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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF APRIL 17,2000 PSA#2580U.S. Department Of Energy, Idaho Operations Office, 850 Energy Drive --
MS1221, Idaho Falls, ID 83401-1563 A -- AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY OF THE FUTURE SOL DE-PS07-00ID13959 POC
Elaine Richardson, (208) 526-2640 WEB: Department of Energy, Idaho
Operations Office, Procurement,
http://www.id.doe.gov/doeid/psd/proc-div.html. E-MAIL: Elaine
Richardson, Contract Specialist, richarem@id.doe.gov. The U. S.
Department of Energy, Idaho Operations Office, anticipates issuing a
solicitation within the next two weeks seeking applications for
innovative cost-shared research, development and demonstration of
technologies which will enhance economic competitiveness, reduce energy
consumption and reduce environmental impacts in the emerging renewable
bioproducts industry. The research must address high priority goals in
either the processing or utilization barrier areas identified in the
Technology Roadmap for Plant/Crop-Based Renewable Resources 2020. DOE
anticipates making approximately 3 to 6 awards with total estimated DOE
funding of $400,000 to $750,000 per award a year, each with a duration
of three years or less. Multi-partner collaborations including
National Laboratories are encouraged. Single organization awards will
not be considered. Industrial partners must be included, either as
primary applicants or as cost sharing partners. This solicitation will
require a fifty per cent (50%) minimum non-federal cost-share.
National laboratories will not be eligible for an award under this
solicitation. However, an application that includes performance of a
portion of the work by a National Laboratory may be considered for
award provided the applicant clearly identifies the unique
capabilities, facilities and/or expertise the Laboratory offers the
primary applicant. NOTE: The DOE Office of Industrial Technologies does
not fund product development R&D. Topics in any of the above
mentioned documents will be funded only if the proposed research and
development addresses energy efficiencies in this new industry area,
not in the end-use application. It is anticipated that the following
criteria will be considered in the evaluation: 1) Research Concept and
Plan; 2) Economic and Environmental Benefits; 3) Energy Benefits; 4)
MultiPartner Involvement; 5) Applicant/Team Capabilities and
Facilities. The solicitation is expected to be available within the
next two weeks in full text via the Internet. Applications will be due
approximately six weeks after issuance of the solicitation. Posted
04/13/00 (W-SN444587). (0104) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0001 20000417\A-0001.SOL)
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