R&D- Other Transportation: Highways, Roads, And Bridges (Basic Research)

Code AT11
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The PSC Category AT11 encompasses basic research and development activities focused on transportation infrastructure, specifically highways, roads, and bridges. This category targets fundamental scientific inquiry and exploratory research aimed at advancing transportation engineering technologies and methodologies. Research under this code explores innovative approaches to road design, construction techniques, materials science, and transportation system performance, with an emphasis on foundational scientific understanding rather than immediate practical application.

Federal Contract Awards in this category typically involve academic institutions, national research laboratories, and specialized transportation engineering research centers. These awards frequently originate from agencies such as the Federal Highway Administration, Department of Transportation, and National Science Foundation. Funding mechanisms often include small business set-asides and grants targeting university research programs. Award values generally range from $100,000 to $1.5 million, with project durations spanning 12 to 36 months. Performance locations are predominantly at research universities, government research facilities, and specialized transportation engineering laboratories across the United States.

No specific federal contract opportunities were provided within the supplied data for PSC Category AT11. Without additional context or documentation, a comprehensive description of current solicitations cannot be generated. Further investigation would be required to identify active procurement requests or research solicitations within this transportation infrastructure basic research category.

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