Grants & Proposals

CORE FUNDING

AOOS receives its core funding from five-year NOAA cooperative agreements with the national Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS) Program. Funds are used to complete the projects and priorities approved by the AOOS Board in consultation with our stakeholders through a variety of engagement mechanisms.

We are currently working under NOAA cooperative agreement #NA11NOS0120020 awarded in 2011 through May 31, 2016 and then extended through May 31, 2017. The original request was for $20 million at $4 million a year.

FY2011-2015 Original Proposal

Once the IOOS Program receives its annual funding from Congress, AOOS is notified of the amount we will actually receive for the year. This usually occurs in February or March. If it is less than the $4 million originally requested (and it always is!), we submit an annual proposal de-scoped to the amount actually received. We submit semi-annual reports for each fiscal year of the cooperative agreement.

#NA11NOS0120020
De-scoped Proposal
Reporting
FY 2011 December 2011, June 2012
FY 2012 December 2012, June 2013
FY 2013 December 2013, June 2014
FY 2014 December 2014, June 2015
FY 2015 December 2015, June 2016

AOOS submitted a new five-year proposal for a cooperative agreement with NOAA’s IOOS Program for FY 2016-20 which was awarded under NOAA cooperative agreement #NA16NOS0120027 and started June 1, 2016 to go through May 31, 2021. the original request was for $20 million at $4 million a year.

FY2016-2020 Original Proposal

During FY16 AOOS will be working under both #NA11NOS0120020 (extended for one-year) and #NA16NOS0120027 concurrently.

#NA16NOS0120027
De-scoped Proposal
Reporting
FY 2016
FY 2017
FY 2018
FY 2019
FY 2020

 

ADDITIONAL FUNDING

AOOS also leverages its core funding by acquiring additional funding through grants from local, state, federal and foundation sources. These funds are used to supplement the core funded projects and take advantage of opportunities that arise between federal funding cycles.

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