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Project Title: Airframe and Powerplant Maintenance Programfunding Request: 3,000,000CONGRESSIONAL Sponsor: Senator Roy Bluntrequested Period of Performance: 24 Monthsproject Location: Springfield, Missouriproject Purpose and Goals: the Purpose of This Program Is for Ozarks Technical Community College (OTC) to Create an Faa Certified Airframe and Powerplant Maintenance Program Located at the Springfield-branson National Airport to Serve the Southwest Missouri Region.activities to Be Performed: Otc Will Construct a Training Facility and Use the Congressionally Directed Funding to Purchase Required Equipment to Begin the New Training Program.expected Outcomes: Creating an Faa Certified Airframe and Powerplant Maintenance Program That Serves 20-25 Students Annually Leading to Well-paying Employment Outcomes and Meeting the Needs of Regional Employers.intended Beneficiaries: Students Across the Southwest Missouri Region Who Will Have Access to This New Training Program.subrecipient Activities: N a
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