The National Science Foundation's Cybermanufacturing Systems (CM) Program supports fundamental research to enable the evolution of a wide range of network-accessed manufacturing services. The program seeks proposals that explore frameworks for partitioning the mechanical design space, develop CAD engines to facilitate design option restrictions, create product- and domain-focused parametric design apps, and establish software systems for generating and verifying machine instructions. Collaborations between engineering and computer science faculty, as well as industry partnerships, are strongly encouraged. The deadline for proposal submission is not specified in the provided information. Typical awards under the Engineering program range from $250,000 to $650,000, with project periods spanning 3-5 years. The awards predominantly support project grants focused on developing advanced technologies, exploring scientific phenomena, and creating innovative solutions to complex engineering challenges. The place of performance is not explicitly stated, but the opportunity is open to a wide range of applicant types, including academic institutions, research organizations, and other eligible entities across the United States.