Office of Information Management
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- OIM
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OEI
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OEI
About this agency
The Environmental Protection Agency Office of Information Management is a civilian sub-agency within EPA that administers federal grants supporting information-management initiatives. The Office has awarded 18 Project Grants totaling $511 thousand in federal obligation since 1997, with the most recent award closing in April 2003. Grant activity peaked in 2002 with 10 awards, following lighter years in 1998–1999 and 2001. All awards have been structured as Project Grants with no other assistance types present in the portfolio. Combined federal and non-federal funding across the awards reached $1.9 million. No recent grant opportunities are currently recorded against the Office, and no recent grant awards have been issued in the past two decades. The Office does not transact federal contracts and is not active in contract procurement activity.
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What is Office of Information Management?
Office of Information Management (OIM) is part of Office of Environmental Information, Environmental Protection Agency.
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