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Telecommunication Systems Inc

Igf::ct::igf Division: First Responder Group (FRG) Ppa: Disaster Resilience R&D Program: Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) R&D Project: Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) Performer: Telecommunications Systems, Inc. Appropriation Year: FY11 (RM Funds) Budget Authority: No-year Reimbursable Funds Project Manager: Michael Powell, 202-254-5647 Alc: 70-08-1513 Tas: 70X0800 Description: the Purpose of This Requisition Is to Provide $358,410.00 for a New Contract With Telecommunications Systems, Inc. (TCS) for a Study on the Feasibility of Using the RF Propagation Footprints and an Effective Spatial Data Manipulation Algorithm to Improve the Geo-targeting Function for Wea. the Period of Performance for This Effort Is Six (6) Months From the Date of Award. Total Estimated Funds and Total Obligated Funds Are $358,410.00.

Committed

$284,620

of $303.0K ceiling

Committed, not yet paid
$284.6K
94%
Unspent ceiling

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Source

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