In the 2012 consolidated appropriations act, congress appropriated funds to DOE for the research and development of advanced ATF in response to the incident that occurred at the fukushima daiichi…

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
DENE0009235
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$46,447,096

Award facts

Completion date 76% complete
Funding
  • $35,165,303.00 Federal
  • $11,281,793.00 Non-federal
Funding agency
Office of Nuclear Energy Department of Energy
Place of performance
San Diego, CA 92121, USA

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Description

In the 2012 consolidated appropriations act, congress appropriated funds to DOE for the research and development of advanced ATF in response to the incident that occurred at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant in japan following the march 2011 earthquake and tsunami. The fukushima daiichi incident, along with progress in the development of advanced materials, provided the impetus to improve nuclear fuel performance and safety, thereby mitigating the effects of a severe accident. To support the research and development of advanced ATF, NE, under 2012 guidance, initiated an industry-oriented program to accelerate improvements to LWR fuel performance and safety. The result of the ATF development activities, if successful, will be one or more commercial products that are utilized in existing and future nuclear power plants. While the end user of the new technology will be the nuclear industry, the government has a major role in facilitating the initial research, development, and deployment (RD & d) to support the effort, because the effort is primarily focused on the continued use of clean energy technology with enhanced safety that is in the public's interest.

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment $0 -$33,990,711
Amendment $4,753,167 $0
Amendment $0 $0
Amendment $2,000,000 $0
Amendment $0 $0
Amendment $8,200,000 $0
Amendment $1,800,000 $0
Amendment $5,806,136 $11,318,126
Amendment $8,500,000 $11,318,126
Amendment $0 $11,318,126
Original award $4,106,000 $11,318,126
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Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
A & P Technology, Inc. Misc Service $60,000
Westair Gases & Equipment, Inc. Additional funding $26,700
UBE America Inc. Other $52,500
Westair Gases & Equipment, Inc. Additional funding $25,600
Morgan Advanced Ceramics, Inc. Tools $51,050
Westair Gases & Equipment, Inc. Additional funding $23,562
A & P Technology, Inc. Misc Service $34,125
Morgan Advanced Ceramics, Inc. Tools $51,050
Simutech Group, Inc. Misc Service $1,000
Buchi Corp Tools $91,463
Westair Gases & Equipment, Inc. Material-related fee $23,562
Gelest, Inc. Misc Service $3,980
Mcdanel Advanced Ceramic Technologies, LLC Engineering Services $62,934
Century Design, Inc. Misc Service $426,329
Century Design, Inc. $138,183
Mcdanel Advanced Ceramic Technologies, LLC Misc Services $62,934
Westair Gases & Equipment, Inc. Material-related fee $23,412
Ceramaterials LLC Plate $27,814
Simutech Group, Inc. Misc Service $79,750
Netzsch Instruments North America, LLC Additional funding $31,950
Westair Gases & Equipment, Inc. Material-related fee $54,337
COI Ceramics, Inc. Other $237,006
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Quick answers

Who received award DENE0009235?

DENE0009235 was awarded to General Atomics by National Nuclear Security Administration (Department of Energy) on December 28, 2022.

How much is award DENE0009235 worth?

$46,447,096 has been obligated on DENE0009235: $35,165,303 in federal funding and $11,281,793 in non-federal funding.

Which agency awarded DENE0009235?

National Nuclear Security Administration (Department of Energy) awarded DENE0009235, with funding from Office of Nuclear Energy (Department of Energy).

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