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2007 Continuing Resolutions
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2005 Continuing Resolutions
2004 Continuing Resolutions
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2002 Continuing Resolutions
2001 Continuing Resolutions
2000 Continuing Resolutions
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Enacted NIST Authorization Legislation
P.L. 110-69, HR 2272 signed into public law on August 9, 2007; (121 Stat. 572)
P.L. 110-69 -- legislation that authorizes funding for NIST for the next three years. It is the first NIST reauthorization signed into law since 1992.
  • Includes funding for NIST’s portion of the American Competitiveness Initiative (ACI), which puts NIST’s core budget (laboratories and facilities) on track to double over 10 years.
  • Eliminates the Advanced Technology Program (ATP), but allows for continued support for previous and pending ATP awards. NIST plans to announce awards for the 2007 (and final) ATP competition by September 30, 2007.
  • Creates a new NIST program -- the Technology Innovation Program (TIP). TIP provides grants to eligible companies or joint ventures whose proposed technology has strong potential to address critical national needs by transforming the Nation’s capacity to deal with major societal challenges.
  • Eliminates the Department of Commerce’s Technology Administration (TA). As a result, the director of the National Technical Information Service (NTIS) now reports to the NIST director and the NIST director reports to the Secretary of Commerce.
Text of P.L. 110-69 America COMPETES Act
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