STRONG HEART STUDY (SHS)- COORDINATING CENTER (CC)- TASK AREA B.2.

DELIVERY ORDER won by UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA · work in OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

$1,332,779

Recipient	UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA UEI GY8NMUZQXVS7
Award ID	75N92024F00001
Award amount	$1,332,779
Award type	DELIVERY ORDER
Awarding agency	Department of Health and Human Services — National Institutes of Health
NAICS	541715 — RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY)
PSC	AN11
Start date	Nov 1, 2023
End date	Jan 31, 2025
Place of performance	OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
Record updated	Sep 30, 2024

View the official award record

More awards won by UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA

IGF::OT::IGF GEOSTATIONARY CARBON CYCLE OBSERVATORY (GEOCARB) MISSION NASA HAS SELECTED A FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND EARTH SCIENCE MISSION THAT WILL EXTEND OUR NATION'S LEAD IN MEASURING KEY GREENHOUSE GASES AND VEGETATION HEALTH FROM SPACE TO ADVANCE OUR UNDERSTANDING OF EARTH'S NATURAL EXCHANGES OF CARBON BETWEEN THE LAND, ATMOSPHERE AND OCEAN. THE PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR (PI)-LED MISSION WILL LAUNCH ON A COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITE TO MAKE OBSERVATIONS OVER THE AMERICAS FROM AN ORBIT OF APPROXIMATELY 22,000 MILES (35,400 KILOMETERS) ABOVE THE EQUATOR. THE MISSION WAS COMPETITIVELY SELECTED FROM 15 PROPOSALS SUBMITTED TO THE AGENCY'S SECOND EARTH VENTURE - MISSION ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPPORTUNITY FOR SMALL ORBITAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE EARTH SYSTEM. THE PRIMARY GOALS OF THE GEOCARB MISSION ARE TO MONITOR PLANT HEALTH AND VEGETATION STRESS THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS, TO PROBE, IN UNPRECEDENTED DETAIL, THE NATURAL SOURCES, SINKS AND EXCHANGE PROCESSES THAT CONTROL CARBON DIOXIDE, CARBON MONOXIDE AND METHANE IN THE ATMOSPHERE, AND TO PROVIDE OBSERVATIONS AND DEMONSTRATE METHODS TO REALIZE A TRANSFORMATIONAL ADVANCE IN THE SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE GLOBAL CARBON CYCLE. THE GEOCARB MISSION, A CATEGORY 3 MISSION (PER NPR 7120.5E, NASA SPACE FLIGHT PROGRAM AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS) WITH A CLASS D PAYLOAD (PER NPR 8705.4, RISK CLASSIFICATION FOR NASA PAYLOADS), IS A SCIENCE INVESTIGATION WITH THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVING KNOWLEDGE OF TERRESTRIAL FLUXES OF CO2 AND CH4 AT SCIENCE- AND POLICY-RELEVANT SCALES. THE GEOCARB MISSION UTILIZES A MULTI-CHANNEL SLIT-SCAN SPECTROMETER BASED INSTRUMENT THAT WILL MEASURE ABSORPTION SPECTRA IN SUNLIGHT REFLECTED FROM THE GROUND TO INFER THE ATMOSPHERE-COLUMN CONCENTRATIONS OF CO2, CH4, AND CARBON MONOXIDE (CO). THE INSTRUMENT WILL ALSO MEASURE SOLAR-INDUCED FLUORESCENCE (SIF), WHICH PROVIDES DIRECT INFORMATION ABOUT PHOTOSYNTHESIS. THE CONTRACTOR AND ITS TEAM MEMBERS WILL PERFORM THE FULL NASA LIFE CYCLE FORMULATION AND IMPLEMENTATION PHASES A THROUGH F. THE GEOCARB PROPOSAL WAS SELECTED UNDER THE NASA ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPPORTUNITY NNH15ZDA011O FOR THE EARTH VENTURE MISSION - 2 ELEMENT OF THE EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE PATHFINDER PROGRAM OFFICES EARTH VENTURE LINE.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration · $174,227,522 · Jul 1, 2017

PRECLINICAL EFFICACY & INTERMEDIATE ENDPOINT BIOMARKERS IDIQ CONTRACT IN SUPPORT OF THE PREVENT CANCER PRECLINICAL DRUG DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

Department of Health and Human Services · $149,995,000 · Jan 25, 2024

UNMANNED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS (UAS) CENTER OF EXCELLENCE (COE) COMPANION IDIQ CONTRACTS

Department of Transportation · $98,321,404 · Sep 4, 2025

MAINTAINING SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY OF THE NAS WITH THE INTEGRATION OF COUNTER UAS TECHNOLOGIES RESEARCH PROGRAM

Department of Transportation · $10,000,000 · Jul 1, 2026

NWS/OBS: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES IN SUPPORT OF RADAR NEXT PROGRAM

Department of Commerce · $10,000,000 · Feb 20, 2026

See everything UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA has won →

Our catalog shows awards of $250K+ active within the last 5 years. Need older history or smaller awards? Tell us what you need — we expand by request.

Awards tell you who won. Bids tell you what's next. BidCatch scans 100+ federal, state, and local sources every night and sends the new opportunities matching your trade — before they're awarded to someone else. Free for 14 days, then $49.99/month.

Search open bids