Basic and Applied Scientific Research, Reinstated

The Department of the Navy issued its most recent grant award under Basic and Applied Scientific Research, Reinstated (CFDA 12.301) on August 20, 2003—over two decades ago—making this program functionally inactive for grant-making purposes.

The program funded applied research in microelectronics and RF component engineering. The single documented award supported development of high-reliability, one-watt contact-type RF micromechanical switches, a project that ran from August 2003 through October 2006 with $644 thousand in federal obligation. No grant opportunities have been posted recently, and the portfolio shows no activity beyond the 2003 award.

The Department of the Navy was the sole funder under this listing. All recorded federal dollars ($644 thousand) were obligated through that single Project Grant award. The assistance-type distribution reflects only that one Project Grant; no other assistance vehicles appear in the portfolio.

This listing should not be actively pursued. The program shows no recent solicitation activity, no open opportunities, and no awards in over two decades. While the CFDA number remains formally listed, it does not represent an active funding mechanism. Organizations interested in Department of the Navy basic and applied research funding should explore current, active Navy research solicitations and programs with recent award activity rather than relying on this dormant listing.