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House Defense Appropriations, FY2008

Rep. Lewis (R-CA)

Rep. Jerry Lewis (R-CA)

http://www.house.gov/jerrylewis

Rep. Lewis (R-CA) has Defense earmarks totalling $112,000,000

For this appropriations bill, Rep. Lewis (R-CA) ranks in the 99th percentile.

“$5,000,000 to City of San Bernardino for Norton AFB Infrastructure Improvements”

Sponsors:

(2 Comments, 25% Complete)

“Classified Amount to EarthData International Inc. for GeoSAR System Enhancements”

Sponsors:

(1 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$3,000,000 to Multiple Recipients for Center for Commercialization of Advanced Technology (CAT)”

Sponsors:

(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$6,000,000 to Northrop Grumman for Conventional Strike Missiles Capability Demonstration”

Sponsor:

(1 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$5,000,000 to Advanced Projects Research, Inc. for Inter Turbine Burner for Turbo Shaft Engines”

Sponsor:

(1 Comments, 94% Complete)

“$5,000,000 to Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) for JGES for Improved Combat Situational Awareness”

Sponsor:

(1 Comments, 88% Complete)

“$5,000,000 to Loma Linda University Medical Center for Synchrotron-Based Scanning Research”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 44% Complete)

“$4,000,000 to Magneto Inductive Systems Limited for Magneto Inductive Remote Activation Munition Systems MI-RAMS”

Sponsor:

(1 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$4,000,000 to SAIC for Tactical Key Loader”

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(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$4,000,000 to Trident for Unattended SIGINT Node”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$3,000,000 to SRI International for Cyber Threat Analytics”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 94% Complete)

“$3,000,000 to Tactical Survey Group for Facility Security Using Tactical Surveys”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 75% Complete)

“$3,000,000 to UCLA for National Center for Research on Evaluation, Standards, and Student Testing (CRESST) Skill Set Analysis (Note: Including $2M to support CRESST as a UARC for Educational and Training Technology Assessment)”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 62% Complete)

“$3,000,000 to Kelly Space and Technology, Inc for Portable Burn Debridement Laser Demo”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$3,000,000 to University of California - Redlands for Spintronics Memory Storage Technology”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$2,000,000 to CSUSB for Integrated Information Technology Policy Analyses Research”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$2,000,000 to Advatech Pacific for Integrated Propulsion Analysis Tool (IPAT)”

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(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$2,000,000 to USC for Microsatellite Serial Manufacturing”

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(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$2,000,000 to CSUSB for Technology Commercialization and Management Network”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 94% Complete)

“Classified Amount to Earth Data for Airborne Commercial Radar Mapping”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“Classified Amount to Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI) for Center for Innovative Geospatial Technology”

Sponsor:

(10 Comments, 100% Complete)

“Classified Amount to University of Redlands for Geospatial Intelligence Analysis Education”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 94% Complete)

“$2,000,000 to California National Guard for Joint Training Experimentation Program (JTEP)”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$3,000,000 to Lewis Center for Educational Research for Lewis Center for Education Research”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$4,000,000 to Magneto Inductive Systems Limited for Magneto Inductive Remote Activation Munition Systems MI-RAMS”

Sponsor:

(1 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$5,000,000 to Marine Corps Combat Center at 29 Palms for MAGTFTC Range Transformation Initiative”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$5,000,000 to Marine Corps Combat Center at 29 Palms for MAGTGTC Range Transformation Initiative”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 75% Complete)

“$4,000,000 to Trident for Mobile Optical Sensor Suite (MOSS)”

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(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$5,000,000 to L-3 for Praetorian”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 75% Complete)

“$1,000,000 to University of California - Riverside for 3D Electronics”

Sponsor:

(1 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$1,000,000 to University of California - Riverside for Carbon Nanotube Thin Film Near Infrared Detector”

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(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$1,000,000 to UCLA for Center for Advanced Surgical and Interventional Technology (CASIT)”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 50% Complete)

“$1,000,000 to Kelly Space and Technology, Inc. for Encapsulated Ballistic Protection System (EBPS)”

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(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$1,000,000 to Kelly Space and Technology, Inc. for LOX/Methane Cooled Upper Stage Rocket Engine”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$4,000,000 to California National Guard for Homeland Defense Operational Planning System (HOPS)”

Sponsors:

(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$1,000,000 to Multiple Recipients for Flow Path Analysis Tool (FPAT)”

Sponsors:

(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$2,000,000 to Advatech Pacific for Advanced Vehicle and Propulsion Center”

Sponsors:

(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

“$5,000,000 to Multiple Recipients for Warrior Block 0 All-Weather, Hi-Fidelity Sensor Upgrades”

Sponsors:

(0 Comments, 0% Complete)

“$3,000,000 to National Neurovision Research Institute for National Eye Evaluation and Research Network”

Sponsor:

(0 Comments, 100% Complete)

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