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Filing 0 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 1 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 2 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 3 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 4 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 5 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 6 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 7 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 8 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 9 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 10 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 11 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 12 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 13 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 14 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 15 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 16 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 17 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 18 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Sep 16 2020 23:43:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 19 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 20 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 21 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 22 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 23 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 24 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 25 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 26 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 27 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 28 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 29 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 30 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 31 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 32 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 33 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 34 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 35 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 36 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 37 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 38 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 39 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 40 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 41 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 42 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 43 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 44 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 45 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 46 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 47 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 48 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 49 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 50 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 51 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 52 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 53 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 54 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 55 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 56 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 57 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 58 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 59 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 60 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 61 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 62 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 63 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 64 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 65 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 66 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 67 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 68 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 69 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 70 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 71 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 72 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 73 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 74 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 75 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 76 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 77 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 78 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 79 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 80 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 81 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 82 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 83 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 84 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 85 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 86 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 87 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 88 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 89 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 90 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 91 of 162
2020, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 17 2020 10:45:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 92 of 162
2019, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Mon Feb 24 2020 13:40:21 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 93 of 162
2019, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Jan 21 2020 13:30:02 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 94 of 162
2019, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Jul 17 2019 12:30:09 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 95 of 162
2019, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Jul 16 2019 11:15:16 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 96 of 162
2018, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Jan 15 2019 10:50:56 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 97 of 162
2018, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Wed Jan 02 2019 13:33:50 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 98 of 162
2018, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Jan 02 2019 13:27:48 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 99 of 162
2018, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Mon Jul 09 2018 15:19:31 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 100 of 162
2017, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Mon Feb 12 2018 13:53:14 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 101 of 162
2017, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Mon Feb 12 2018 13:52:13 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 102 of 162
2017, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Mon Jan 29 2018 10:52:54 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 103 of 162
2017, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jul 28 2017 13:33:38 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 104 of 162
2016, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Fri Feb 10 2017 11:49:24 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 105 of 162
2016, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Fri Feb 03 2017 10:18:21 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 106 of 162
2016, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Fri Jan 27 2017 12:46:20 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 107 of 162
2016, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Thu Jul 28 2016 13:42:49 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 108 of 162
2016, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Jul 05 2016 14:18:13 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 109 of 162
2016, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Thu Jun 30 2016 12:12:07 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 110 of 162
2015, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Jun 28 2016 15:34:55 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 111 of 162
2015, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Jun 28 2016 14:38:49 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 112 of 162
2015, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Fri Jun 24 2016 13:54:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 113 of 162
2015, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Wed Jan 27 2016 11:41:06 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 114 of 162
2015, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Jul 29 2015 14:43:49 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 115 of 162
2015, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Jul 15 2015 17:22:29 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 116 of 162
2015, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Mon Jul 13 2015 14:42:57 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	mccarron, kari

Filing 117 of 162
2014, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Thu May 28 2015 19:41:15 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 118 of 162
2014, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Fri Mar 13 2015 12:02:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 119 of 162
2014, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Wed Feb 18 2015 18:17:01 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 120 of 162
2014, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Thu Jan 29 2015 15:01:24 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 121 of 162
2014, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Jan 20 2015 14:56:15 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	arnold, amanda

Filing 122 of 162
2014, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Jan 20 2015 14:55:13 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	arnold, amanda

Filing 123 of 162
2014, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Aug 12 2014 16:51:33 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachusetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 124 of 162
2014, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Jul 30 2014 14:25:54 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachusetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 125 of 162
2013, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Jun 28 2016 15:40:58 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 126 of 162
2013, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Thu Feb 27 2014 08:48:37 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 127 of 162
2013, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Thu Feb 27 2014 08:46:36 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 128 of 162
2013, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Thu Feb 06 2014 13:48:16 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 129 of 162
2013, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Sep 03 2013 08:47:05 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachusetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	arnold, amanda

Filing 130 of 162
2013, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Aug 16 2013 10:07:16 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachusetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 131 of 162
2013, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Jul 30 2013 11:41:35 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachusetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 132 of 162
2012, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Fri Jun 24 2016 15:58:41 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 133 of 162
2012, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Oct 08 2013 18:11:27 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	lippel, philip h

Filing 134 of 162
2012, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Fri Aug 16 2013 10:13:17 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachusetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 135 of 162
2012, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Jan 29 2013 14:08:11 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachusetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 136 of 162
2012, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Aug 01 2012 16:28:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	arnold, amanda

Filing 137 of 162
2012, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Mon Jul 30 2012 12:30:39 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 138 of 162
2012, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Mon Jul 23 2012 14:05:27 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 139 of 162
2011, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Feb 07 2012 12:45:42 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	arnold, amanda

Filing 140 of 162
2011, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Mon Jan 30 2012 11:50:16 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 141 of 162
2011, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Jan 24 2012 15:08:14 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	benson, abby

Filing 142 of 162
2011, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Fri Jan 13 2012 14:03:17 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 143 of 162
2011, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Wed Aug 17 2011 09:27:20 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	arnold, amanda

Filing 144 of 162
2011, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Jul 26 2011 10:43:36 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 145 of 162
2011, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Sat Jul 23 2011 20:07:48 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 146 of 162
2011, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Mon Jul 18 2011 14:28:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	benson, abby

Filing 147 of 162
2010, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Sep 20 2011 09:46:08 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	benson, abby

Filing 148 of 162
2010, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Wed Apr 13 2011 19:26:47 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 149 of 162
2010, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Apr 12 2011 15:22:59 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	arnold, amanda

Filing 150 of 162
2010, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Apr 12 2011 15:20:58 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	arnold, amanda

Filing 151 of 162
2010, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Mon Jan 31 2011 13:15:50 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	benson, abby

Filing 152 of 162
2010, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Fri Jan 28 2011 13:31:23 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 153 of 162
2010, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Oct 12 2010 12:30:42 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 154 of 162
2010, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Tue Jul 20 2010 17:04:39 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 155 of 162
2010, mid-year (jan 1 - jun 30)

Received	Thu Jul 08 2010 11:22:42 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	fox, alison

Filing 156 of 162
2009, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Oct 12 2010 12:28:41 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	bonvillian, william b

Filing 157 of 162
2009, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Tue Jul 27 2010 15:31:38 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	benson, abby

Filing 158 of 162
2009, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Mon Feb 01 2010 10:10:58 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Filing 159 of 162
2009, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Fri Jan 29 2010 23:03:17 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	benson, abby

Filing 160 of 162
2009, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Wed Jan 13 2010 11:35:55 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	mccarron, kari

Filing 161 of 162
2009, year-end (july 1 - dec 31)

Received	Sun Jan 03 2010 23:09:12 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)
Registrant	massachusetts institute of technology 77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa
Lobbyist Name:	fox, alison

Summary
Records

Filing 0 of 54
2020, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$73,980.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Oct 20 2020 11:03:39 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

science/technology: rise act; request support for bill authorizing pandemic relief funding needed to maintain university research and continue student and staff support
education: international students; inform massachusetts delegation of higher ed community request to ensure international student visas remain valid during covid pandemic regardless of mode of instruction
labor issues/antitrust/workplace: legislation to create a digital works progress administration; discuss types of remote jobs suitable for a work relief program , the d-wpa; discuss d-wpa legislation and outreach strategy
immigration: international students; inform massachusetts delegation of higher ed community request to ensure international student visas remain valid during covid pandemic regardless of mode of instruction

Filing 1 of 54
2020, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$24,685.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Oct 20 2020 10:39:44 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

education: universities covid response & student needs
budget/appropriations: covid impact on research, funding needs
science/technology: covid impact on research, funding needs

Filing 2 of 54
2020, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$10,920.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Jul 17 2020 11:10:08 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

science/technology: covid impact on research, funding needs
budget/appropriations: covid impact on research, funding needs
education: universities covid response & student needs

Filing 3 of 54
2020, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$35,062.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Apr 17 2020 11:07:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

energy/nuclear: staff of other members of the massachusetts delegation; to discuss fiscal year 2021 appropriations to the department of energy to fund fusion research (issues bud, eng)
budget/appropriations: staff of other members of the massachusetts delegation; to discuss fiscal year 2021 appropriations to the department of energy to fund fusion research (issues bud, eng)

Filing 4 of 54
2019, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$15,015.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Jan 21 2020 13:24:12 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

federal transit administration (fta)
house of representatives
senate

Issues

energy/nuclear: sustainable transportation policy; plan advocacy day for department of energy research on fusion energy
transportation: sustainable transportation policy
budget/appropriations: plan advocacy day for department of energy research on fusion energy
environment/superfund: sustainable transportation policy

Filing 5 of 54
2019, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$65,352.00 USD

Date Received

Thu Oct 24 2019 09:50:49 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entity

house of representatives

Issues

education: r&d and higher ed legislation (sci, edu)
science/technology: r&d and higher ed legislation (sci, edu)

Filing 6 of 54
2019, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$60,728.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Oct 18 2019 13:47:19 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entity

house of representatives

Issues

education: r&d and higher ed legislation (sci, edu)
science/technology: r&d and higher ed legislation (sci, edu)

Filing 7 of 54
2019, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$22,872.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Jul 23 2019 12:16:20 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

education: h.r.2740, combining the regular appropriations bills for labor-hhs-education
energy/nuclear: (h.r. 2740), defense, state-foreign operations, and energy and water development.
science/technology: h.r.3055, combining the regular appropriations bills for commerce-justice-science, agriculture, interior, mil-con, va, and transportation-hud. (national science foundation, national institute of standards and technology, national oceanic and atmospheric administration, and environmental protection agency research programs. national science foundation education programs.)
manufacturing: h.r.2397 american manufacturing leadership act s.1427 global leadership in advanced manufacturing act

Filing 8 of 54
2019, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$14,328.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Jul 17 2019 12:18:47 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

manufacturing: h.r.2397 american manufacturing leadership act s.1427 global leadership in advanced manufacturing act
science/technology: h.r.3055, combining the regular appropriations bills for commerce-justice-science, agriculture, interior, mil-con, va, and transportation-hud. (national science foundation, national institute of standards and technology, national oceanic and atmospheric administration, and environmental protection agency research programs. national science foundation education programs.)
energy/nuclear: (h.r. 2740), defense, state-foreign operations, and energy and water development.
education: h.r.2740, combining the regular appropriations bills for labor-hhs-education

Filing 9 of 54
2019, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$42,924.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Apr 24 2019 13:23:22 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

energy/nuclear: energy and water development and related agencies appropriations act (department of energy) nuclear energy leadership act (s. 903) provisions regarding support for the development and demonstration of advanced nuclear fission or nuclear fusion reactors
defense: department of defense appropriations act (dod 6.1 -6.3 research programs)
science/technology: commerce justice science and related agencies (national science foundation, national institute of standards and technology, national oceanic and atmospheric administration)
education: labor, health and human services, and education appropriations act student aid programs funded under the higher education act
environment/superfund: department of the interior, environment, and related agencies appropriations act (environmental protection agency)

Filing 10 of 54
2019, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$42,924.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Apr 19 2019 15:03:20 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Filing 11 of 54
2018, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$21,443.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Jan 18 2019 09:36:57 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

science/technology: h.r. 1430 honest and open new epa science treatment (honest) act of 2017; h.r. 1431 epa science advisory reform act of 2017; ; s. 338, h.r. 1358 scientific integrity act ; ; h.r. 1232 save americas science act (preserving fed. agencies data sets); ; h.r. 1569, s. 641 american innovation act (cap adjustment for science agencies) ; ; s. 141 space weather research and forecasting act; h.r. 4375 stem research and education effectiveness and transparency act ; h.r. 4323 supporting veterans in stem careers act; h.r. 4254 women in aerospace education act ; s1973 basic research act ; ; h.r. 5356 national security commission artificial intelligence act of 2018; ; h.r. 6227, s. 3143 national quantum initiative act; ; ; h.r. 5345 american leadership in space technology and advanced rocketry act; ; h.r. 5346 commercial space support vehicle act ; ; h. r. 6226 american space safe management act; ; s. 3277 space frontier act; ; s. 3143, h.r. 6227 national quantum initiative act - signed into law; h.r. 7031 combating sexual harassment in science act of 2018 ; h.r.2, s.3042 agriculture improvement act of 2018 (signed into law)
immigration: our interest in immigration bills focuses on access to u.s. institutions of higher education for undergraduate or graduate students and post-graduate scholars who are not u.s. citizens; opportunities for highly educated non-citizens who have studied at u.s. colleges and universities to remain for additional education and practical training and contribute to our innovation economy; and the ability to attract outstanding researchers and teachers from around the world as faculty and staff members or research collaborators.; ; s. 128, h. r. 496 bar removal of individuals who dream and grow our economy (bridge) act ; ; h.r. 670 the high-skilled integrity and fairness act of 2017 ; immigration-related amendments to h.r. 2759, the broader options for americans act, including senate amendments #1948, 1955, 1958, and 1959; ; h.r. 6136 border security and immigration reform act of 2018; ; h.r. 4760 securing america's future act of 2018
education: s. 615 higher education innovation act; ; s. 268 investing in student success act; ; s. 1121 college transparency act; ; h.r. 3218, s. 1598 harry w. colmery veterans educational assistance act of 2017 (signed into law); ; s. 1808, h.r. 2482 federal perkins loan program extension act of 2017; ; h.r. 3316, s. 1968 code like a girl act ; ; h.r. 4508 promoting real opportunity, success, and prosperity through education reform (prosper) act; s.3611 - faster access to federal student aid act of 2018
manufacturing: s. 701 made in america manufacturing communities act of 2017; ; h.r. 147 next generation american manufacturing act of 2017; ; h.r. 1092, s. 399 chief manufacturing officer act; ; h.r. 3174, s. 1518 championing apprenticeships for new careers and employees in technology (moulton, gardner bill); ; h.r. 5086 innovators to entrepreneurs act of 2018 (i-corps expansion bill)
health issues: h.r. 1628 american health care act of 2017; ; h.r. 1776 and s. 771 improving access to affordable prescription drugs act ; ; s. 2406 h.r. 5002 advancing cutting-edge (ace) research act; ; s. 2456, h.r. 5311comprehensive addition and recovery act cara 2.0 of 2018; ; s.2680 opioid crisis response act of 2018 ; ; h.r. 5002 ace research act; h.r. 5247 s. 204 right to try act of 2018
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: h.r. 1695 register of copyrights selection and accountability act of 2017; ; s. 1390 stronger patents act of 2017; ; h.r. 6264 restoring america's leadership in innovation act
energy/nuclear: h.r. 589, s. 2503 department of energy research and innovation act ; ; s.97, h.r 431 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act of 2017 (signed into law); ; s. 1460 energy and natural resources act of 2017; ; to amend the american competes act to reauthorize the advanced research projects agency-energy (arpa-e), and for other purposes. ; ; h.r.4376 department of energy research infrastructure act of 2017; ; h.r.4377 accelerating american leadership in science act of 2017; ; h.r.4378 nuclear energy research infrastructure act of 2017; ; h.r. 5475 fossil energy research and development act; ; s. 3422 nuclear energy leadership act ; s. 1457, h.r. 5260 advanced nuclear energy technologies act; h.r. 7173 energy innovation and carbon dividend act; h.r. 1090 technologies for energy security act of 2017
taxation/internal revenue code: h.r. 5220 dont tax higher education act

Filing 12 of 54
2018, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$63,807.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Oct 19 2018 10:08:27 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	colleen m leslie
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: h.r. 1695 register of copyrights selection and accountability act of 2017; ; s. 1390 stronger patents act of 2017; ; h.r. 6264 restoring america's leadership in innovation act
taxation/internal revenue code: h.r. 5220 dont tax higher education act
health issues: h.r. 1628 american health care act of 2017; ; h.r. 1776 and s. 771 improving access to affordable prescription drugs act ; ; s. 2406 h.r. 5002 advancing cutting-edge (ace) research act; ; s. 2456, h.r. 5311comprehensive addition and recovery act cara 2.0 of 2018; ; s.2680 opioid crisis response act of 2018 ; ; h.r. 5002 ace research act; h.r. 5247 s. 204 right to try act of 2018
manufacturing: s. 701 made in america manufacturing communities act of 2017; ; h.r. 147 next generation american manufacturing act of 2017; ; h.r. 1092, s. 399 chief manufacturing officer act; ; h.r. 3174, s. 1518 championing apprenticeships for new careers and employees in technology (moulton, gardner bill); ; h.r. 5086 innovators to entrepreneurs act of 2018 (i-corps expansion bill); h.r. 1090 technologies for energy security act of 2017
education: s. 615 higher education innovation act; ; s. 268 investing in student success act; ; s. 1121 college transparency act; ; h.r. 3218, s. 1598 harry w. colmery veterans educational assistance act of 2017 (signed into law); ; s. 1808, h.r. 2482 federal perkins loan program extension act of 2017; ; h.r. 3316, s. 1968 code like a girl act ; ; h.r. 4508 promoting real opportunity, success, and prosperity through education reform (prosper) act
immigration: our interest in immigration bills focuses on access to u.s. institutions of higher education for undergraduate or graduate students and post-graduate scholars who are not u.s. citizens; opportunities for highly educated non-citizens who have studied at u.s. colleges and universities to remain for additional education and practical training and contribute to our innovation economy; and the ability to attract outstanding researchers and teachers from around the world as faculty and staff members or research collaborators.; ; s. 128, h. r. 496 bar removal of individuals who dream and grow our economy (bridge) act ; ; h.r. 670 the high-skilled integrity and fairness act of 2017 ; immigration-related amendments to h.r. 2759, the broader options for americans act, including senate amendments #1948, 1955, 1958, and 1959; ; h.r. 6136 border security and immigration reform act of 2018; ; h.r. 4760 securing america's future act of 2018
energy/nuclear: h.r. 589, s. 2503 department of energy research and innovation act ; ; s.97, h.r 431 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act of 2017 (signed into law); ; s. 1460 energy and natural resources act of 2017; ; to amend the american competes act to reauthorize the advanced research projects agency-energy (arpa-e), and for other purposes. ; ; h.r.4376 department of energy research infrastructure act of 2017; ; h.r.4377 accelerating american leadership in science act of 2017; ; h.r.4378 nuclear energy research infrastructure act of 2017; ; h.r. 5475 fossil energy research and development act; ; ; s. 3422 nuclear energy leadership act ; ; s. 1457, h.r. 5260 advanced nuclear energy technologies act

Filing 13 of 54
2018, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$13,899.00 USD

Date Received

Thu Jul 19 2018 14:28:56 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

energy/nuclear: h.r. 589 department of energy research and innovation act ; ; s.97, h.r 431 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act of 2017; ; s. 1460 energy and natural resources act of 2017; ; to amend the american competes act to reauthorize the advanced research projects agency-energy (arpa-e), and for other purposes. ; ; h.r.4376 department of energy research infrastructure act of 2017; ; h.r.4377 accelerating american leadership in science act of 2017; ; h.r.4378 nuclear energy research infrastructure act of 2017; ; h.r. 5475 fossil energy research and development act; ; h.r. 1090 technologies for energy security act of 2017
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: h.r. 1695 register of copyrights selection and accountability act of 2017; ; s. 1390 stronger patents act of 2017
education: s. 615 higher education innovation act; ; s. 268 investing in student success act
immigration: our interest in immigration bills focuses on access to u.s. institutions of higher education for undergraduate or graduate students and post-graduate scholars who are not u.s. citizens; opportunities for highly educated non-citizens who have studied at u.s. colleges and universities to remain for additional education and practical training and contribute to our innovation economy; and the ability to attract outstanding researchers and teachers from around the world as faculty and staff members or research collaborators.; ; s. 128, h. r. 496 bar removal of individuals who dream and grow our economy (bridge) act ; ; h.r. 670 the high-skilled integrity and fairness act of 2017 ; immigration-related amendments to h.r. 2759, the broader options for americans act, including senate amendments #1948, 1955, 1958, and 1959; ; h.r. 6136 border security and immigration reform act of 2018; ; h.r. 4760 securing america's future act of 2018
health issues: h.r. 1628 american health care act of 2017; ; h.r. 1776 and s. 771 improving access to affordable prescription drugs act ; ; s. 2406 h.r. 5002 advancing cutting-edge (ace) research act; ; s. 2456, h.r. 5311comprehensive addition and recovery act cara 2.0 of 2018; ; s.2680 opioid crisis response act of 2018 ; ; h.r. 5002 ace research act; h.r. 5247 s. 204 right to try act of 2018
taxation/internal revenue code: h.r. 5220 dont tax higher education act
manufacturing: s. 701 made in america manufacturing communities act of 2017; ; h.r. 147 next generation american manufacturing act of 2017; ; h.r. 1092, s. 399 chief manufacturing officer act; ; h.r. 3174, s. 1518 championing apprenticeships for new careers and employees in technology (moulton, gardner bill); ; h.r. 5086 innovators to entrepreneurs act of 2018 (i-corps expansion bill)
science/technology: h.r. 1430 honest and open new epa science treatment (honest) act of 2017; h.r. 1431 epa science advisory reform act of 2017; ; s. 338, h.r. 1358 scientific integrity act ; ; h.r. 1232 save americas science act (preserving fed. agencies data sets); ; h.r. 1569, s. 641 american innovation act (cap adjustment for science agencies) ; ; s. 141 space weather research and forecasting act; h.r. 4375 stem research and education effectiveness and transparency act ; h.r. 4323 supporting veterans in stem careers act; h.r. 4254 women in aerospace education act ; s1973 basic research act ; ; h.r. 5356 national security commission artificial intelligence act of 2018; ; h.r. 6227, s. 3143 national quantum initiative act; ; s. 2998 quantum computing research act of 2018; ; h.r. 5345 american leadership in space technology and advanced rocketry act; ; h.r. 5346 commercial space support vehicle act

Filing 14 of 54
2018, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$45,257.00 USD

Date Received

Thu Apr 19 2018 15:05:09 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

energy/nuclear: h.r. 589 department of energy research and innovation act ; ; s.97, h.r 431 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act of 2017; ; s. 1460 energy and natural resources act of 2017; ; to amend the american competes act to reauthorize the advanced research projects agency-energy (arpa-e), and for other purposes. ; ; h.r.4376 department of energy research infrastructure act of 2017; ; h.r.4377 accelerating american leadership in science act of 2017; ; h.r.4378 - nuclear energy research infrastructure act of 2017; h.r. 1090 technologies for energy security act of 2017
health issues: h.r. 1628 american health care act of 2017; ; h.r. 1776 and s. 771 improving access to affordable prescription drugs act ; ; s. 2406 h.r. 5002 advancing cutting-edge (ace) research act; s. 2456, h.r. 5311comprehensive addition and recovery act cara 2.0 of 2018
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: h.r. 1695 register of copyrights selection and accountability act of 2017; ; s. 1390 stronger patents act of 2017
immigration: our interest in immigration bills focuses on access to u.s. institutions of higher education for undergraduate or graduate students and post-graduate scholars who are not u.s. citizens; opportunities for highly educated non-citizens who have studied at u.s. colleges and universities to remain for additional education and practical training and contribute to our innovation economy; and the ability to attract outstanding researchers and teachers from around the world as faculty and staff members or research collaborators.; ; s. 128, h. r. 496 bar removal of individuals who dream and grow our economy (bridge) act ; ; h.r. 670 the high-skilled integrity and fairness act of 2017 ; immigration-related amendments to h.r. 2759, the broader options for americans act, including senate amendments #1948, 1955, 1958, and 1959
manufacturing: s. 701 made in america manufacturing communities act of 2017; ; h.r. 147 next generation american manufacturing act of 2017; ; h.r. 1092, s. 399 chief manufacturing officer act; ; h.r. 3174, s. 1518 championing apprenticeships for new careers and employees in technology (moulton, gardner bill); ; h.r. 5086 innovators to entrepreneurs act of 2018 (i-corps expansion bill)
education: s. 615 higher education innovation act; ; s. 268 investing in student success act; ; s. 1121 college transparency act; ; h.r. 3218, s. 1598 harry w. colmery veterans educational assistance act of 2017 (signed into law); ; s. 1808, h.r. 2482 federal perkins loan program extension act of 2017; ; h.r. 3316, s. 1968 code like a girl act ; ; h.r. 4508 promoting real opportunity, success, and prosperity through education reform (prosper) act
science/technology: h.r. 1430 honest and open new epa science treatment (honest) act of 2017; ; h.r. 1431 epa science advisory reform act of 2017; ; s. 338, h.r. 1358 scientific integrity act ; ; h.r. 1232 save americas science act (preserving fed. agencies data sets); ; h.r. 1569, s. 641 american innovation act (cap adjustment for science agencies) ; ; s. 141 space weather research and forecasting act; ; h.r. 4375 stem research and education effectiveness and transparency act ; h.r. 4323 supporting veterans in stem careers act; h.r. 4254 women in aerospace education act ; s1973 basic research act ; ; h.r. 5356 national security commission artificial intelligence act of 2018

Filing 15 of 54
2018, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$25,257.00 USD

Date Received

Thu Apr 19 2018 13:55:29 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

health issues: h.r. 1628 american health care act of 2017; ; h.r. 1776 and s. 771 improving access to affordable prescription drugs act ; ; s. 2406 h.r. 5002 advancing cutting-edge (ace) research act; s. 2456, h.r. 5311comprehensive addition and recovery act cara 2.0 of 2018
manufacturing: s. 701 made in america manufacturing communities act of 2017; ; h.r. 147 next generation american manufacturing act of 2017; ; h.r. 1092, s. 399 chief manufacturing officer act; ; h.r. 3174, s. 1518 championing apprenticeships for new careers and employees in technology (moulton, gardner bill); ; h.r. 5086 innovators to entrepreneurs act of 2018 (i-corps expansion bill)
education: s. 615 higher education innovation act; ; s. 268 investing in student success act; ; s. 1121 college transparency act; ; h.r. 3218, s. 1598 harry w. colmery veterans educational assistance act of 2017 (signed into law); ; s. 1808, h.r. 2482 federal perkins loan program extension act of 2017; ; h.r. 3316, s. 1968 code like a girl act ; ; h.r. 4508 promoting real opportunity, success, and prosperity through education reform (prosper) act
science/technology: h.r. 1430 honest and open new epa science treatment (honest) act of 2017; ; h.r. 1431 epa science advisory reform act of 2017; ; s. 338, h.r. 1358 scientific integrity act ; ; h.r. 1232 save americas science act (preserving fed. agencies data sets); ; h.r. 1569, s. 641 american innovation act (cap adjustment for science agencies) ; ; s. 141 space weather research and forecasting act; ; h.r. 4375 stem research and education effectiveness and transparency act ; h.r. 4323 supporting veterans in stem careers act; h.r. 4254 women in aerospace education act ; s1973 basic research act ; ; h.r. 5356 national security commission artificial intelligence act of 2018
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: h.r. 1695 register of copyrights selection and accountability act of 2017; ; s. 1390 stronger patents act of 2017
energy/nuclear: h.r. 589 department of energy research and innovation act ; ; s.97, h.r 431 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act of 2017; ; s. 1460 energy and natural resources act of 2017; ; to amend the american competes act to reauthorize the advanced research projects agency-energy (arpa-e), and for other purposes. ; ; h.r.4376 department of energy research infrastructure act of 2017; ; h.r.4377 accelerating american leadership in science act of 2017; ; h.r.4378 - nuclear energy research infrastructure act of 2017; h.r. 1090 technologies for energy security act of 2017
immigration: our interest in immigration bills focuses on access to u.s. institutions of higher education for undergraduate or graduate students and post-graduate scholars who are not u.s. citizens; opportunities for highly educated non-citizens who have studied at u.s. colleges and universities to remain for additional education and practical training and contribute to our innovation economy; and the ability to attract outstanding researchers and teachers from around the world as faculty and staff members or research collaborators.; ; s. 128, h. r. 496 bar removal of individuals who dream and grow our economy (bridge) act ; ; h.r. 670 the high-skilled integrity and fairness act of 2017 ; immigration-related amendments to h.r. 2759, the broader options for americans act, including senate amendments #1948, 1955, 1958, and 1959

Filing 16 of 54
2017, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$13,176.00 USD

Date Received

Mon Jan 22 2018 09:52:40 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

immigration: s. 128, h. r. 496 bar removal of individuals who dream and grow our economy (bridge) act ; ; h.r. 670 the high-skilled integrity and fairness act of 2017
manufacturing: s. 701 made in america manufacturing communities act of 2017; ; h.r. 147 next generation american manufacturing act of 2017; ; h.r. 1092, s. 399 chief manufacturing officer act; ; h.r. 3174, s. 1518 championing apprenticeships for new careers and employees in technology (moulton, gardner bill)
science/technology: h.r. 1430 honest and open new epa science treatment (honest) act of 2017; ; h.r. 1431 epa science advisory reform act of 2017; ; s. 338, h.r. 1358 scientific integrity act ; ; h.r. 1232 save americas science act (preserving fed. agencies data sets); ; h.r. 1569, s. 641 american innovation act (cap adjustment for science agencies) ; ; s. 141 space weather research and forecasting act; ; h.r. 4375 stem research and education effectiveness and transparency act ; h.r. 4323 supporting veterans in stem careers act; h.r. 4254 women in aerospace education act ; s1973 basic research act
taxation/internal revenue code: public law no: 115-97, tax cuts and jobs act (previously h.r. 1, s. 2254; we are concerned with provisions affecting the cost and affordability of education, deductibility of employee tuition remission, charitable giving, excise taxes on non-profit corporations, and research & development
education: s. 615 higher education innovation act; ; s. 268 investing in student success act; ; s. 1121 college transparency act; ; h.r. 3218, s. 1598 harry w. colmery veterans educational assistance act of 2017 (signed into law); ; s. 1808, h.r. 2482 federal perkins loan program extension act of 2017; ; h.r. 3316, s. 1968 code like a girl act
energy/nuclear: h.r. 589 department of energy research and innovation act ; ; s.97, h.r 431 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act of 2017; ; s. 1460 energy and natural resources act of 2017; ; to amend the american competes act to reauthorize the advanced research projects agency-energy (arpa-e), and for other purposes. ; ; h.r.4376 department of energy research infrastructure act of 2017; ; h.r.4377 accelerating american leadership in science act of 2017; ; h.r.4378 - nuclear energy research infrastructure act of 2017
health issues: h.r. 1628 american health care act of 2017; ; h.r. 1776 and s. 771 improving access to affordable prescription drugs act
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: h.r. 1695 register of copyrights selection and accountability act of 2017; ; s. 1390 stronger patents act of 2017

Filing 17 of 54
2017, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$56,277.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Oct 24 2017 10:53:43 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

education: s. 615 higher education innovation act; ; s. 268 investing in student success act; ; s. 1121 college transparency act; ; h.r. 3218, s. 1598 harry w. colmery veterans educational assistance act of 2017 (signed into law); ; s. 1808, h.r. 2482 federal perkins loan program extension act of 2017
energy/nuclear: h.r. 589 department of energy research and innovation act ; ; s.97, h.r 431 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act of 2017; ; s. 1460 energy and natural resources act of 2017; ; to amend the american competes act to reauthorize the advanced research projects agency-energy (arpa-e), and for other purposes.
health issues: h.r. 1628 american health care act of 2017; ; h.r. 1776 and s. 771 improving access to affordable prescription drugs act
small business: h.r. 1090 technologies for energy security act of 2017
taxation/internal revenue code: house-senate white house unified framework for fixing our broken tax code; we are concerned with potential provisions affecting the cost and affordability of education, charitable giving, and research & development
immigration: s. 128, h. r. 496 bar removal of individuals who dream and grow our economy (bridge) act ; ; h.r. 670 the high-skilled integrity and fairness act of 2017
manufacturing: s. 701 made in america manufacturing communities act of 2017; ; h.r. 147 next generation american manufacturing act of 2017; ; h.r. 1092, s. 399 chief manufacturing officer act; ; h.r. 3174, s. 1518 championing apprenticeships for new careers and employees in technology (moulton, gardner bill); ; h.r. 3388 self drive act ; ; s. 1885 to support the development of highly automated vehicle safety technologies, and for other purposes.
science/technology: h.r. 1430 honest and open new epa science treatment (honest) act of 2017; ; h.r. 1431 epa science advisory reform act of 2017; ; s. 338, h.r. 1358 scientific integrity act ; ; h.r. 1232 save americas science act (preserving fed. agencies data sets); ; h.r. 1569, s. 641 american innovation act (cap adjustment for science agencies) ; ; s. 141 space weather research and forecasting act
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: h.r. 1695 register of copyrights selection and accountability act of 2017; ; s. 1390 stronger patents act of 2017

Filing 18 of 54
2017, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$54,822.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Oct 20 2017 14:51:56 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: h.r. 1695 register of copyrights selection and accountability act of 2017; ; s. 1390 stronger patents act of 2017
small business: h.r. 1090 technologies for energy security act of 2017
science/technology: h.r. 1430 honest and open new epa science treatment (honest) act of 2017; ; h.r. 1431 epa science advisory reform act of 2017; ; s. 338, h.r. 1358 scientific integrity act ; ; h.r. 1232 save americas science act (preserving fed. agencies data sets); ; h.r. 1569, s. 641 american innovation act (cap adjustment for science agencies) ; ; s. 141 space weather research and forecasting act
health issues: h.r. 1628 american health care act of 2017; ; h.r. 1776 and s. 771 improving access to affordable prescription drugs act
taxation/internal revenue code: house-senate white house unified framework for fixing our broken tax code; we are concerned with potential provisions affecting the cost and affordability of education, charitable giving, and research & development
manufacturing: s. 701 made in america manufacturing communities act of 2017; ; h.r. 147 next generation american manufacturing act of 2017; ; h.r. 1092, s. 399 chief manufacturing officer act; ; h.r. 3174, s. 1518 championing apprenticeships for new careers and employees in technology (moulton, gardner bill); ; h.r. 3388 self drive act ; ; s. 1885 to support the development of highly automated vehicle safety technologies, and for other purposes.
education: s. 615 higher education innovation act; ; s. 268 investing in student success act; ; s. 1121 college transparency act; ; h.r. 3218, s. 1598 harry w. colmery veterans educational assistance act of 2017 (signed into law); ; s. 1808, h.r. 2482 federal perkins loan program extension act of 2017
immigration: s. 128, h. r. 496 bar removal of individuals who dream and grow our economy (bridge) act ; ; h.r. 670 the high-skilled integrity and fairness act of 2017
energy/nuclear: h.r. 589 department of energy research and innovation act ; ; s.97, h.r 431 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act of 2017; ; s. 1460 energy and natural resources act of 2017; ; to amend the american competes act to reauthorize the advanced research projects agency-energy (arpa-e), and for other purposes.

Filing 19 of 54
2017, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$30,133.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Jul 19 2017 14:44:31 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: h.r. 1695 register of copyrights selection and accountability act of 2017; ; s. 1390 stronger patents act of 2017
health issues: h.r. 1628 american health care act of 2017; ; h.r. 1776 and s. 771 improving access to affordable prescription drugs act
immigration: s. 128, h. r. 496 bar removal of individuals who dream and grow our economy (bridge) act ; ; h.r. 670 the high-skilled integrity and fairness act of 2017
education: s. 615 higher education innovation act; ; s. 268 investing in student success act; ; s. 1121 college transparency act
small business: h.r. 1090 technologies for energy security act of 2017
energy/nuclear: h.r. 589 department of energy research and innovation act ; ; s.97, h.r 431 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act of 2017; ; s. 1460 energy and natural resources act of 2017
manufacturing: s. 701 made in america manufacturing communities act of 2017; ; h.r. 147 next generation american manufacturing act of 2017; ; h.r. 1092, s. 399 chief manufacturing officer act
science/technology: h.r. 1430 honest and open new epa science treatment (honest) act of 2017; ; h.r. 1431 epa science advisory reform act of 2017; ; s. 338, h.r. 1358 scientific integrity act ; ; h.r. 1232 save americas science act (preserving fed. agencies data sets); ; h.r. 1569, s. 641 american innovation act (cap adjustment for science agencies) ; ; s. 141 space weather research and forecasting act; ; s. 570, h.r. 353 weather research and forecasting innovation act of 2017 (signed into law as pl 115-25)

Filing 20 of 54
2017, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$30,485.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Apr 19 2017 14:11:16 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyist

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

education: 615 higher education innovation act; ; 268 investing in student success act
health issues: 1628 american health care act of 2017; ; 1776 and s. 771 improving access to affordable prescription drugs act
immigration: 128, h. r. 496 bar removal of individuals who dream and grow our economy (bridge) act ; ; 670 the high-skilled integrity and fairness act of 2017
manufacturing: s. 701 made in america manufacturing communities act of 2017; ; h.r. 147 next generation american manufacturing act of 2017; ; h.r. 1092, s. 399 chief manufacturing officer act
energy/nuclear: 589 department of energy research and innovation act ; ; 97, 431 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act of 2017; ; 1090 technologies for energy security act of 2017
science/technology: h.r. 1430 honest and open new epa science treatment (honest) act of 2017; ; h.r. 1431 epa science advisory reform act of 2017; ; s. 338, h.r. 1358 scientific integrity act ; ; s. 449 driving innovation and growth in internet technology and launching universal access to the global economy digital age act (markey); ; h.r. 1232 save americas science act (preserving fed. agencies data sets); ; h.r. 1569, s. 641 american innovation act (cap adjustment for science agencies) ; ; s. 141 space weather research and forecasting act; ; s. 570, h.r. 353 weather research and forecasting innovation act of 2017 - to president; ; h.r. 321 inspiring the next space pioneers, innovators, researchers, and explorers (inspire) women act - signed into law feb. 2017
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: 1695 register of copyrights selection and accountability act of 2017

Filing 21 of 54
2016, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$38,669.00 USD

Date Received

Thu Jan 19 2017 14:17:57 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

manufacturing: hr 4583 to promote a 21st century energy and manufacturing workforce; ; hr 6160 chief manufacturing officer act
immigration: hr 5203 the visa integrity and security act of 2016; ; hr 5253: strong visa integrity secures america act; ; s 3542 bar removal of individuals who dream and grow our economy act, or bridge act, to continue the deferred action for childhood arrivals (daca) program
health issues: s 1077 advancing breakthrough devices for patients; ; s2014 hr3466 next generation researchers act; ; hr 3731, s 2030 rare disease fund act of 2015; ; s 2624 national biomedical research act; ; s 1878 advancing hope act of 2015; ; s 2055 medical countermeasure innovation act of 2016; ; s 1622 fda device accountability act; ; s 849 advancing research for neurological diseases act of 2015; ; s 800 enhancing the stature and visibility of medical rehabilitation research at the nih act; ; s 2713 advancing precision medicine act of 2016; ; s 2745 nih strategic plan and inclusion in clinical research; ; s 2472 promoting biomedical research and public health for patients act (to reduce regulatory burden on nih-funded researchers) ; ; hr 34 21st century cures act (formerly hr 6), signed into law
small business: hr 6094 regulatory relief for small businesses, schools, and nonprofits act; ; s 2973 to increase the micro-purchase threshold for universities
education: hr 3179 empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act; ; hr 3178 strengthening transparency in higher education act; ; hr 5528 simplifying the application for student aid act ; ; hr 5229 improving transition programs for all veterans act; ; hr 5530 hbcu capital financing improvement act ; ; house draft reduce act (t. reed, ny); ; s 590 campus accountability and safety act; ; s 227 strengthening education through research act ; ; hr 3178 strengthening transparency in higher education act; ; hr 3179 empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act; s 3368 access, success, and persistence in reshaping education act of 2016 or the aspire act ; s 3390 senator paul simon study abroad program act of 2016; ; hr 5587 strengthening career and technical education for the 21st century act; ; s3380 accreditation reform and enhanced accountability act 0f 2016; ; h.r. 6530 - no funding for sanctuary campuses act
science/technology: hr 5049 nsf major research facility reform act of 2016; ; s 2812 sbir and sttr reauthorization and improvement act of 2016; ; hr 4783 commercializing on small business innovation act of 2016; ; hr 4945 american space renaissance act; ; hr 4755 inspiring the next space pioneers, innovators, researchers, and explorers (inspire) women act; ; s 2817 space weather research and forecasting act; ; s 2972 grant reform and new transparency act (grant); ; s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act ; ; hr 874 american super computing leadership act; ; hr 1119 research and development efficiency act; ; hr 1806 america competes reauthorization act; ; hr 1156 international science and technology cooperation act; ; hr 1158 department of energy laboratory modernization and technology transfer act; ; hr 1162 science prize competitions act; ; hr 1567 global food security act; ; hr 1561 weather forecasting improvement act; s 1331 seasonal forecasting improvement act; ; s 1573 national weather service improvement act; ; pl 114-195 global food security act of 2016; ; hr 3293 scientific research in the national interest act; ; s 779 hr 1477 fair access to science and technology research (fastr) act of 2015; ; pl 114-190 faa extension, safety, and security act of 2016
energy/nuclear: s 2012 north american energy security and infrastructure act of 2016; ; hr 4084 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act; ; hr 5979 energy and water integration act of 2016; ; hr 4979 the advanced nuclear technology development act ; ; s 2848, hr 5303 water resources development act of 2016
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: s 2733 venue equity and non-uniformity elimination act of 2016; hr 4829 - trade protection not troll protection act; ; s 1890 hr 3326 defend trade secrets act

Filing 22 of 54
2016, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$58,768.00 USD

Date Received

Thu Oct 20 2016 13:08:57 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

immigration: hr 5203 the visa integrity and security act of 2016; ; hr 5253: strong visa integrity secures america act
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: s 2733 venue equity and non-uniformity elimination act of 2016; hr 4829 - trade protection not troll protection act; ; s 1890 hr 3326 defend trade secrets act
education: hr 3179 empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act; ; hr 3178 strengthening transparency in higher education act; ; hr 5528 simplifying the application for student aid act ; ; hr 5229 improving transition programs for all veterans act; ; hr 5530 hbcu capital financing improvement act ; ; house draft reduce act (t. reed, ny); ; s 590 campus accountability and safety act; ; s 227 strengthening education through research act ; ; hr 3178 strengthening transparency in higher education act; ; hr 3179 empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act; s 3368 access, success, and persistence in reshaping education act of 2016 or the aspire act ; s 3390 senator paul simon study abroad program act of 2016; ; hr 5587 strengthening career and technical education for the 21st century act; ; s3380 accreditation reform and enhanced accountability act 0f 2016
energy/nuclear: s 2012 north aerican energy security and infrastructure act of 2016; ; hr 4084 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act; ; hr 5979 energy and water integration act of 2016; ; hr 4979 the advanced nuclear technology development act
health issues: hr 6 21st century cures ; ; s 1077 advancing breakthrough devices for patients; ; s2014 hr3466 next generation researchers act; ; hr 3731, s 2030 rare disease fund act of 2015; ; s 2624 national biomedical research act; ; s 1878 advancing hope act of 2015; ; s 2055 medical countermeasure innovation act of 2016; ; s 1622 fda device accountability act; ; s 849 advancing research for neurological diseases act of 2015; ; s 800 enhancing the stature and visibility of medical rehabilitation research at the nih act; ; s 2713 advancing precision medicine act of 2016; ; s 2745 nih strategic plan and inclusion in clinical research; ; s 2472 promoting biomedical research and public health for patients act (to reduce regulatory burden on nih-funded researchers)
manufacturing: hr 4583 to promote a 21st century energy and manufacturing workforce; ; hr 6160 chief manufacturing officer act
small business: hr 6094 regulatory relief for small businesses, schools, and nonprofits act; ; s 2973 to increase the micro-purchase threshold for universities
science/technology: hr 5049 nsf major research facility reform act of 2016; ; s 2812 sbir and sttr reauthorization and improvement act of 2016; ; hr 4783 commercializing on small business innovation act of 2016; ; hr 4945 american space renaissance act; ; hr 4755 inspiring the next space pioneers, innovators, researchers, and explorers (inspire) women act; ; s 2817 space weather research and forecasting act; ; s 2972 grant reform and new transparency act (grant); ; s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act ; ; hr 874 american super computing leadership act; ; hr 1119 research and development efficiency act; ; hr 1806 america competes reauthorization act; ; hr 1156 international science and technology cooperation act; ; hr 1158 department of energy laboratory modernization and technology transfer act; ; hr 1162 science prize competitions act; ; hr 1567 global food security act; ; hr 1561 weather forecasting improvement act; s 1331 seasonal forecasting improvement act; ; s 1573 national weather service improvement act; ; pl 114-195 global food security act of 2016; ; hr 3293 scientific research in the national interest act; ; s 779 hr 1477 fair access to science and technology research (fastr) act of 2015; ; pl 114-190 faa extension, safety, and security act of 2016

Filing 23 of 54
2016, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$15,681.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Jul 20 2016 10:14:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

environment/superfund: s 697, s 725, hr 2576 (became pub.l. 114-182, the frank r. lautenberg chemical safety for the 21st century act
science/technology: hr 5049 nsf major research facility reform act of 2016; ; s 2812 sbir and sttr reauthorization and improvement act of 2016; ; hr 4783 commercializing on small business innovation act of 2016; ; hr 4945 american space renaissance act; ; hr 4755 inspiring the next space pioneers, innovators, researchers, and explorers (inspire) women act; ; s 2817 space weather research and forecasting act; ; hr 708, s 350 fair access to science and technology research act (fastr) ; ; s 2972 grant reform and new transparency act (grant); ; s 747, hr 1398 american innovation act; ; s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act ; ; hr 874 american super computing leadership act; ; hr 1119 research and development efficiency act; ; hr 1398 a bill to prioritize funding for an expanded and sustained national investment in basic science research.; ; hr 1806 america competes reauthorization act; ; hr 1156 international science and technology cooperation act; ; hr 1158 department of energy laboratory modernization and technology transfer act; ; hr 1162 science prize competitions act; ; hr 591 engineering biology research and development act; ; hr 1567 global food security act; ; hr 1561 weather forecasting improvement act; s 1331 seasonal forecasting improvement act; ; s 1573 national weather service improvement act; ; s 454 exascale computing leadership act of 2015; ; s 1447 sustainable chemistry research and development act of 2015 ; ; s 1187 america innovates act; ; s 1252 global food security act of 2015; ; s 1297 u.s. commercial space launch competitiveness act ; ; hr 3293 scientific research in the national interest act; ; s 779 hr 1477 fair access to science and technology research (fastr) act of 2015; hr 23 national windstorm impact reduction act reauthorization of 2015; ; s 754 cyber security information sharing act of 2015; ; hr2093 space leadership preservation act; ; s 2626 higher education unmanned aircraft systems modernization act; ; hr 636 federal aviation administration reauthorization act of 2016
taxation/internal revenue code: s 108 financial aid simplification and transparency act
manufacturing: s 747, hr 1398 american innovation act; ; hr 1441, s 771 manufacturing universities act; ; s 1542 manufacturing skills act of 2015; ; s 2222 community college to career fund act
health issues: s 318, hr 531 accelerating biomedical research act; ; hr 744, s 320 medical innovation act (swear jar bill); ; hr 777 permanent investment in health research act; ; hr 6 21st century cures ; ; s 289, hr 2104 american cures act ; ; hr 2101 research for all act ; ; s 1077 advancing breakthrough devices for patients; ; hr 2337 to amend the federal food, drug, and cosmetic act to authorize priority review for breakthrough devices ; ; hr 160 protect medical innovation act of 2015 (to repeal the aca medical device tax); ; s2014 hr3466 next generation researchers act; ; hr 3171 hr 3215 hr 3429 s 1917 legislation relating to the regulation of fetal tissue research; ; hr639 improving regulatory transparency for new medical therapies act (signed into law); hr 2820 stem cell therapeutic and research reauthorization act of 2015 (signed into law); hr 2646 s1945 helping families in mental health crisis act of 2015; ; hr 3731, s 2030 rare disease fund act of 2015; ; hr 3729 limit fetal tissue research; ; s 2141 transparent ratings on usability and security to transform information technology act of 2015 or trust it act (with respect to health information technology); ; s 2624 national biomedical research act; ; s 1878 advancing hope act of 2015; ; s 2512 adding zika virus to the fda priority review voucher program act; ; s 1101 medical electronic data technology enhancement for consumers' health act; ; s 1767 combination product regulatory fairness act of 2015; ; s 1597 patient-focused impact assessment act of 2015; ; s 2055 medical countermeasure innovation act of 2016; ; s 1945 mental health reform act of 2015; ; s 1622 fda device accountability act; ; s 849 advancing research for neurological diseases act of 2015; ; s 800 enhancing the stature and visibility of medical rehabilitation research at the nih act; ; s 2700 fda and nih workforce authorities modernization act; ; s 2713 advancing precision medicine act of 2016; ; s 2745 nih strategic plan and inclusion in clinical research; ; s 2472 promoting biomedical research and public health for patients act (to reduce regulatory burden on nih-funded researchers)
immigration: hr 5203 the visa integrity and security act of 2016; ; hr 5253: strong visa integrity secures america act
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: s 2733 venue equity and non-uniformity elimination act of 2016; ; hr 9 innovation act ; ; hr 2045 targeting rogue and opaque letters (trol) act ; ; s 632 support technology and research for our nation's growth (strong) patents act ; ; hr 1791 grace period restoration act of 2015 ; ; s 926 a bill to amend the patent law to promote basic research, to stimulate publication of scientific documents, to encourage collaboration in scientific endeavors, to improve the transfer of technology to the private sector grace period restoration act of 2015; ; s 1137 protecting american talent and entrepreneurship (patent) act; ; s 2733 venue equity and non-uniformity elimination act of 2016; hr 4829 - trade protection not troll protection act; ; s 1890 hr 3326 defend trade secrets act
education: hr 3179 empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act; ; hr 3178 strengthening transparency in higher education act; ; hr 5528 simplifying the application for student aid act ; ; hr 5229 improving transition programs for all veterans act; ; hr 5530 hbcu capital financing improvement act ; ; s 2677 in the red act of 2016; ; house draft reduce act (t. reed, ny); ; s 590 campus accountability and safety act; ; hr 1310 a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965 and the jeanne clery disclosure of campus security policy and campus crime statistics act to combat campus sexual violence, and for other purposes.; ; hr 840 stem gateways act; ; s 335, hr 529 college savings plans - amend the irs code to improve 529 plans; ; s 396, hr 747 proprietary education oversight coordination improvement act; ; s 227 strengthening education through research act ; ; s 1322, hr 2092 protecting student privacy act of 2015; ; s 1195 student right to know before you go act of 2015; ; hr 2429 student loan tax debt relief act; ; hr 3403 safe campus act of 2015; ; s 1939 student protection and success act; ; hr 3178 strengthening transparency in higher education act; ; hr 3179 empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act
energy/nuclear: hr 4979 advanced nuclear technology development act of 2016; ; s 1398 energy title of america competes reauthorization act of 2015 ; ; s 1033 quadrennial energy review act of 2015; ; s 1256 advancing grid storage act of 2015; ; s 1229 a bill to require the secretary of energy to submit a plan to implement recommendations to improve interactions between the department of energy and national laboratories.; ; s 2012 north american energy security and infrastructure act of 2016; ; hr 4084 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act

Filing 24 of 54
2016, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$36,139.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Apr 20 2016 12:17:15 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

taxation/internal revenue code: s 108 financial aid simplification and transparency act; ; s 85 repay act; ; hr 26 terrorism risk insurance program reauthorization act; ; hr 636 america's small business tax relief act; our interest is in provisions regarding research and development and technology transfer activities; ; hr 1260 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend and modify the american opportunity tax credit; ; hr 529 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to improve 529 plans.; ; s 699 american opportunity tax credit permanence and consolidation act of 2015; ; hr 880 american research and competitiveness act of 2015 (make permanent the r&d tax credit) ; ; h.r. 637, to make permanent the rule allowing certain tax-free distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes; ; s. 1946 tax relief extension act of 2015. our interest is in provisions regarding the deductibility of higher education expenses or charitable donations, tax credits for research and experimentation, and other provisions favorable to entrepreneurial technology firms.; ; hr 5771, 2029 tax extenders packages (incorporated into law pl 114-113); hr 3594 federal perkins loan program extension act of 2015; ; hr 4040 bring a clean energy future act of 2015
health issues: s 318, hr 531 accelerating biomedical research act; ; hr 744, s 320 medical innovation act (swear jar bill); ; hr 777 permanent investment in health research act; ; hr 6 21st century cures ; ; s 289, hr 2104 american cures act ; ; hr 2101 research for all act ; ; s 1077 advancing breakthrough devices for patients; ; hr 2337 to amend the federal food, drug, and cosmetic act to authorize priority review for breakthrough devices ; ; hr 160 protect medical innovation act of 2015 (to repeal the aca medical device tax); ; s2014 hr3466 next generation researchers act; ; hr 3171 hr 3215 hr 3429 s 1917 legislation relating to the regulation of fetal tissue research; ; hr639 improving regulatory transparency for new medical therapies act (signed into law); hr 2820 stem cell therapeutic and research reauthorization act of 2015 (signed into law); hr 2646 s1945 helping families in mental health crisis act of 2015; ; hr 3731, s 2030 rare disease fund act of 2015; ; hr 3729 limit fetal tissue research; ; s 2141 transparent ratings on usability and security to transform information technology act of 2015 or trust it act (with respect to health information technology); ; s 2624 national biomedical research act; ; s 1878 advancing hope act of 2015; ; s 2512 adding zika virus to the fda priority review voucher program act; ; s 1101 medical electronic data technology enhancement for consumers' health act; ; s 1767 combination product regulatory fairness act of 2015; ; s 1597 patient-focused impact assessment act of 2015; ; s 2055 medical countermeasure innovation act of 2016; ; s 1945 mental health reform act of 2015; ; s 1622 fda device accountability act; ; s 849 advancing research for neurological diseases act of 2015; ; s 800 enhancing the stature and visibility of medical rehabilitation research at the nih act; ; s 2700 fda and nih workforce authorities modernization act; ; s 2713 advancing precision medicine act of 2016; ; s 2745 nih strategic plan and inclusion in clinical research; ; s 2472 promoting biomedical research and public health for patients act (to reduce regulatory burden on nih-funded researchers)
education: s. 2677 in the red act of 2016; house draft reduce act (t. reed, ny); ; s 590 campus accountability and safety act; ; hr 1310 a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965 and the jeanne clery disclosure of campus security policy and campus crime statistics act to combat campus sexual violence, and for other purposes.; ; s 98 stem jobs act; ; s 402 stem master teacher corps act; ; s 419 stem support for teachers in education and mentoring (stem 2) act; ; s 444 supporting afterschool stem act; ; hr 467 stem opportunities act; ; hr 565 stepping up to stem education act; ; hr 566 technology-enabled education innovation partnership act; ; hr 678 21st century classroom innovation act; ; hr 748 gi bill stem extension act; ; hr 794 stem master teacher corps act; ; hr 823 educating tomorrow's engineers act; ; hr 831 supporting afterschool stem act; ; hr 840 stem gateways act; ; hr 847 investing in innovation for education act; ; hr 922 science, technology, engineering, and mathematics professional readiness education preparation (stem prep) act; ; hr 1020 stem education act ; ; hr 1081 stem support for teachers in education and mentoring (stem 2) act; ; s 335, hr 529 college savings plans - amend the irs code to improve 529 plans; ; s 396, hr 747 proprietary education oversight coordination improvement act; ; s 227 strengthening education through research act ; ; s 1322, hr 2092 protecting student privacy act of 2015; ; s 1195 student right to know before you go act of 2015; ; hr 2429 student loan tax debt relief act; ; hr 3403 safe campus act of 2015; ; hr 5 - student success act; our interest is in provisions related to college access and readiness, stem education, and teacher preparation; ; campus litigation privacy act (draft legislation by sen. wyden and rep. bonamici) ; ; s 2037 hr 3512 pell grant restoration act of 2015; ; s 1482 hr 2604 need-based educational aid act of 2015; ; s 1939 student protection and success act; ; s 1177 every child achieves act of 2015s; ; hr 3177 simplifying the application for student aid act; ; hr 3178 strengthening transparency in higher education act; ; hr 3179 empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act; ; hr 3180 flexible pell grant for 21st century students act; s 1177 every student succeeds act (signed into law)
energy/nuclear: hr 351 lng permitting certainty and transparency act; ; s 535 energy efficiency improvement act; ; s 854 a bill to establish a new organization to manage nuclear waste, provide a consensual process for siting nuclear waste facilities, ensure adequate funding for managing nuclear waste, and for other purposes.; ; s 893 a bill to establish an energy productivity innovation challenge (epic) to assist energy policy innovation in the states ; ; s 1398 energy title of america competes reauthorization act of 2015 ; ; s 1033 quadrennial energy review act of 2015; ; s 1256 advancing grid storage act of 2015; ; s 1407 public land renewable energy development act of 2015; ; s 1363 a bill to require the secretary of energy to submit to congress a report assessing the capability of the department of energy to authorize, host, and oversee privately funded fusion and fission reactor prototypes ; ; s 1229 a bill to require the secretary of energy to submit a plan to implement recommendations to improve interactions between the department of energy and national laboratories.; ; s 1422 - energy workforce for the 21st century act of 2015; ; s 2089 american energy innovation act; s 720 energy savings and industrial competitiveness act of 2015; ; s 2012 energy policy modernization act of 2015; ; hr 4084 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act; ; hr 8 north american energy security and infrastructure act of 2015; ; hr 4393 - clean distributed energy grid integration act
environment/superfund: s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act; ; s 697, frank r. lautenberg chemical safety for the 21st century act, a bill to amend the toxic substances control act to reauthorize and modernize that act ; ; s 725 alan reinstein and trevor schaefer toxic chemical protection act, ; a bill to amend the toxic substances control act; ; hr 2576 tsca modernization act of 2015; ; hr 185 regulatory accountability act; ; s 708 regulatory improvement act of 2015
science/technology: s 747, hr 1398american innovation act; ; s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act ; hr 591 engineering biology research and development act of 2015; ; hr 874 american super computing leadership act; ; hr 1119 research and development efficiency act; ; hr 1398 a bill to prioritize funding for an expanded and sustained national investment in basic science research.; ; hr 1426 a bill to ensure public access to published materials concerning scientific research and development activities funded by federal science agencies.; ; hr 1791 a bill to amend the patent law to promote basic research, to stimulate publication of scientific documents, to encourage collaboration in scientific endeavors, to improve the transfer of technology to the private sector, and for other purposes.; ; hr 1806 a bill to provide for technological innovation through the prioritization of federal investment in basic research, fundamental scientific discovery, and development to improve the competitiveness of the united states, and for other purposes.; ; hr 1156 international science and technology cooperation act; ; hr 1158 department of energy laboratory modernization and technology transfer act; ; hr 1162 science prize competitions act; ; hr 591 engineering biology research and development act; ; hr 1567 global food security act; ; hr 1561 weather forecasting improvement act; s 1331 seasonal forecasting improvement act; ; s 1573 national weather service improvement act; ; s 454 exascale computing leadership act of 2015; ; s 1447 sustainable chemistry research and development act of 2015 ; ; s 1187 america innovates act; ; s 1252 global food security act of 2015; ; s 1297 u.s. commercial space launch competitiveness act ; ; hr 2262 u.s. commercial space launch competitiveness act (signed into law); ; hr 3293 scientific research in the national interest act; ; s 779 hr 1477 fair access to science and technology research (fastr) act of 2015; hr 23 national windstorm impact reduction act reauthorization of 2015; ; s 754 cyber security information sharing act of 2015; ; hr2093 space leadership preservation act; ; s 2626 higher education unmanned aircraft systems modernization act; ; s 2658 federal aviation administration reauthorization act of 2016; ; hr 636, america's small business tax relief act, is now the vehicle for faa reauth, and being looked at for energy-related tax provisions
manufacturing: s 747 american innovation act; ; s 894 innovate america act; ; hr 1004 achievement through technology and innovation reauthorization act; ; hr 1441, s 771 manufacturing universities act; ; hr 1536 innovation, research, and manufacturing act; ; s 98 stem jobs act of 2015 ; ; s 1542 manufacturing skills act of 2015 ; ; s. 1054 smart manufacturing leadership act; ; hr 2000 bridge to manufacturing jobs act
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: hr 9 innovation act ; ; hr 2045 targeting rogue and opaque letters (trol) act ; ; s 632 support technology and research for our nation's growth (strong) patents act ; ; hr 1791 grace period restoration act of 2015 ; ; s 926 a bill to amend the patent law to promote basic research, to stimulate publication of scientific documents, to encourage collaboration in scientific endeavors, to improve the transfer of technology to the private sector grace period restoration act of 2015; ; s 1137 protecting american talent and entrepreneurship (patent) act; ; s 2733 venue equity and non-uniformity elimination act of 2016; hr 4829 - trade protection not troll protection act; ; s 1890 hr 3326 defend trade secrets act
immigration: s 153 i-squared act of 2015 ; ; s 341 start-up jobs and innovation act; ; hr 962 startup act; ; hr 213 fairness for high-skilled immigrants act of 2015

Filing 25 of 54
2015, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$58,549.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Jan 20 2016 13:27:48 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

manufacturing: s 747 american innovation act; ; s 894 innovate america act; ; hr 1004 achievement through technology and innovation reauthorization act; ; hr 1441, s 771 manufacturing universities act; ; hr 1536 innovation, research, and manufacturing act; ; s 98 stem jobs act of 2015 ; ; s 1542 manufacturing skills act of 2015 ; ; s. 1054 smart manufacturing leadership act; ; hr 2000 bridge to manufacturing jobs act
education: s 590 campus accountability and safety act; ; hr 1310 a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965 and the jeanne clery disclosure of campus security policy and campus crime statistics act to combat campus sexual violence, and for other purposes.; ; s 98 stem jobs act; ; s 402 stem master teacher corps act; ; s 419 stem support for teachers in education and mentoring (stem 2) act; ; s 444 supporting afterschool stem act; ; hr 467 stem opportunities act; ; hr 565 stepping up to stem education act; ; hr 566 technology-enabled education innovation partnership act; ; hr 678 21st century classroom innovation act; ; hr 748 gi bill stem extension act; ; hr 794 stem master teacher corps act; ; hr 823 educating tomorrow's engineers act; ; hr 831 supporting afterschool stem act; ; hr 840 stem gateways act; ; hr 847 investing in innovation for education act; ; hr 922 science, technology, engineering, and mathematics professional readiness education preparation (stem prep) act; ; hr 1020 stem education act ; ; hr 1081 stem support for teachers in education and mentoring (stem 2) act; ; s 335, hr 529 college savings plans - amend the irs code to improve 529 plans; ; s 396, hr 747 proprietary education oversight coordination improvement act; ; s 227 strengthening education through research act ; ; s 1322, hr 2092 protecting student privacy act of 2015; ; s 1195 student right to know before you go act of 2015; ; hr 2429 student loan tax debt relief act; ; hr3403 safe campus act of 2015; ; h.r.5 - student success act; our interest is in provisions related to college access and readiness, stem education, and teacher preparation; ; campus litigation privacy act (draft legislation by sen. wyden and rep. bonamici) ; ; s 2037 hr 3512 pell grant restoration act of 2015; ; s 1482 hr 2604 need-based educational aid act of 2015; ; s 1939 student protection and success act; ; s 1177 every child achieves act of 2015; ; hr3177 simplifying the application for student aid act; ; hr3178 strengthening transparency in higher education act; ; hr3179 empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act; ; hr3180 flexible pell grant for 21st century students act; s1177 every student succeeds act (signed into law)
environment/superfund: s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act; ; s 697, frank r. lautenberg chemical safety for the 21st century act, a bill to amend the toxic substances control act to reauthorize and modernize that act ; ; s 725 alan reinstein and trevor schaefer toxic chemical protection act, ; a bill to amend the toxic substances control act; ; hr 2576 tsca modernization act of 2015; ; hr 185 regulatory accountability act; ; s 708 regulatory improvement act of 2015
taxation/internal revenue code: s 108 financial aid simplification and transparency act; ; s 85 repay act; ; hr 26 terrorism risk insurance program reauthorization act; ; hr 636 america's small business tax relief act; our interest is in provisions regarding research and development and technology transfer activities.; ; hr 1260 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend and modify the american opportunity tax credit; ; hr 529 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to improve 529 plans.; ; s 699 american opportunity tax credit permanence and consolidation act of 2015; ; hr 880 american research and competitiveness act of 2015 (make permanent the r&d tax credit) ; ; h.r. 637, to make permanent the rule allowing certain tax-free distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes; ; s. 1946 tax relief extension act of 2015. our interest is in provisions regarding the deductibility of higher education expenses or charitable donations, tax credits for research and experimentation, and other provisions favorable to entrepreneurial technology firms.; ; hr 5771, 2029 tax extenders packages (incorporated into law pl 114-113); hr 3594 federal perkins loan program extension act of 2015; ; hr 4040 bring a clean energy future act of 2015
immigration: s 153 i-squared act of 2015 ; ; s 341 start-up jobs and innovation act; ; hr 962 startup act; ; hr 213 fairness for high-skilled immigrants act of 2015
science/technology: s 747, hr 1398american innovation act; ; s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act ; hr 591 engineering biology research and development act of 2015; ; hr 874 american super computing leadership act; ; hr 1119 research and development efficiency act; ; hr 1398 a bill to prioritize funding for an expanded and sustained national investment in basic science research.; ; hr 1426 a bill to ensure public access to published materials concerning scientific research and development activities funded by federal science agencies.; ; hr 1791 a bill to amend the patent law to promote basic research, to stimulate publication of scientific documents, to encourage collaboration in scientific endeavors, to improve the transfer of technology to the private sector, and for other purposes.; ; hr 1806 a bill to provide for technological innovation through the prioritization of federal investment in basic research, fundamental scientific discovery, and development to improve the competitiveness of the united states, and for other purposes.; ; hr 1156 international science and technology cooperation act; ; hr 1158 department of energy laboratory modernization and technology transfer act; ; hr 1162 science prize competitions act; ; hr 591 engineering biology research and development act; ; hr 1567 global food security act; ; hr 1561 weather forecasting improvement act; s 1331 seasonal forecasting improvement act; ; s 1573 national weather service improvement act; ; s 454 exascale computing leadership act of 2015; ; s 1447 sustainable chemistry research and development act of 2015 ; ; s 1187 america innovates act; ; s 1252 global food security act of 2015; ; s 1297 u.s. commercial space launch competitiveness act ; ; hr 2262 u.s. commercial space launch competitiveness act (signed into law); ; hr 3293 scientific research in the national interest act; ; s 779 hr 1477 fair access to science and technology research (fastr) act of 2015; hr 23 national windstorm impact reduction act reauthorization of 2015; ; s 754 cyber security information sharing act of 2015
energy/nuclear: hr 351 lng permitting certainty and transparency act; ; s 535 energy efficiency improvement act; ; s 854 a bill to establish a new organization to manage nuclear waste, provide a consensual process for siting nuclear waste facilities, ensure adequate funding for managing nuclear waste, and for other purposes.; ; s 893 a bill to establish an energy productivity innovation challenge (epic) to assist energy policy innovation in the states ; ; s 1398 energy title of america competes reauthorization act of 2015 ; ; s 1033 quadrennial energy review act of 2015; ; s 1256 advancing grid storage act of 2015; ; s 1407 public land renewable energy development act of 2015; ; s 1363 a bill to require the secretary of energy to submit to congress a report assessing the capability of the department of energy to authorize, host, and oversee privately funded fusion and fission reactor prototypes ; ; s 1229 a bill to require the secretary of energy to submit a plan to implement recommendations to improve interactions between the department of energy and national laboratories.; ; s 1422 - energy workforce for the 21st century act of 2015; ; s 2089 american energy innovation act; s 720 energy savings and industrial competitiveness act of 2015; ; s 2012 energy policy modernization act of 2015; ; hr4084 nuclear energy innovation capabilities act; ; hr 8 north american energy security and infrastructure act of 2015
health issues: s 318, hr 531 accelerating biomedical research act; ; hr 744, s 320 medical innovation act (swear jar bill); ; hr 777 permanent investment in health research act; ; hr 6 21st century cures ; ; s 289, hr 2104 american cures act ; ; hr 2101 research for all act ; ; s 1077 advancing breakthrough devices for patients; ; hr 2337 to amend the federal food, drug, and cosmetic act to authorize priority review for breakthrough devices ; ; hr 160 protect medical innovation act of 2015 (to repeal the aca medical device tax); ; s2014 hr3466 next generation researchers act; ; hr 3171 hr 3215 hr 3429 s 1917 legislation relating to the regulation of fetal tissue research; ; hr639 improving regulatory transparency for new medical therapies act (signed into law); hr 2820 stem cell therapeutic and research reauthorization act of 2015 (signed into law); hr 2646 s1945 helping families in mental health crisis act of 2015; ; hr 3731 rare disease fund act of 2015 (andrew los brainchild); ; hr 3729 limit fetal tissue research; ; s 2141 transparent ratings on usability and security to transform information technology act of 2015 or trust it act (with respect to health information technology)
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: hr 9 innovation act ; ; hr 2045 targeting rogue and opaque letters (trol) act ; ; s 632 support technology and research for our nation's growth (strong) patents act ; ; hr 1791 grace period restoration act of 2015 ; ; s 926 a bill to amend the patent law to promote basic research, to stimulate publication of scientific documents, to encourage collaboration in scientific endeavors, to improve the transfer of technology to the private sector grace period restoration act of 2015; ; s 1137 protecting american talent and entrepreneurship (patent) act; ; s1890 hr3326 defend trade secrets act

Filing 26 of 54
2015, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$58,549.00 USD

Date Received

Mon Oct 19 2015 14:44:47 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

environment/superfund: s 108 financial aid simplification and transparency act; ; s 85 repay act; ; hr 26 terrorism risk insurance program reauthorization act; ; hr 636 america's small business tax relief act; our interest is in provisions regarding research and development and technology transfer activities.; ; hr 1260 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend and modify the american opportunity tax credit; ; hr 529 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to improve 529 plans.; ; s 699 american opportunity tax credit permanence and consolidation act of 2015; ; hr 880 american research and competitiveness act of 2015 (make permanent the r&d tax credit) ; ; h.r. 637, to make permanent the rule allowing certain tax-free distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes; ; s. 1946 tax relief extension act of 2015. our interest is in provisions regarding the deductibility of higher education expenses or charitable donations, tax credits for research and experimentation, and other provisions favorable to entrepreneurial technology firms.
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: hr 9 innovation act ; ; hr 2045 targeting rogue and opaque letters (trol) act ; ; s 632 support technology and research for our nation's growth (strong) patents act ; ; hr 1791 grace period restoration act of 2015 ; ; s 926 a bill to amend the patent law to promote basic research, to stimulate publication of scientific documents, to encourage collaboration in scientific endeavors, to improve the transfer of technology to the private sector grace period restoration act of 2015; ; s 1137 protecting american talent and entrepreneurship (patent) act; ; s1890 hr3326 defend trade secrets act
energy/nuclear: hr 351 lng permitting certainty and transparency act; ; s 535 energy efficiency improvement act; ; s 854 a bill to establish a new organization to manage nuclear waste, provide a consensual process for siting nuclear waste facilities, ensure adequate funding for managing nuclear waste, and for other purposes.; ; s 893 a bill to establish an energy productivity innovation challenge (epic) to assist energy policy innovation in the states ; ; s 1398 energy title of america competes reauthorization act of 2015 ; ; s 1033 quadrennial energy review act of 2015; ; s 1256 advancing grid storage act of 2015; ; s 1407 public land renewable energy development act of 2015; ; s 1363 a bill to require the secretary of energy to submit to congress a report assessing the capability of the department of energy to authorize, host, and oversee privately funded fusion and fission reactor prototypes ; ; s 1229 a bill to require the secretary of energy to submit a plan to implement recommendations to improve interactions between the department of energy and national laboratories.; ; s 1422 - energy workforce for the 21st century act of 2015; ; s 2089 american energy innovation act; s 720 energy savings and industrial competitiveness act of 2015; ; s 2012 energy policy modernization act of 2015
education: s 590 campus accountability and safety act; ; hr 1310 a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965 and the jeanne clery disclosure of campus security policy and campus crime statistics act to combat campus sexual violence, and for other purposes.; ; s 98 stem jobs act; ; s 402 stem master teacher corps act; ; s 419 stem support for teachers in education and mentoring (stem 2) act; ; s 444 supporting afterschool stem act; ; hr 467 stem opportunities act; ; hr 565 stepping up to stem education act; ; hr 566 technology-enabled education innovation partnership act; ; hr 678 21st century classroom innovation act; ; hr 748 gi bill stem extension act; ; hr 794 stem master teacher corps act; ; hr 823 educating tomorrow's engineers act; ; hr 831 supporting afterschool stem act; ; hr 840 stem gateways act; ; hr 847 investing in innovation for education act; ; hr 922 science, technology, engineering, and mathematics professional readiness education preparation (stem prep) act; ; hr 1020 stem education act ; ; hr 1081 stem support for teachers in education and mentoring (stem 2) act; ; s 335, hr 529 college savings plans - amend the irs code to improve 529 plans; ; s 396, hr 747 proprietary education oversight coordination improvement act; ; s 227 strengthening education through research act ; ; s 1322, hr 2092 protecting student privacy act of 2015; ; s 1195 student right to know before you go act of 2015; ; hr 2429 student loan tax debt relief act; ; hr3403 safe campus act of 2015; ; h.r.5 - student success act; our interest is in provisions related to college access and readiness, stem education, and teacher preparation; ; campus litigation privacy act (draft legislation by sen. wyden and rep. bonamici) ; ; s 2037 hr 3512 pell grant restoration act of 2015; ; s 1482 hr 2604 need-based educational aid act of 2015; ; s 1939 student protection and success act; ; s 1177 every child achieves act of 2015; ; hr3177 simplifying the application for student aid act; ; hr3178 strengthening transparency in higher education act; ; hr3179 empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act; ; hr3180 flexible pell grant for 21st century students act
manufacturing: s 747 american innovation act; ; s 894 innovate america act; ; hr 1004 achievement through technology and innovation reauthorization act; ; hr 1441, s 771 manufacturing universities act; ; hr 1536 innovation, research, and manufacturing act; ; s 98 stem jobs act of 2015 ; ; s 1542 manufacturing skills act of 2015 ; ; s. 1054 smart manufacturing leadership act; ; hr 2000 bridge to manufacturing jobs act; ; ; regulation (philip, bill); s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act; ; s 697, frank r. lautenberg chemical safety for the 21st century act, a bill to amend the toxic substances control act to reauthorize and modernize that act ; ; s 725 alan reinstein and trevor schaefer toxic chemical protection act, ; a bill to amend the toxic substances control act; ; hr 2576 tsca modernization act of 2015; ; hr 185 regulatory accountability act; ; s 708 regulatory improvement act of 2015
science/technology: s 747, hr 1398american innovation act; ; s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act ; hr 591 engineering biology research and development act of 2015; ; hr 874 american super computing leadership act; ; hr 1119 research and development efficiency act; ; hr 1398 a bill to prioritize funding for an expanded and sustained national investment in basic science research.; ; hr 1426 a bill to ensure public access to published materials concerning scientific research and development activities funded by federal science agencies.; ; hr 1791 a bill to amend the patent law to promote basic research, to stimulate publication of scientific documents, to encourage collaboration in scientific endeavors, to improve the transfer of technology to the private sector, and for other purposes.; ; hr 1806 a bill to provide for technological innovation through the prioritization of federal investment in basic research, fundamental scientific discovery, and development to improve the competitiveness of the united states, and for other purposes.; ; hr 1156 international science and technology cooperation act; ; hr 1158 department of energy laboratory modernization and technology transfer act; ; hr 1162 science prize competitions act; ; hr 591 engineering biology research and development act; ; hr 1567 global food security act; ; hr 1561 weather forecasting improvement act; s 1331 seasonal forecasting improvement act; ; s 1573 national weather service improvement act; ; s 454 exascale computing leadership act of 2015; ; s 1447 sustainable chemistry research and development act of 2015 ; ; s 1187 america innovates act; ; s 1252 global food security act of 2015; ; s 1297 u.s. commercial space launch competitiveness act ; ; hr 2262 space act of 2015 ; ; hr 3293 scientific research in the national interest act; ; s 779 hr 1477 fair access to science and technology research (fastr) act of 2015; hr 23 national windstorm impact reduction act reauthorization of 2015; ; ; innovation, manufacturing, workforce (philip, bill); ; s 747 american innovation act; ; s 894 innovate america act; ; hr 1004 achievement through technology and innovation reauthorization act; ; hr 1441, s 771 manufacturing universities act; ; hr 1536 innovation, research, and manufacturing act; ; s 98 stem jobs act of 2015 ; ; s 1542 manufacturing skills act of 2015 ; ; s. 1054 smart manufacturing leadership act; ; hr 2000 bridge to manufacturing jobs act
taxation/internal revenue code: s 108 financial aid simplification and transparency act; ; s 85 repay act; ; hr 26 terrorism risk insurance program reauthorization act; ; hr 636 america's small business tax relief act; our interest is in provisions regarding research and development and technology transfer activities.; ; hr 1260 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend and modify the american opportunity tax credit; ; hr 529 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to improve 529 plans.; ; s 699 american opportunity tax credit permanence and consolidation act of 2015; ; hr 880 american research and competitiveness act of 2015 (make permanent the r&d tax credit) ; ; h.r. 637, to make permanent the rule allowing certain tax-free distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes; ; s. 1946 tax relief extension act of 2015. our interest is in provisions regarding the deductibility of higher education expenses or charitable donations, tax credits for research and experimentation, and other provisions favorable to entrepreneurial technology firms.
health issues: s 318, hr 531 accelerating biomedical research act; ; hr 744, s 320 medical innovation act (swear jar bill); ; hr 777 permanent investment in health research act; ; hr 6 21st century cures ; ; s 289, hr 2104 american cures act ; ; hr 2101 research for all act ; ; s 1077 advancing breakthrough devices for patients; ; hr 2337 to amend the federal food, drug, and cosmetic act to authorize priority review for breakthrough devices ; ; hr 160 protect medical innovation act of 2015 (to repeal the aca medical device tax); ; s2014 hr3466 next generation researchers act; ; hr 3171 hr 3215 hr 3429 s 1917 legislation relating to the regulation of fetal tissue research
immigration: s 153 i-squared act of 2015 ; ; s 341 start-up jobs and innovation act; ; hr 962 startup act; ; hr 213 fairness for high-skilled immigrants act of 2015

Filing 27 of 54
2015, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$29,766.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Jul 17 2015 14:22:25 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: hr 9 innovation act ; ; hr 2045 targeting rogue and opaque letters (trol) act ; ; s 632 support technology and research for our nation's growth (strong) patents act ; ; hr 1791 grace period restoration act of 2015 ; ; s 926 a bill to amend the patent law to promote basic research, to stimulate publication of scientific documents, to encourage collaboration in scientific endeavors, to improve the transfer of technology to the private sector grace period restoration act of 2015; ; s 1137 protecting american talent and entrepreneurship (patent) act
education: s 590 campus accountability and safety act; ; hr 1310 a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965 and the jeanne clery disclosure of campus security policy and campus crime statistics act to combat campus sexual violence, and for other purposes.; ; s 98 stem jobs act; ; s 402 stem master teacher corps act; ; s 419 stem support for teachers in education and mentoring (stem 2) act; ; s 444 supporting afterschool stem act; ; hr 467 stem opportunities act; ; hr 565 stepping up to stem education act; ; hr 566 technology-enabled education innovation partnership act; ; hr 678 21st century classroom innovation act; ; hr 748 gi bill stem extension act; ; hr 794 stem master teacher corps act; ; hr 823 educating tomorrow's engineers act; ; hr 831 supporting afterschool stem act; ; hr 840 stem gateways act; ; hr 847 investing in innovation for education act; ; hr 922 science, technology, engineering, and mathematics professional readiness education preparation (stem prep) act; ; hr 1020 stem education act; ; hr 1081 stem support for teachers in education and mentoring (stem 2) act; ; s 335, hr 529 college savings plans - amend the irs code to improve 529 plans; ; s 396, hr 747 proprietary education oversight coordination improvement act; ; s 227 strengthening education through research act ; ; s 1322, hr 2092 protecting student privacy act of 2015; ; s 1195 student right to know before you go act of 2015; ; hr 2429 student loan tax debt relief act; ; h.r.5 - student success act; our interest is in provisions related to college access and readiness, stem education, and teacher preparation
immigration: s 153 i-squared act of 2015 ; ; s 341 start-up jobs and innovation act; ; hr 962 startup act; ; hr 213 fairness for high-skilled immigrants act of 2015; ; ; health (bill); ; s 318, hr 531 accelerating biomedical research act; ; hr 744, s 320 medical innovation act (swear jar bill); ; hr 777 permanent investment in health research act; ; hr 6 21st century cures ; ; s 289, hr 2104 american cures act ; ; hr 2101 research for all act ; ; s 1077 advancing breakthrough devices for patients; ; hr 2337 to amend the federal food, drug, and cosmetic act to authorize priority review for breakthrough devices ; ; hr 160 protect medical innovation act of 2015 (to repeal the aca medical device tax)
manufacturing: s 747 american innovation act; ; s 894 innovate america act; ; hr 1004 achievement through technology and innovation reauthorization act; ; hr 1441, s 771 manufacturing universities act; ; hr 1536 innovation, research, and manufacturing act; ; s 98 stem jobs act of 2015 ; ; s 1542 manufacturing skills act of 2015 ; ; s. 1054 smart manufacturing leadership act; ; hr 2000 bridge to manufacturing jobs act; ; ; regulation (philip, bill); s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act; ; s 697, frank r. lautenberg chemical safety for the 21st century act, a bill to amend the toxic substances control act to reauthorize and modernize that act ; ; s 725 alan reinstein and trevor schaefer toxic chemical protection act, ; a bill to amend the toxic substances control act; ; hr 2576 tsca modernization act of 2015; ; hr 185 regulatory accountability act; ; s 708 regulatory improvement act of 2015
taxation/internal revenue code: s 108 financial aid simplification and transparency act; ; s 85 repay act; ; hr 26 terrorism risk insurance program reauthorization act; ; hr 636 america's small business tax relief act; our interest is in provisions regarding research and development and technology transfer activities.; ; hr 1260 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend and modify the american opportunity tax credit; ; hr 529 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to improve 529 plans.; ; s 699 american opportunity tax credit permanence and consolidation act of 2015; ; hr 880 american research and competitiveness act of 2015 (make permanent the r&d tax credit) ; ; h.r. 637, to make permanent the rule allowing certain tax-free distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes
chemicals/chemical industry: s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act; ; s 697, frank r. lautenberg chemical safety for the 21st century act, a bill to amend the toxic substances control act to reauthorize and modernize that act ; ; s 725 alan reinstein and trevor schaefer toxic chemical protection act, ; a bill to amend the toxic substances control act; ; hr 2576 tsca modernization act of 2015; ; hr 185 regulatory accountability act; ; s 708 regulatory improvement act of 2015
energy/nuclear: hr 351 lng permitting certainty and transparency act; ; s 535 energy efficiency improvement act; ; s 854 a bill to establish a new organization to manage nuclear waste, provide a consensual process for siting nuclear waste facilities, ensure adequate funding for managing nuclear waste, and for other purposes.; ; s 893 a bill to establish an energy productivity innovation challenge (epic) to assist energy policy innovation in the states ; ; s 1398 energy title of america competes reauthorization act of 2015 ; ; s 1033 quadrennial energy review act of 2015; ; s 1256 advancing grid storage act of 2015; ; s 1407 public land renewable energy development act of 2015; ; s 1363 a bill to require the secretary of energy to submit to congress a report assessing the capability of the department of energy to authorize, host, and oversee privately funded fusion and fission reactor prototypes ; ; s 1229 a bill to require the secretary of energy to submit a plan to implement recommendations to improve interactions between the department of energy and national laboratories.; ; s 1422 - energy workforce for the 21st century act of 2015
health issues: s 318, hr 531 accelerating biomedical research act; ; hr 744, s 320 medical innovation act (swear jar bill); ; hr 777 permanent investment in health research act; ; hr 6 21st century cures ; ; s 289, hr 2104 american cures act ; ; hr 2101 research for all act ; ; s 1077 advancing breakthrough devices for patients; ; hr 2337 to amend the federal food, drug, and cosmetic act to authorize priority review for breakthrough devices ; ; hr 160 protect medical innovation act of 2015 (to repeal the aca medical device tax)
science/technology: s 747, hr 1398american innovation act; ; s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act ; hr 591 engineering biology research and development act of 2015; ; hr 874 american super computing leadership act; ; hr 1119 research and development efficiency act; ; hr 1398 a bill to prioritize funding for an expanded and sustained national investment in basic science research.; ; hr 1426 a bill to ensure public access to published materials concerning scientific research and development activities funded by federal science agencies.; ; hr 1791 a bill to amend the patent law to promote basic research, to stimulate publication of scientific documents, to encourage collaboration in scientific endeavors, to improve the transfer of technology to the private sector, and for other purposes.; ; hr 1806 a bill to provide for technological innovation through the prioritization of federal investment in basic research, fundamental scientific discovery, and development to improve the competitiveness of the united states, and for other purposes.; ; hr 1156 international science and technology cooperation act; ; hr 1158 department of energy laboratory modernization and technology transfer act; ; hr 1162 science prize competitions act; ; hr 591 engineering biology research and development act; ; hr 1567 global food security act; ; hr 1561 weather forecasting improvement act; ; s 454 exascale computing leadership act of 2015; ; s 1447 sustainable chemistry research and development act of 2015 ; ; s 1187 america innovates act; ; s 1252 global food security act of 2015; ; s 1297 u.s. commercial space launch competitiveness act ; ; hr 2262 space act of 2015

Filing 28 of 54
2015, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$56,235.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Apr 21 2015 11:29:13 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

health issues: s 318, hr 531 accelerating biomedical research act; ; hr 744, s 320 medical innovation act (swear jar bill); ; hr 777 permanent investment in health research act; ; 21st century cures (house discussion draft) from energy and commerce committee; ; s 289 american cures act
energy/nuclear: hr 351 lng permitting certainty and transparency act; ; s 535 energy efficiency improvement act; ; s 854 a bill to establish a new organization to manage nuclear waste, provide a consensual process for siting nuclear waste facilities, ensure adequate funding for managing nuclear waste, and for other purposes.; ; s 893 a bill to establish an energy productivity innovation challenge (epic) to assist energy policy innovation in the states
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: hr 9 innovation act ; ; targeting rogue and opaque letters (trol) act (house discussion draft) ; ; s 632 support technology and research for our nation's growth (strong) patents act ; ; hr 1791 grace period restoration act of 2015 ; ; s 926 a bill to amend the patent law to promote basic research, to stimulate publication of scientific documents, to encourage collaboration in scientific endeavors, to improve the transfer of technology to the private sector grace period restoration act of 2015
science/technology: american innovation act (s.747, h.r. 1398); ; secret science reform act (s.544, h.r.1030); engineering biology research and development act of 2015 (h.r. 591); ; hr 874 american super computing leadership act; ; hr 1119 research and development efficiency act; ; hr 1398 a bill to prioritize funding for an expanded and sustained national investment in basic science research.; ; hr 1426 a bill to ensure public access to published materials concerning scientific research and development activities funded by federal science agencies.; ; hr 1791 a bill to amend the patent law to promote basic research, to stimulate publication of scientific documents, to encourage collaboration in scientific endeavors, to improve the transfer of technology to the private sector, and for other purposes.; ; hr 1806 a bill to provide for technological innovation through the prioritization of federal investment in basic research, fundamental scientific discovery, and development to improve the competitiveness of the united states, and for other purposes.; ; hr 1156 international science and technology cooperation act; ; hr 1158 department of energy laboratory modernization and technology transfer act; ; hr 1162 science prize competitions act; ; hr 591 engineering biology research and development act; ; hr 1567 global food security act; s 544, hr 1030 secret science reform act; ; s 697, frank r. lautenberg chemical safety for the 21st century act, a bill to amend the toxic substances control act to reauthorize and modernize that act ; ; s 725 alan reinstein and trevor schaefer toxic chemical protection act, ; a bill to amend the toxic substances control act; ; hr 185 regulatory accountability act
education: s 590 campus accountability and safety act; ; hr 1310 a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965 and the jeanne clery disclosure of campus security policy and campus crime statistics act to combat campus sexual violence, and for other purposes.; ; s 98 stem jobs act; ; s 402 stem master teacher corps act; ; s 419 stem support for teachers in education and mentoring (stem 2) act; ; s 444 supporting afterschool stem act; ; hr 467 stem opportunities act; ; hr 565 stepping up to stem education act; ; hr 566 technology-enabled education innovation partnership act; ; hr 678 21st century classroom innovation act; ; hr 748 gi bill stem extension act; ; hr 794 stem master teacher corps act; ; hr 823 educating tomorrow's engineers act; ; hr 831 supporting afterschool stem act; ; hr 840 stem gateways act; ; hr 847 investing in innovation for education act; ; hr 922 science, technology, engineering, and mathematics professional readiness education preparation (stem prep) act; ; hr 1020 stem education act; ; hr 1081 stem support for teachers in education and mentoring (stem 2) act
taxation/internal revenue code: s 108 financial aid simplification and transparency act; ; s 85 repay act; ; hr 26 terrorism risk insurance program reauthorization act; ; hr 636 america's small business tax relief act; our interest is in provisions regarding research and development and technology transfer activities.; ; hr 1260 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend and modify the american opportunity tax credit; ; hr 529 a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to improve 529 plans.
manufacturing: s 747 american innovation act; ; s 894 innovate america act; ; hr 1004 achievement through technology and innovation reauthorization act; ; hr 1441 manufacturing universities act; ; hr 1536 innovation, research, and manufacturing act; ; stem jobs act of 2015 (s. 98)
immigration: s 153 i-squared act of 2015 ; ; s 341 start-up jobs and innovation act; ; hr 962 startup act

Filing 29 of 54
2014, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$44,701.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Sep 05 2017 11:37:52 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

education: college affordability and innovation act of 2014 (s.1969); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; pell grant protection act (h.r.4373, s. 2194); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; transferring credits for college completion act (h.r.4348); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; the best return on america's investment now (brain) act , (h.r.4467); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; the strengthening education through research act (hr 4366); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; protecting aid for students act of 2014 (s. 2385) and campus debit cards act (h.r. 4714) ; our interest is with the entire bill.
manufacturing: revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s. 1468, h.r. 2996); our interest is with the entire bill.
energy/nuclear: attain act of 2014 (s. 2129); our interest is with the entire bill.
taxation/internal revenue code: expiring provisions improvement reform and efficiency (expire) act (s. 2260); our interest is with provisions regarding charitable donations and deductions or credits for tuition.; ; permanent ira charitable contribution act of 2014 (h.r. 4619); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; american research and competitiveness act of 2014 (h.r.4438); our interest is with the entire bill.
science/technology: fair access to science and technology research (fastr) (h.r. 708); fair access to science and technology research (fastr) (s. 350); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s. 1468, h.r. 2996); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; transfer act (h.r. 2981); our interest is in the entire bill. ; ; chemical safety improvement act (s. 1009); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; chemicals in commerce act (house discussion draft); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; digital accountability and transparency act energy (s. 994); our interest is in provisions regarding federal research agencies, and access for research purposes to data from other federal agencies.; ; energy savings and industrial competitiveness act (s.2262, s.amdt.3023, h.r. 1616); our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: in states to achieve tuition equity (in-state) for dreamers act of 2014 (s. 1943) ; our interest is with the entire bill.
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: the innovation act (h.r. 3309) ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; ; the patent transparency and improvements act of 2013 (s. 1720) and related bills ; our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: the american cures act (s. 2115); our interest is with the entire bill

Filing 30 of 54
2014, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$44,701.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Mar 21 2017 10:54:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

immigration: in states to achieve tuition equity (in-state) for dreamers act of 2014 (s. 1943) ; our interest is with the entire bill.
energy/nuclear: attain act of 2014 (s. 2129); our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: the american cures act (s. 2115); our interest is with the entire bill
science/technology: fair access to science and technology research (fastr) (h.r. 708); fair access to science and technology research (fastr) (s. 350); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s. 1468, h.r. 2996); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; transfer act (h.r. 2981); our interest is in the entire bill. ; ; chemical safety improvement act (s. 1009); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; chemicals in commerce act (house discussion draft); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; digital accountability and transparency act energy (s. 994); our interest is in provisions regarding federal research agencies, and access for research purposes to data from other federal agencies.; ; energy savings and industrial competitiveness act (s.2262, s.amdt.3023, h.r. 1616); our interest is with the entire bill.
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: the innovation act (h.r. 3309) ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; ; the patent transparency and improvements act of 2013 (s. 1720) and related bills ; our interest is with the entire bill.
education: college affordability and innovation act of 2014 (s.1969); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; pell grant protection act (h.r.4373, s. 2194); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; transferring credits for college completion act (h.r.4348); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; the best return on america's investment now (brain) act , (h.r.4467); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; the strengthening education through research act (hr 4366); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; protecting aid for students act of 2014 (s. 2385) and campus debit cards act (h.r. 4714) ; our interest is with the entire bill.
manufacturing: revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s. 1468, h.r. 2996); our interest is with the entire bill.
taxation/internal revenue code: expiring provisions improvement reform and efficiency (expire) act (s. 2260); our interest is with provisions regarding charitable donations and deductions or credits for tuition.; ; permanent ira charitable contribution act of 2014 (h.r. 4619); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; american research and competitiveness act of 2014 (h.r.4438); our interest is with the entire bill.

Filing 31 of 54
2014, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$23,127.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Jan 20 2015 10:22:01 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

aerospace: national aeronautics and space administration authorization act of 2014 (h.r. 4412); our interest is in provisions related to research and development, especially regarding basic research.
manufacturing: revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s. 1468, h.r. 2996); our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: in states to achieve tuition equity (in-state) for dreamers act of 2014 (s. 1943) (philip); our interest is with the entire bill.
defense: national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2015 (h.r. 4435) ; our interest is in provisions related to research and development, especially regarding to basic research.
taxation/internal revenue code: pub.l. 113-295 (h.r. 5771) tax increase prevention act of 2014; our interest is in provisions regarding the tax deduction of qualified tuition and related expenses; and the tax exemption of distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes.
science/technology: competes reauthorization:; frontiers in innovation, research, science, and technology (first) act (h.r. 4186); america competes reauthorization act of 2014 (h.r. 4159); department of energy research and development act (h.r. 4869); ; our interest is with the entirety of all three bills.
health issues: the american cures act (s. 2115); our interest is with the entire bill. (bill); ; accelerating biomedical research act (h.r. 5580); our interest is with the entire bill. (bill); ; invest for a healthy future act; our interest is with the entire bill. (bill); ; ; medical electronic data technology enhancement for consumers health act (s. 977)
energy/nuclear: attain act of 2014 (s. 2129); our interest is with the entire bill. (philip, bill) s. 2273 (113th): department of defense energy security act of 2014; our interest is with the entire bill. (bill/philip); h.r. 2495 (113th): american super computing leadership act; our interest is with the entire bill.
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: the innovation act (h.r. 3309) ; our interest is with the entire bill. (bill); ; the patent transparency and improvements act of 2013 (s. 1720) and related bills ; our interest is with the entire bill. (bill); ; targeting rogue and opaque letters (trol) act (house discussion draft) (bill); ; grace period restoration act of 2014 (senate discussion draft)
education: college affordability and innovation act of 2014 (s.1969); our interest is with the entire bill. (philip); ; pell grant protection act (h.r.4373, s. 2194); our interest is with the entire bill. (philip); ; transferring credits for college completion act (h.r.4348); our interest is with the entire bill. (philip); ; the best return on america's investment now (brain) act , (h.r.4467); our interest is with the entire bill. (philip); ; the strengthening education through research act (hr 4366); our interest is with the entire bill. (philip); ; protecting aid for students act of 2014 (s. 2385) and campus debit cards act (h.r. 4714) ; our interest is with the entire bill. (philip); ; bank on students emergency loan refinancing act; our interest is with the entire bill. (philip); ; campus accountability and safety act ( s. 2692 , h.r. 5354); our interest is with the entire bill. (philip); ; advancing competency-based education demonstration project act (h.r. 3136); our interest is with the entire bill. (philip); ; strengthening transparency in higher education act (h.r. 4983)s; our interest is with the entire bill. (philip); ; empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act (h.r. 4984).

Filing 32 of 54
2014, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$45,287.00 USD

Date Received

Mon Oct 20 2014 13:59:35 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

taxation/internal revenue code: expiring provisions improvement reform and efficiency (expire) act (s. 2260); our interest is with provisions regarding charitable donations and deductions or credits for tuition.permanent ira charitable contribution act of 2014 (h.r. 4619); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; american research and competitiveness act of 2014 (h.r.4438); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; the america gives more act of 2014 (h.r. 4719); our interest is in provisions regarding donations to universities.
aviation/airlines/airports: national aeronautics and space administration authorization act of 2014 (h.r. 4412); our interest is in provisions related to research and development, especially regarding to basic research.
education: college affordability and innovation act of 2014 (s.1969); our interest is with the entire bill.pell grant protection act (h.r.4373, s. 2194); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; transferring credits for college completion act (h.r.4348); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; the best return on america's investment now (brain) act , (h.r.4467); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; the strengthening education through research act (hr 4366); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; protecting aid for students act of 2014 (s. 2385) and campus debit cards act (h.r. 4714) ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; bank on students emergency loan refinancing act; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; campus accountability and safety act ( s. 2692 , h.r. 5354); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; advancing competency-based education demonstration project act (h.r. 3136); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; strengthening transparency in higher education act (h.r. 4983); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act (h.r. 4984).
immigration: in states to achieve tuition equity (in-state) for dreamers act of 2014 (s. 1943) (philip); our interest is with the entire bill.
manufacturing: revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s. 1468, h.r. 2996); our interest is with the entire bill.
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: the innovation act (h.r. 3309) ; our interest is with the entire bill.the patent transparency and improvements act of 2013 (s. 1720) and related bills ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; targeting rogue and opaque letters (trol) act (house discussion draft) ; ; grace period restoration act of 2014 (senate discussion draft)
science/technology: competes reauthorization:; frontiers in innovation, research, science, and technology (first) act (h.r. 4186); america competes reauthorization act of 2014 (h.r. 4159); department of energy research and development actfair access to science and technology research (fastr) (h.r. 708); fair access to science and technology research (fastr) (s. 350); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s. 1468, h.r. 2996); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; transfer act (h.r. 2981); our interest is in the entire bill. ; ; chemical safety improvement act (s. 1009); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; chemicals in commerce act (house discussion draft); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; digital accountability and transparency act energy (s. 994); our interest is in provisions regarding federal research agencies, and access for research purposes to data from other federal agencies.; ; energy savings and industrial competitiveness act (s.2262, s.amdt.3023, h.r. 1616); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; secret science reform act (s. 2613, h.r. 4012); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; h.r. 5035 - to reauthorize the national institute of standards and technology, and for other purposes ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; ; h.r. 5120 - the department of energy laboratory modernization and technology transfer act of 2014; our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: the american cures act (s. 2115); our interest is with the entire bill.accelerating biomedical research act (h.r. 5580); our interest is with the entire bill.
energy/nuclear: attain act of 2014 (s. 2129); our interest is with the entire bill.
defense: national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2015 (h.r. 4435) ; our interest is in provisions related to research and development, especially regarding to basic research.

Filing 33 of 54
2014, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$44,701.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Jul 18 2014 10:56:07 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: the innovation act (h.r. 3309) ; our interest is with the entire bill.the patent transparency and improvements act of 2013 (s. 1720) and related bills ; our interest is with the entire bill.
taxation/internal revenue code: expiring provisions improvement reform and efficiency (expire) act (s. 2260); our interest is with provisions regarding charitable donations and deductions or credits for tuition.permanent ira charitable contribution act of 2014 (h.r. 4619); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; american research and competitiveness act of 2014 (h.r.4438); our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: in states to achieve tuition equity (in-state) for dreamers act of 2014 (s. 1943) ; our interest is with the entire bill.
energy/nuclear: attain act of 2014 (s. 2129); our interest is with the entire bill.
education: college affordability and innovation act of 2014 (s.1969); our interest is with the entire bill.pell grant protection act (h.r.4373, s. 2194); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; transferring credits for college completion act (h.r.4348); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; the best return on america's investment now (brain) act , (h.r.4467); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; the strengthening education through research act (hr 4366); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; protecting aid for students act of 2014 (s. 2385) and campus debit cards act (h.r. 4714) ; our interest is with the entire bill.
manufacturing: revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s. 1468, h.r. 2996); our interest is with the entire bill.
science/technology: fair access to science and technology research (fastr) (h.r. 708); fair access to science and technology research (fastr) (s. 350); our interest is with the entire bill.revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s. 1468, h.r. 2996); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; transfer act (h.r. 2981); our interest is in the entire bill. ; ; chemical safety improvement act (s. 1009); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; chemicals in commerce act (house discussion draft); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; digital accountability and transparency act energy (s. 994); our interest is in provisions regarding federal research agencies, and access for research purposes to data from other federal agencies.; ; energy savings and industrial competitiveness act (s.2262, s.amdt.3023, h.r. 1616); our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: the american cures act (s. 2115); our interest is with the entire bill.

Filing 34 of 54
2014, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$45,218.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Apr 18 2014 12:54:11 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

immigration: in states to achieve tuition equity (in-state) for dreamers act of 2014 (s. 1943) (philip); our interest is with the entire bill.
defense: national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2014 (h.r. 1960) ; our interest is in provisions related to research and development, especially regarding to basic research.
science/technology: frontiers in innovation, research, science, and technology (first) act (h.r. 4186); america competes reauthorization act of 2014 (h.r. 4159); enabling innovation for science, technology, and energy in america (einstein) act, draft; our interest is with the entirety of all three bills.
education: college affordability and innovation act of 2014 (s.1969); our interest is with the entire bill. ; pell grant protection act (h.r.4373, s. 3194); our interest is with the entire bill.
science/technology: fair access to science and technology research (fastr) (h.r. 708); fair access to science and technology research (fastr) (s. 350); our interest is with the entire bill.revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s. 1468, h.r. 2996); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; transfer act (h.r. 2981); our interest is in the entire bill. ; ; chemical safety improvement act (s. 1009); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; chemicals in commerce act (house discussion draft); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; digital accountability and transparency act energy (s. 994); our interest is in provisions regarding federal research agencies, and access for research purposes to data from other federal agencies.; ; energy savings and industrial competitiveness act (s. 2074, h.r. 1616); our interest is with the entire bill.
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: the innovation act (h.r. 3309) our interest is with the entire bill. ; the patent transparency and improvements act of 2013 (s. 1720) and related bills ; (s. 1612), (s. 1013), (s. 866). ; our interest is with major provisions in each of these bills
education: revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s. 1468, h.r. 2996); our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: the american cures act (s. 2115); our interest is with the entire bill.; kids research first act (h.r. 1724); our interest is with the entire bill.

Filing 35 of 54
2013, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$24,348.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Jan 21 2014 14:12:04 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

immigration: s.744 border security, economic opportunity, and immigration modernization act; our interest is with the immigration provisions for stem degree holders and other highly skilled individuals, and with the provisions regarding access to education and a path to citizenship for dreamers (unauthorized youth who were brought to the u.s. as children).
health issues: h.r. 1724 kids research first act ; our interest is with the entire bill.
education: 21st century stem competitive jobs act (h.r.2159); our interest is with the entire bill.
science/technology: s. 350 fair access to science and technology research (fastr); our interest is with the entire billrevitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s 1468, hr 2996); our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; transfer act (h.r. 2981); our interest is in the entire bill.; ; chemical safety improvement act (s. 1009); our interest is with the entire bill.
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: the innovation act (h.r. 3309) ; our interest is with the entire bill.the patent transparency and improvements act of 2013 (s. 1720) and related bills ; (s. 1612), (s. 1013), (s. 866). ; our interest is with the entire bill and related language under consideration for inclusion from the other bills on the issues of so-called patent trolls. ; ; aaron's law act of 2013 (hr 2454, s.1196) ; our interest is with the entire bill.

Filing 36 of 54
2013, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$43,106.00 USD

Date Received

Mon Oct 21 2013 13:31:54 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

immigration: s.744 border security, economic opportunity, and immigration modernization act; our interest is with the immigration provisions for stem degree holders and other highly skilled individuals, and with the provisions regarding access to education and a path to citizenship for dreamers (unauthorized youth who were brought to the u.s. as children).
science/technology: h.r. 708 fair access to science and technology research (fastr); s. 350 fair access to science and technology research (fastr); our interest is with the entire bill.revitalize american manufacturing and innovation act of 2013 (s 1468, hr 2996); our interest is with the entire bill. (philip, bill); ; transfer act (h.r. 2981); our interest is in the entire bill. (amanda/philip); ; ; h.(unnumbered discussion draft) high quality research act; our interest is in the entire bill. (amanda/bill/philip); ; competes bill, house and senate drafts; our interest is in the entire bill. (amanda/bill/philip); ; chemical safety improvement act (s. 1009); our interest is with the entire bill. (philip); ; helium stewardship act of 2013 (pl 113-40)
education: 21st century stem competitive jobs act (h.r.2159); our interest is with the entire bill.
law enforcement/crime/criminal justice: aaron's law act of 2013 (hr 2454, s.1196); our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: h.r. 1724 kids research first act ; our interest is with the entire bill.

Filing 37 of 54
2013, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$26,829.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Jul 19 2013 14:20:57 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

health issues: h.r. 1724 kids research first act ; our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: s.744 border security, economic opportunity, and immigration modernization act; our interest is with the immigration provisions for stem degree holders and other highly skilled individuals, and with the provisions regarding access to education and a path to citizenship for dreamers (unauthorized youth who were brought to the u.s. as children).h. r. 2131 the skills visa act; our interest is with the entire bill.
science/technology: h.r. 708 fair access to science and technology research (fastr); s. 350 fair access to science and technology research (fastr); our interest is with the entire bill.s. 310 startup 3.0; we are interested in the entire bill. ; ; h.(unnumbered discussion draft) high quality research act; our interest is in the entire bill.

Filing 38 of 54
2013, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$66,894.00 USD

Date Received

Mon Apr 22 2013 15:11:46 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

science/technology: h.r. 708 fair access to science and technology research (fastr); s. 350 fair access to science and technology research (fastr); our interest is with the entire bill.
copyright/patent/trademark: first-inventor-to-file final rules (78 fed. reg. 11024, february 14, 2013) we are concerned with the entire regulation. ; first-inventor-to-file final guidance (78 fed. reg. 11059, february 14, 2013) we are concerned with the the entire regulation.
immigration: .1 -- immigration reform that works for america's future act; we are interested in the entire bill.; s.169 i-squared act.; we are interested in the entire bill.
science/technology: s. 310 startup 3.0; we are interested in the entire bill.

Filing 39 of 54
2013, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$24,017.00 USD

Date Received

Mon Apr 22 2013 14:07:54 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

copyright/patent/trademark: first-inventor-to-file final guidance (78 fed. reg. 11059, february 14, 2013) we are concerned with the the entire regulation.
science/technology: h.r. 708 fair access to science and technology research (fastr); s. 350 fair access to science and technology research (fastr); our interest is with the entire bill.
science/technology: s. 310 startup 3.0; we are interested in the entire bill.
copyright/patent/trademark: first-inventor-to-file final rules (78 fed. reg. 11024, february 14, 2013) we are concerned with the entire regulation.
immigration: s.1 -- immigration reform that works for america's future act; we are interested in the entire bill.; s.169 i-squared act.; we are interested in the entire bill.

Filing 40 of 54
2012, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$22,020.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Jan 22 2013 12:50:45 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

immigration: s. 3553: benefits to research and american innovation through nationality statutes act of 2012 ; our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: achieve act s. 3639: a bill to amend the immigration and nationality act to give long-term resident youth the ability to contribute to the safety and economic growth of the united states ; our interest is with the entire bill.
copyright/patent/trademark: s. 3217: start up act 2.0 ; h.r.5893 (startup 2.0) ; our interest is with the entire bill.
energy/nuclear: s.2146 clean energy standard act of 2012. a bill that seeks to modernize our nations power sector and guide it toward a future in which more and more electricity is generated with cleaner and cleaner energy. ; our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: h.r. 2 to repeal the health care law and health care-related provisions in the health care and education reconciliation act of 2010. ; our interest is in the provisions related to student health care plans.
energy/nuclear: s.3352 expanding industrial energy efficiency & water efficiency incentives act of 2012. a bill to improve and extend energy-related tax provisions. ; our interest is with the entire bill.
transportation: h.r. 4348 moving ahead for progress in the 21st century act; our interest was in the university transportation centers provisions in the surface transportation section.
aerospace: hr 4310 house national defense authorization act ; our concern is regarding the section on jurisdiction of research satellites
immigration: h.r. 6429: stem jobs act of 2012; our interest is with the entire bill.
science/technology: h.r. 2146 digital accountability and transparency act (data act) of 2011 and s. 3600 digital accountability and transparency act (data act) of 2012 ; our interest is with the entire bills.
aerospace: s 3211 safeguarding united states satellite leadership and security act of 2012 ; our concern is regarding the section on jurisdiction of research satellites ; national defense authorization act (ndaa) for fiscal year 2013; our concern is regarding the section on jurisdiction of research satellites
immigration: h.r.3120 a bill pertaining to visas for highly educated workers. ; our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: h.r. 6412: attracting the best and brightest act of 2012; our interest is with the entire bill.

Filing 41 of 54
2012, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$37,649.00 USD

Date Received

Thu Oct 18 2012 10:03:15 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

immigration: s. 3553: benefits to research and american innovation through nationality statutes act of 2012 ; our interest is with the entire bill.
copyright/patent/trademark: h.r. 2146 digital accountability and transparency act (data act) of 2011 and s. 3600 digital accountability and transparency act (data act) of 2012 ; ; our interest is with the entire bills.
transportation: h.r. 4348 moving ahead for progress in the 21st century act; ; our interest was in the university transportation centers provisions in the surface transportation section.
energy/nuclear: s.2146 clean energy standard act of 2012. a bill that seeks to modernize our nation's power sector and guide it toward a future in which more and more electricity is generated with cleaner and cleaner energy.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: h.r.3120 a bill pertaining to visas for highly educated workers. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
energy/nuclear: s.3352 expanding industrial energy efficiency & water efficiency incentives act of 2012. a bill to improve and extend energy-related tax provisions. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: h.r. 2 to repeal the health care law and health care-related provisions in the health care and education reconciliation act of 2010. ; ; our interest is in the provisions related to student health care plans.
aerospace: hr 4310 house national defense authorization act ; ; our concern is regarding the section on jurisdiction of research satellites
copyright/patent/trademark: s. 3217: start up act 2.0 ; h.r.5893 (startup 2.0) ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: h.r. 6429: stem jobs act of 2012; our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: h.r. 6412: attracting the best and brightest act of 2012; our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: s.3185 a bill a bill to amend the immigration and nationality act to provide certain immigration benefits for aliens with advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics and for other purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
aerospace: s 3211 safeguarding united states satellite leadership and security act of 2012

Filing 42 of 54
2012, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$46,333.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Jul 20 2012 14:19:55 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

benson, abby

arnold, amanda

lippel, philip h

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

science/technology: h.r. 4004 the federal research public access act ; ; our interest is in provisions related to public access to the results of federally funded research.
copyright/patent/trademark: h.r.5893 (startup 2.0) ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
energy/nuclear: s.3352 expanding industrial energy efficiency & water efficiency incentives act of 2012. a bill to improve and extend energy-related tax provisions. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
energy/nuclear: s.1703. quadrennial energy review act of 2011. a bill to amend the department of energy organization act to require a quadrennial energy review. ; ; our interest is in provisions concerning the administration of energy research and development funding
health issues: h.r. 2 to repeal the health care law and health care-related provisions in the health care and education reconciliation act of 2010. ; ; our interest is in the provisions related to student health care plans.
immigration: h.r.3120 a bill pertaining to visas for highly educated workers. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
education: s.557 public good ira rollover act of 2011. bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to expand tax-free distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
energy/nuclear: s.1807. energy research and development coordination act of 2011. a bill to amend the federal nonnuclear energy research and development act of 1974 to provide for the prioritization, coordination, and streamlining of energy research, development, and demonstration programs to meet current and future energy needs.
small business: s.493 small business innovation research (sbir)/small business technology transfer (sttr) reauthorization act of 2011 ; ; our interest was with a provision that increased the sbir set aside.
transportation: h.r. 4348 reauthorization of surface transportation programs; ; our interest was in the university transportation centers section
energy/nuclear: s.2146 clean energy standard act of 2012. a bill that seeks to modernize our nation's power sector and guide it toward a future in which more and more electricity is generated with cleaner and cleaner energy. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
copyright/patent/trademark: s.1965 : startup act of 2011 ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
taxation/internal revenue code: s.1660 american jobs act of 2011 ; ; our interest is with a provision regarding charitable giving tax.
science/technology: h.r. 3433 grant reform and new transparency act of 2011 (the grant act) ; ; our interest is with provisions affecting grant proposals, grant administration, and peer review.
copyright/patent/trademark: h.r.3427 : startup act ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
education: h.r.3438 moving ahead for progress in the 21st cenury act. ; ; our interest is in provisions extending the subsidized loan rate on pell grants and modifying eligibility rules.
copyright/patent/trademark: h.r.3261 stop online piracy act; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
copyright/patent/trademark: h.r. 2146 digital accountability and transparency act (data act) of 2011 ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: s.192 a bill pertaining to visas for highly educated workers. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
copyright/patent/trademark: patent reform/tech transfer ; s. 3217: start up act 2.0
immigration: s.3185 a bill pertaining to visas for highly educated workers. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
small business: h.r. 1425, creating jobs through small business innovation act of 2011 ; ; our interest was with an amendment that would create a $10 million program to fund "proof of concept" research at universities and other research institutions.

Filing 43 of 54
2012, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$61,033.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Apr 20 2012 11:10:49 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

benson, abby

arnold, amanda

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

taxation/internal revenue code: s.1660 american jobs act of 2011 ; ; our interest is with a provision regarding charitable giving tax.
copyright/patent/trademark: h.r.3427 : startup act ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
education: s.557 public good ira rollover act of 2011. bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to expand tax-free distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
science/technology: h.r. 3433 grant reform and new transparency act of 2011 (the grant act) ; ; our interest is with provisions affecting grant proposals, grant administration, and peer review.
small business: h.r. 1425, creating jobs through small business innovation act of 2011 (abby); ; our interest was with an amendment that would create a $10 million program to fund "proof of concept" research at universities and other research institutions.
energy/nuclear: s.1703. quadrennial energy review act of 2011. a bill to amend the department of energy organization act to require a quadrennial energy review. ; ; our interest is in provisions concerning the administration of energy research and development funding.
copyright/patent/trademark: h.r. 2146 digital accountability and transparency act (data act) of 2011 ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: h.r. 2 to repeal the health care law and health care-related provisions in the health care and education reconciliation act of 2010. ; ; our interest is in the provisions related to student health care plans.
science/technology: h.r. 4004 the federal research public access act ; ; our interest is in provisions related to public access to the results of federally funded research.
energy/nuclear: s.1807. energy research and development coordination act of 2011. a bill to amend the federal nonnuclear energy research and development act of 1974 to provide for the prioritization, coordination, and streamlining of energy research, development, and demonstration programs to meet current and future energy needs.
copyright/patent/trademark: s.1965 : startup act of 2011; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
small business: s.493 small business innovation research (sbir)/small business technology transfer (sttr) reauthorization act of 2011 ; ; our interest was with a provision that increased the sbir set aside.
copyright/patent/trademark: h.r.3261 stop online piracy act ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.

Filing 44 of 54
2011, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$63,800.00 USD

Date Received

Fri Jan 20 2012 13:25:46 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

benson, abby

arnold, amanda

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

energy/nuclear: s.1807. energy research and development coordination act of 2011. a bill to amend the federal nonnuclear energy research and development act of 1974 to provide for the prioritization, coordination, and streamlining of energy research, development, and demonstration programs to meet current and future energy needs. s.1703. quadrennial energy review act of 2011. a bill to amend the department of energy organization act to require a quadrennial energy review.; our interest is in provisions concerning the administration of energy research and development funding
copyright/patent/trademark: s. 23 america invents act. a bill to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review. h.r 1249 america invents act. to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review.; ; h.r.3261 stop online piracy act; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
education: s.557 public good ira rollover act of 2011. bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to expand tax-free distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: h.r. 2 to repeal the job-killing health care law and health care-related provisions in the health care and education reconciliation act of 2010.; ; our interest is in the provisions related to student health care plans.
taxation/internal revenue code: s.1660 american jobs act of 2011; ; our interest is with a provision regarding charitable giving tax.
small business: s.493 small business innovation research (sbir)/small business technology transfer (sttr) reauthorization act of 2011 ; ; our interest is with a provision that would increase the sbir set aside. h.r. 1425, creating jobs through small business innovation act of 2011 ; ; our interest was with an amendment that would create a $10 million program to fund proof of concept research at universities and other research institutions.
science/technology: h.r. 3433 grant reform and new transparency act of 2011 (the grant act); ; our interest is with provisions affecting grant proposals, grant administration, and peer review.

Filing 45 of 54
2011, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$50,981.00 USD

Date Received

Thu Oct 20 2011 12:41:56 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

benson, abby

arnold, amanda

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

education: s.557 public good ira rollover act of 2011. bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to expand tax-free distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
taxation/internal revenue code: s.1660 american jobs act of 2011; ; our interest is with a provision regarding charitable giving tax.
small business: s.493 small business innovation research (sbir)/small business technology transfer (sttr) reauthorization act of 2011 ; ; our interest is with a provision that would increase the sbir set aside. h.r. 1425, creating jobs through small business innovation act of 2011 ; ; our interest was with an amendment that would create a $10 million program to fund proof of concept research at universities and other research institutions.
health issues: h.r. 2 to repeal the job-killing health care law and health care-related provisions in the health care and education reconciliation act of 2010.; ; our interest is in the provisions related to student health care plans.
copyright/patent/trademark: s. 23 america invents act. a bill to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review. h.r 1249 america invents act. to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review.

Filing 46 of 54
2011, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$66,474.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Jul 20 2011 13:01:54 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

benson, abby

arnold, amanda

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

copyright/patent/trademark: s. 23 america invents act. a bill to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, re-examination proceedings, fees and post-grant review. h.r 1249 america invents act. to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review.
education: s.557 public good ira rollover act of 2011. bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to expand tax-free distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: h.r. 2 to repeal the job-killing health care law and health care-related provisions in the health care and education reconciliation act of 2010.; ; our interest is in the provisions related to student health care plans.
small business: s.493 small business innovation research (sbir)/small business technology transfer (sttr) reauthorization act of 2011 ; ; our interest is with a provision that would increase the sbir set aside. h.r. 1425, creating jobs through small business innovation act of 2011 ; ; our interest was with an amendment that would create a $10 million program to fund proof of concept research at universities and other research institutions.

Filing 47 of 54
2011, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$72,091.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Apr 20 2011 11:34:35 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

benson, abby

arnold, amanda

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

education: s.557 public good ira rollover act of 2011. bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to expand tax-free distributions from individual retirement accounts for charitable purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
small business: s.493 small business innovation research (sbir)/small business technology transfer (sttr) reauthorization act of 2011 ; ; our interest is with a provision that would increase the sbir set aside.
health issues: h.r. 2 to repeal the job-killing health care law and health care-related provisions in the health care and education reconciliation act of 2010.; ; our interest is in the provisions related to student health care plans.
copyright/patent/trademark: s. 23 america invents act. a bill to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review. h.r 1249 america invents act. to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review.

Filing 48 of 54
2010, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$51,766.00 USD

Date Received

Thu Apr 21 2011 14:11:02 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

benson, abby

arnold, amanda

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

science/technology: hr 5116/s.3605 - reauthorization of the america competes act. to invest in innovation through research and development, to improve the competitiveness of the united states, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. s.4053 - sbir/sttr reauthorization act of 2010. a bill to reauthorize and improve the sbir and sttr programs, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with a provision that would increase the sbir set aside.; ; s. 1929 - a bill to provide for an additional temporary extension of programs under the small business act and the small business investment act of 1958, and for other purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; hr 4173 - wall street reform and consumer protection act. an act to provide for financial regulatory reform, to protect consumers and investors, to enhance federal understanding of insurance issues, to regulate the over-the-counter derivatives markets, and for other purposes; ; s 3217 - restoring american financial stability act of 2010. to promote the financial stability of the united states by improving accountability and transparency in the financial system, to end `too big to fail', to protect the american taxpayer by ending bailouts, to protect consumers from abusive financial services practices, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with provisions related to endowment management.; ; public access to research ; ; s.1714 - open college textbook act of 2009. a bill to authorize grants for the creation, update, or adaption of open textbooks, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; s.1373 - federal research public access act of 2009. a bill to provide for federal agencies to develop public access policies relating to research conducted by employees of that agency or from funds administered by that agency.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
energy/nuclear: s.1733 (as amended on 2/10/10) american power act. a bill to secure the energy future of the united states, to provide incentives for the domestic production of clean energy technology, to achieve meaningful; pollution reductions, to create jobs, and for other purposes. our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; s. 1733 (as introduced on 9/30/09) - clean energy jobs and american power act. a bill to create clean energy jobs, promote energy independence, reduce global warming pollution, and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; hr. 2454 - the american clean energy and security act of 2009. a bill to create clean energy jobs, achieve energy independence, reduce global warming pollution and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; s. 1462 american clean energy leadership act. a bill to promote clean energy technology development, enhanced energy efficiency, improved energy security, and energy innovation and workforce development, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; h.r. 3585- solar technology road map act. a bill to guide and provide for united states research, development, and demonstration of solar energy technologies.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; h.r. 3598- energy and water research integration act. a bill to ensure consideration of water intensity in the department of energy's energy research, development, and demonstration programs to help guarantee efficient, reliable, and sustainable delivery of energy and water resources.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; h.r. 3276- american medical isotopes production act of 2009. a bill to promote the production of molybdenum-99 in the united states for medical isotope production, and to condition and phase out the export of highly enriched uranium for the production of medical isotopes.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.
education: hr. 1461- teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply the protections of the act to teaching and research assistants.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. s. 813 - teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply protections of the act to teaching and research assistants; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; ; hr. 1409 - hr employee free choice act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to provide an efficient system to enable employees to form labor organizations. ; ; our interest is with provisions related to teaching and research assistants. ; ; ; hr. 1777 - a bill to make technical corrections to the higher education act of 1965, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; hr 3221 - student aid and fiscal responsibility act. a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill, with particular attention paid to the pell and perkins grant programs and state oversight of higher education standards.; ; hr 3962 (house passed) - affordable health care for america act. an act to provide affordable, quality health care for all americans and reduce the growth in health care spending, and for other purposes. ; ; hr 3590 (senate passed) - patient protection and affordable care act. ; ; our interest in both bills and the final legislation is in provisions related to taxes for university employees and students; student health care insurance; expanded medicaid support at the state level; the false claims act, and provisions on biosimilars.; ; hr 4213 tax extenders act of 2009. a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend certain expiring provisions, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to the ira rollover charitable deduction, tuition deductions, and the r&d tax extenders. ; ; s. 2605/hr 1283 the military readiness enhancement act of 2010. companion bills to prohibit discrimination in the military based on sexual orientation. ; ; our interest is in provisions related to rotc programs. ; ; hr 4899 - fy 2010 disaster/war supplemental. making emergency supplemental appropriations for disaster relief and summer jobs for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2010, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to pell grant shortfall and education jobs.
aerospace: hr. 3819- a bill to extend the commercial space transportation liability regime.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. h.r. 3853- a bill to provide for the establishment of commercial space transportation cooperative research and development centers of excellence, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; s.3785 : commercial space jobs and investment act of 2010; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; s.3729 : national aeronautics and space administration authorization act of 2010; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: s. 1418 life sciences jobs and investment act of 2010; ; our interest is in the entire bill h.r. 6165 life sciences jobs and investment act of 2010; ; our interest is in the entire bill
copyright/patent/trademark: s. 515- patent reform act of 2009. a bill to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review. h.r.1260 patent reform act of 2009. to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review.; ; ; s.726 / hr 1427. a bill to amend the public health service act to provide for the licensing of biosimilar and biogeneric biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill.; ; hr 1548. a bill to amend the public health service act to establish a pathway for the licensure of biosimilar biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of bills.
immigration: hr 4321- comprehensive immigration reform for america's security and prosperity act of 2009. a bill to provide for comprehensive immigration reform, and for other purposes.; ; our interest in the bill relates to provisions on students, higher education, foreign workers, and visas. hr1751 & s729 - american dream act. a bill to amend the illegal immigration reform and immigrant responsibility act of 1996 to permit states to determine state residency for higher education purposes and to authorize the cancellation of removal and adjustment of status of certain alien students who are long-term united states residents and who entered the united states as children, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with provisions related to higher education.

Filing 49 of 54
2010, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$54,202.00 USD

Date Received

Thu Jan 20 2011 15:55:41 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

benson, abby

arnold, amanda

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

aerospace: hr. 3819- a bill to extend the commercial space transportation liability regime.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. h.r. 3853- a bill to provide for the establishment of commercial space transportation cooperative research and development centers of excellence, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; s.3785 : commercial space jobs and investment act of 2010; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; s.3729 : national aeronautics and space administration authorization act of 2010; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
education: hr. 1461- teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply the protections of the act to teaching and research assistants. our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; s. 813 - teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply protections of the act to teaching and research assistants; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; ; hr. 1409 - hr employee free choice act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to provide an efficient system to enable employees to form labor organizations. ; ; our interest is with provisions related to teaching and research assistants. ; ; ; hr. 1777 - a bill to make technical corrections to the higher education act of 1965, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; hr 3221 - student aid and fiscal responsibility act. a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill, with particular attention paid to the pell and perkins grant programs and state oversight of higher education standards.; ; hr 3962 (house passed) - affordable health care for america act. an act to provide affordable, quality health care for all americans and reduce the growth in health care spending, and for other purposes. ; ; hr 3590 (senate passed) - patient protection and affordable care act. ; ; our interest in both bills and the final legislation is in provisions related to taxes for university employees and students; student health care insurance; expanded medicaid support at the state level; the false claims act, and provisions on biosimilars.; ; hr 4213 tax extenders act of 2009. a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend certain expiring provisions, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to the ira rollover charitable deduction, tuition deductions, and the r&d tax extenders. ; ; s. 2605/hr 1283 the military readiness enhancement act of 2010. companion bills to prohibit discrimination in the military based on sexual orientation. ; ; our interest is in provisions related to rotc programs. ; ; hr 4899 - fy 2010 disaster/war supplemental. making emergency supplemental appropriations for disaster relief and summer jobs for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2010, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to pell grant shortfall and education jobs.
energy/nuclear: s.1733 (as amended on 2/10/10) american power act. a bill to secure the energy future of the united states, to provide incentives for the domestic production of clean energy technology, to achieve meaningful; pollution reductions, to create jobs, and for other purposes. our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; s. 1733 (as introduced on 9/30/09) - clean energy jobs and american power act. a bill to create clean energy jobs, promote energy independence, reduce global warming pollution, and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; hr. 2454 - the american clean energy and security act of 2009. a bill to create clean energy jobs, achieve energy independence, reduce global warming pollution and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; s. 1462 american clean energy leadership act. a bill to promote clean energy technology development, enhanced energy efficiency, improved energy security, and energy innovation and workforce development, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; h.r. 3585- solar technology road map act. a bill to guide and provide for united states research, development, and demonstration of solar energy technologies.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; h.r. 3598- energy and water research integration act. a bill to ensure consideration of water intensity in the department of energy's energy research, development, and demonstration programs to help guarantee efficient, reliable, and sustainable delivery of energy and water resources.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; h.r. 3276- american medical isotopes production act of 2009. a bill to promote the production of molybdenum-99 in the united states for medical isotope production, and to condition and phase out the export of highly enriched uranium for the production of medical isotopes.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.
immigration: hr 4321- comprehensive immigration reform for america's security and prosperity act of 2009. a bill to provide for comprehensive immigration reform, and for other purposes. our interest in the bill relates to provisions on students, higher education, foreign workers, and visas. ; ; hr1751 & s729 - american dream act. a bill to amend the illegal immigration reform and immigrant responsibility act of 1996 to permit states to determine state residency for higher education purposes and to authorize the cancellation of removal and adjustment of status of certain alien students who are long-term united states residents and who entered the united states as children, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with provisions related to higher education.
science/technology: hr 5116/s.3605 - reauthorization of the america competes act. to invest in innovation through research and development, to improve the competitiveness of the united states, and for other purposes. our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; ; misc. issues; ; s.4053 - sbir/sttr reauthorization act of 2010. a bill to reauthorize and improve the sbir and sttr programs, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with a provision that would increase the sbir set aside.; ; s. 1929 - a bill to provide for an additional temporary extension of programs under the small business act and the small business investment act of 1958, and for other purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; hr 4173 - wall street reform and consumer protection act. an act to provide for financial regulatory reform, to protect consumers and investors, to enhance federal understanding of insurance issues, to regulate the over-the-counter derivatives markets, and for other purposes; ; s 3217 - restoring american financial stability act of 2010. to promote the financial stability of the united states by improving accountability and transparency in the financial system, to end `too big to fail', to protect the american taxpayer by ending bailouts, to protect consumers from abusive financial services practices, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with provisions related to endowment management.; ; public access to research ; ; s.1714 - open college textbook act of 2009. a bill to authorize grants for the creation, update, or adaption of open textbooks, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; s.1373 - federal research public access act of 2009. a bill to provide for federal agencies to develop public access policies relating to research conducted by employees of that agency or from funds administered by that agency.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
health issues: s. 1418 life sciences jobs and investment act of 2010; ; our interest is in the entire bill h.r. 6165 life sciences jobs and investment act of 2010; ; our interest is in the entire bill
copyright/patent/trademark: s. 515 patent reform act of 2009. a bill to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review. h.r.1260 patent reform act of 2009. to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review.; ; ; s.726 / hr 1427. a bill to amend the public health service act to provide for the licensing of biosimilar and biogeneric biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill.; ; hr 1548. a bill to amend the public health service act to establish a pathway for the licensure of biosimilar biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of bills.

Filing 50 of 54
2010, 3rd quarter (july 1 - sep 30)

Amount

$51,585.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Oct 20 2010 11:57:18 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

benson, abby

arnold, amanda

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

copyright/patent/trademark: s. 515 patent reform act of 2009. a bill to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review. h.r.1260 patent reform act of 2009. to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review.; ; ; s.726 / hr 1427. a bill to amend the public health service act to provide for the licensing of biosimilar and biogeneric biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill.; ; hr 1548. a bill to amend the public health service act to establish a pathway for the licensure of biosimilar biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of bills.
immigration: hr 4321- comprehensive immigration reform for america's security and prosperity act of 2009. a bill to provide for comprehensive immigration reform, and for other purposes.; ; our interest in the bill relates to provisions on students, higher education, foreign workers, and visas. hr1751 & s729 - american dream act. a bill to amend the illegal immigration reform and immigrant responsibility act of 1996 to permit states to determine state residency for higher education purposes and to authorize the cancellation of removal and adjustment of status of certain alien students who are long-term united states residents and who entered the united states as children, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with provisions related to higher education.
science/technology: hr 5116/s.3605 - reauthorization of the america competes act. to invest in innovation through research and development, to improve the competitiveness of the united states, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. misc. issues:; ; s. 1929- a bill to provide for an additional temporary extension of programs under the small business act and the small business investment act of 1958, and for other purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; hr 4173 - wall street reform and consumer protection act. an act to provide for financial regulatory reform, to protect consumers and investors, to enhance federal understanding of insurance issues, to regulate the over-the-counter derivatives markets, and for other purposes; ; s 3217 - restoring american financial stability act of 2010. to promote the financial stability of the united states by improving accountability and transparency in the financial system, to end `too big to fail', to protect the american taxpayer by ending bailouts, to protect consumers from abusive financial services practices, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with provisions related to endowment management.; ; public access to research:; ; s.1714 - open college textbook act of 2009. a bill to authorize grants for the creation, update, or adaption of open textbooks, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; s.1373 - federal research public access act of 2009. a bill to provide for federal agencies to develop public access policies relating to research conducted by employees of that agency or from funds administered by that agency.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
energy/nuclear: .1733 (as amended on 2/10/10) american power act. a bill to secure the energy future of the united states, to provide incentives for the domestic production of clean energy technology, to achieve meaningful; pollution reductions, to create jobs, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development. s. 1733 (as introduced on 9/30/09) - clean energy jobs and american power act. a bill to create clean energy jobs, promote energy independence, reduce global warming pollution, and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; hr. 2454 - the american clean energy and security act of 2009. a bill to create clean energy jobs, achieve energy independence, reduce global warming pollution and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; s. 1462 american clean energy leadership act. a bill to promote clean energy technology development, enhanced energy efficiency, improved energy security, and energy innovation and workforce development, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; h.r. 3585- solar technology road map act. a bill to guide and provide for united states research, development, and demonstration of solar energy technologies.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; h.r. 3598- energy and water research integration act. a bill to ensure consideration of water intensity in the department of energy's energy research, development, and demonstration programs to help guarantee efficient, reliable, and sustainable delivery of energy and water resources.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; h.r. 3276- american medical isotopes production act of 2009. a bill to promote the production of molybdenum-99 in the united states for medical isotope production, and to condition and phase out the export of highly enriched uranium for the production of medical isotopes.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.
aerospace: hr. 3819- a bill to extend the commercial space transportation liability regime.; ; our interest is with the entire bill h.r. 3853- a bill to provide for the establishment of commercial space transportation cooperative research and development centers of excellence, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; s.3785 : commercial space jobs and investment act of 2010; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; s.3729 : national aeronautics and space administration authorization act of 2010; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
education: hr. 1461- teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply the protections of the act to teaching and research assistants.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. s. 813 - teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply protections of the act to teaching and research assistants; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; ; hr. 1409 - hr employee free choice act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to provide an efficient system to enable employees to form labor organizations. ; ; our interest is with provisions related to teaching and research assistants. ; ; ; hr. 1777 - a bill to make technical corrections to the higher education act of 1965, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; hr 3221 - student aid and fiscal responsibility act. a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill, with particular attention paid to the pell and perkins grant programs and state oversight of higher education standards.; ; ; hr 3962 (house passed) - affordable health care for america act. an act to provide affordable, quality health care for all americans and reduce the growth in health care spending, and for other purposes. ; ; hr 3590 (senate passed) - patient protection and affordable care act. ; ; our interest in both bills and the final legislation is in provisions related to taxes for university employees and students; student health care insurance; expanded medicaid support at the state level; the false claims act, and provisions on biosimilars.; ; hr 4213 tax extenders act of 2009. a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend certain expiring provisions, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to the ira rollover charitable deduction, tuition deductions, and the r&d tax extenders. ; ; s. 2605/hr 1283 the military readiness enhancement act of 2010. companion bills to prohibit discrimination in the military based on sexual orientation. ; ; our interest is in provisions related to rotc programs. ; ; hr 4899 - fy 2010 disaster/war supplemental. making emergency supplemental appropriations for disaster relief and summer jobs for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2010, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to pell grant shortfall and education jobs.

Filing 51 of 54
2010, 2nd quarter (apr 1 - june 30)

Amount

$57,953.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Jul 20 2010 16:19:38 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

benson, abby

Name	arnold, amanda
Position	see page 3 for details

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

science/technology: hr 1 - american recovery and reinvestment act (arra). a bill to make supplemental appropriations for job preservation and creation, infrastructure investment, energy efficiency and science, assistance to the unemployed, and state and local fiscal stabilization, for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2009, and for other purposes. our interest is in provisions related to funding for doe, nih, nasa, nsf, nist, education department, defense department r&d.; ; hr 5116 - reauthorization of the america competes act. to invest in innovation through research and development, to improve the competitiveness of the united states, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; other issues:; public access to research ; ; s.1714 - open college textbook act of 2009. a bill to authorize grants for the creation, update, or adaption of open textbooks, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; s.1373 - federal research public access act of 2009. a bill to provide for federal agencies to develop public access policies relating to research conducted by employees of that agency or from funds administered by that agency.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; misc. issues; s. 1929- a bill to provide for an additional temporary extension of programs under the small business act and the small business investment act of 1958, and for other purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; hr 4173 - wall street reform and consumer protection act. an act to provide for financial regulatory reform, to protect consumers and investors, to enhance federal understanding of insurance issues, to regulate the over-the-counter derivatives markets, and for other purposes; ; s 3217 - restoring american financial stability act of 2010. to promote the financial stability of the united states by improving accountability and transparency in the financial system, to end `too big to fail', to protect the american taxpayer by ending bailouts, to protect consumers from abusive financial services practices, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with provisions related to endowment management.
energy/nuclear: s.xxx american power act. a bill to secure the energy future of the united states, to provide incentives for the domestic production of clean energy technology, to achieve meaningful; pollution reductions, to create jobs, and for other purposes. our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; s. 1733 - clean energy jobs and american power act. a bill to create clean energy jobs, promote energy independence, reduce global warming pollution, and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; hr. 2454 - the american clean energy and security act of 2009. a bill to create clean energy jobs, achieve energy independence, reduce global warming pollution and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; s. 1462 american clean energy leadership act. a bill to promote clean energy technology development, enhanced energy efficiency, improved energy security, and energy innovation and workforce development, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; h.r. 3585- solar technology road map act. a bill to guide and provide for united states research, development, and demonstration of solar energy technologies.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; h.r. 3598- energy and water research integration act. a bill to ensure consideration of water intensity in the department of energy's energy research, development, and demonstration programs to help guarantee efficient, reliable, and sustainable delivery of energy and water resources.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; h.r. 3276- american medical isotopes production act of 2009. a bill to promote the production of molybdenum-99 in the united states for medical isotope production, and to condition and phase out the export of highly enriched uranium for the production of medical isotopes.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.
aerospace: hr. 3819- a bill to extend the commercial space transportation liability regime.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. h.r. 3853- a bill to provide for the establishment of commercial space transportation cooperative research and development centers of excellence, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
copyright/patent/trademark: s. 515 patent reform act of 2009. a bill to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review. h.r.1260 patent reform act of 2009. to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review.; ; ; s.726 / hr 1427. a bill to amend the public health service act to provide for the licensing of biosimilar and biogeneric biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill.; ; hr 1548. a bill to amend the public health service act to establish a pathway for the licensure of biosimilar biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of bills.; ; ; covered official applicable information for amanda arnold:; ; us senate; office of senator jon tester washington, dc ; legislative aide apr 2007 june 2009 ; ; ; executive branch; contractor at kelly services for the national human genome research institute at the national institutes of health bethesda, md ; legislative affairs and health policy analyst june 2009 june 2010
immigration: hr 4321- comprehensive immigration reform for america's security and prosperity act of 2009. a bill to provide for comprehensive immigration reform, and for other purposes.; ; our interest in the bill relates to provisions on students, higher education, foreign workers, and visas. hr1751 & s729 - american dream act. a bill to amend the illegal immigration reform and immigrant responsibility act of 1996 to permit states to determine state residency for higher education purposes and to authorize the cancellation of removal and adjustment of status of certain alien students who are long-term united states residents and who entered the united states as children, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with provisions related to higher education.
education: hr. 1461- teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply the protections of the act to teaching and research assistants.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. s. 813 - teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply protections of the act to teaching and research assistants; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; ; hr. 1409 - hr employee free choice act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to provide an efficient system to enable employees to form labor organizations. ; ; our interest is with provisions related to teaching and research assistants. ; ; ; hr. 1777 - a bill to make technical corrections to the higher education act of 1965, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; hr 3221 - student aid and fiscal responsibility act. a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill, with particular attention paid to the pell and perkins grant programs and state oversight of higher education standards.; ; hr 3962 (house passed) - affordable health care for america act. an act to provide affordable, quality health care for all americans and reduce the growth in health care spending, and for other purposes. ; ; hr 3590 (senate passed) - patient protection and affordable care act. ; ; our interest in both bills is in provisions related to taxes for university employees and students; student health care insurance; expanded medicaid support at the state level; the false claims act, and provisions on biosimilars.; ; hr 4213 tax extenders act of 2009. a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend certain expiring provisions, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to the ira rollover charitable deduction, tuition deductions, and the r&d tax extenders. ; ; s. 2605/hr 1283 the military readiness enhancement act of 2010. companion bills to prohibit discrimination in the military based on sexual orientation. ; ; our interest is in provisions related to rotc programs. ; ; hr 4899 - fy 2010 disaster/war supplemental. making emergency supplemental appropriations for disaster relief and summer jobs for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2010, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to pell grant shortfall and education jobs.

Filing 52 of 54
2010, 1st quarter (jan 1 - mar 31)

Amount

$54,482.00 USD

Date Received

Tue Apr 20 2010 13:54:03 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

fox, alison

benson, abby

Government Entities

house of representatives
natl aeronautics & space administration (nasa)
senate

Issues

copyright/patent/trademark: s. 515- patent reform act of 2009. a bill to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review. h.r.1260 patent reform act of 2009. to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review.; ; s.726 / hr 1427. a bill to amend the public health service act to provide for the licensing of biosimilar and biogeneric biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill.; ; hr 1548. a bill to amend the public health service act to establish a pathway for the licensure of biosimilar biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of bills.
education: hr. 1461- teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply the protections of the act to teaching and research assistants.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. s. 813 - teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply protections of the act to teaching and research assistants; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; ; hr. 1409 - hr employee free choice act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to provide an efficient system to enable employees to form labor organizations. ; ; our interest is with provisions related to teaching and research assistants. ; ; ; hr. 1777 - a bill to make technical corrections to the higher education act of 1965, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; hr 3221 - student aid and fiscal responsibility act. a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill, with particular attention paid to the pell and perkins grant programs and state oversight of higher education standards.; ; hr 1 - american recovery and reinvestment act (arra). a bill to make supplemental appropriations for job preservation and creation, infrastructure investment, energy efficiency and science, assistance to the unemployed, and state and local fiscal stabilization, for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2009, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to funding for doe, nih, nasa, nsf, nist, education department, defense department r&d.; ; ; hr 3962 (house passed) - affordable health care for america act. an act to provide affordable, quality health care for all americans and reduce the growth in health care spending, and for other purposes. ; ; hr 3590 (senate passed) - patient protection and affordable care act. ; ; our interest in both bills is in provisions related to taxes for university employees and students; student health care insurance; expanded medicaid support at the state level; the false claims act, and provisions on biosimilars.; ; hr 4213 tax extenders act of 2009. a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend certain expiring provisions, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to the ira rollover charitable deduction, tuition deductions, and the r&d tax extenders. ; ; s. 2605/hr 1283 the military readiness enhancement act of 2010. companion bills to prohibit discrimination in the military based on sexual orientation. ; ; our interest is in provisions related to rotc programs.
energy/nuclear: s. 1733 - clean energy jobs and american power act. a bill to create clean energy jobs, promote energy independence, reduce global warming pollution, and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development. hr. 2454 - the american clean energy and security act of 2009. a bill to create clean energy jobs, achieve energy independence, reduce global warming pollution and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; s. 1462 american clean energy leadership act. a bill to promote clean energy technology development, enhanced energy efficiency, improved energy security, and energy innovation and workforce development, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; h.r. 3585- solar technology road map act. a bill to guide and provide for united states research, development, and demonstration of solar energy technologies.; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; ; h.r. 3598- energy and water research integration act. a bill to ensure consideration of water intensity in the department of energy's energy research, development, and demonstration programs to help guarantee efficient, reliable, and sustainable delivery of energy and water resources.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; h.r. 3276- american medical isotopes production act of 2009. a bill to promote the production of molybdenum-99 in the united states for medical isotope production, and to condition and phase out the export of highly enriched uranium for the production of medical isotopes.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.
aerospace: hr. 3819- a bill to extend the commercial space transportation liability regime.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. h.r. 3853- a bill to provide for the establishment of commercial space transportation cooperative research and development centers of excellence, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; ; ; other:; s. 1929- a bill to provide for an additional temporary extension of programs under the small business act and the small business investment act of 1958, and for other purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; reauthorization of the america competes act (not yet introduced); ; other:; s.1714 - open college textbook act of 2009. a bill to authorize grants for the creation, update, or adaption of open textbooks, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; s.1373 - federal research public access act of 2009. a bill to provide for federal agencies to develop public access policies relating to research conducted by employees of that agency or from funds administered by that agency.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
immigration: hr 4321- comprehensive immigration reform for america's security and prosperity act of 2009. a bill to provide for comprehensive immigration reform, and for other purposes.; ; our interest in the bill relates to provisions on students, higher education, foreign workers, and visas. hr1751 & s729 - american dream act. a bill to amend the illegal immigration reform and immigrant responsibility act of 1996 to permit states to determine state residency for higher education purposes and to authorize the cancellation of removal and adjustment of status of certain alien students who are long-term united states residents and who entered the united states as children, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with provisions related to higher education.

Filing 53 of 54
2009, 4th quarter (oct 1 - dec 31)

Amount

$58,903.00 USD

Date Received

Wed Jan 20 2010 16:14:43 GMT-0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

Registrant

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Address	77 massachuetts avenue; cambridge, ma 02139 usa

Client

Name	massachusetts institute of technology
Contact	michelle christy
State	massachusetts, usa

Lobbyists

bonvillian, william b

fox, alison

benson, abby

Government Entities

house of representatives
senate

Issues

budget/appropriations: commerce, justice, science - hr 2847; our interest is appropriations for scientific research and education funding related to nsf, nasa, nist and noaa. energy and water - hr3183/ s1436; energy appropriations for scientific research and education funding related to department of energy.; ; labor, hhs, education - hr3293; appropriations for scientific research and education funding related to the national institutes of health. funding of student financial aid programs within the department of education.; ; homeland security - hr 2892 / s1298; immigration / e-verify; ; defense hr 3326; r&d funding; darpa/ndep/6.1 funding; ; other:; ; s.1714 - open college textbook act of 2009. a bill to authorize grants for the creation, update, or adaption of open textbooks, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; s.1373 - federal research public access act of 2009. a bill to provide for federal agencies to develop public access policies relating to research conducted by employees of that agency or from funds administered by that agency.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. ; ; other:; s. 1929- a bill to provide for an additional temporary extension of programs under the small business act and the small business investment act of 1958, and for other purposes. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill.
copyright/patent/trademark: s. 515- patent reform act of 2009. a bill to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform. ; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review. h.r.1260 patent reform act of 2009. to amend title 35, united states code, to provide for patent reform.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill with specific attention to sections addressing damages, first to file, reexamination proceedings, fees and post-grant review.; ; ; s.726 / hr 1427. a bill to amend the public health service act to provide for the licensing of biosimilar and biogeneric biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of the bill.; ; hr 1548. a bill to amend the public health service act to establish a pathway for the licensure of biosimilar biological products, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is all sections of bills.
immigration: hr 4321- comprehensive immigration reform for america's security and prosperity act of 2009 (cir asap). a bill to provide for comprehensive immigration reform, and for other purposes.; ; our interest in the bill relates to provisions on students, higher education, foreign workers, and visas. h.r.1751 & s.729 - american dream act. a bill to amend the illegal immigration reform and immigrant responsibility act of 1996 to permit states to determine state residency for higher education purposes and to authorize the cancellation of removal and adjustment of status of certain alien students who are long-term united states residents and who entered the united states as children, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with provisions related to higher education.
energy/nuclear: s. 1733 - clean energy jobs and american power act. a bill to create clean energy jobs, promote energy independence, reduce global warming pollution, and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development. hr. 2454 - the american clean energy and security act of 2009. a bill to create clean energy jobs, achieve energy independence, reduce global warming pollution and transition to a clean energy economy.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; s. 1462 american clean energy leadership act. a bill to promote clean energy technology development, enhanced energy efficiency, improved energy security, and energy innovation and workforce development, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is sections relating to research and development.; ; h.r. 3585- solar technology road map act. a bill to guide and provide for united states research, development, and demonstration of solar energy technologies.; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; ; h.r. 3598- energy and water research integration act. a bill to ensure consideration of water intensity in the department of energy's energy research, development, and demonstration programs to help guarantee efficient, reliable, and sustainable delivery of energy and water resources.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.; ; h.r. 3276- american medical isotopes production act of 2009. a bill to promote the production of molybdenum-99 in the united states for medical isotope production, and to condition and phase out the export of highly enriched uranium for the production of medical isotopes.; ; our interest is in provisions pertaining to research and development.
education: hr. 1461- teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply the protections of the act to teaching and research assistants.; ; our interest is with the entire bill. s. 813 - teaching and research assistant collective bargaining rights act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to apply protections of the act to teaching and research assistants; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; ; hr. 1409 - hr employee free choice act. a bill to amend the national labor relations act to provide an efficient system to enable employees to form labor organizations. ; ; our interest is with provisions related to teaching and research assistants. ; ; ; hr. 1777 - a bill to make technical corrections to the higher education act of 1965, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is with the entire bill.; ; hr 3221 - student aid and fiscal responsibility act. a bill to amend the higher education act of 1965. ; ; our interest is with the entire bill, with particular attention paid to the pell and perkins grant programs and state oversight of higher education standards.; ; hr 1 - american recovery and reinvestment act (arra). a bill to make supplemental appropriations for job preservation and creation, infrastructure investment, energy efficiency and science, assistance to the unemployed, and state and local fiscal stabilization, for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2009, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to funding for doe, nih, nasa, nsf, nist, education department, defense department r&d.; ; ; hr 3962 (house passed) - affordable health care for america act. an act to provide affordable, quality health care for all americans and reduce the growth in health care spending, and for other purposes. ; ; h.r.3590 (senate passed) - patient protection and affordable care act. ; ; our interest in both bills is in provisions related to taxes for university employees and students; student health care insurance; expanded medicaid support at the state level; the false claims act, and provisions on biosimilars.; ; h.r.4213 tax extenders act of 2009. a bill to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to extend certain expiring provisions, and for other purposes.; ; our interest is in provisions related to the ira rollover charitable deduction, tuition deductions, and the r&d tax extenders.

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	science:.. utilize bubble-based scrubbing and bursting to.concentration organic material up to 1000x in liquid.derived from ice, brine, or sub-surface ocean.. enable life detection at 1-10 cells/ml abundance.. improve limit of detection (lod) of life detection.instruments targeting amino acids (chiral excess,.complexity-abundance distribution, nucleic.acids/informational polymers, whole cells.(microscopy, mobility).objectives:.. conduct lab experiments to determine optimal.system design.. develop prototype instrument and evaluate.performance on a set of ocean world analogs.. advance technology readiness level (trl) from.trl 2 to trl 4 and characterize steps required to.advance boost, with further funding, to trl 6.key milestones:.. experimental control and optimization of enrichment.demonstrated (year 1) and prototype developed (year 2).. enrichment evaluated in idealized ocean world samples.from molecules to cells, threshold 102, target 103 (year 2).. full scale evaluation of life detection lod improvements.using environmental analogs of ocean worlds (year 3).
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1092 (P00002)
Signed Date	October 28, 2020
Effective Date	October 28, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Oct 28 2020 15:26:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $366,535.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $976,413.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $976,413.00 USD

Award 1 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	we propose to complement tess core science by adding several hundred new long-period planets and planet candidates. we will search for and vet single transit planet candidate (stpc)
PIID + Modification	80NSSC21K0108 (0)
Signed Date	October 28, 2020
Effective Date	October 8, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Oct 28 2020 15:44:35 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $199,997.00 USD, Total: $199,997.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $199,997.00 USD, Total: $199,997.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $199,997.00 USD, Total: $199,997.00 USD

Award 2 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	we propose to advance our understanding of stellar wind dynamics by performing the first ever systematic monitoring of hmxb oao 1657 415. with a nicer observation of 2 ks every alternate day spread uniformly at different orbital phases for 20 days
PIID + Modification	80NSSC21K0133 (0)
Signed Date	October 27, 2020
Effective Date	January 1, 2021
Modified Date	Tue Oct 27 2020 09:23:40 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $20,073.00 USD, Total: $20,073.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $20,073.00 USD, Total: $20,073.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $20,073.00 USD, Total: $20,073.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	one of the only direct anthropogenic impacts in the upper troposphere are the ice clouds which can form in the aircraft engine exhaust under certain atmospheric conditions. these contrail cirrus persist for up to 24 hours, spreading from line-shaped trails into cirrus clouds which can be kilometers wide. although each instance typically lasts for less than a day, contrail cirrus have been estimated to cause climate impacts equivalent to those associated with all co2 emitted from aircraft in the past 80 years. however, due to significant uncertainties in overall coverage and optical properties of contrail cirrus, there remains an order-of-magnitude uncertainty in their overall impact. meanwhile, effects on atmospheric composition and air quality have yet to be investigated. this project aims to address these issues by (i) validating and refining the contrail evolution and radiation model (cerm) through an observational approach and (ii) applying cerm and atmospheric chemical modeling to assess past, current, and future contrail coverage and its atmospheric impacts on climate and surface air quality. for this purpose, we will first leverage a novel machine learning-based approach to quantify contrail cirrus coverage over the continental united states, based on a full year of data from the goes-16 geostationary satellite. by training a convolutional neural network on previously-classified imagery, we will produce an open-source, generalizable model of contrail cirrus identification. this model will be used for a first machine-learning based observational study to identify contrail cirrus coverage and its spatial, diurnal, and seasonal trends at high resolution (~2km). this data will then be used to calibrate cerm, which estimates contrail cirrus coverage and properties at the regional to global level. once calibrated and validated, cerm will be applied to quantify global contrail cirrus coverage at a spatial resolution of ~50 km for each hour in the calibration year. this coverage estimate will be made publicly available, along with an estimate of the total global and regional radiative forcing resulting from contrail cirrus. following this initial estimate of current-day coverage, a multi-decade simulation will be employed to derive the first contrail cirrus inventory for the years 1980 to 2050. past meteorological and climatological conditions will be taken from the existing merra-2 meteorological data set and future conditions will be estimated with the community earth system model under different economic scenarios. using historical aviation schedule data and projected future aviation activity, coverage and properties (e.g. lifetime, optical depth) of contrail cirrus will be simulated for the entire period. the data will be analyzed with regard to dependence on traffic, regional variations in formation likelihood, and the effect of climate change on contrail cirrus. finally, we will quantify the impacts of contrail cirrus on climate, atmospheric composition, and air quality over the same 70 year period. this will be enabled by direct simulation of atmospheric composition in the geos-chem high performance chemistrytransport model, using the contrail inventories produced in previous steps. we expect this project to have significant impacts for scientists, decision makers and the public. in particular, it will (i) for the first time, calibrate and validate contrail models through observational data (ii) produce the first set of comprehensive contrail inventories for use in atmospheric models (iii) reduce the level of uncertainty in contrail coverage for past, present, and future conditions (iv) advance algorithmic knowledge required for near real-time contrail identification and (v) produce the first estimates of impacts on atmospheric composition, air quality, and human health resulting from contrail cirrus.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K0943 (P00003)
Signed Date	October 22, 2020
Effective Date	October 22, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 22 2020 13:11:41 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $103,104.00 USD, Total: $339,231.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $499,950.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $499,950.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	late-type m dwarf exoplanet systems are ubiquitous and open new doors for detailed atmospheric characterization, but by itself, tess is less effective for these ultra-cool stars. we thus propose a joint tess and speculoos effort to observe 277 caref
PIID + Modification	80NSSC21K0090 (0)
Signed Date	October 22, 2020
Effective Date	October 8, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 22 2020 14:05:02 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394243 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $9,996.00 USD, Total: $9,996.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $9,996.00 USD, Total: $9,996.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $9,996.00 USD, Total: $9,996.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	one of the most important anticipated sources for the low-frequency, space-based gravitational-wave (gw) antenna lisa are the inspirals of stellar mass compact bodies into massive black holes. in such binaries, the smaller member spends many tens of thousands of orbits deep in the larger black hole's strong field. as such, gws from these "extreme mass ratio inspirals" (or "emris") carry a clean map of the large black hole's spacetime. preliminary analyses show that these sources will make possible exquisitely precise measurements of massive black hole properties, measuring black hole demographics to redshift z of about 0.5 - 1, and enabling precise consistency tests of strong-field gravity near black hole event horizons. such measurements will rely heavily on theoretical modeling. emri waveforms will have amplitudes a factor ten or more smaller than noise, so detecting and measuring their waves will require models that can track emri waves' phase over the tens of thousands of orbits that they radiate in the band of lisa. theoretical efforts over the past decade have done much to clarify how well lisa can measure these waves, and what can be learned from gw measurements. most of the community's efforts are presently focused on self force calculations, computing effects arising from the compact body's interaction with its own deformation to the spacetime. how far must such analyses be pushed before we are confident we have modeled all observationally significant effects? is second order in the small body's mass ratio "far enough"? what other effects must be included in order for emri measurements to achieve their promise? do we need to include the influence of the smaller body's spin, or its quadrupole moment? can a third body in the neighborhood of the emri affect the system at a significant level? we propose to make a systematic analysis of what effects can impact an emri system's evolution. we plan to catalog both how far analyses must be taken, and what effects must be included in order for emri measurements to live up to their promise.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K1091 (P00004)
Signed Date	October 21, 2020
Effective Date	October 21, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 22 2020 10:26:30 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $149,811.00 USD, Total: $422,855.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $422,855.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $422,855.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	we propose a study to quantify ozone and climate impacts associated with the rollout of a fleet of advanced supersonic n+2 generation aircraft. we will use state-of-the-art atmospheric modeling and adjoint methods to estimate both absolute impacts an
PIID + Modification	NNX14AT22A (11)
Signed Date	October 19, 2020
Effective Date	September 5, 2019
Modified Date	Wed Oct 21 2020 09:38:58 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	cooperative agreement
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021390001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-709.38 USD, Total: $1,523,668.37 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-709.38 USD, Total: $1,523,668.37 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-709.38 USD, Total: $1,523,668.37 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	background: the mit-hawaii near earth object survey (mithneos) has been systematically measuring neo near-infrared spectra using spex on the 3-meter nasa irtf since 2000. since inception, this program has measured near-infrared spectra of over 700 near-earth objects. we have observed ~3% of the known delta-v<7 km/s population, representing about 270 neos, 80 of which have delta-v<6 km/s. the survey has also obtained spectra for ~15% of the known pha population or about 270 objects. all spectral observations from this campaign are made publicly available for the community shortly after observation at http://smass.mit.edu. observations and analysis from this program have had a large impact on neo science, such as: 1) enhanced understanding of space weathering and refreshing mechanisms (vernazza et al., 2009 nature. binzel et al. 2010, nature, demeo et al. 2014), 2) meteorite-neo links and neo-main belt source region links (vernazza et al, 2008, nature. thomas, c.a.&binzel r. p. 2010), 3) characterization of extremely small and rapidly rotating neos (polishook et al., 2012), 4) development of techniques to determine albedo and spin orientation from thermal emission past 2 microns (rivkin et al. 2005, moskovitz et al. 2017), and 5) the vis+near-infrared spectral taxonomy used by the community to classify asteroids (demeo et al. 2009). goals and objectives: the programmatic objective of this work is to spectrally characterize low delta-v neos and phas. we will measurem 500 neos over a 5 year period including 150 low delta-v and 150 pha targets. science objectives of this program are: 1) compositional characterization through taxonomic classification and mineralogic analysis 2) albedo estimates from modeling of thermal emission past two microns. 3) identification of meteorite analogs 4) characterization of the neo population and sub-populations including mission accessible (low delta-velocity targets), potentially hazardous asteroids (phas) and dormant comets. 5) analysis of the change in composition of the neo population as a function of size. 6) exploration of c-complex data to identify diagnostic spectral characteristics at near-infrared wavelengths. approach and methodology: target selection will be based on neos observable on requested nasa irtf observing dates by searching among low delta-v targets and phas. data will be reduced using the autospex pipeline that has been consistently used for this program for well over a decade. spectral classification will be performed using the bus-demeo classification system. scientific analysis will use established techniques and tools where appropriate, such as principal component analysis, thermal modeling of spectral emission tails, mineralogical modeling and space weathering modeling, and comparison with the relab meteorite database. relevance and appropriateness to solar system observations neoo: the proposed work is relevant and appropriate to the solar system observations neoo program, because as the program specifies, we will perform new ground-based observations of near earth objects to characterize their compositions. this program also supports the nasa human exploration and operations mission directorate in that it prioritizes observations of low delta velocity orbits relative to earth. because the proposed work focuses solely on the near earth object population, the neoo program element is the most appropriate. the observations and objectives of this program cannot be achieved by current spacecraft missions.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K0849 (P00005)
Signed Date	October 19, 2020
Effective Date	October 19, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Oct 20 2020 10:12:10 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $135,245.00 USD, Total: $573,389.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $573,389.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $573,389.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	following the successful discovery of a 1.2 d period from high-cadence swift/xrt monitoring of the ultraluminous x-ray source (ulx) in ngc 55 we propose similar monitoring observations (0.5ks and 1.5ks?5 visits per day for 10 days) of two more variable ulxs with known optical counterparts (holmberg ii x-1 and ngc 247 ulx). our main goal is to search for orbital periods in the range of a few 10s of hours in these two sources. this particular period range typical of stellar-mass black hole binaries has not been probed before for ulxs. any detected periods will be an important step towards dynamical mass measurement of these compact objects. with ngc 55 ulx we have already demonstrated that swift, with its excellent x-ray sensitivity and fast maneuvering capability, can definitely carry out these observations.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K1387 (P00001)
Signed Date	October 19, 2020
Effective Date	October 19, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Oct 20 2020 10:07:38 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-31.51 USD, Total: $38,850.49 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-31.51 USD, Total: $38,850.49 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-31.51 USD, Total: $38,850.49 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	science:.. utilize bubble-based scrubbing and bursting to.concentration organic material up to 1000x in liquid.derived from ice, brine, or sub-surface ocean.. enable life detection at 1-10 cells/ml abundance.. improve limit of detection (lod) of life detection.instruments targeting amino acids (chiral excess,.complexity-abundance distribution, nucleic.acids/informational polymers, whole cells.(microscopy, mobility).objectives:.. conduct lab experiments to determine optimal.system design.. develop prototype instrument and evaluate.performance on a set of ocean world analogs.. advance technology readiness level (trl) from.trl 2 to trl 4 and characterize steps required to.advance boost, with further funding, to trl 6.key milestones:.. experimental control and optimization of enrichment.demonstrated (year 1) and prototype developed (year 2).. enrichment evaluated in idealized ocean world samples.from molecules to cells, threshold 102, target 103 (year 2).. full scale evaluation of life detection lod improvements.using environmental analogs of ocean worlds (year 3).
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1092 (P00001)
Signed Date	October 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 16, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Oct 19 2020 09:47:13 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $366,535.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $976,413.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $976,413.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	autonomous multifunctional sensor platform
PIID + Modification	80NSSC21P0025 (0)
Signed Date	October 15, 2020
Effective Date	October 19, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Oct 15 2020 12:14:49 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $96,995.00 USD, Total: $96,995.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $96,995.00 USD, Total: $96,995.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $96,995.00 USD, Total: $96,995.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	traveling ionospheric disturbances (tids) represent a key dynamic process of energy transfer in the horizontal and vertical directions, and are one of the important sources of ionospheric variability. although they have been studied for extended period of time, the sources of tids remain a matter of a debate. this work strives to identify sources of medium-scale tids (mstids) observed at high to middle northern latitudes and link them to gravity waves (gws) generated in the region of the arctic polar vortex. it is well known that stronger westward gws in the mesosphere are associated with a stronger and less variable arctic polar vortex that is also more confined to the north pole and extended to higher altitudes. we hypothesize that intermittent body forces from the stronger gws will produce stronger secondary gws (and probably stronger tertiary gws) and hence cause tids with larger amplitudes and/or higher occurrence rates. confirmation of this hypothesis will provide a basis for improved physical understanding of mstids and of the imprint of intra-seasonal lower atmosphere variability in ionospheric variability and tids, and it will have implications for the prediction of mstids.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K0834 (P00001)
Signed Date	October 14, 2020
Effective Date	October 14, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Oct 14 2020 13:41:39 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $247,784.00 USD, Total: $497,483.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $747,581.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $747,581.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	supergiant fast x-ray transients (sfxts) are a subset of hmxbs showing sporadic outbursts that've fascinated x-ray community and many theories attempt to explain their erratic behavior. the most direct way to disentangle these theories is to estimate
PIID + Modification	80NSSC21K0044 (0)
Signed Date	October 13, 2020
Effective Date	September 14, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Oct 14 2020 08:20:50 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $59,486.00 USD, Total: $59,486.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $59,486.00 USD, Total: $59,486.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $59,486.00 USD, Total: $59,486.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	phytoplankton play key roles as the base of the marine food web and as a crucial component in the earth's carbon cycle. understanding how ocean dynamics influence plankton ecology will add to basic knowledge and inform studies of higher-level marine organism habitat. here we propose to examine how ocean dynamics across an unprecedented range of scales (from basin-scale gyre circulation to fronts, eddies, filaments, and long internal waves) set, transport, and re-organize phytoplankton communities. we will use a combination of satellite data, extensive flow cytometry observations, other existing in-situ measurements, and modeling to achieve these goals. our proposal brings together an interdisciplinary team with expertise in physical oceanography, physical ocean models, ecology, marine ecosystem models, satellite oceanography, biological oceanography, computation and data analytics. we propose to study: (1) the combination of physical mechanisms on scales from 1 to 1000s km that control the dynamic phytoplankton community biogeography (2) the observable signatures of these multiscale biogeographical patterns in satellite and in-situ data (3) the consequences of physical processes of different scales on biogeography, biogeochemistry, higher trophic levels, and implication for vulnerability of ecosystems (4) what is missed when the various scales are not resolved in observations and models and (5) how observable signatures can be systematically exploited to best monitor the transport and reorganization of marine phytoplankton biogeography now and in the future.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC17K0561 (P00006)
Signed Date	October 9, 2020
Effective Date	October 9, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Oct 09 2020 09:29:42 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,160,622.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,160,622.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,160,622.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	science:.. utilize bubble-based scrubbing and bursting to.concentration organic material up to 1000x in liquid.derived from ice, brine, or sub-surface ocean.. enable life detection at 1-10 cells/ml abundance.. improve limit of detection (lod) of life detection.instruments targeting amino acids (chiral excess,.complexity-abundance distribution, nucleic.acids/informational polymers, whole cells.(microscopy, mobility).objectives:.. conduct lab experiments to determine optimal.system design.. develop prototype instrument and evaluate.performance on a set of ocean world analogs.. advance technology readiness level (trl) from.trl 2 to trl 4 and characterize steps required to.advance boost, with further funding, to trl 6.key milestones:.. experimental control and optimization of enrichment.demonstrated (year 1) and prototype developed (year 2).. enrichment evaluated in idealized ocean world samples.from molecules to cells, threshold 102, target 103 (year 2).. full scale evaluation of life detection lod improvements.using environmental analogs of ocean worlds (year 3).
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1092 (0)
Signed Date	September 30, 2020
Effective Date	July 1, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Sep 30 2020 16:19:23 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $366,535.00 USD, Total: $366,535.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $976,413.00 USD, Total: $976,413.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $976,413.00 USD, Total: $976,413.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit library services extend pop through 3/31/21 based on far 52.217-8 option to extend services.
PIID + Modification	DTRT5717C10121 (P00009)
Signed Date	September 30, 2020
Effective Date	April 1, 2017
Modified Date	Mon Oct 05 2020 11:17:58 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Transport.: OS; 6913g6 volpe natl. trans. sys cntr
Requesting Office	Transport.: OS; volpe natl transportation sys cntr
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $260,509.28 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $260,509.28 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $341,168.95 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	science goals and objectives: we are proposing a comprehensive effort to explore several salient hemispherical asymmetries in the coupled magnetosphere-ionosphere (mi) system that are related to or driven by specific asymmetries and variability of
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1785 (0)
Signed Date	September 29, 2020
Effective Date	September 8, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Sep 29 2020 13:23:39 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394243 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $234,958.00 USD, Total: $234,958.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $937,516.00 USD, Total: $937,516.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $937,516.00 USD, Total: $937,516.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	swept time-space domain decomposition rule for breaking the latency barrier in 20 years, engineers will not simply be doing cfd analysis. they'll be sitting and doing high-fidelity design using computational methods and incorporating cfd into the design, almost in real time. j. slotnick, author of nasa cfd-2030. our objective is to make high-fidelity cfd fast enough for real-time design. a fundamental barrier to this is the latency between levels of the parallel memory hierarchy that limits the performance of time-step schemes and iterative solution methods. we propose the swept time-space decomposition rule to bypass this barrier. the decomposed domains have boundaries in space and time that match the domains of dependency and influence of the governing navier-stokes partial differential equations. the resulting swept decomposition enables each computing node to advance many time steps or perform many iterations before having to communicate with its neighbors, thereby breaking the latency barrier. today's well-understood cfd algorithms and software will have to be rewritten or overhauled to work on massively parallel computers.w. gropp, author of nasa cfd-2030. we propose to develop the swept decomposition rule into an api that makes it easy to rewrite an existing cfd code. the api separates implementation of numerical schemes on a space-time grid (volume or element) from the code that orchestrates their execution and handles communications. the former part can be agnostic of computer architecture, and therefore can focus on the physics and numerical accuracy. the latter is agnostic of pde and numerical scheme, and therefore can be optimized for next generation computer architecture. this separation is essential in order to achieve maximum performance on increasingly prevalent heterogeneous hpc architectures. the swept decomposition scheme must be advanced beyond simply mpi parallelism to mpi+x, where x refers to a gpu or other parallel coprocessor (e.g., intel xeon phi). however, such streaming processors introduce additional complexity that requires significant algorithmic design considerations. this will be achieved through an additional space-time decomposition level within the gpu that can take advantage of its multiple memory hierarchies. optimal processing and memory configurations will be explored through both static and dynamic analysis methods. furthermore, since the swept decomposition scheme allows significant local calculations between any communication, the cpu and gpu on a node will perform calculations simultaneously unlike nearly all existing gpu-accelerated cfd approaches avoiding any wasted resources. moreover, modern aerospace cfd relies on 3d unstructured meshes. there is a strong relationship between analyzing unstructured meshes, graph theory, and sparse matrix algorithms. in the context of this proposal, we will design a graph theoretical characterization of the decomposed space-time subdomains that will seamlessly generalize the results on structured meshes to unstructured meshes. the proposed characterization is based on a notion of truncated breadth-first searches that model the set of reachable spatiotemporal locations. it will be equally applicable to parallel time integration and to iterative solution methods. the proposed research will develop solution techniques based on the swept decomposition rule for the navier-stokes equations that significantly increase efficiency (potentially multiple orders of magnitude) on current and future hpc systems. preliminary results have broken the latency barrier by a factor of 10 when solving a 1d euler equation using a second-order shock-capturing finite volume scheme. by eliminating the latency barrier in large-scale parallel cfd simulations, we will make significant progress moving towards the grand challenge of real-time design of aerospace systems.
PIID + Modification	NNX15AU66A (5)
Signed Date	September 29, 2020
Effective Date	September 29, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Sep 29 2020 14:48:38 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	cooperative agreement
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Major Program Code	swept time-space domain decomposition rule for breaking the latency barrier
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $696,444.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $696,444.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $696,444.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the mit kavli institute for astrophysics and space research (mki) intends to submit a proposal to the research opportunities in space and earth sciences (roses-2017) opportunity (nnh17zda001n-sat) under the strategic astrophysics technology (sat) program element. with previous nasa support, mit has developed a revolutionary type of lightweight, high efficiency and high resolution diffraction element called a critical angle x-ray transmission (cat) grating. concentrated technology development has produced prototype grating elements with high diffraction efficiency and spectral resolution approaching predicted levels. this technology has advanced to the point where it was selected for the arcus x-ray spectrometer proposal for a nasa midex mission which has won a phase a award. a series of prototype flight grating spectrometers using cat gratings have been built and x-ray tested, meeting arcus mission requirements and passing environmental tests. however, the relatively modest requirements for the arcus spectrometer are not as challenging as would be necessary for a strategic mission such as lynx. further advances in grating diffraction efficiency, resolution, element size, manufacturability and assembly accuracy will be necessary in order to meet lynx scientific and cost goals. mit proposes to develop new grating fabrication technology leveraging the advanced semiconductor industry tools of the mit lincoln laboratory silicon wafer foundry, essentially transferring fabrication processes developed by mit students on small wafers using research tools in our on-campus lab to the more precise 200 mm wafer tools in lincoln's microelectronics laboratory facility. the improved process control and patterning accuracy enabled by lincoln's advanced cmos fabrication tool set are essential to enable the required improvements in spectrometer performance required by lynx.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K0335 (P00003)
Signed Date	September 28, 2020
Effective Date	September 28, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Sep 29 2020 08:48:53 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $512,233.00 USD, Total: $2,712,233.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $512,233.00 USD, Total: $2,712,233.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $512,233.00 USD, Total: $2,712,233.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	web accessibility initiative (wai) core
PIID + Modification	75P00120P00168 (0)
Signed Date	September 28, 2020
Effective Date	September 28, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Sep 28 2020 08:01:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	HHS: ASA; program support center acq mgmt svc
Requesting Office	HHS: ASA; program support center acq mgmt svc
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	rockville, maryland 208521700 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $500,000.00 USD, Total: $500,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $500,000.00 USD, Total: $500,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $2,500,000.00 USD, Total: $2,500,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	covid-19: professional services in support of covid-rich icu database
PIID + Modification	75N97020C00013 (0)
Signed Date	September 28, 2020
Effective Date	September 29, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Sep 28 2020 09:09:38 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	HHS: NIH; national institutes of health nlm
Requesting Office	HHS: NIH; national institutes of health nlm
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
National Interest Action Code	p20c: covid-19 2020
Obligated Amount	Change: $500,000.00 USD, Total: $500,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $500,000.00 USD, Total: $500,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $500,000.00 USD, Total: $500,000.00 USD

Award 21 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	we propose 80 ks observation of the superslow (period of 10,000 s) pulsar and the 'accreting magnetar' candidate, 4u 0114+65 in its brightest orbital phase (0.4 - 0.6) in order to definitively investigate the magnetic field of this pulsar. we plan to carry out (i) direct measurements of the magnetic field by probing into the much debatable cyclotron line and/or (ii) indirect estimates by applying different accreting models. we will also probe the hard energy tail in the nustar average spectrum and the spin phase-resolved spectrum as well as carry out pulse profile and variability studies of 4u 0114+65, thereby linking these intriguing systems to the wider context of other classical hmxbs and sfxts.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K0037 (P00001)
Signed Date	September 28, 2020
Effective Date	September 28, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Sep 29 2020 09:58:29 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $62,085.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $62,085.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $62,085.00 USD

Award 22 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the purpose of this contract is to procure open source student wallet proof of concept
PIID + Modification	91990020C0105 (0)
Signed Date	September 25, 2020
Effective Date	September 25, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Sep 25 2020 16:49:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Education; contracts and acquistions managemen
Requesting Office	Education; ofc of plan, eval, and policy dev.
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $448,850.00 USD, Total: $448,850.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $448,850.00 USD, Total: $448,850.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $448,850.00 USD, Total: $448,850.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	change co from roland regan to liz mcdannell and addition of far clause 52.204-25
PIID + Modification	DTRT5717C10121 (8)
Signed Date	September 24, 2020
Effective Date	April 1, 2017
Modified Date	Thu Sep 24 2020 14:53:40 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Transport.: OS; 6913g6 volpe natl. trans. sys cntr
Requesting Office	Transport.: OS; volpe natl transportation sys cntr
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $260,509.28 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $260,509.28 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $341,168.95 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	at the present time, deep-space missions are planned in the same way as they have been for decades: using brute force computations over many mission parameters. such considerations include the mass, thrust, and power generation capabilities of a probe and/or the destinations that make up its journey. new technologies, however, are posed to dramatically enhance this process. advances in reinforcement learning (rl) and deep neural networks offer performance that can match or even surpass that of current state-of-theart methods in complex tasks with large design spaces. this proposal seeks to apply this technology to the generation and control of energy efficient, low-thrust spacecraft trajectories. the proposed work will use an actor-critic based policy approach to explore trajectory problems. the innovation in this method is that the critic will use concepts from transfer learning to generalize control problems over many applications. the learning agent will therefore be able to learn the features of an optimized trajectory from those that it had previously generated, and then use this knowledge to discover new trajectory solutions to other problems. this work will also explore an actor-critic framework for continuous action problems where continuous control is desired and for problems with dynamic constraints. by applying rl to the design of interplanetary missions, future spacecraft will be able to more easily follow low-thrust trajectories and take advantage of multi-body dynamics, instead of the traditional hohmann transfer. non-standard orbits about libration points would also be made more available. furthermore, by not requiring large computational resources, this technology could be applied to future manned missions for onboard mission planning. the increased freedom in mission design afforded by this technology would offer significant benefits to both nasa and other spaceflight programs
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K1141 (P00004)
Signed Date	September 24, 2020
Effective Date	September 24, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Sep 25 2020 08:34:20 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	training grant
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	this pr is to award a new firm-fixed price purchase orders to ma - boston phl laboratory. the agreement and the pop shall be for one year from the award date. this lab will receive $60,000.00 in fy20 funding
PIID + Modification	70RWMD20P00000016 (0)
Signed Date	September 24, 2020
Effective Date	September 25, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Sep 24 2020 09:43:01 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	DHS: OPO; cwmd acq div
Requesting Office	DHS: CWMD; dir office of health affairs
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	boston, massachusetts 021084603 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $60,000.00 USD, Total: $60,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $60,000.00 USD, Total: $60,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $60,000.00 USD, Total: $60,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the persistent x-ray pulsar and cyclotron line source 4u 1907+09 has not been observed in several years. recently, several x-ray pulsars have been shown to exhibit a secular decay in their cyclotron line energy on timescales of months to years. 4u 1907+09 is a prime candidate to search for this kind of behavior, due to its persistent flux level and its two cyclotron lines well within the nustar band. it is additionally of interest due to its moderate x-ray flux, which likely places it in the "low sub-critical" accretion regime, a prime area for testing new developments in the modeling of x-ray spectra from accreting pulsars.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K1608 (P00002)
Signed Date	September 24, 2020
Effective Date	September 24, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Sep 24 2020 08:37:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394243 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $58,302.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $58,302.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $58,302.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the energy output from an active galactic nucleus is released very close to the central black hole, and therefore, probing the relativistic region of the inner accretion flow--at the intersection of inflow and outflow--is essential to understanding how supermassive black holes effect their galactic environments. xarm will provide an unprecedented view of this feedback process in accreting black hole systems. in this short statement, i pose three of the biggest questions in black hole accretion, and describe future xarm investigations that will work to resolve them. what is the spin of a black hole? the spin of the black hole strongly affects the overall accretion efficiency, and may also be responsible for driving relativistic jets. furthermore, obtaining a true distribution of black hole spin in the local universe will constrain the growth history of smbhs, whether mostly through prolonged accretion where angular momentum builds up over time, or through chaotic accretion (volonteri 2005). to measure black hole spin, we require spectra of the broad iron line that can be distinguished from narrow emission and absorption features produced through reprocessing in the torus, a wind or the outer accretion disc. resolve will provide a clean view of both the broad iron line and soft excess, which will vastly improve our understanding of systematic uncertainties associated with spin measurements. in addition to agn, both instruments on xarm will measure the spin in black hole binaries, with resolve measuring spin through the broad iron line method, and xtend making an independent spin measure through modeling of the thermal continuum. are accretion disc winds powerful enough to drive feedback? in recent years, fast outflows of 0.1-0.3c have been found in agn and bhbs through highly ionised absorption features in the iron k band using ccd detectors, and in narrow soft x-ray lines using reflection gratings. these winds carry a lot of kinetic energy, which may be enough to drive feedback on galactic scales. resolve will measure the structure of ultrafast outflows in unprecedented detail. ufos are launched close to the black hole and are highly dynamic (tombesi et al., 2013). we need higher spectral resolution to map out the velocity profile of the fe xxv/xxvi outflows, and higher collecting area than previous reflection grating spectrometers to understand the time variability of winds. furthermore, current ccd detectors often cannot distinguish between fe xxv and fe xxvi, therefore causing large uncertainties in the outflow velocity and kinetic energy. with xarm, we will distinguish these lines, and look for higher order transitions of fe xxv and fe xxvi, as well as absorption from lighter elements.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K0733 (0)
Signed Date	September 23, 2020
Effective Date	September 23, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Sep 24 2020 09:26:21 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $16,486.37 USD, Total: $16,486.37 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $237,063.00 USD, Total: $237,063.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $237,063.00 USD, Total: $237,063.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	supergiant fast x-ray transients (sfxts) are most probable candidates proposed to be associated with unidentified mev-gev transients seen with fermi.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1584 (0)
Signed Date	September 23, 2020
Effective Date	January 1, 2021
Modified Date	Thu Sep 24 2020 10:07:06 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $64,997.00 USD, Total: $64,997.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $64,997.00 USD, Total: $64,997.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $64,997.00 USD, Total: $64,997.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the question of what atmospheric gases indicate the presence of life both on solar system and exoplanets is an old one. to guide new research we have taken a data-driven approach extending beyond simple extrapolation from terrestrial biochemistry, and based on our compilation of three separate yet intertwined databases. the first is a database of all molecules that are volatile and stable at standard temperature and pressure (seager et al. 2016). the second is a collection of molecules produced by life ( natural products ), manually curated from available literature and public data repositories (petkowski, bains, seager, 2018 in press). this database contains genuine natural products (not drug metabolites or synthetic derivatives) and each natural product is connected to species from which the product was isolated. the third database is under construction and is a proxy for hydrolytically stable chemical space, created by combinatorics from seed molecules and filtered by hydrolytic and thermodynamic stability calculations and estimators. we now have developed technology to describe the structure and thermodynamics of the chemical space from which a biochemistry is selected. this allows us to map the chemical space of life onto an exhaustive space from which biochemistry is selected, and hence identify both the chemistry that life uses and the lacunae that life avoids. building on this work, we propose to 1] mine the databases both to find not yet considered potential biosignature gases and explore some of them and 2] map how earth life explores chemical space by a few concrete examples of chemical functionality life avoids. the goal is to extend concepts of possible chemical evolution relevant to the origin, evolution, and distribution of life for the first topic, we consider exoplanets with atmospheres with no molecular oxygen and low to medium host star ultraviolet radiation. this opens the possibility for gases to accumulate to detectable levels, even for molecules rapidly destroyed in earth s atmosphere, thus expanding the biosignature gases we should be aware of. preliminary work shows phospine, isoprene, and halocarbons are worthy for detailed exploration. we will use existing exoplanet atmosphere codes, existing photochemistry codes, and existing molecular line lists or molecule cross sections or estimates. for the second topic we propose a radical new approach, based on exploring how life avoids or rarely uses certain specific chemical classes of molecules as well as the molecules it does use. some of the excluded molecular classes are chemically flexible, stable, and have wide chemical and structural functionality. this approach has not been attempted before instead the community has focused on a wide range of isolated hypotheses as to why life does use certain specific chemical functionalities (e.g. peptide bond, phosphates etc.). we have quantified occurrence rates of different bonds, molecular fragments, and molecules amongst life s products, solidifying known, yet, chemically puzzling gaps amidst the vast diversity of the chemistry of life. in recent work we present a hypothesis for life s near avoidance of n-s containing compounds (petkowski, bains, seager, in press) and the proposed work is to explore additional concrete examples. for this topic we use a custom chemical combinatorics code, a suite of python tools both custom-made and existing for chemoinformatics, literature review for reaction rates, and experiments involving nmr time course reactivity assays. the significance of this work is that our new approach may provide fresh insight into life s evolution through chemical space and its origin and early evolution as well as an insight towards possible biochemistries and biosignatures of non-earth-like life elsewhere .
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K0471 (P00001)
Signed Date	September 21, 2020
Effective Date	September 21, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Sep 22 2020 10:30:13 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $176,956.00 USD, Total: $349,164.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $531,031.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $531,031.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	toward fast, low-noise, radiation-tolerant x-ray imaging arrays for lynx: raising technology readiness further
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K0401 (P00001)
Signed Date	September 17, 2020
Effective Date	September 17, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Sep 18 2020 11:46:19 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $942,000.00 USD, Total: $1,661,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,994,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,994,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	development of thermally stable nanocrystalline nickel alloys by powder metallurgy
PIID + Modification	80MSFC19C0050 (P00002)
Signed Date	September 17, 2020
Effective Date	September 20, 2019
Modified Date	Fri Sep 18 2020 00:46:45 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa marshall space flight center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa marshall space flight center
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $275,000.00 USD, Total: $525,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $275,000.00 USD, Total: $525,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $825,000.00 USD

Award 32 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	augmented reality using head up displays
PIID + Modification	693JJ618C000010 (P00003)
Signed Date	September 16, 2020
Effective Date	September 28, 2018
Modified Date	Wed Sep 23 2020 15:55:16 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Transport.: FRA; 693jj6 federal railroad admin
Requesting Office	Transport.: FRA; 693jj6 federal railroad admin
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394243 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,000,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,000,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,000,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	this proposal will support the research work of the pi, dr david e. smith and the co-i, professor maria t. zuber, and their management of the lola science and instrument team of the lunar reconnaissance orbiter (lro) mission. the research of the pi
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1846 (0)
Signed Date	September 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 1, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Sep 16 2020 15:39:40 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $5,000.00 USD, Total: $5,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $452,248.68 USD, Total: $452,248.68 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $452,248.68 USD, Total: $452,248.68 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mworks software upgrade and one (1) year technical support.
PIID + Modification	75N95020P00534 (0)
Signed Date	September 16, 2020
Effective Date	September 16, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Sep 18 2020 13:25:31 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	HHS: NIH; national institutes of health nida
Requesting Office	HHS: NIH; national institutes of health nida
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	bethesda, maryland 208920001 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $96,000.00 USD, Total: $96,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $96,000.00 USD, Total: $96,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $96,000.00 USD, Total: $96,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	nasa goddard space flight center (gsfc) has a need to obtain support in achieving the goals of the space geodesy project (sgp). the goals of this activity are related to the study of the shape of the earth and how it rotates. this effort will be a follow-on to nasa gsfc contract nng10hp00c with massachusetts institute of technology (mit)/haystack observatory (ho) for research and development for the state-of-the-art next generation very long baseline interferometry (vlbi) systems in support of the nasa sgp. under this contract effort mit haystack observatory shall provide construction and installation of the signal chains for three next generation geodetic vlbi antennas and validation of the completed systems operations support in the form of correlation of geodetic vlbi data, operation of the westford antenna, and engineering support for the nasa geodetic network and continued development of the next generation geodetic vlbi systems. the ho shall provide the personnel, materials, facilities and equipment necessary to provide support to nasa gsfc in achieving the goals of the sgp. the scope of this effort is limited to five specific areas (called tasks): 1. building vlbi global observing systems (vgos) 2. vgos system validation 3. operations and sustaining engineering 4. forward looking development 5. project management
PIID + Modification	NNG15HZ35C (34)
Signed Date	September 14, 2020
Effective Date	March 10, 2015
Modified Date	Mon Sep 14 2020 19:56:33 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	westford, massachusetts 018861299 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-119,018.27 USD, Total: $11,625,740.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $12,270,793.25 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $12,270,793.25 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	a new and much more rigorous approach to sensor characterization are to be quantified.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1525 (0)
Signed Date	September 11, 2020
Effective Date	September 1, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Sep 11 2020 09:20:24 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $260,977.00 USD, Total: $260,977.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $654,864.00 USD, Total: $654,864.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $654,864.00 USD, Total: $654,864.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	this proposal will model how the impact-driven redistribution of pristine crustal and upper mantle material is reflected in the composition of the lunar surface. this will be accomplished through three focused tasks. in task 1 we will develop our initial conditions and impact model. we will develop six models for the origin (symmetry of lunar magma ocean (lmo) crystallization) and evolution (degree of overturn) of the lunar crust and mantle, from previously proposed lmo hypotheses. we will develop a unique structure of cumulate stratigraphy and composition for each model that satisfies a mass balance of the bulk lunar composition. we will also add multi-component tracking to the material tracking code that science-pi huang implemented in the impact bombardment code, cratered terrain evolution model (ctem) as part of her ph.d. in task 2 we will constrain the initial compositional structure of the moon by modeling the mixing of materials between feldspathic highlands terrane, south pole-aitken basin terrane, and procellarum kreep terrane and comparing our results to lp-grs th, feo, al2o3, and tio2 abundance maps&grail crustal thickness maps. in task 3, we will study the genesis and timing of pkt by investigating the role of putative impact genesis on the temporal and spatial distribution of th from pkt into the highlands.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1417 (0)
Signed Date	September 11, 2020
Effective Date	September 1, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Sep 14 2020 11:22:42 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $179,994.00 USD, Total: $179,994.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $369,428.00 USD, Total: $369,428.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $369,428.00 USD, Total: $369,428.00 USD

Award 38 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the haystack observatory (ho) shall provide the personnel, materials, facilities and equipment necessary to provide support to nasa gsfc in achieving the goals of the sgp. the scope of this effort is limited to four specific areas: 1. vlbi correlator operations and sustaining engineering 2. vlbi field station operations and sustaining engineering 3. research and development 3.1. vlbi hardware and instrumentation 3.2. improvement of vlbi technique 4. program management support
PIID + Modification	NNG10HP00C (33)
Signed Date	September 10, 2020
Effective Date	May 17, 2010
Modified Date	Fri Sep 11 2020 12:49:35 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394122 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-3,244.13 USD, Total: $11,197,879.87 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $11,201,124.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $11,201,124.00 USD

Award 39 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	support for the nasa space geodesy project (sgp) in development and maintenance of nasa's very long baseline interferometry (vlbi) stations, the processing of vlbi data, and support for the international vlbi service for geodesy and astrometry (ivs).
PIID + Modification	80GSFC20C0078 (P00002)
Signed Date	September 9, 2020
Effective Date	June 22, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Sep 09 2020 11:15:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	westford, massachusetts 018861265 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $647,078.39 USD, Total: $1,297,078.39 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $2,724,940.66 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $14,824,588.21 USD

Award 40 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	there is a critical need for advanced portable life support systems (plss) and thermal management technologies for extravehicular activity (eva) on the surface of the moon or mars
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K1169 (P00001)
Signed Date	September 9, 2020
Effective Date	September 9, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Sep 09 2020 10:18:14 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD

Award 41 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	seed prototype 1 alternative foundation system: the purpose of this effort is to obtain temporary contactor management and technical support services for the department of homeland security (dhs)/federal emergency management agency (fema).
PIID + Modification	70FB7020C00000019 (0)
Signed Date	September 4, 2020
Effective Date	September 4, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Sep 08 2020 12:58:59 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	DHS: FEMA; incident support section(iss70)
Requesting Office	DHS: FEMA; incident support section(iss70)
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $205,660.00 USD, Total: $205,660.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $205,660.00 USD, Total: $205,660.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $205,660.00 USD, Total: $205,660.00 USD

Award 42 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the objective of this research program is to use phase equilibrium experiments to determine the physical conditions of melting of lunar magma ocean (lmo) cumulates. a series of cumulate compositions that span the middle to late stages of lmo solidification have been selected for investigation. we will melt the lunar magma ocean cumulates over a range of pressures (0.5 3.5 gpa) and temperatures (1060 1680 c). we will systematically investigate the influence of varying the amounts of trapped liquid. the experiments will be carried out using boyd-england end-loaded piston cylinders in both iron and graphite capsules in order to explore the effects of varying fo2 in the high ti and high fe compositions. we will then use the experimentally determined pressuredependent melt compositions as inputs into a quantitative 3-component major element cumulate remelt mixing model, which will also take fractional crystallization into account. this model will constrain the processes that gave rise to the origin of and compositional variability within the 25 lunar ultramafic glass groups.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC17K0773 (P00004)
Signed Date	September 2, 2020
Effective Date	September 2, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Sep 03 2020 09:17:08 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $405,130.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $405,130.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $405,130.00 USD

Award 43 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	development of a cough/sneeze simulator to measure performance of ppe
PIID + Modification	75D30120C09254 (0)
Signed Date	September 1, 2020
Effective Date	September 1, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Sep 01 2020 11:26:43 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	HHS: CDC; cdc office of acquisition services
Requesting Office	HHS: CDC; cdc office of acquisition services
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
National Interest Action Code	p20c: covid-19 2020
Obligated Amount	Change: $320,000.00 USD, Total: $320,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $320,000.00 USD, Total: $320,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $320,000.00 USD, Total: $320,000.00 USD

Award 44 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	transiting exoplanet survey satellite (tess) project. this contract is for performance of the phase b bridge phase of the tess mission. efforts included, but limited to, are as follows: develop documentation, plans, and schedules develop requirements in preparation for the systems requirement review perform the technical trade studies outlined in the concept study report, and any other trades identified during phase b bridge phase provide overall management for the payload development provide tess systems engineering support to the project in coordination with the gsfc project systems engineer (pse) manage the contracts of vendors and subcontractors as necessary during the phase b bridge phase establish the electronic database of tess technical requirements and specifications as each document is baselined. maintain complete traceability and configuration control of all tess project requirement documents. deliver documentation in accordance with contract requirements.
PIID + Modification	NNG14FC03C (37)
Signed Date	August 27, 2020
Effective Date	May 22, 2013
Modified Date	Fri Aug 28 2020 13:23:06 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $163,905.59 USD, Total: $75,937,913.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $75,937,913.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $75,937,913.00 USD

Award 45 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	traffic management paradigms for autonomous environments using control theory
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K1607 (P00001)
Signed Date	August 26, 2020
Effective Date	August 26, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Aug 26 2020 13:15:08 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $103,430.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $103,430.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $103,430.00 USD

Award 46 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the objective of this proposal is to enable two university teams with expertise in laser communications systems and optical time transfer to provide support to nasa swarm studies on the topic of surface deformation and change.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19M0224 (P00001)
Signed Date	August 26, 2020
Effective Date	August 26, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Aug 26 2020 13:57:36 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	cooperative agreement
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD

Award 47 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	nasa research announcement award for mars oxygen isru experiment (moxie). moxie represents a partnership headed by an mit-led investigation team and a jpl-ied instrument project team. the instrument project team builds, tests, and operates moxie. the integrated moxie investigation and instrument development plans are detailed in the moxie experiment implementation plan. the investigation team activities are summarized in the statement of work (sow). the investigation team activities includes predicts of the expected performance of the moxie, analyses the operational science data, identifies unexpected returns, and is the custodian of the science data. under this contract, the investigation team will be funded from nasa hq. this sow covers a period of performance through the end of mars 2020's phase-d, ending by the end of fiscal august 2018. phase-e activities will be discussed here, but in less detail and with less planning maturity than phase-a through -0 activities. the mit tasks are elements of the overall moxie investigation development. per the announcement of opportunity the moxie development was broken into work breakdown structure (wbs) elements. out of the overall project effort the following wbs elements are the performance responsibility of mit. other was elements are the performance responsibility of jpl or are subcontracts managed by the moxie jpl instrument development team. collectively, the wbs elements at mit and jpl constitutes the complete moxie investigation. work under this contract includes efforts such as: - maintain subcontracts and/or agreements with co-investigators (co-is) and international collaborators - provide an investigation summary and status for the mid-year and end-of-year reviews required by advanced exploration systems, nasa hq - participate in moxie team meetings, internal as well as coordination meetings with the mars 2020 payload office, including weekly technical interchange meetings (tims) - participate in the mars-2020 moxie monthly management reviews (mmrs) for the purpose of reviewing and reporting on technical, management, schedule, and cost issues. a copy of the monthly mmr report provided to nasa hq shall satisfy this contract's monthly reporting requirement. - participate in key investigation reviews, including the instrument critical design review (icdr) and the instrument delivery review (idr) and operational readiness tests (orts), further details as described in the eip - support and document the moxie development
PIID + Modification	NNH17CH01C (12)
Signed Date	August 21, 2020
Effective Date	January 25, 2017
Modified Date	Mon Aug 24 2020 08:44:08 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa headquarters
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa headquarters
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Major Program Code	moxie
Obligated Amount	Change: $403,000.00 USD, Total: $2,885,199.22 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $3,665,215.00 USD, Total: $6,147,414.22 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $3,665,215.00 USD, Total: $6,147,414.22 USD

Award 48 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the theoretical and numerical results of this study are relevant to the interpretation of observations made by ongoing nasa missions such as mms, parker solar probe and the voyagers.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1510 (0)
Signed Date	August 20, 2020
Effective Date	September 1, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Aug 21 2020 09:34:41 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $45,000.00 USD, Total: $45,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $90,000.00 USD, Total: $90,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $90,000.00 USD, Total: $90,000.00 USD

Award 49 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	we propose new technology concepts and advancements to aid in our understanding of the effects of climate change on biodiversity. this proposal is targeted towards the current aist "operational technologies" core topics along with a focus on the "climate change and biodiversity" special subtopics. specifically, this proposal seeks to (1) develop wireless in situ observations networks and associated technologies to monitor the vertical flow and distribution of water along the soil, vegetation, and atmosphere continuum, (2) develop autonomous and event-driven network decision-making strategies based on ecohydrological understandings. outcomes of this proposal will help interlink plant-level to field-level hydrological processes. furthermore, immediate application to and support of ground calibration and validation (cal/val) activities of current and planned nasa earth remote sensing missions is expected. certain technology heritage and key building blocks at high technology readiness levels (trls) (6-7) through prior aist support exist. however, with the inclusion of these newly proposed concepts entry level trls are ranked between 2-3 with an expected exit trl of 4-5 after two-years (starting september 2017 and ending september 2019).
PIID + Modification	80NSSC17K0283 (P00009)
Signed Date	August 19, 2020
Effective Date	February 24, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Aug 20 2020 11:56:10 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-21,848.53 USD, Total: $1,323,284.47 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-21,848.53 USD, Total: $1,323,284.47 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-21,848.53 USD, Total: $1,323,284.47 USD

Award 50 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	support for the nasa space geodesy project (sgp) in development and maintenance of nasa's very long baseline interferometry (vlbi) stations, the processing of vlbi data, and support for the international vlbi service for geodesy and astrometry (ivs).
PIID + Modification	80GSFC20C0078 (P00001)
Signed Date	August 13, 2020
Effective Date	June 22, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Sep 02 2020 13:26:38 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	westford, massachusetts 018861265 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $650,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $2,724,940.66 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $14,824,588.21 USD

Award 51 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	this proposal is for research on the nasa armadas project, which is developing and demonstrating autonomous assembly of digital materials/structures. present work at nasa ames is developing robots and material system to meet assembly and structural performance goals. research at cba addresses modularity and flexibility across hardware and software domains, and our work for this phase will apply these capabilities in three areas to contribute to the armadas project goals: scaling multi-robot construction (primary area), digital assembly workflows, and discrete robotics (secondary areas).
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19M0039 (P00004)
Signed Date	August 12, 2020
Effective Date	August 12, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Aug 13 2020 10:20:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	cooperative agreement
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $74,848.25 USD, Total: $153,181.84 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $153,181.84 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $153,181.84 USD

Award 52 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	we propose to continue a collaborative agreement between mit and the nasa goddard institute for space science (giss) in new york. the program brings together the expertise of mit in ocean dynamics, sea-ice and ocean climate modeling with that of giss in coupled climate modeling and climate change. the research is directed at (i) helping to coordinate ocean and sea-ice modeling activities at giss to improve the ocean component of modele, giss s coupled climate model and mitgcm, (ii) enhancing the representation of sea-ice processes in modele and (iii) evaluating and applying the new models to study regional climate change in the arctic. in particular the mit-giss collaboration will focus on: 1. driving forward development and evaluation of the new giss ocean model known as go2 with a particular emphasis on polar and sea-ice processes, 2. applying the new models to explore the robustness of the coupled system to perturbations in the arctic, in the context of arctic climate response functions. the gissmodel-e deployed in studies of climate change will provide the modeling context but expertise in ocean and sea-ice models developed at mit will also be leveraged. this proposal harnesses the complementary expertise of john marshall (mit) in ocean dynamics and modeling with that of gavin schmidt (giss) in sea-ice and climate change processes. it also expands ongoing collaborative activities (reviewed below) with darren engwirda, the postdoc supported by the just-ending current collaborative project. darren is to take up a research scientist position at columbia university and so will remain a member of the team. support of this proposal would enable us to bring in new talent to focus on the critical issue of sea-ice modeling and dynamics.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC17M0075 (P00003)
Signed Date	August 7, 2020
Effective Date	August 7, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Aug 10 2020 08:17:53 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	cooperative agreement
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,118,425.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,118,425.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,118,425.00 USD

Award 53 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the x-ray imaging and spectroscopy mission (xrism), now under development by nasa s goddard space flight center (gsfc) and the japanese aerospace exploration agency (jaxa) for launch in early 2022, will recover the science intended for the lost hitomi mission, and it will be a premier x-ray observatory of the next decade. the resolve instrument will provide spatially resolved spectroscopy with unprecedented spectral resolution and will revolutionize the study of extended x-ray sources ranging from supernova remnants to clusters of galaxies. resolve will be complemented on xrism by a wide-field, soft x-ray ccd imager called xtend.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K0737 (P00001)
Signed Date	August 7, 2020
Effective Date	August 7, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Aug 10 2020 08:42:50 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $177,705.16 USD, Total: $249,999.84 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $749,998.52 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $749,998.52 USD

Award 54 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	over the past decade, masgc has built up its membership to reflect the diversity of educational institutions in the state, from the berkshires to cape cod and the islands, and to utilize space grant funds to allow massachusetts students to participate in activities relevant to nasa s mission. the consortium s objectives are to contribute to the development of aerospace education, research, technology, and workforce development across the state, in alignment with nasa s strategic goals as follows: 1. to inspire, engage, educate, and employ the next generation of explorers through nasa-unique science, technology, engineering and mathematics learning opportunities. the consortium provides nasa competency building opportunities in higher education and research by way of awarding fellowships and other direct grants to students at masgc affiliate institutions and internships at nasa centers, to the maximum number possible of massachusetts students, reflecting the diversity of students throughout the state, to create a skilled workforce for nasa, the aerospace industry and academia. it also supports both in-service and student teachers to prepare to teach at the precollege level. the consortium promotes stem literacy and awareness of nasa s mission through its outreach partners and also through public events with assistance from nasa. in the past four years over 1,500 members of the public have attended various masgc supported activities such as science on the street, public lectures, symposia and events related to space activities and commemorations of nasa anniversaries. masgc has strong working relationships with the main informal science and technology education institutions in the state the boston museum of science and the christa mcauliffe center.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20M0048 (P00004)
Signed Date	August 6, 2020
Effective Date	August 6, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Aug 07 2020 14:13:56 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	cooperative agreement
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394307 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $909,310.04 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $2,964,310.04 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $2,964,310.04 USD

Award 55 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	rivers are the dominant geologic forces acting on much of earth's land surface and play an important role in many earth systems. while we can learn much about their dynamics from modern systems, this approach is limited in scope to processes observable on human timescales. in the geologic record, we can see evidence for large changes in terrestrial drainage due to tectonic and other forcings, but these records do not preserve the upland landscapes where such changes occurred. i aim to bridge the gap between the detailed but limited understanding we have gained from the modern world and the longer-term evidence for change, to reveal the processes by which fundamental changes to surface drainage occur over geologic timescales and the tectonic and climatic controls on landscape evolution. my research approach is two-fold. the first component is observational: i will use the diversity of landscapes present on the modern earth to seek patterns in drainage stability or instability, combined with terrain analysis and climate data. i will also interrogate the geologic record for longer-term evidence of change to surface drainage, and make use of several regional case studies of different tectonic settings as analogues to other events in the past. the second component of my research is the development of a continentscale landscape evolution model with coupled surface processes, tectonics, and climate, which i will use to extend the results of my observations to scenarios we cannot directly observe. i will conduct a suite of numerical experiments that span the range of physically realistic scenarios, including variations in climate, tectonic activity, and rock properties. these simulations will allow me to connect the our modern process understanding of river dynamics to long-term geologic change, and reveal mechanisms of landscape response to changes in tectonic and climatic forcings. by investigating the mechanisms and drivers of major changes to earth's surface and bringing together tectonics, climate, and surface processes, i will directly advance nasa's objective to advance knowledge of the earth as a system. in particular, my research addresses two of nasa's key questions: to determine how the earth system is changing, and what causes these changes. river networks are integrally linked with many other geologic systems and are important natural resources to human society. an improved understanding of their changes through time and of their relative stability will inform other disciplines of earth science and facilitate more effective use of these critical natural resources.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K1324 (P00002)
Signed Date	August 6, 2020
Effective Date	August 6, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Aug 07 2020 08:49:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	training grant
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $45,000.00 USD, Total: $135,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $45,000.00 USD, Total: $135,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $45,000.00 USD, Total: $135,000.00 USD

Award 56 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	historically, numerical studies on the dynamics of gas giant atmospheres have focused either on the molecular (electrically neutral) outer layer or the metallic (electrically conducting) interior. the former are interested in explaining the characteristics of the relatively shallow flows, such as jets and vortices, seen on the surfaces of jupiter, saturn, and hot jupiters.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1367 (0)
Signed Date	August 6, 2020
Effective Date	September 1, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Aug 07 2020 13:33:21 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $45,000.00 USD, Total: $45,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $45,000.00 USD, Total: $45,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $45,000.00 USD, Total: $45,000.00 USD

Award 57 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the unique ultracompact x-ray binary (ucxb) 4u 1626-67 is the only known ucxb hosting a strongly-magnetized, slowly-rotating accreting neutron star. this system has a plethora of interesting properties, with a short (~42 min) orbital period, strong and diskbroadened emission lines of neon and oxygen, an unusually weak and possibly variable iron fluorescence line, a cyclotron resonance scattering feature (crsf), and variability on short and long timescales. the x-ray variability in particular is essential both for proper interpretation of the spectral lines and for constraining the binary orbit. we are requesting a 40 ks nicer observation, which will give us the opportunity to carry out the most detailed study of variability to date in this source.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K1448 (P00001)
Signed Date	August 5, 2020
Effective Date	August 5, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Aug 05 2020 08:50:46 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $41,997.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $41,997.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $41,997.00 USD

Award 58 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit program seminar xxi
PIID + Modification	70Z02319PGHG03600 (P00001)
Signed Date	August 4, 2020
Effective Date	July 24, 2019
Modified Date	Wed Aug 26 2020 10:58:23 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	DHS: USCG; hq contract operations (cg-912)(000
Requesting Office	DHS: USCG; commandant acquisitions directorate
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394307 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $42,436.00 USD, Total: $83,636.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $42,436.00 USD, Total: $83,636.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $42,436.00 USD, Total: $83,636.00 USD

Award 59 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	co-investigator support for ixpe
PIID + Modification	80MSFC17C0012 (P00007)
Signed Date	August 3, 2020
Effective Date	September 6, 2017
Modified Date	Tue Aug 04 2020 09:27:16 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa marshall space flight center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa marshall space flight center
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $100,000.00 USD, Total: $613,639.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $213,289.00 USD, Total: $726,928.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $726,928.00 USD

Award 60 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	FA870215C0007 (P00076)
Signed Date	July 29, 2020
Effective Date	October 16, 2014
Modified Date	Thu Jul 30 2020 10:09:53 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2tsra smc mc
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-26,869.03 USD, Total: $830,484,635.29 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-26,869.03 USD, Total: $830,484,635.29 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-26,869.03 USD, Total: $2,565,000,718.33 USD

Award 61 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0001 (P00104)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 29, 2020
Effective Date	October 18, 2016
Modified Date	Thu Jul 30 2020 09:02:36 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2tsra smc mc
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $2,830,000.00 USD, Total: $468,061,999.12 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $860,248,228.22 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $860,248,228.22 USD

Award 62 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	FA870218F0004 (P00058)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 29, 2020
Effective Date	June 14, 2018
Modified Date	Thu Jul 30 2020 08:56:05 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: WHS; washington headquarters services
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $2,857,575.00 USD, Total: $249,306,637.35 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $975,000.00 USD, Total: $759,241,449.28 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $975,000.00 USD, Total: $759,241,449.28 USD

Award 63 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	FA870218F0001 (P00038)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 29, 2020
Effective Date	December 4, 2017
Modified Date	Thu Jul 30 2020 08:58:16 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdbm aflcmc azs
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $699,400.00 USD, Total: $69,866,114.50 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $10,000,000.00 USD, Total: $129,791,897.33 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $10,000,000.00 USD, Total: $129,791,897.33 USD

Award 64 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	0001 (E2)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 28, 2020
Effective Date	April 28, 2015
Modified Date	Wed Jul 29 2020 08:07:09 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $668,904.63 USD, Total: $258,597,768.10 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-9,218.29 USD, Total: $504,902,922.51 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-9,218.29 USD, Total: $512,845,045.74 USD

Award 65 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	0012 (82)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 28, 2020
Effective Date	July 14, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Jul 29 2020 08:03:07 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $50,000.00 USD, Total: $222,676,487.77 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $509,560,163.44 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $509,560,163.44 USD

Award 66 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the early solar system was filed with 1-500 km bodies called planetesimals that served as the building blocks of planets. today we have samples of planetesimals in the form of meteorites that provide unique records of early planetary evolution.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1366 (0)
Signed Date	July 28, 2020
Effective Date	September 1, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Jul 29 2020 09:29:42 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $45,000.00 USD, Total: $45,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $135,000.00 USD, Total: $135,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $135,000.00 USD, Total: $135,000.00 USD

Award 67 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	0006 (C1)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 27, 2020
Effective Date	August 27, 2015
Modified Date	Tue Jul 28 2020 09:00:51 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bded aflcmc hn
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $3,987,357.68 USD, Total: $434,104,923.05 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,765,504,517.89 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,765,504,517.89 USD

Award 68 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	0010 (98)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 27, 2020
Effective Date	July 14, 2016
Modified Date	Tue Jul 28 2020 08:23:23 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $4,318,646.00 USD, Total: $453,539,608.16 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $665,300.00 USD, Total: $963,574,319.68 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $665,300.00 USD, Total: $963,574,319.68 USD

Award 69 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0005 (P00088)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 27, 2020
Effective Date	April 28, 2017
Modified Date	Tue Jul 28 2020 08:17:28 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; afrl rdf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $740,000.00 USD, Total: $135,368,733.69 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $373,344,522.58 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $373,344,522.58 USD

Award 70 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the lola team will undertake several research activities as well as the operation of the lola instrument and the processing of the data for archive at the geophysics node of the planetary data system (pds). this proposal is for the management and overall coordination of the monitoring of the activities of the team and the lola instrument by the lola pi and deputy pi and necessary support.
PIID + Modification	NNX15AK10G (12)
Signed Date	July 25, 2020
Effective Date	July 25, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Jul 27 2020 12:40:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Major Program Code	lunar orbiter laser altimeter investigation and associated science
Obligated Amount	Change: $39,743.00 USD, Total: $820,171.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $820,171.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $820,171.00 USD

Award 71 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	0002 (D8)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 23, 2020
Effective Date	May 20, 2015
Modified Date	Tue Jul 28 2020 09:16:42 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; 526 icbmsw
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $347,000.00 USD, Total: $558,652,245.62 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $858,295,068.22 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $882,181,309.51 USD

Award 72 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	0005 (40)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 23, 2020
Effective Date	August 27, 2015
Modified Date	Tue Jul 28 2020 09:02:35 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: WHS; washington headquarters services
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $500,000.00 USD, Total: $41,834,757.38 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $61,579,674.38 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $61,579,674.38 USD

Award 73 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	0003 (53)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 23, 2020
Effective Date	June 23, 2015
Modified Date	Tue Jul 28 2020 09:07:18 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-265,000.00 USD, Total: $33,612,663.27 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $50,224,062.37 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $50,224,062.37 USD

Award 74 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	0008 (20)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 23, 2020
Effective Date	June 13, 2016
Modified Date	Tue Jul 28 2020 08:41:43 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; n nc j6 architecture and integratio
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $1,450,000.00 USD, Total: $28,740,763.62 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $2,000,000.00 USD, Total: $39,439,223.32 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $2,000,000.00 USD, Total: $43,189,223.32 USD

Award 75 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	p00013 deobligate unused option 1 funds from acrn an
PIID + Modification	N6600113C4025 (P00013)
Signed Date	July 21, 2020
Effective Date	June 25, 2013
Modified Date	Tue Jul 21 2020 16:09:46 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: Navy; niwc pacific
Requesting Office	Defense: DARPA; def advanced research projects agcy
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394307 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-508,769.00 USD, Total: $24,342,794.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $24,851,563.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $24,851,563.00 USD

Award 76 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	development of thermally stable nanocrystalline nickel alloys by powder metallurgy
PIID + Modification	80MSFC19C0050 (P00001)
Signed Date	July 21, 2020
Effective Date	September 20, 2019
Modified Date	Thu Jul 23 2020 18:34:50 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa marshall space flight center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa marshall space flight center
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $250,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $250,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $825,000.00 USD

Award 77 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	this proposal is for research on the nasa armadas project, which is developing and demonstrating autonomous assembly of digital materials/structures. present work at nasa ames is developing robots and material system to meet assembly and structural performance goals. research at cba addresses modularity and flexibility across hardware and software domains, and our work for this phase will apply these capabilities in three areas to contribute to the armadas project goals: scaling multi-robot construction (primary area), digital assembly workflows, and discrete robotics (secondary areas).
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19M0039 (P00003)
Signed Date	July 21, 2020
Effective Date	July 21, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Jul 23 2020 11:41:49 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	cooperative agreement
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $78,333.59 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $153,181.84 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $153,181.84 USD

Award 78 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	vlbi data support
PIID + Modification	N0018918PZ468 (P00003)
Signed Date	July 21, 2020
Effective Date	September 12, 2018
Modified Date	Tue Jul 21 2020 17:53:46 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: Navy; navsup flt log ctr norfolk
Requesting Office	Defense: Navy; naval observatory
Contract Action Type	purchase order
Place of Performance	rockville, maryland 208505420 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $43,371.04 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $43,371.04 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $43,371.04 USD

Award 79 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	FA870219F0001 (P00034)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 20, 2020
Effective Date	February 26, 2019
Modified Date	Tue Jul 21 2020 12:42:35 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: WHS; washington headquarters services
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $22,992,509.00 USD, Total: $270,020,885.30 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $23,351,000.00 USD, Total: $1,299,995,790.93 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $23,351,000.00 USD, Total: $1,299,996,827.93 USD

Award 80 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	FA870216C0007 (P00073)
Signed Date	July 20, 2020
Effective Date	October 19, 2015
Modified Date	Tue Jul 21 2020 12:46:17 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2tsra smc mc
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-113,308.02 USD, Total: $634,524,226.47 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-618.07 USD, Total: $634,656,916.42 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-618.07 USD, Total: $634,656,916.42 USD

Award 81 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	0012 (81)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 20, 2020
Effective Date	July 14, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Oct 07 2020 10:38:40 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; afrl rvf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $1,226,292.99 USD, Total: $221,826,487.77 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-2,027,751.14 USD, Total: $509,560,163.44 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-2,027,751.14 USD, Total: $509,560,163.44 USD

Award 82 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	isn uarc (basic research)
PIID + Modification	W911NF13D0001 (P00007)
Signed Date	July 20, 2020
Effective Date	December 27, 2012
Modified Date	Mon Jul 20 2020 08:05:57 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: Army; w6qk acc-apg durham
Requesting Office	Defense: Army; w262 prop bk acct durham
Contract Action Type	idc
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $0.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $0.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $82,000,000.00 USD

Award 83 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	isn uarc (basic research)
PIID + Modification	0008 (27)
Parent PIID + Modification	W911NF13D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 20, 2020
Effective Date	February 20, 2013
Modified Date	Mon Jul 20 2020 10:01:49 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: Army; w6qk acc-apg durham
Requesting Office	Defense: Army; w262 prop bk acct durham
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $10,310,682.69 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $13,178,715.95 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $13,178,715.95 USD

Award 84 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	isn uarc (basic research)
PIID + Modification	0005 (12)
Parent PIID + Modification	W911NF13D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 20, 2020
Effective Date	February 8, 2013
Modified Date	Mon Jul 20 2020 09:48:56 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: Army; w6qk acc-apg durham
Requesting Office	Defense: Army; w262 prop bk acct durham
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $7,632,938.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $7,632,938.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $7,632,938.00 USD

Award 85 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	isn uarc (basic research)
PIID + Modification	0003 (13)
Parent PIID + Modification	W911NF13D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 20, 2020
Effective Date	February 8, 2013
Modified Date	Mon Jul 20 2020 08:55:27 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: Army; w6qk acc-apg durham
Requesting Office	Defense: Army; w262 prop bk acct durham
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $6,531,486.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $6,661,486.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $6,661,486.00 USD

Award 86 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	isn uarc (basic research)
PIID + Modification	0004 (13)
Parent PIID + Modification	W911NF13D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 20, 2020
Effective Date	February 8, 2013
Modified Date	Mon Jul 20 2020 09:21:15 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: Army; w6qk acc-apg durham
Requesting Office	Defense: Army; w262 prop bk acct durham
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $5,010,832.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $5,120,832.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $5,120,832.00 USD

Award 87 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	acquiring language like children by grounding semantic parsing in vision
PIID + Modification	HR00111990057 (P00004)
Signed Date	July 20, 2020
Effective Date	June 25, 2019
Modified Date	Wed Jul 22 2020 09:45:40 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: DARPA; def advanced research projects agcy
Requesting Office	Defense: DARPA; def advanced research projects agcy
Contract Action Type	other transaction agreement
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,000,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,000,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,000,000.00 USD

Award 88 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	this proposal is for research on the nasa armadas project, which is developing and demonstrating autonomous assembly of digital materials/structures. present work at nasa ames is developing robots and material system to meet assembly and structural performance goals. research at cba addresses modularity and flexibility across hardware and software domains, and our work for this phase will apply these capabilities in three areas to contribute to the armadas project goals: scaling multi-robot construction (primary area), digital assembly workflows, and discrete robotics (secondary areas).
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19M0039 (P00002)
Signed Date	July 20, 2020
Effective Date	July 20, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Jul 21 2020 08:38:35 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	cooperative agreement
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $78,333.59 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $74,848.25 USD, Total: $153,181.84 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $74,848.25 USD, Total: $153,181.84 USD

Award 89 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	0006 (B9)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 16, 2020
Effective Date	August 27, 2015
Modified Date	Fri Jul 17 2020 08:19:17 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $1,595,000.00 USD, Total: $434,157,587.02 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,766,175,181.86 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,766,175,181.86 USD

Award 90 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0001 (P00103)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 18, 2016
Modified Date	Fri Jul 17 2020 08:15:52 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $445,000.00 USD, Total: $468,061,999.12 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $860,248,228.22 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $860,248,228.22 USD

Award 91 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	FA870218F0004 (P00057)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 16, 2020
Effective Date	June 14, 2018
Modified Date	Fri Jul 17 2020 08:12:10 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2tsya smc ad
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $4,381,934.88 USD, Total: $247,473,637.35 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $4,231,851.88 USD, Total: $759,241,449.28 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $4,231,851.88 USD, Total: $759,241,449.28 USD

Award 92 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	0010 (97)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 15, 2020
Effective Date	July 14, 2016
Modified Date	Thu Jul 16 2020 08:13:38 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bacr aflcmc crows
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $3,090,901.14 USD, Total: $453,439,608.16 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $29,204,111.38 USD, Total: $963,574,319.68 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $29,204,111.38 USD, Total: $963,574,319.68 USD

Award 93 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the massachusetts space grant consortium [masgc) is an affiliation of universities, four year and community colleges, and informal education institutions across the state. over the past decade, masgc has built up its membership to reflect the divers
PIID + Modification	NNX16AH49H (8)
Signed Date	July 15, 2020
Effective Date	July 15, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Jul 16 2020 09:43:43 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Major Program Code	massachusetts space grant consortium proposal for 2015-2018
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $2,853,740.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $2,853,740.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $2,853,740.00 USD

Award 94 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	this proposal requests support for my duties as the chair of the nasa-appointed l3 study team, and should i be selected, a follow-on science team. this study team has been charged with the responsibility of supporting nasa's planning for participation in the esa gravitational wave mission, and to pull together the community response to the invitation to address the 2020 decadal review.
PIID + Modification	NNX17AL45G (3)
Signed Date	July 15, 2020
Effective Date	July 15, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Jul 15 2020 11:30:55 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Major Program Code	l3 study team/ lisa science team participation
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $126,089.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $126,089.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $126,089.00 USD

Award 95 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	0007 (C8)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 14, 2020
Effective Date	June 3, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Jul 15 2020 08:46:21 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $17,018.44 USD, Total: $1,009,751,061.44 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,425,637,320.66 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,425,637,320.66 USD

Award 96 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	0001 (E1)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 14, 2020
Effective Date	April 28, 2015
Modified Date	Wed Jul 15 2020 08:48:31 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $1,397,160.00 USD, Total: $258,597,768.10 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $650,000.00 USD, Total: $504,902,922.51 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $650,000.00 USD, Total: $512,845,045.74 USD

Award 97 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0005 (P00087)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 14, 2020
Effective Date	April 28, 2017
Modified Date	Thu Jul 16 2020 08:06:48 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $821,856.11 USD, Total: $135,110,226.10 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $748,556.11 USD, Total: $373,524,014.99 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $748,556.11 USD, Total: $373,524,014.99 USD

Award 98 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0003 (P00024)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 14, 2020
Effective Date	November 30, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Jul 15 2020 08:29:30 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $850,000.00 USD, Total: $162,384,210.81 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $183,402,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $183,402,000.00 USD

Award 99 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	FA870218F0001 (P00037)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 14, 2020
Effective Date	December 4, 2017
Modified Date	Mon Oct 26 2020 10:05:31 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $624,700.00 USD, Total: $69,866,114.50 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $129,791,897.33 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $129,791,897.33 USD

Award 100 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0004 (P00049)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 14, 2020
Effective Date	November 30, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Jul 15 2020 08:27:49 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $300,000.00 USD, Total: $95,981,475.01 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $101,768,576.01 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $103,743,576.01 USD

Award 101 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	serdp project wp20-1125
PIID + Modification	W912HQ20C0015 (0)
Signed Date	July 14, 2020
Effective Date	July 14, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Jul 14 2020 15:02:32 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: Army; us army humphreys engineer ctr spt
Requesting Office	Defense: Army; w0jv hq usace mil programs
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $231,855.00 USD, Total: $231,855.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $1,211,786.00 USD, Total: $1,211,786.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $1,211,786.00 USD, Total: $1,211,786.00 USD

Award 102 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	we propose to advance a concept for a soft x-ray polarimeter that follows from our design of a sounding rocket instrument, the rocket experiment demonstration of a soft x-ray polarimeter (the redsox polarimeter1, [1, 2] aka redsox).
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1249 (0)
Signed Date	July 14, 2020
Effective Date	June 25, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Jul 15 2020 11:08:10 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $32,500.00 USD, Total: $32,500.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $104,839.00 USD, Total: $104,839.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $104,839.00 USD, Total: $104,839.00 USD

Award 103 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the search for another earth is a compelling goal of modern astronomy. we propose a constellation of small satellites to search for earth-size planets in earth-like (i.e. approximately one year or 1 au insolation equivalent) orbits, transiting the...
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1248 (0)
Signed Date	July 14, 2020
Effective Date	July 27, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Jul 15 2020 11:06:16 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $20,000.00 USD, Total: $20,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $50,117.00 USD, Total: $50,117.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $50,117.00 USD, Total: $50,117.00 USD

Award 104 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	acquiring language like children by grounding semantic parsing in vision, this modification extends the period of performance due to covid-19.
PIID + Modification	HR00111990057 (P00003)
Signed Date	July 13, 2020
Effective Date	June 25, 2019
Modified Date	Thu Jul 16 2020 14:05:30 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: DARPA; def advanced research projects agcy
Requesting Office	Defense: DARPA; def advanced research projects agcy
Contract Action Type	other transaction agreement
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,000,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,000,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,000,000.00 USD

Award 105 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	0010 (96)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 9, 2020
Effective Date	July 14, 2016
Modified Date	Tue Jul 14 2020 08:32:38 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $9,753,651.20 USD, Total: $453,439,608.16 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $62,068,600.00 USD, Total: $963,574,319.68 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $62,068,600.00 USD, Total: $963,574,319.68 USD

Award 106 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	over the past decade, masgc has built up its membership to reflect the diversity of educational institutions in the state, from the berkshires to cape cod and the islands, and to utilize space grant funds to allow massachusetts students to participate in activities relevant to nasa s mission. the consortium s objectives are to contribute to the development of aerospace education, research, technology, and workforce development across the state, in alignment with nasa s strategic goals as follows: 1. to inspire, engage, educate, and employ the next generation of explorers through nasa-unique science, technology, engineering and mathematics learning opportunities. the consortium provides nasa competency building opportunities in higher education and research by way of awarding fellowships and other direct grants to students at masgc affiliate institutions and internships at nasa centers, to the maximum number possible of massachusetts students, reflecting the diversity of students throughout the state, to create a skilled workforce for nasa, the aerospace industry and academia. it also supports both in-service and student teachers to prepare to teach at the precollege level. the consortium promotes stem literacy and awareness of nasa s mission through its outreach partners and also through public events with assistance from nasa. in the past four years over 1,500 members of the public have attended various masgc supported activities such as science on the street, public lectures, symposia and events related to space activities and commemorations of nasa anniversaries. masgc has strong working relationships with the main informal science and technology education institutions in the state the boston museum of science and the christa mcauliffe center.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20M0048 (P00003)
Signed Date	July 9, 2020
Effective Date	July 9, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Jul 10 2020 10:52:18 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	cooperative agreement
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394307 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $149,310.04 USD, Total: $909,310.04 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $149,310.04 USD, Total: $2,964,310.04 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $149,310.04 USD, Total: $2,964,310.04 USD

Award 107 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	this is a proposal to contribute to the development of a fully coupled cryosphere-climate model capability in modele and science applications thereof.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1157 (0)
Signed Date	July 9, 2020
Effective Date	June 11, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Jul 10 2020 10:29:54 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $126,821.00 USD, Total: $126,821.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $553,666.00 USD, Total: $553,666.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $553,666.00 USD, Total: $553,666.00 USD

Award 108 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	one of the only direct anthropogenic impacts in the upper troposphere are the ice clouds which can form in the aircraft engine exhaust under certain atmospheric conditions. these contrail cirrus persist for up to 24 hours, spreading from line-shaped trails into cirrus clouds which can be kilometers wide. although each instance typically lasts for less than a day, contrail cirrus have been estimated to cause climate impacts equivalent to those associated with all co2 emitted from aircraft in the past 80 years. however, due to significant uncertainties in overall coverage and optical properties of contrail cirrus, there remains an order-of-magnitude uncertainty in their overall impact. meanwhile, effects on atmospheric composition and air quality have yet to be investigated. this project aims to address these issues by (i) validating and refining the contrail evolution and radiation model (cerm) through an observational approach and (ii) applying cerm and atmospheric chemical modeling to assess past, current, and future contrail coverage and its atmospheric impacts on climate and surface air quality. for this purpose, we will first leverage a novel machine learning-based approach to quantify contrail cirrus coverage over the continental united states, based on a full year of data from the goes-16 geostationary satellite. by training a convolutional neural network on previously-classified imagery, we will produce an open-source, generalizable model of contrail cirrus identification. this model will be used for a first machine-learning based observational study to identify contrail cirrus coverage and its spatial, diurnal, and seasonal trends at high resolution (~2km). this data will then be used to calibrate cerm, which estimates contrail cirrus coverage and properties at the regional to global level. once calibrated and validated, cerm will be applied to quantify global contrail cirrus coverage at a spatial resolution of ~50 km for each hour in the calibration year. this coverage estimate will be made publicly available, along with an estimate of the total global and regional radiative forcing resulting from contrail cirrus. following this initial estimate of current-day coverage, a multi-decade simulation will be employed to derive the first contrail cirrus inventory for the years 1980 to 2050. past meteorological and climatological conditions will be taken from the existing merra-2 meteorological data set and future conditions will be estimated with the community earth system model under different economic scenarios. using historical aviation schedule data and projected future aviation activity, coverage and properties (e.g. lifetime, optical depth) of contrail cirrus will be simulated for the entire period. the data will be analyzed with regard to dependence on traffic, regional variations in formation likelihood, and the effect of climate change on contrail cirrus. finally, we will quantify the impacts of contrail cirrus on climate, atmospheric composition, and air quality over the same 70 year period. this will be enabled by direct simulation of atmospheric composition in the geos-chem high performance chemistrytransport model, using the contrail inventories produced in previous steps. we expect this project to have significant impacts for scientists, decision makers and the public. in particular, it will (i) for the first time, calibrate and validate contrail models through observational data (ii) produce the first set of comprehensive contrail inventories for use in atmospheric models (iii) reduce the level of uncertainty in contrail coverage for past, present, and future conditions (iv) advance algorithmic knowledge required for near real-time contrail identification and (v) produce the first estimates of impacts on atmospheric composition, air quality, and human health resulting from contrail cirrus.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K0943 (P00002)
Signed Date	July 8, 2020
Effective Date	July 8, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Jul 09 2020 08:36:19 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $51,552.00 USD, Total: $236,127.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $499,950.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $499,950.00 USD

Award 109 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	this proposal is to establish the theoretical characteristics of electron holes generated in the solar wind and in planetary magnetospheres by the passage of unmagnetized bodies, and to discover if the plasma data from nasa missions such as artemis and wind show compelling evidence that such holes exist. a new instability mechanism, associated with the plasma wakes of unmagnetized bodies in the solar wind, has recently been identified. it causes the formation and growth of electron holes. they have been identified by large-scale pic simulations, and their growth rate calculated by semi-analytic theory. it is therefore predicted that the plasma wake of a fast-moving body sheds a shower of small electron holes that might be observable features in the heliosphere and perhaps in planetary magnetospheres. a second class of electron holes remains near the wake axis and grows to large amplitude, eventually disrupting the ion beams that are characteristic of the wake. these large-amplitude holes, though fewer in number and slower moving, have a predominant effect on the wake plasma and are the controlling mechanism of the far-wake ion dynamics. they are certainly observable if encountered by spacecraft. the proposed research is to establish the dynamical mechanisms that govern these different classes of electron holes to calculate theoretically the relationship between their potential depth, velocity-width, and spatial form, based upon the drift de-energization growth mechanism and to search for experimental observations that prove or disprove their presence in the solar wind and lunar wake.
PIID + Modification	NNX16AG82G (4)
Signed Date	July 7, 2020
Effective Date	July 7, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Jul 15 2020 14:56:18 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394307 united states
Major Program Code	electron hole instabilities in the plasma wake of moons, asteroids, and comets
Obligated Amount	Change: $-7.88 USD, Total: $498,381.12 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-7.88 USD, Total: $498,381.12 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-7.88 USD, Total: $498,381.12 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	one of the limiting sources of error in establishing a robust, stable global terrestrial reference frame (trf) suitable for modern accuracy goals (e.g., plag and pearlman, 2009) is the local geodetic ties (altamimi et al., 2016). the disagreement bet
PIID + Modification	NNX17AG98G (5)
Signed Date	July 7, 2020
Effective Date	July 7, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Sep 16 2020 15:34:23 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Major Program Code	improving the accuracy of geodetic system ties at core sites through estimation strategies that expl
Obligated Amount	Change: $-7.11 USD, Total: $384,428.89 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-7.11 USD, Total: $384,428.89 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-7.11 USD, Total: $384,428.89 USD

Award 111 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	covid-19 cdc description mit lincoln laboratory: massachusetts institute of research and development automated contact tracing assessment
PIID + Modification	FA870218F0001 (P00036)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 2, 2020
Effective Date	December 4, 2017
Modified Date	Mon Jul 06 2020 09:01:24 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
National Interest Action Code	p20c: covid-19 2020
Obligated Amount	Change: $800,000.00 USD, Total: $67,455,941.50 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $800,000.00 USD, Total: $127,844,020.33 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $800,000.00 USD, Total: $127,844,020.33 USD

Award 112 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the world of quantum mechanics offers new mechanisms for communication, computation, and sensing.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1201 (0)
Signed Date	July 2, 2020
Effective Date	August 1, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Jul 02 2020 12:24:16 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD

Award 113 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	0006 (B8)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 1, 2020
Effective Date	August 27, 2015
Modified Date	Thu Jul 02 2020 11:14:59 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; afcec east energy
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $2,507,651.19 USD, Total: $434,157,587.02 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-96,378.81 USD, Total: $1,766,175,181.86 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-96,378.81 USD, Total: $1,766,175,181.86 USD

Award 114 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory massachusetts institute of research and development
PIID + Modification	0007 (C7)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 1, 2020
Effective Date	June 3, 2016
Modified Date	Thu Jul 02 2020 11:12:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $2,228,199.64 USD, Total: $1,009,638,061.44 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-1,763,800.36 USD, Total: $1,425,637,320.66 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-1,763,800.36 USD, Total: $1,425,637,320.66 USD

Award 115 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	FA870218F0004 (P00056)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 1, 2020
Effective Date	June 14, 2018
Modified Date	Thu Jul 02 2020 10:45:25 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2tsya smc ad
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $3,543,000.00 USD, Total: $246,973,637.35 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $3,950,000.00 USD, Total: $759,241,449.28 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $3,950,000.00 USD, Total: $759,241,449.28 USD

Award 116 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	0012 (80)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 1, 2020
Effective Date	July 14, 2016
Modified Date	Thu Jul 02 2020 10:59:38 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: DARPA; def advanced research projects agcy
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $1,272,725.00 USD, Total: $220,600,194.78 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $511,587,914.58 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $511,587,914.58 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	FA870218F0001 (P00035)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	July 1, 2020
Effective Date	December 4, 2017
Modified Date	Thu Jul 02 2020 10:47:21 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $447,283.00 USD, Total: $67,455,941.50 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $303,908.00 USD, Total: $127,844,020.33 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $303,908.00 USD, Total: $127,844,020.33 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	bayesdb for data centric scientific discovery
PIID + Modification	FA875017C0239 (P00006)
Signed Date	July 1, 2020
Effective Date	September 27, 2017
Modified Date	Thu Jul 02 2020 09:36:00 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8750 afrl rik
Requesting Office	Defense: DARPA; def advanced research projects agcy
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $138,736.00 USD, Total: $2,143,597.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $3,869,595.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $3,869,595.00 USD

Award 119 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory massachusetts institute of research and development.
PIID + Modification	FA870219F0001 (P00033)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 30, 2020
Effective Date	February 26, 2019
Modified Date	Wed Jul 01 2020 08:44:36 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bded aflcmc hn
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $12,628,600.00 USD, Total: $260,771,865.52 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,288,061,790.93 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,288,062,827.93 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	0001 (D9)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 30, 2020
Effective Date	April 28, 2015
Modified Date	Wed Jul 01 2020 09:02:19 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: WHS; washington headquarters services
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-49,770.56 USD, Total: $258,457,768.10 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-2,911,051.56 USD, Total: $504,902,922.51 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-2,911,051.56 USD, Total: $512,845,045.74 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	research and development
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0005 (P00086)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 30, 2020
Effective Date	April 28, 2017
Modified Date	Wed Jul 01 2020 08:51:22 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $547,601.25 USD, Total: $134,560,526.10 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-402,854.77 USD, Total: $372,774,014.99 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-402,854.77 USD, Total: $372,774,014.99 USD

Award 122 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	0005 (39)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 30, 2020
Effective Date	August 27, 2015
Modified Date	Wed Jul 01 2020 09:00:01 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2ts1a smc sy
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $299,999.99 USD, Total: $41,834,757.38 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-0.01 USD, Total: $61,579,674.38 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-0.01 USD, Total: $61,579,674.38 USD

Award 123 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	0008 (19)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 30, 2020
Effective Date	June 13, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Jul 01 2020 08:57:58 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: WHS; washington headquarters services
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $580,000.00 USD, Total: $28,740,763.62 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $1,200,000.00 USD, Total: $39,439,223.32 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $1,200,000.00 USD, Total: $43,189,223.32 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mobile energy storage devices are essential to the success of exploratory missions in space. when astronauts return to the moon and eventually travel to mars, it is crucial that the portable high-specific-energy devices they depend on for extravehicular activity will be unerringly reliable and safe
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K1154 (P00001)
Signed Date	June 30, 2020
Effective Date	June 30, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Jul 01 2020 10:10:21 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $160,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $160,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $160,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0004 (P00048)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 29, 2020
Effective Date	November 30, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Jul 01 2020 08:52:54 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; smc mcl
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $499,900.00 USD, Total: $95,981,475.01 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $580,000.00 USD, Total: $101,768,576.01 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $580,000.00 USD, Total: $103,743,576.01 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	no cost extension
PIID + Modification	N6600116C4039 (P00012)
Signed Date	June 29, 2020
Effective Date	May 23, 2016
Modified Date	Mon Jun 29 2020 12:57:18 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: Navy; niwc pacific
Requesting Office	Defense: DARPA; def advanced research projects agcy
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394307 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,919,771.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,919,771.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,919,771.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	this unsolicited proposal is submitted to nasa for support services to be provided to the neutron star interior composition explorer (nicer) during the performance period of 2019 january 1 to september 30. this time interval is referred to as the nicer bridge phase, and it occurs between the nicer prime mission and the mission extension that is subject to funding approval via the nasa senior review process (i.e., fy 2020, onward). this proposal would allow the continued contributions of the nicer team at the massachusetts institute of technology (mit) to perform support services related to the nicer detector system, which was built at mit, and to contribute scientific analyses of nicer data. funding support for the mit group prior to the bridge phase, covering nicer mission phases b through e, was provided by a nasa contract to mit (contract reference nng14pj13c) which is set to expire on 2018 december 31. nicer is an x-ray astronomy camera system that has been operating on the international space station (iss) since it was launched and deployed in 2017 june (gendreau et al. 2016, procs., spie, 9905e, id. 99051 h). the nicer x-ray timing instrument (xti) is composed of 56 identical cameras, each consisting of an x-ray concentrator optic and a customized si drift detector positioned in the concentrator s focal plane. the other primary components of nicer are a celestial pointing platform and seven electronics boxes, each of which extracts event measurements from the signal lines of eight detectors. the detectors are known as focal plane modules (fpms) and the electronic boxes are referred to as measurement&power units (mpus). both the fpms and mpus were built and delivered to nasa by the team at mit. the proposed services to nicer during the bridge phase are organized into two broad areas: (1) support of detector performance and calibration, and (2) data analyses&legacy science. further details are provided below, including a descriptions of work tasks, estimates of fte support needed to complete these tasks, and a detailed budget. most of the requested funds would provide partial salary support of mit research staff members engaged in the proposed work, and all of these staff members have participated in the hardware build, nicer commissioning activities, and the data analyses during the prime mission. this proposal also contains a subcontract from mit to espace for the completion and diagnostic applications of an instrument simulator, with work to be performed by noqsi scientific, the nicer partner responsible for the design of the mpu electronics circuitry.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K1287 (P00001)
Signed Date	June 29, 2020
Effective Date	June 29, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Jun 29 2020 10:54:40 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $398,652.25 USD, Total: $786,421.57 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,196,283.12 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,196,283.12 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	graphene exhibits exceptional material and electro-optical properties, including optical transparency, radiation-resistance, and high electron mobility.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K1173 (P00002)
Signed Date	June 26, 2020
Effective Date	June 26, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Jun 26 2020 14:21:50 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $75,000.00 USD, Total: $155,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $160,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $160,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	background asteroids in the inner solar system (crossing the orbits of earth and mars) often display fresh unweathered surfaces indicating that some process has rejuvenated their surface<1 myr ago (vernazza et al. 2009). but what is that process?
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K1004 (P00004)
Signed Date	June 25, 2020
Effective Date	June 25, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Jun 25 2020 11:09:15 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $70,797.00 USD, Total: $207,904.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $207,904.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $207,904.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory massachusetts institute of research and development.
PIID + Modification	FA870219F0001 (P00032)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 24, 2020
Effective Date	February 26, 2019
Modified Date	Thu Jun 25 2020 11:38:40 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $350,000.00 USD, Total: $257,146,865.52 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $350,000.00 USD, Total: $1,284,232,790.93 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $350,000.00 USD, Total: $1,284,233,827.93 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory massachusetts institute of research and development.
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0003 (P00023)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 24, 2020
Effective Date	November 30, 2016
Modified Date	Fri Jun 26 2020 10:40:13 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $18,277,715.00 USD, Total: $162,325,532.14 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $183,402,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $183,402,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the objective of this project is to investigate the use of electrospray thrusters for guidance and control of microsatellites such as cubesats. a propulsion system can be created with electrospray thrusters that can provide both primary propulsion and attitude control for a cubesat in less than 200cc of volume and 100g of mass. with such a system, cubesats will have the capability for high precision (sub-arcsecond) pointing control and independent low thrust manoeuvres for rendezvous or missions to the moon with volume for scientific payload. the research done as part of this project can also be extended to applications outside of the cubesat form factor such as high precision point for the next generation of space telescopes. two specific applications of electrospray thrusters are considered in the proposal: low-thrust trajectories to lunar orbit and high precision pointing. both applications extend on previous work done in the space propulsion laboratory at the massachusetts institute of technology. the proposed solution for low-thrust trajectories is to match geometries of an orbit integrated forwards in time from earth and an orbit integrated backwards in time from the moon. high precision pointing will be investigated through improving a magnetically levitating balance to allow for more accurate state estimation and therefore more accurate attitude control. completion of this work will provide impact not only for in-space propulsion technology but also for low-cost scientific research and technology development through providing a system that significantly increase the capabilities of the cubesat form factor.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K1186 (P00003)
Signed Date	June 24, 2020
Effective Date	June 24, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Jun 25 2020 09:05:13 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	training grant
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	extremely high contrast imaging capabilities are needed to discover and characterize earth-like exoplanets. to enable this, adaptive optics technology is used to correct for wavefront distortions caused by thermal and mechanical effects on the spacecraft. the objective of this research is to advance adaptive optics technology for space telescopes by implementing new wavefront sensing and control algorithms and analyzing flight data from on orbit on orbit testing with the deformable mirror (demi) cubesat mission in order to plan for future applications of the technology in space.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K1182 (P00003)
Signed Date	June 24, 2020
Effective Date	June 24, 2020
Modified Date	Thu Jun 25 2020 08:48:14 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	training grant
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $70,000.00 USD, Total: $225,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the primary outcome of this project includes a fully integrated structural-thermal-optical (stop) analysis of a space-based precisionpointed telescope design, such as wfirst.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1180 (0)
Signed Date	June 24, 2020
Effective Date	August 1, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Jun 24 2020 10:59:09 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	the objective of this research is to design, verify, and experimentally characterize a bimodal ion-chemical thruster system (bits) that combines chemical and electric propulsion into a single, unified system with common propellant.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1178 (0)
Signed Date	June 24, 2020
Effective Date	August 1, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Jun 24 2020 10:54:58 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $80,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development. covid-19 dhs description mit lincoln laboratory will staff a team that supports the region 1 dsg program manager to the direct benefit of the local, state and tribal stakeholder response. the purpose of this team is to provide technical subject matter expertise and rapid systems analysis to support solution development to adress covid-19 related challenges. this will include providing both a qualitative and quantitative analysis to identify needs and requirements, identlfy available solution (s) if in industry, prototype if none exist, test solution in the operational environment (response) and transition to industry from the joint fema and mit ll dsg
PIID + Modification	FA870218F0001 (P00034)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 23, 2020
Effective Date	December 4, 2017
Modified Date	Wed Jun 24 2020 09:02:26 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
National Interest Action Code	p20c: covid-19 2020
Obligated Amount	Change: $69,700.00 USD, Total: $67,455,941.50 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $70,000.00 USD, Total: $127,844,020.33 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $70,000.00 USD, Total: $127,844,020.33 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	to fully capture the potential benefits of ism, space systems must be designed to take advantage of their newly relaxed design constraints. a new approach for the design of space systems must be developed because ism changes many of the launch-related design constraints that have become engrained in space system design. with various proposed commercial ism concepts, this effort is complicated by significant uncertainty in future ism technology, products, cost, and performance. instead of attempting to estimate these highly uncertain quantities, a systematic analysis of ism should bound the maximum allowable ism facility cost and the minimum required performance to become cost-effective relative to the existing launched approach. these results can serve to levy requirements on commercially viable ism facility design. this will provide insights into the design considerations for both ism components and facilities.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K1185 (P00003)
Signed Date	June 23, 2020
Effective Date	June 23, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Jun 24 2020 10:18:39 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	training grant
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	hypersaline environments are chemically diverse systems that are host to organisms in all domains of life, many with unique adaptations for survival under extreme conditions. salts have long been documented as being capable of preserving a rich record of biological processes, having obvious astrobiological implications for the search for life beyond earth: observations of mars have revealed the existence of ephemeral paleolakes, represented by widespread deposits of sulfate salts, and there is significant evidence for the presence of mgso4 oceans on europa. much of the work into biosignature preservation in hypersaline environments on earth, however, has focused on nacl-rich systems, owing to the dominance of this salt type. mgso4 systems, alternatively, are of interest given the stabilizing nature of the sulfate anion for biological molecules. ongoing investigations into a range of sulfate deposits have revealed the preservation of dna, amino acids, and cells on timescales of thousands to millions of years. here we investigate the sulfate-dominated systems of the basque lakes and clinton lake, in british columbia, canada and explore the preservation potential of these salts for (geologically-speaking) short-term and long-term biosignatures. this work will explore the interactions between salts and biological molecules, and inform the search for life in these important hypersaline environments. this builds on work that the pi has previously conducted at spotted lake in bc. goals and objectives: 1. constrain the effect of physicochemistry on habitability in mgso4 environments: habitability in these systems can be qualified through a measurement of water activity, but this metric alone does not convey the complex effects that salt type, concentration and ionic charge have on the habitability of a system. to elucidate this complexity, we will conduct standard geochemical measurements, along with water activity, chaotropic (destabilizing effects), and ionic strength calculations. 2. characterize the microbial community in each ephemeral lake environment: we will conduct metagenomic analyses using both illumina and nanopore sequencing to elucidate the microbial communities within the salt crusts, water column and soils. we will also sequence from the collected cores to understand how these communities are changing with depth. this data will then be linked to the biosignatures that we identify.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K1088 (P00003)
Signed Date	June 23, 2020
Effective Date	June 23, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Jun 24 2020 10:21:36 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394243 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-129,851.27 USD, Total: $220,148.73 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-358,310.27 USD, Total: $220,148.73 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-358,310.27 USD, Total: $220,148.73 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory massachusetts institute of research and development. covid-19 extend period of performance and increase cost project 3319 - office of naval research
PIID + Modification	FA870219F0001 (P00031)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 22, 2020
Effective Date	February 26, 2019
Modified Date	Tue Jun 23 2020 11:03:06 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; afrl rdf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
National Interest Action Code	p20c: covid-19 2020
Obligated Amount	Change: $7,262,000.00 USD, Total: $257,146,865.52 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $5,938,715.78 USD, Total: $1,284,232,790.93 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $5,938,715.78 USD, Total: $1,284,233,827.93 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	support for the nasa space geodesy project (sgp) in development and maintenance of nasa's very long baseline interferometry (vlbi) stations, the processing of vlbi data, and support for the international vlbi service for geodesy and astrometry (ivs).
PIID + Modification	80GSFC20C0078 (0)
Signed Date	June 22, 2020
Effective Date	June 22, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Jun 22 2020 12:46:49 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa goddard space flight center
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	westford, massachusetts 018861265 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $650,000.00 USD, Total: $650,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $2,724,940.66 USD, Total: $2,724,940.66 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $14,824,588.21 USD, Total: $14,824,588.21 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	guaranteeing ai robustness against deception (gard) - develop a new generation of defenses against deception attacks on machine learning (ml).
PIID + Modification	HR001120C0015 (P00001)
Signed Date	June 22, 2020
Effective Date	January 31, 2020
Modified Date	Mon Jun 22 2020 09:22:26 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: DARPA; def advanced research projects agcy
Requesting Office	Defense: DARPA; def advanced research projects agcy
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,913,947.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,913,947.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $6,775,001.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	narrow-line seyfert ls are a linchpin to our understanding of the physics of accretion in supermassive black holes, as they provide a direct view of the innermost regions, at the intersection of gas infall and outflow. this is especially true for the newly discovered subclass of gamma-ray loud nlsls, which, in addition to their near-eddington luminosities, also show clear evidence for mechanical outflows in the form of relativistic jets. it is debated whether the x-ray emission in these objects originates in the disc/corona or if it is produced further out in the jet. we propose to break this degeneracy by searching for x-ray reverberation lags and ultrafast outflows in the prototype gamma-ray loud nlsl 1h0323+342. if short timescale lags exist between the continuum and soft excess and/or iron k line, this will suggest that the origin of the x-ray emission is the corona, leading to a better understanding of the disc, corona, wind, jet connection in supermassive black holes. we request 250 ks of xmm-newton and 125 ks of nustar time. 2. description of the proposed programme a) scientific rationale: narrow-line seyfert 1 galaxies (nlsls) were initially classified for their striking optical properties-narrow hp lines, weak [oiii] and strong fell lines (osterbrock&pogge 1985), which suggested these active galactic nuclei contained relatively small supermassive black holes accreting near or above the eddington limit (boroson&green 1992). because of this, they are thought to be at an early phase in their agn evolution before developing into more massive, luminous quasars. in addition to their unique optical spectra, nlsls show interesting x-ray behavior, including rapid variability, a soft excess and often strong reflection features, suggesting that we have a line-of-sight directly towards the inner accretion flow and corona. because of their low mass black holes, the variability timescales in nlsls are short enough to probe in a single observation with.xmm-newton. in recent years, fourier-based timing analyses of rapidly variable nlsls have revealed x-ray reverberation lags, where the reflection features (i.e. the iron k emission line and compton hump) are delayed with respect to the x-ray continuum due to the additional light travel path of the reflected photons (uttley et al., 2014 for review). the short timescale of the lags indicates that the central corona is geometrically compact and that the reprocessing region is close to the central black hole, within,.., 10 gravitational radii (see example in fig. 1 kara et al., 2013). most nlsls show no evidence for jets, however recently, the penni-gamma-ray space telescope has discovered a new subclass of nlsls: gamma-ray-loud nlsls, which show hybrid characteristics both of nlsls ( e.g. low mass black hole, high accretion rate, spiral galaxy host) and blazars, e.g. flat radio spectra, high brightness temperatures (zhou et al. 2003) and in some cases, superluminal motion seen in radio images (d'ammando et al. 2012). highly accreti~g nlsls are not the classical environments for relativistic jets to develop, and so studying this new class of objects can give us clues into the formation and evolution of extragalactic jets, especially if nlsls represent a young agn population. the prototype gamma-ray loud nlsl is 1h0323+342 (z 0.06 zhou et al. 2007). in addition to its variable gamma-ray emission, it also shows clear signs of superluminal motion {1-7c) in its radio images, suggesting a relativistic jet at a viewing angle of (j 4 - 13 deg {fig. 2-center, fuhrmann et al 2015). its double-peaked sed {in radio-infrared and in gev gamma-rays) can be explained with non-thermal jet emission (fig 2-left).
PIID + Modification	80NSSC20K1085 (0)
Signed Date	June 19, 2020
Effective Date	June 19, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Jun 19 2020 14:02:29 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $69,442.00 USD, Total: $69,442.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $69,442.00 USD, Total: $69,442.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $69,442.00 USD, Total: $69,442.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	FA870218F0001 (P00033)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 18, 2020
Effective Date	December 4, 2017
Modified Date	Fri Jun 19 2020 08:42:44 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $336,140.56 USD, Total: $64,291,417.50 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $112,247,286.33 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $112,247,286.33 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	genetic circuit design for extreme environments enabled by models extracted from petabyte-scale perturbation analyses
PIID + Modification	FA875017C0229 (P00005)
Signed Date	June 18, 2020
Effective Date	August 24, 2017
Modified Date	Thu Jun 18 2020 14:44:13 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8750 afrl rik
Requesting Office	Defense: DARPA; def advanced research projects agcy
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $913,840.00 USD, Total: $4,064,934.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $5,914,574.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $5,914,574.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	it has been a long-standing challenge to look for observational evidence for the existence of cosmic-ray particles at the center of our galaxy. through collisional ionization and non-thermal bremsstrahlung, low energy cosmic-ray protons (lecrp) with energies of mev to gev can produce 6.4 kev fe ko: line and continuum x-ray emission through interaction with cold molecular materials. the fe ko: emission from the densest galactic center molecular cloud sgr b2 has been decaying for the past decade, which has been dominated by reflection of a past sgr a* x-ray outburst. however, based on previous observations, as the x-ray reflection component keeps fading, a constant fe ko: emission component will take the stage beginning early 2017. the flux level of the sgr b2 fe ko: emission measured in 2017-2018 will for the first time put strong constraints on the mev-gev cosmic-ray proton population, not previously achievable. as the only known galactic center molecular cloud whose x-ray emission will soon reach the background x-ray emission level, sgr b2 serves as a unique and powerful tool to probe cosmic-rays in the galactic center using x-rays.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K0623 (P00003)
Signed Date	June 18, 2020
Effective Date	June 18, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Oct 14 2020 06:21:57 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-23,891.10 USD, Total: $32,741.90 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-23,891.10 USD, Total: $32,741.90 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-23,891.10 USD, Total: $32,741.90 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	0010 (95)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 17, 2020
Effective Date	July 14, 2016
Modified Date	Fri Jun 19 2020 09:02:33 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: WHS; washington headquarters services
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $1,886,489.01 USD, Total: $450,369,555.16 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $83,700,000.00 USD, Total: $963,456,819.68 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $83,700,000.00 USD, Total: $963,456,819.68 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	0006 (B7)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 16, 2020
Effective Date	August 27, 2015
Modified Date	Wed Jun 17 2020 13:28:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bded aflcmc hn
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $250,000.00 USD, Total: $430,736,526.47 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,766,484,025.31 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,766,484,025.31 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory massachusetts institute of research and development
PIID + Modification	0007 (C6)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 16, 2020
Effective Date	June 3, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Jun 17 2020 13:21:02 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: MDA; missile defense agency (mda)
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $5,492,779.17 USD, Total: $1,009,638,061.44 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,425,637,320.66 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,425,637,320.66 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0001 (P00102)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 18, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Jun 17 2020 13:08:17 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Navy; navy engineering logistics office
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $2,060,200.00 USD, Total: $460,610,018.33 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $4,000,000.00 USD, Total: $872,834,797.45 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $4,000,000.00 USD, Total: $872,834,797.45 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory massachusetts institute of research and development
PIID + Modification	FA870216C0007 (P00072)
Signed Date	June 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 19, 2015
Modified Date	Wed Jun 17 2020 13:13:26 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Navy; naval information warfare systems
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-72,407.66 USD, Total: $634,625,779.59 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-72,407.66 USD, Total: $634,758,469.54 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-72,407.66 USD, Total: $634,758,469.54 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	0001 (D8)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 16, 2020
Effective Date	April 28, 2015
Modified Date	Wed Jun 17 2020 13:36:29 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Navy; navy cyber warfare development grp
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $940,000.00 USD, Total: $256,670,368.10 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $503,902,922.51 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $511,845,045.74 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	0012 (79)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 16, 2020
Effective Date	July 14, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Jun 17 2020 13:16:04 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc fdx
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-19,521.25 USD, Total: $219,067,699.78 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-19,521.25 USD, Total: $511,587,914.58 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-19,521.25 USD, Total: $511,587,914.58 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	FA870217C0007 (P00050)
Signed Date	June 16, 2020
Effective Date	October 31, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Jun 17 2020 13:10:36 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	definitive contract
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-79,732.07 USD, Total: $83,978,924.97 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-79,732.07 USD, Total: $83,978,924.97 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-79,732.07 USD, Total: $84,003,225.21 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory massachusetts institute of research and development
PIID + Modification	0003 (52)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 16, 2020
Effective Date	June 23, 2015
Modified Date	Wed Jun 17 2020 13:30:24 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $500,000.00 USD, Total: $33,487,663.27 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $1,200,000.00 USD, Total: $49,980,062.37 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $1,200,000.00 USD, Total: $49,980,062.37 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development.
PIID + Modification	0008 (18)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 16, 2020
Effective Date	June 13, 2016
Modified Date	Wed Jun 17 2020 13:17:43 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdeg aflcmc/hbqb
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $495,000.00 USD, Total: $25,595,763.62 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $495,000.00 USD, Total: $28,229,223.32 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $495,000.00 USD, Total: $31,979,223.32 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	at the present time, deep-space missions are planned in the same way as they have been for decades: using brute force computations over many mission parameters. such considerations include the mass, thrust, and power generation capabilities of a probe and/or the destinations that make up its journey. new technologies, however, are posed to dramatically enhance this process. advances in reinforcement learning (rl) and deep neural networks offer performance that can match or even surpass that of current state-of-theart methods in complex tasks with large design spaces. this proposal seeks to apply this technology to the generation and control of energy efficient, low-thrust spacecraft trajectories. the proposed work will use an actor-critic based policy approach to explore trajectory problems. the innovation in this method is that the critic will use concepts from transfer learning to generalize control problems over many applications. the learning agent will therefore be able to learn the features of an optimized trajectory from those that it had previously generated, and then use this knowledge to discover new trajectory solutions to other problems. this work will also explore an actor-critic framework for continuous action problems where continuous control is desired and for problems with dynamic constraints. by applying rl to the design of interplanetary missions, future spacecraft will be able to more easily follow low-thrust trajectories and take advantage of multi-body dynamics, instead of the traditional hohmann transfer. non-standard orbits about libration points would also be made more available. furthermore, by not requiring large computational resources, this technology could be applied to future manned missions for onboard mission planning. the increased freedom in mission design afforded by this technology would offer significant benefits to both nasa and other spaceflight programs
PIID + Modification	80NSSC18K1141 (P00003)
Signed Date	June 16, 2020
Effective Date	June 16, 2020
Modified Date	Wed Jun 17 2020 10:15:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	training grant
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $235,000.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory: massachussetts institute research and development
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0004 (P00047)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 15, 2020
Effective Date	November 30, 2016
Modified Date	Tue Jun 16 2020 08:10:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $-184,085.96 USD, Total: $95,126,975.46 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $-1,216,085.96 USD, Total: $101,224,076.46 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $-1,216,085.96 USD, Total: $103,199,076.46 USD

Award 158 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	0004 (47)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 15, 2020
Effective Date	July 22, 2015
Modified Date	Tue Jun 16 2020 08:17:34 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Army; w096 usa elm hq ussouthcom
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $789,700.00 USD, Total: $45,809,655.22 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $83,578,666.91 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $84,765,666.91 USD

Award 159 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	0002 (D7)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 12, 2020
Effective Date	May 20, 2015
Modified Date	Tue Jun 16 2020 08:21:12 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f4fang aflcmc xzn
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $1,692,518.94 USD, Total: $558,277,121.71 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $865,614,257.71 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $889,500,499.00 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	mit lincoln laboratory massachusetts institute of research and development
PIID + Modification	FA870217F0005 (P00085)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 12, 2020
Effective Date	April 28, 2017
Modified Date	Tue Jun 16 2020 08:07:51 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; esc cos xpk
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $393,246.55 USD, Total: $133,459,365.12 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $374,157,844.01 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $374,157,844.01 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	in-situ resource utilization (isru) is the identification, collection, processing, and use of local materials to support space missions. it is a concept that has been growing in momentum with humanity s push towards developing a space economy and enabling space exploration. resources derived from isru can be used for life support, construction, propulsion, and energy for both manned and unmanned missions. it has significant potential to reduce the mass, cost, and risk associated with spaceflight. instead of launching large amounts of consumable materials, space systems can employ isru to obtain these materials at the destination site. an example of an in-situ resource is the atmosphere of mars, which is composed of 96% carbon dioxide. this can be converted into other useful chemicals with appropriate isru equipment. the mars oxygen isru experiment (moxie) is an instrument that seeks to turn the atmospheric carbon dioxide on mars into oxygen for propellant and life support. moxie is a payload being developed for nasa s mars2020 rover and will produce oxygen from the martian atmosphere through solid oxide electrolysis (soxe). the objective of moxie is to produce greater than 99.6% pure oxygen at a rate of 10 g/hr ( moxie mars2020 rover, 2016). it is a roughly 0.5% scaled version of a unit that could produce enough oxygen to fuel a mars ascent vehicle for a future manned mission to the planet. in addition to providing the oxidizer for an ascent vehicle, a scaled version of moxie would be able to produce oxygen for breathability, habitation pressure, and ground vehicle propulsion. moxie will be the first oxygen-production plant of its kind to travel to another celestial body. as such, it presents a unique opportunity to test isru technologies off the earth. this proposed research studies moxie from a modeling and hardware development perspective. the first step will be to improve the software model of moxie currently in development at mit. this will include the incorporation of soxe data and chemical engineering into the model. the second step will be to compare the performance of an engineering model with the predicted performance of the software model. physical testing will be conducted with the engineering model at mit for this purpose. the third step will be to conduct research into potential scale-up and extensibility of the system. the overall goal of this research will be to develop a highly accurate model that nasa can use to map isru capabilities for future human exploration missions. the modeling and extensibility research described here are not a part of current nasa or jpl work, which is why this proposal is being submitted for funding consideration. the proposed research on developing accurate models for isru technologies like moxie is beneficial to nasa on several levels. from a values standpoint, the goal of this research aligns very closely with nasa s core mission and vision to pioneer the future in space exploration . along the same lines, this proposal indicates that the science and technology mission directorate is particularly interested in attracting researchers who are working on high-priority technologies to sustainably explore space. this research directly contributes to the sustainability of space exploration by demonstrating the extensibility of in-situ production of oxygen on other celestial bodies. significant public interest is expected when it is announced that nasa has demonstrated the ability to produce oxygen on the surface of mars using local mars resources. at that point, it will be important to understand the extensibility of the system. in addition, by developing technologies like moxie that enhance our ability to send humans to mars and bring them back, our nation will maintain its competitive position as a leader in the international marketplace.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC17K0090 (P00004)
Signed Date	June 12, 2020
Effective Date	June 12, 2020
Modified Date	Tue Jun 16 2020 08:46:36 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	training grant
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $25,000.00 USD, Total: $254,000.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $309,000.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $80,000.00 USD, Total: $309,000.00 USD

Award 162 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology lincoln laboratory research and development center
PIID + Modification	0006 (B6)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 11, 2020
Effective Date	August 27, 2015
Modified Date	Fri Jun 12 2020 08:42:14 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $1,455,000.00 USD, Total: $430,736,526.47 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,766,484,025.31 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $1,766,484,025.31 USD

Award 163 of 500

Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	massachusetts institute of technology: lincoln laboratory - research and development
PIID + Modification	FA870218F0004 (P00055)
Parent PIID + Modification	FA870215D0001 (0)
Signed Date	June 11, 2020
Effective Date	June 14, 2018
Modified Date	Fri Jun 12 2020 08:36:16 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001424985
Contracting Office	Defense: Air Force; fa8702 aflcmc pze non peo
Requesting Office	Defense: Air Force; f2bdaz aflcmc hbf
Contract Action Type	delivery order
Place of Performance	lexington, massachusetts 024216426 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $500,000.00 USD, Total: $243,920,526.73 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $756,241,449.28 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $756,241,449.28 USD

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Vendor	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (dba MIT)
Description	science goals&objectives we seek to characterize the molecular and isotopic biosignatures of microbial ecosystems of the dirty ice environments of the mcmurdo ice shelf (mis) of antarctica. these are little-studied melt-water ponds, protected from anthropogenic disturbance and with unique environmental constraints. they are near to freezing even in summer, have diverse chemistries, waters of mixed origin and an unusual light regime. they are also oases of microbial biodiversity in a landscape that is otherwise largely lacking liquid water and poorly supportive of life. the primary objectives of our research are to characterize the biosignatures of a suite of mis ponds, and to determine which have the potential to be predictive for analog environments. these data will inform studies of a variety of icebound ecosystems, potentially including those of icy moons. moreover, the physiography of the mcmurdo dirty ice system is such that similar environments were likely widespread during the cryogenian (720 to 635 ma). the biosignatures we identify could thus have particular impact on our understanding of the persistence and evolution of life through the snowball earth glaciations. hypotheses&measurements the environmental constraints of the mis ponds lead to unique biological communities and, we hypothesize, unique biosignatures. prior work has shown that the chemistries of the ponds vary widely primary production is dominated by cyanobacteria coexisting with algal protists and the communities face perennial cold and potentially limiting light, co2, and fixed n. based on these characteristics, we hypothesize a number of likely biosignatures:1) very high ratio of bacterial/algal lipids, 2) abundant cyanobacterial lipids distinct from those of tropical to temperate mats, 3) lipids reflecting adaptation to perennial cold and freeze/thaw survival, 4) heavy ?13c and ?15n values reflecting co2-limitation and n-fixation, respectively 5) positive organic and/or pyrite ?34s values reflecting consumption of marine sulfate in a closed system 6) variable water and lipid ?2h values due to mixing of seawater and glacial ice. more generally, we will search for relationships and correlations among environmental variables, community compositions and their diagnostic lipid and isotopic assemblages to assess the processes influencing biosignature formation, preservation, and destruction. we propose to test these hypotheses by applying state-of-the-art methods of lipid characterization (hplc-ms-ms, gcms) and stable isotope analysis (gc-irms, ea-irms, and mc-icp-ms) to samples from 16 ponds and 4 cryoconite pans that were previously collected by pi summons and collaborators jungblut and hawes. no field work is requested by this proposal, although our collaborators will be returning to mis in 2019 and could collect further samples if needed. collaborator jungblut will also be conducting further genomic characterization of splits from the same samples, allowing us to directly compare lipid and stable isotope data with phylogenetic identities. significance&relevance a prime focus for future research outlined in the nasa astrobiology strategy 2015 document is the study of habitability indicators, including biosignatures and their interpretation within planetary and environmental contexts. our research will characterize the dirty ice microbial ecosystems, the range of parameters that influence their habitability, and ways in which they may be preserved, detected and characterized in the ancient rock record and, potentially, on other icy worlds. a second focus of the astrobiology strategy (section 4), is the co-evolution of life and the physical environment, including major changes in the physical state of the planet such as snowball earth episodes with hypothesized links to biological innovation. the biosignatures we seek will provide a direct path to investigating links between the cryogenian and evolution of complex life.
PIID + Modification	80NSSC19K0465 (P00001)
Signed Date	June 11, 2020
Effective Date	June 11, 2020
Modified Date	Fri Jun 12 2020 08:11:39 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
DUNS	001425594
Contracting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Requesting Office	NASA; nasa shared services center
Contract Action Type	grant for research
Place of Performance	cambridge, massachusetts 021394301 united states
Obligated Amount	Change: $203,268.00 USD, Total: $471,479.00 USD
Exercised Value "Base and Exercised Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $471,479.00 USD
Potential Value "Base and All Options Value"	Change: $0.00 USD, Total: $471,479.00 USD

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