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C FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE AND PROCEDURES FOR MTC SELECTION
C FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE AND PROCEDURES FOR MTC SELECTION
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CFederal Register Notice and Procedure for MTC Selection ~3
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APPENDIX C 115 Federal Reg~ster / Vol.
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116 APPENDIX C Federal Register ~ Vol.
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APPENDIX C Nat ~ of Sandy "d T~b~ . 117 U5 Depsrmcnt of Comment PROCEDURES FOR THE SELECTION AND ESTABl.~C~ENT OF NIST M~tlFACIURING TECHNOLOGY CENTERS ~ 290, 1~c IS of ~ ~ of Fey Re - By, u p - ~ ~ the Fedcr~ Rcghter on Scpt='b" 17, By)
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118 financial assistance for the creation and support of Regional Centers for the Transfer of Manufacn~nng Technology. Each Center shall be affiliated with a U.S.-based nonprofit institution or organization which has submitted a qua}iBed proposal for a Center Operating Award under these pros cedu;rcs.
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APPENDIX C facilitate the use of those lessons by other target Is. A Center should build on unique solutions developed for a single company to develop techniques of broad applicability.
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120 Sect 29QS Basic primal q - fication~ (a) NIST shall designate each proposal which satisfies the qualifications cutena below as a "qualified proposal" and subject the qualified proposals to a merit review.
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Scat 29O.7 Peal selection process. Upon the availability of funding to establish Regional Centers, the Director shall publish a notice in the Federal Register requesting subTn~csion of proposals from interested organr~hons Applicants wD1 be given an established time frame, not less than 60 days from the publication date of the notice, to prepare and submit a proposaL The proposal evaluation and selection process wD1 consist of four principal phases: Proposal qualification; Proposal review and selection of finalists; Finalist site visits; and, Award determinatior~ Further descriptions of these phases are provided in the following (a)
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122 based upon the rank order of applicants, the need to assure appropriate regional distribution, and the availability of funds. Upon the final award decision, a notifica"aon w01 be made to each of the proposing organmatio~ See ~9Q8 Rcmewe of c= (a)
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