Federal Awards · REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN · Award

CONDUCT THREE TO FIVE TESTS USING UMTRI'S UDIG WTORS, WITH A SURROGATE AND BALLASTED SURROGATE WHEELCHAIR,…

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Award details

Award ID
6913G626P800026
Sub-agency / office
Immediate Office of the Secretary of Transportation
Award amount
$31,677
Period of performance
Jun 22, 2026 – Jun 21, 2027

Public award description

CONDUCT THREE TO FIVE TESTS USING UMTRI'S UDIG WTORS, WITH A SURROGATE AND BALLASTED SURROGATE WHEELCHAIR, H3-50M AND H3-95M ATDS, AND COMMERCIAL TWO-PERSON PASSENGER SEATS, AND EVALUATE WHETHER EACH TEST CONFIGURATION CAN MEET THE HUMAN INJURY

Source: USAspending.gov

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Period ends
Jun 21, 2027 (241 days)
Evidence status
MONITOR
Evidence score
10 (deterministic, not pWin)

Supporting evidence

  • FACT: Award period end date — 2027-06-21
  • FACT: Award start date — 2026-06-22
  • DERIVED: Days until period end — 241
  • FACT: Award recipient (incumbent on this award) — REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
  • FACT: Awarding agency — Department of Transportation
  • FACT: Award amount (obligated/total as stored) — 31677

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