AFG Statistics as of Round 30

[onebugle]

Congrats to all of the winners this week.

Appropriation for 2009:

OPS: $366,150,000
VEH: $141,250,000

Awards Round 30:

OPS: 12 awards......$747,203
VEH: 3 awards......$1,343,200

Total Awards To Date:

5180 awards: $503,253,896

Breakdown:

OPS: 4589 awards......$375,857,334
VEH: 591 awards......$127,396,562

Funds Remaining:

OPS: $0 (0%) $9,707,334 above funding level
VEH: $13,853,438 (10%)

Average Award:

OPS: $81,904
VEH: $215,561

Estimated Awards Remaining:

OPS: 0
VEH: 64

Average Awards/Round:

173

Estimated Rounds Remaining:

1

[WarrenJ]

According to my figures we have
Available 2009 AFG = $504,700,000 Remaining = $1,446,104 as of 9-03

See attached

Warren

[onebugle]

According to my figures we have
Available 2009 AFG = $504,700,000 Remaining = $1,446,104 as of 9-03

See attached

Warren

Warren,

Looks like you reversed your numbers for what was available for 2009 AFG. The funding limit is $507,400,000 vs. the $504,700,000 that you have.

From the PG:

No more than 45 percent of the $507.4 million available for AFG awards ($228,330,000) may be granted to career organizations and departments.

No less than 34 percent of the $507.4 million available for AFG awards
($172,516,000) must be granted to combination organizations (organizations
and departments with both paid career and volunteer active duty members).

No less than 21 percent of the $507.4 million available for AFG awards
($106,554,000) must be granted to all-volunteer organizations (organizations
and departments with no active duty paid career members).

The Administration also limited the AFG to 4% for admistrative costs for 2009.

[WarrenJ]

That's what we call equipment malfunction do to operator error!!!

Thanks