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NIST's FY 2008 resources total $931.5 million, including $673.6 million in appropriations for its four major programs, $127.4 million from other agencies, $48.3 million in service fees, and $82.2 million in congressionally directed projects and construction grants.
NIST's appropriations in Fiscal Year 2008 for its four major programs is $673.6 million:
- $439.6 million for Scientific and Technical Research (STRS) in the NIST Laboratories and Baldrige National Quality Program;
- $89.6 million for the Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP);
- $65.2 million for the Technology Innovation Program (TIP).
- $79.2 million for construction and major renovation and repair of NIST facilities (CRF).
In addition, NIST's FY 2008 appropriations include another:
- $893,000 for a congressionally directed project funded under the STRS account, and
- $51.3 million for congressionally directed construction projects and another $30 million for a construction grant program -- both in NIST’S Construction and Research Facilities account.
NIST also expects to receive about $48.3 million in fees for reimbursable services such as calibrations, measurement standards, and laboratory accreditation. Other federal agencies support an estimated $127.4 million of research in the NIST Laboratories during FY 2008.
Total NIST resources in FY 2008, including all above amounts, is estimated at $931.5 million.
The pie chart displays all NIST resources for FY 2008.
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