacement at the Port of Tampa. 12 $2 million to the city of Centralia and the city of Wamac, Illinois for the reconstruction of a roadway 13 $1.7 million to Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia, Augusta, Georgia to fund the acquisition and renovation of a 14 shopping center to create the Goodwill Career Campus. 15 $1.6 million to the city of Social Circle, Georgia to construct critical water and sewer infrastructure. 16 $1.4 million to the city of Longview, Washington to fund road, water, and sewer infrastructure construction to expand Mint Farm Industrial Park. 17 $1 million to the city of Dillingham, Alaska to fund the dock expansion and crane installation at Dillingham Harbor. 18 $709,670 to Greater Jobs, Inc./City of Albert Lea, Minnesota to fund water, sewer, and road infrastructure construction for the I35-I90 Business Park. 19 NTIA and the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) announced in a press release that almost 2,200 applications for Recovery Act 20 broadband grants were received, requesting nearly $28 billion in funding for proposed broadband projects reaching all 21 U.S. states and territories and the District of Columbia.(http://www.ntia.doc.gov/press/2009/BTOP_BIP_090827.html). 22 NTIA executed an interagency agreement with Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for $2,230,186 for FY 2009-10 grants management and administrative services for the Broadband Technology Opportunities 23 Program (BTOP). Separately, NTIA executed a similar agreement with Commerce's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) for $4,152,490 for FY 2009-10 grants management, systems services and acquisition support for BTOP. 24 25 NOAA issued a request for proposals to complete asbestos removal services at NOAA's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory in Princeton, New Jersey through a Multiple Award Task Order Contract. 26 NOAA issued a request for proposals to contract with a local 8(a) small, disadvantaged business for facility repair and modernization at the Marine Operations Center - Atlantic in Norfolk, Virginia. 27 NOAA continues to receive proposals and conduct negotiations for final navigation services contract actions. 28 NOAA issued a request for proposals to rebuild the Marine Mammal Stranding Network Building at the Southeast Fisheries Science Center Galveston Laboratory in Galveston, Texas, through a Multiple Award Task Order Contract. 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)