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Award Date: September 3, 2002
Award No. DUE-0202452
Proposal No. DUE-0202452
Mr. Marvin S. Enokawa
Director of Research Services
University of Hawaii
2530 Dole Street
Sakamaki D-200
Honolulu, HI 96822-2225
Dear Mr. Enokawa:
The National Science Foundation hereby awards a grant of $986,631 to University
of Hawaii for support of the project described in the proposal referenced above
as modified by revised budget dated July 3, 2002, e-mail dated June 11, 2002.
This project, under the direction of G. Robert Converse, Cynthia Childers,
Stephen G. George, Thomas P. Murphy, Witold Sieradzan, is entitled:
"National Center of Excellence for High Performance Computing Technology."
This award is effective September 15, 2002 and expires August 31, 2003.
This is a continuing grant which has been approved on scientific / technical
merit for approximately 3 years. Contingent on the availability of funds and
the scientific progress of the project, NSF expects to continue support at
approximately the following level:
FY 2003 $981,372
FY 2004 $1,017,090
This grant is awarded pursuant to the authority of the National Science
Foundation Act of 1950, as amended (42 U.S.C. 1861-75) and is subject to
Federal Demonstration Partnership General Terms and Conditions (FDP-III, dated
07/01/00) and the NSF Agency-Specific Requirements (dated 07/01/00) .
As a condition of this award, the grantee agrees to provide cost sharing in the
total amount of $71,900. No Federal funds may be used to meet the grantee's
cost sharing obligation for this project.
The Foundation authorizes the awardee to enter into the proposed subcontractual
arrangements and to fund such arrangements with award funds up to the amount
indicated in the approved budget. Such subcontractual arrangements should
contain appropriate provisions consistent with Articles 8.a.3 and 9 of the NSF
Grant General Conditions (GC-1)(dated 07/02) or Section 5 the FDP III General
Terms and Conditions (dated 07/01/00) and any special conditions included in
this award.
Reimbursement for consultant services under this award must be in accordance
with the NSF Grant General Conditions (GC-1), Article 5., dated 07/02 or (FDP
III Operating Procedures, Appendix B, dated 07/01/00).
Funds provided for participant support may not be diverted by the grantee to
other categories of expense without the prior written approval of the cognizant
NSF Program Officer.
In accordance with sections 1869a and 1869b of title 42 of the United States
Code, the awardee will do the following, as appropriate:
1. Obtain from the school board or comparable authority responsible for the
schools considering participation in the project, written approval prior to
involvement of pre-college students in pre-college education research and
development, pilot-testing, evaluation, and revision of experimental and
innovative pre-college curriculum.
2. Include in every publication, testing, or distribution agreement involving
instructional materials developed under this grant (including, but not limited
to, teachers' manuals, textbooks, films, tapes, or other supplementary
material) a requirement that such material be made available within the school
district using it for inspection by parents or guardians of children engaged in
educational programs or projects using such material of that school district.
All materials produced as part of this project, including electronic components
such as World Wide Web pages, must include a clear indication of source(s) of
support (both NSF and any other contributors.)
The attached budget indicates the amounts, by categories, on which NSF has
based its support.
The cognizant NSF program official for this grant is Duncan E. McBride (703)
292-4630. The cognizant NSF grants official contact is Ramona M. Lauda (703)
292-8218.
Sincerely,
Paulette L. Green
Grants Officer
CFDA No. 47.076
laul@hawaii.edu
DUE-0202452
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SUMMARY PROPOSAL BUDGET
Award No. 0202452
Funds
Person MOS granted
cal acad sumr By NSF
A. (4.00) Total Senior personnel 11.00 0.00 1.20 $28,500
B. Other Personnel
1. (0.00) Post Doctoral associates 0.00 0.00 0.00 $0
2. (2.00) Other professionals 10.00 0.00 0.00 $31,000
3. (0.00) Graduate students $0
4. (2.00) Secretarial-clerical $40,000
5. (3.00) Undergraduate students $38,400
6. (4.00) Other $32,980
Total salaries and wages (A+B) $170,880
C. Fringe benefits (if charged as direct cost) $26,496
Total salaries wages and fringes (A+B+C) $197,376
D. Total permanent equipment $32,100
E. Travel
1. Domestic $27,500
2. Foreign $0
F. Total participant support costs $42,500
G. Other direct costs
1. Materials and supplies $35,542
2. Publication costs/page charges $0
3. Consultant services $6,650
4. Computer (ADPE) services $6,000
5. Subcontracts $446,683
6. Other $76,400
Total other direct costs $571,275
H. Total direct costs (A through G) $870,751
I. Total indirect costs $115,880
J. Total direct and indirect costs (H+I) $986,631
K. Residual funds / Small business fee
1. Residual funds (if for further support of
current projects GPM 252 and 253) $0
2. Small business fee $0
L. Amount of this request (J) or (J-K1+K2) $986,631
M. Cost sharing $49,140
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