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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Department of Defense (DOD) Seeks to Enter Into a Cooperative Agreement With Klamath Bird Observatory (KBO) to Provide Dod Increased Capabilities Within the Avian Knowledge Network (akn). Kbo Will Serve in Key Customer Service and Training Roles for Dod. They Will Cooperate With Dod to Identify Best Research and Monitoring Designs, and Set Up Appropriate Projects and Protocols as Outlined in the Akn Program Management and Budget Plan. Kbo Will Also Assist With Coordination and Cost-sharing Activities Involving Other Federal Agency Partners, and Designing and Using Best Practices in Science Delivery. Kbo Will Cooperate Closely With the Legacy Program and Dod Akn Program to Adjust Their Activities in Response to New or Unforeseen Dod Needs, and to Execute Tasks as Directed by the Dod Akn Program.
Committed
$961,803
Paid out
$179.3K
19%
Committed, not yet paid
$782.5K
81%
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