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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Topic Area 1: to Support Improved and Enhanced Coastal, Ocean, and Great Lakes Observing Systems. Glos Will Support Improving and Enhancing Observing Systems in the Great Lakes. the Funding Will Be Used to Recapitalize and Modernize Systems to Address Sustained Monitoring of Coastal Conditions. Project Work Will Address Critical Assets and Services, Including Repairs, Replacements, and Spares to Enhance Resilience of the Observing System and Product Delivery Services to Prevent Failures. Topic Area 2: to Enhance Associated Sharing and Integration of Federal and Non-federal Data to Inform the Most Pressing Regional Coastal and Ocean Management Challenges. as the Ioos Ra in the Great Lakes and Rop Equivalent, Glos Will Support the Sharing and Integration of Federal and Non-federal Data. the Funding Will Be Used to Sustain and Enhance Data Accessibility in the Regions Through Data Product Development, Portal Management, and Outreach and Engagement With Stakeholders, Including Ac
Committed
$1.8 Million
Paid out
$1.2M
65%
Committed, not yet paid
$648.8K
35%
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