The United States Antarctic Program (USAP) is managed by the National Science Foundation's Office of Polar Programs. Leidos is contracted by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to provide support to the USAP, and act as curator of the USAP web portal.

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National Science Foundation
Office of Polar Programs
Geosciences Directorate
4201 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 755
Arlington, VA 22230

Title/Link	Number
Office of Polar Programs Front Office	703.292.8030
Antarctic Sciences	703.292.8033
Division of Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics	703.292.8032
Office of Legislative and Public Affairs	703.292.8070
Polar Environmental, Safety and Health	703.292.8031
Office of Polar Programs Fax	703.292.9081

If you are experiencing any technical difficulties using this site, please see the Help page.

If you have any suggestions on how this site can be improved, or would simply like to provide general feedback, please use our Web Site Feedback Form.

If you have a specific question, contact Web Support and a member of our team will respond to you within two business days. For privacy and security purposes, do not include personal information other than your email address, especially social security numbers.

Currently we can only accept and respond to inquiries in English.

Small businesses with inquiries relating to the Small Business Paperwork Relief Act should contact Suzanne Plimpton at the National Science Foundation: splimpto@nsf.gov or 703.292.7556

For compliance issues relating to section 515 of the Treasury and General Government Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2001 (Public Law 106-554), see the NSF Data Quality Standards page.

For NSF and USAP information and publication requests, contact David Friscic at the National Science Foundation: dfriscic@nsf.gov or 703.292.8014

The Web Support email address is unable to subscribe to networking systems and web sites; however, you can access information about the USAP on a regular basis by subscribing to our news and announcements. For more information, see the RSS Subscriptions page.