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Opportunity Summary:

The grant opportunity titled "0 Master Cooperative Agreement" (Funding Opportunity Number P15AS00069) was a National Park Service discretionary funding announcement designed to support work in cultural resources management, specifically focused on historic engineering. Its stated purpose was to promote the study of the history, preservation, and interpretation of historic engineering sites, structures, and objects across the United States. In practical terms, the opportunity was aimed at strengthening how significant engineering-related resources are researched, protected, and explained to both professional audiences and the general public, with an emphasis on improving the documentation and interpretive knowledge base that supports long-term preservation.

The activity area fell under "Science and Technology and other Research and Development," reflecting that the intended work could include rigorous research, technical documentation, and related analytical efforts rather than only public programming. The announcement highlighted several categories of support that the cooperative agreement could cover, including training initiatives, documentation projects, publication efforts, and the development of technical and public information resources. This suggests the work could span activities like building or structure recording, compiling historical and technical context, producing reports or guides, preparing interpretive materials, and improving access to information that helps agencies and the public understand the significance and preservation needs of historic engineering resources.

The funding instrument type was a cooperative agreement, which typically indicates an arrangement where the federal agency expects to be substantially involved during the project period, such as collaborating on project planning, providing technical guidance, reviewing deliverables, or coordinating access to resources and data. The opportunity anticipated a single award (Expected Awards: 1) and did not require cost sharing or matching funds. The listing was associated with CFDA number 15.946 (Cultural Resources Management). Notably, the posting listed an estimated total funding amount of 0 and an award ceiling and floor of 0, which is consistent with a notice that may have been posted for administrative or record-keeping purposes tied to a specific intended recipient rather than an open competition.

Eligibility was limited to private institutions of higher education, indicating that the intended partner organization would be a private university or similar academic institution. This aligns with the research, training, and publication goals described, since universities often have the subject-matter expertise and capacity for field documentation, historical research, and educational programming connected to historic preservation and engineering history.

The timeline information shows the opportunity was posted and created on March 19, 2015, with an archive date of March 30, 2015. Most importantly, the closing date language stated "Notification of Intent to Award. No applications will be accepted," meaning this was not an open solicitation and the agency did not accept applications from the public. Instead, it functioned as a notice that the National Park Service intended to make an award under this cooperative agreement framework. For additional details, the announcement referenced Grants.gov and provided a contact for access issues: John Bechtold (JohnBechtold@nps.gov).

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