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TN – Sen. Lamar Alexander (R) and  Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R)

Committees

Lamar Alexander is the #8 Republican on the Senate Energy Subcommittee on Energy

Lamar Alexander is the #2 Republican on the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies

Lamar Alexander is the #3 Republican on the Senate Committee on Appropriations

Lamar Alexander is the #1 Republican on the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development

Lamar Alexander is the #10 Republican on the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources

Committees

Marsha Blackburn is the #9 Republican on the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation

HEP Grants

In the past 9 years, this state has received:
40 HEP grants, totalling  $7,165,000

  Year  Institution                Amount ($)
------  -----------------------  ------------
  2019  Vanderbilt University               0
  2019  University of Tennessee     1,035,000
  2018  Vanderbilt University         175,000
  2018  University of Tennessee       558,000
  2017  Vanderbilt University               0
  2017  University of Tennessee       400,000
  2017  Pronova Solutions LLC               0
  2016  University of Tennessee       688,000
  2016  Vanderbilt University         300,000
  2016  Pronova Solutions LLC               0
  2015  Vanderbilt University               0
  2015  University of Tennessee       745,000
  2015  Pronova Solutions LLC          93,000
  2014  Vanderbilt University         380,000
  2014  University of Tennessee       846,000
  2013  Vanderbilt University         220,000
  2013  University of Tennessee       791,000
  2012  Vanderbilt University         260,000
  2012  University of Tennessee       674,000

SC Contracts

In the past 9 years, this state has received:
984 Office of Science contracts, totalling  $17,825,663,480

Vendor                                        Amount ($)  Item
----------------------------------------  --------------  ----------------------------------------
Ut Battelle, LLC                          12,587,843,420  Operation Of Govt R&D GOCO Facilities
Urs                                        1,460,826,275  Other Environmental Services
Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Inc.    1,276,514,765  Education/Training- Other
Oak Ridge Associated Universities Inc.     1,068,587,126  Education/Training- Other
Wastren Advantage, Inc.                      239,339,610  Housekeeping- Waste Treatment/Storage
Tennessee Valley Authority                   204,121,644  Utilities- Electric
National Strategic Protective Services,      180,134,412  Housekeeping- Guard
Isotek Systems, LLC                          177,071,563  Maint-Rep-Alt/Epg - Nuclear
Johnson Controls Government Systems LLC       75,268,124  Contruct/All Other Non-Bldg Facs
G4S Government Solutions Inc                  43,717,754  Housekeeping- Guard
Professional Project Services, Inc.           38,829,679  Support- Professional: Engineering/Techn
Information International Associates, In      36,344,418  IT And Telecom- Other IT And Telecommuni
Sec Federal Services Corporation              29,886,873  Salvage- Demolition Of Buildings
Mutual Telecom Services Inc.                  28,778,804  IT And Telecom- Telecommunications And T
Alliant Alliance, LLC                         25,823,297  IT And Telecom- Other IT And Telecommuni
Ch2M Hill Constructors, Inc.                  24,200,000  Architect And Engineering- Construction:
Atmos Energy Marketing, LLC                   22,077,476  Utilities- Gas
North Wind Solutions, LLC                     20,294,528  Operation Of Waste Treatment And Storage
Bei-Jes Oak Ridge, LLC                        16,235,056  Support- Administrative: Other
Centerpoint Energy Services, Inc.             16,174,911  Utilities- Gas
Oak Ridge, City Of                            15,710,562  Utilities- Water
Golden Svcs, L.L.C.                           15,312,373  Support- Professional: Physical Security
Wyandotte Services                            13,439,236  Support- Professional: Other
Tribalco, LLC                                 12,831,548  Radio And Television Communication Equip
Alutiiq Professional Training, LLC            11,109,660  Support- Administrative: Other
East Tennessee Mechanical Contractors, I      10,588,357  Maintenance Of Highways/Roads/Streets/Br
Federal Network Systems LLC                    8,259,672  IT And Telecom- Telecommunications Netwo
Navarro Research And Engineering, Inc.         7,977,261  Support- Professional: Other
Get-Nsa                                        6,624,733  IT And Telecom- Facility Operation And M
Cooks Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc.         6,000,000  Installation Of Equipment- Refrigeration
Synergy Solutions, Inc.                        5,879,044  Support- Professional: Other
Boston Government Services, LLC                5,351,865  Support- Professional: Engineering/Techn
H & T Enterprises, Inc.                        5,259,023  Housekeeping- Facilities Operations Supp
Rei Systems, Inc.                              5,031,402  IT And Telecom- Other IT And Telecommuni
Cni Global Solutions, LLC                      4,853,437  IT And Telecom- Systems Development
Link Technologies Inc                          3,980,000  Support- Professional: Other
Pem-Iei Jv Llp                                 3,877,977  Maintenance Of Other Administrative Faci
H & T Enterprises, Inc.                        3,759,319  Maintenance Of Government-Owned Governme
Federated IT, Inc.                             3,717,162  IT And Telecom- Systems Development
Awd Management Services                        3,566,075  Support- Professional: Emergency Respons
and  419  other firms.

NSF MPS Grants

In the past 9 years, this state has received:
456 NSF MPS grants, totalling  $78,020,569

Institution                                       Amount ($)
----------------------------------------------  ------------
University Of Tennessee                           33,180,944
Vanderbilt University                             29,994,527
University Of Memphis                              5,360,358
Fisk University                                    2,492,954
Middle Tennessee State University                  2,091,124
Tennessee Technological University                   955,027
East Tennessee State University                      954,639
Multiple Recipients                                  793,000
Oak Ridge Associated Universities Incorporat         754,304
Pii Redacted                                         350,000
Austin Peay State University                         276,082
University Of Tennessee Knoxville                    265,878
Tennessee State University                           257,110
Rhodes College (Tennessee)                           163,775
Redacted Due To Pii                                  100,000
Oak Ridge Associated Universities Incorporated        30,847

SULI/CCI Interns

From 2014-2018, this state had 266 SULI/CCI interns

  # Interns  Program    College
-----------  ---------  --------------------------------------
        122  SULI       University of Tennessee, Knoxville
         36  SULI       Tennessee Technological University
         23  CCI        Pellissippi State Community College
         15  CCI        Roane State Community College
         13  SULI       University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
         10  SULI       Middle Tennessee State University
          8  SULI       Pellissippi State Community College
          6  SULI       Vanderbilt University
          5  SULI       East Tennessee State University
          4  SULI       Sewanee: The University of the South
          4  SULI       Christian Brothers University
          3  SULI       Austin Peay State University
          3  SULI       The University of Memphis
          2  CCI        Cleveland State Community College
          2  CCI        Volunteer State Community College
          2  CCI        University of Tennessee, Knoxville
          1  SULI       Southern Adventist University
          1  SULI       Tennessee Wesleyan University
          1  CCI        Northeast State Community College
          1  SULI       The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
          1  SULI       The University of Tennessee-Knoxville
          1  SULI       Union University
          1  SULI       Cumberland University
          1  SULI       Walters State Community College

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HEP Grants

This district received no SC HEP grants from 2012-2020

SC Contracts

In the past 9 years, this district has received:
4 Office of Science contracts, totalling  $169,125

Vendor                                    Amount ($)  Item
--------------------------------------  ------------  ----------------------------------------
Cooks Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc.       154,774  Installation Of Equipment- Miscellaneous
Geo Services, LLC                              5,626  Special Studies/Analysis- Environmental
B & H Sales                                    5,260  Hand Tools, Edged, Nonpowered
Water Solutions Engineering, LLC               3,465  Water Purification Equipment

NSF MPS Grants

In the past 9 years, this district has received: $954,639 in NSF MPS grants.

  Year  Institution                        Amount ($)
------  -------------------------------  ------------
  2019  East Tennessee State University       323,998
  2017  East Tennessee State University        59,298
  2015  East Tennessee State University        86,660
  2014  East Tennessee State University       108,260
  2013  East Tennessee State University       220,375
  2012  East Tennessee State University       156,048

SULI/CCI Interns

From 2014-2018, this district had 7 SULI/CCI interns

Term         Name                      College                            Host Lab                       Program
-----------  ------------------------  ---------------------------------  -----------------------------  ---------
Summer 2018  Brent Lee Ford            Walters State Community College    Oak Ridge National Laboratory  SULI
Summer 2017  Lindsey Wright            East Tennessee State University    Oak Ridge National Laboratory  SULI
Summer 2016  John Deakins              Northeast State Community College  Oak Ridge National Laboratory  CCI
Summer 2014  Zachary Richard Gable     East Tennessee State University    Oak Ridge National Laboratory  SULI
Spring 2017  Dustin Gilmer             East Tennessee State University    Oak Ridge National Laboratory  SULI
Spring 2014  April Elizabeth Parkison  East Tennessee State University    Oak Ridge National Laboratory  SULI
Fall 2017    Dustin Gilmer             East Tennessee State University    Oak Ridge National Laboratory  SULI

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HEP Grants

In the past 9 years, this district has received: $5,830,000 in SC HEP grants.

Institution                Amount ($)    Start  End      Principal Investigator        Project Title
-----------------------  ------------  -------  -------  ----------------------------  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
University of Tennessee        40,000     2019  2020     Efremenko, Yuri               Elementary Particle Interactions
University of Tennessee       875,000     2019  2020     Gollapinni, Sowjanya          Development of a Laser Calibration System for the DUNE Far Detector
University of Tennessee       120,000     2019  2020     Spanier, Stefan               Elementary Particle Interactions with CMS at LHC
University of Tennessee       250,000     2016  2017     Cousineau, Maria-Helene       Laser Stripping for High Intensity Synchrotrons
Pronova Solutions LLC          93,000     2015  2018     Derenchuk, Vladimir (Laddie)  Compact, low-cost, light-weight, superconducting, ironless cyclotrons for hadron radiotherapy
University of Tennessee     1,696,000     2015  2020     Kamyshkov, Yuri               Elementary Particle Interactions
University of Tennessee       550,000     2014  Ongoing  Cousineau, Marie-Helene       Laser Stripping for High Intensity Synchrotrons
University of Tennessee       349,000     2014  2016     Kamyshkov, Yuri               Neutrino Interactions
University of Tennessee       392,000     2014  2016     Spanier, Stefan               Elementary Particle Interactions with CMS at LHC
University of Tennessee       275,000     2013  2014     Cousineau                     Laser Stripping for High Intensity Proton Beams
University of Tennessee       338,000     2013  2014     Kamyshkov                     Neutrino Interactions
University of Tennessee       178,000     2013  2014     Spanier                       Elementary Particle Interactions with CMS at LHC
University of Tennessee       674,000     2012  2014     Kamyshkov                     Elementary Particle Interactions

SC Contracts

In the past 9 years, this district has received:
98 Office of Science contracts, totalling  $233,215,824

Vendor                                      Amount ($)  Item
----------------------------------------  ------------  ----------------------------------------
National Strategic Protective Services,    178,787,409  Housekeeping- Guard
North Wind Solutions, LLC                   20,294,528  Operation Of Waste Treatment And Storage
Wyandotte Services                          12,992,199  Support- Professional: Other
Cooks Air Conditioning & Heating, Inc.       6,000,000  Installation Of Equipment- Refrigeration
Synergy Solutions, Inc.                      2,951,509  Support- Professional: Other
Tribalco, LLC                                2,823,116  Radio And Television Communication Equip
Professional Project Services, Inc.          2,212,900  Support- Professional: Engineering/Techn
Amarc LLC                                    2,090,863  Support- Professional: Engineering/Techn
Premiere Building Maintenance Corporatio     1,752,668  Housekeeping- Custodial Janitorial
East Tennessee Mechanical Contractors, I       551,200  Maintenance Of Highways/Roads/Streets/Br
Gridiron Construction Company, LLC             390,605  Construction Of Other Administrative Fac
Deep Web Technologies, Inc.                    243,000  Support- Administrative: Information Ret
Office Leader Corp.                            222,914  Office Furniture
Burnett, Robert                                206,792  Installation Of Equipment- Electrical An
Strata G, LLC                                  164,426  Special Studies/Analysis- Environmental
Cohnreznick Llp                                150,000  Support- Management: Auditing
Shoffner Mechanical Services, Inc.             149,437  Maint/Repair/Rebuild Of Equipment- Elect
Aerostar Ses LLC                               130,882  Construction Of Office Buildings
Honeywell Products Inc                         122,618  Miscellaneous Alarm, Signal, And Securit
K.C. Electrical Construction, Inc.              81,885  Installation Of Equipment- Electrical An
Catalyst Technology Group Usa, Inc.             80,272  ADPE System Configuration
New Tech Solutions, Inc.                        79,552  Information Technology Components
Del Air Mechanical Contractors, Inc             76,750  Miscellaneous Maintenance And Repair Sho
Del Air Mechanical Contractors, Inc             74,254  Architect And Engineering- General: Othe
American Chemical Society                       37,815  IT And Telecom- Web-Based Subscription
Institute Of Electrical And Electronics         36,895  IT And Telecom- Web-Based Subscription
H&E Equipment Services, Inc.                    35,000  Miscellaneous Service And Trade Equipmen
American Physical Society, The                  34,213  IT And Telecom- Web-Based Subscription
Gerard Hilferty And Associates, Inc.            31,203  Operation Of Museums And Exhibition Buil
Ricoh Usa, Inc.                                 29,881  Printing, Duplicating, And Bookbinding E
Prm Consulting, Inc.                            26,000  Support- Professional: Human Resources
Tribalco, LLC                                   24,678  Radio And Television Communication Equip
Gwyn Sales Inc.                                 24,530  Miscellaneous Electrical And Electronic
IT Federal Sales, LLC                           18,703  IT And Telecom- Web-Based Subscription
Taylor & Francis Group, LLC                     15,921  IT And Telecom- Web-Based Subscription
Relx Inc.                                       15,600  IT And Telecom- Teleprocessing, Timeshar
Office Depot Inc.                               14,289  Miscellaneous Office Machines
Reno/Tahoe Realty Group, LLC                    13,568  Support- Professional: Real Estate Broke
Thermocopy Of Tennessee, Inc.                   13,109  Miscellaneous Office Machines
Lrp Publications, Inc.                          12,667  IT And Telecom- Web-Based Subscription
and  20  other firms.

NSF MPS Grants

In the past 9 years, this district has received: $31,907,280 in NSF MPS grants.

  Year  Institution                          Amount ($)
------  ---------------------------------  ------------
  2020  University Of Tennessee                 372,000
  2019  University Of Tennessee               6,224,295
  2018  University Of Tennessee               4,563,326
  2017  Pii Redacted                            150,000
  2017  University Of Tennessee               4,259,610
  2016  University Of Tennessee               2,530,678
  2015  University Of Tennessee               2,409,280
  2015  University Of Tennessee Knoxville       265,878
  2014  University Of Tennessee               4,539,105
  2013  University Of Tennessee               3,497,607
  2012  University Of Tennessee               3,095,501

SULI/CCI Interns

From 2014-2018, this district had 157 SULI/CCI interns

Term         Name                         College                                 Host Lab                                        Program
-----------  ---------------------------  --------------------------------------  ----------------------------------------------  ---------
Summer 2018  Bradley Straka               University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility  SULI
Summer 2018  Darby Weston Ker             University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Timothy Joseph Rogers        University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Alexander Rogers             University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Max Lestat Neveau            University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Gregory Muzyn                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Yaw Mensah                   University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Luke Martin                  University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Brett Dewayne Hagan          University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Jackson Kyle Wilt            University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Zach Fontenot                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Carl Edwards                 University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Charles Francis Cianciolo    University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  James Bates                  University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Ethan Asano                  University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Berat Arik                   University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Aiden Rutter                 University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Gaurab Kc                    University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Alec Yen                     University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Emily Taylor Doane           Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2018  Viktor Samuel Zenkov         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2018  Kalie Renae Knecht           University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Argonne National Laboratory                     SULI
Summer 2018  Christopher Andrew Neal      University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Argonne National Laboratory                     SULI
Summer 2018  Zachary Mitchell             Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2018  Dakota Mccoy Gentry          Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2018  Allison Gail Warren          Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2018  Sarah Shelley                Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Margret Fisher               University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Grant Christain Hanthorn     University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Paige Paulus                 University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Aleksander Klibisz           University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Katherine Lynne Krouse       University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Danielle Dami                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Quanita Choudhury            University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Hannah Pauline Landau        University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  John Parker Mitchell         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Jake Allen Childs            University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Gregory Muzyn                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Allison Nelson               University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Austin Quang-Tri Ngo         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Nicholas Alan Ross           University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Jeremy Michael Poff          University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Logan Michelle Qualls        University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Richard Alexander Riedel     University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Timothy Joseph Rogers        University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Samuel Swayne                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Bradley Straka               University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility  SULI
Summer 2017  Matthew Herald               University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Idaho National Laboratory                       SULI
Summer 2017  Annabel Li Large             University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory           SULI
Summer 2017  Connor Bihlmeyer             University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Noah Paul Johnson            Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2017  Robert Seth Wood             Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Michal Pawel Kaminski        Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Kristin Haley Tilson         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2017  Jacob Cecil                  University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Bridgette Fritz              University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2017  Samantha Medina              University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Argonne National Laboratory                     SULI
Summer 2016  Dallas Hamlin                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Joseph Willenborg            University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Joseph Nathaniel Huber       University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Alec Michael Affolter        University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Victoria Brooks              University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Parker James Dulin           University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Kara Michelle Godsey         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Nabeel Jaser                 Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2016  Harrison Smith               Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2016  Roman Jennings Sherrod       University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory             SULI
Summer 2016  Tommy Cianciolo              University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Joseph Warner                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Mason Stuart Taylor          University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Logan Scott Owens            University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Lucas Nicely                 University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Christopher Muir             University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Gerald Liso                  University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Megan Landon                 University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Andrew Demitte Valesky       University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Nicholas Daniel Kelley       University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Johan Anantharaj             University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  James William Kemp           University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  David Herberich              University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Jack Evans Gritton           University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Daniel Graves                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Aaron Michael Browne         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Sarah Ann Bleakney           University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Matthew Walker Seals         Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2015  Maggie Kubarewicz            Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2015  Ryan Prout                   Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2015  Harrison Smith               Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2015  Benjamin Taylor              Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2015  Andrew Demitte Valesky       Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2015  Amos Frederick Manneschmidt  University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Johnson Luma                 University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Amy Albaugh                  University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Robert Terry Moncrief III    University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Austin Blake Plymill         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Nicholas Glenn Combs         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Brookhaven National Laboratory                  SULI
Summer 2015  Michael Wilder               University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Josh Turan                   University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Matthew Benjamin Seals       University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Grant James Powell           University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Benjamin Tyler White         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Ellias Palcu                 University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2015  Demetrios Richard Obenour    University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Justine Katherine Barry      University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Jessica Linn Robins          University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Pranshu Bansal               University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Jacob Ray Clower             University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Vasile Tudor Garbulet        University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Duncan Alexander Greeley     University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  William Hawks                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Amy Albaugh                  University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Seth Aaron Newport           Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Summer 2014  Davis Raymond Hu             University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  David Lu                     University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Campbell O'Neal Reynolds     The University of Tennessee, Knoxville  Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Samuel Jones                 The University of Tennessee-Knoxville   Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Kyle Leinart                 University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Nicholas Joseph Kivi         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Brookhaven National Laboratory                  SULI
Summer 2014  Matthew Benjamin Seals       University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Mitchell Shope               University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Maria Vincent                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Daniel Scott Williams        University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Curtis Andre Wilkerson       University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Benjamin Tyler White         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2018  Kathryn Elise Bales          Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2018  Dylan Witucki                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2018  Bryan Schwarz                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2018  Jessica Martinez             University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2017  Aleksander Klibisz           University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2017  Jacob Cecil                  University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2017  Peters Loovensky Mathurin    Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Spring 2017  Paul Jacob Huffer            Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Spring 2017  Jonathan Joseph Harter       Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Spring 2017  Kyle David Beanblossom       Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Spring 2017  Michelle Lehmann             University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2017  Kristin Haley Tilson         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Spring 2017  Peter Anthony Meidl          University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2017  Michael Whitmer              Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2016  Brooke Butler                University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2016  Josh Turan                   University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2016  Clinton Bocephus Carbonell   Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Spring 2016  Johnson Luma                 University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2015  Case Taylor Collins          University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2015  Christi Renea Johnson        University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Fall 2018    Brian Edward Andrews         Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Fall 2018    Gisele El Baaklini           Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Fall 2018    Gerald Scott Kirkland        Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Fall 2017    Thomas Bennet Vickery        Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   CCI
Fall 2017    Kathryn Elise Bales          Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Fall 2017    Michelle Lehmann             University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Fall 2015    Michael Ryan Smith           University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Fall 2015    Case Taylor Collins          University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Fall 2015    Josiah Philip Brandt         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Fall 2015    Christopher Scott Shafer     Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Fall 2014    Christi Renea Johnson        University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Fall 2014    Angela Nichole Belic         University of Tennessee, Knoxville      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Fall 2014    Tommy Allen Hardin           Pellissippi State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI

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TN-03 – Rep. Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann (R) – Wikipedia

Committees

Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann is the #3 Republican on the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development

Charles J. "Chuck" Fleischmann is the #12 Republican on the House Committee on Appropriations

HEP Grants

This district received no SC HEP grants from 2012-2020

SC Contracts

In the past 9 years, this district has received:
882 Office of Science contracts, totalling  $17,592,124,454

Vendor                                        Amount ($)  Item
----------------------------------------  --------------  ----------------------------------------
Ut Battelle, LLC                          12,587,843,420  Operation Of Govt R&D GOCO Facilities
Urs                                        1,460,826,275  Other Environmental Services
Oak Ridge Associated Universities, Inc.    1,276,514,765  Education/Training- Other
Oak Ridge Associated Universities Inc.     1,068,587,126  Education/Training- Other
Wastren Advantage, Inc.                      239,339,610  Housekeeping- Waste Treatment/Storage
Tennessee Valley Authority                   204,121,644  Utilities- Electric
Isotek Systems, LLC                          177,071,563  Maint-Rep-Alt/Epg - Nuclear
Johnson Controls Government Systems LLC       75,268,124  Contruct/All Other Non-Bldg Facs
G4S Government Solutions Inc                  43,717,754  Housekeeping- Guard
Professional Project Services, Inc.           36,616,779  Support- Professional: Engineering/Techn
Information International Associates, In      36,344,418  IT And Telecom- Other IT And Telecommuni
Sec Federal Services Corporation              29,886,873  Salvage- Demolition Of Buildings
Mutual Telecom Services Inc.                  28,778,804  IT And Telecom- Telecommunications And T
Alliant Alliance, LLC                         25,823,297  IT And Telecom- Other IT And Telecommuni
Ch2M Hill Constructors, Inc.                  24,200,000  Architect And Engineering- Construction:
Atmos Energy Marketing, LLC                   22,077,476  Utilities- Gas
Bei-Jes Oak Ridge, LLC                        16,235,056  Support- Administrative: Other
Centerpoint Energy Services, Inc.             16,174,911  Utilities- Gas
Oak Ridge, City Of                            15,710,562  Utilities- Water
Golden Svcs, L.L.C.                           15,312,373  Support- Professional: Physical Security
Alutiiq Professional Training, LLC            11,109,660  Support- Administrative: Other
East Tennessee Mechanical Contractors, I      10,037,157  Maintenance Of Highways/Roads/Streets/Br
Tribalco, LLC                                 10,008,432  Radio And Television Communication Equip
Federal Network Systems LLC                    8,259,672  IT And Telecom- Telecommunications Netwo
Navarro Research And Engineering, Inc.         7,977,261  Support- Professional: Other
Get-Nsa                                        6,624,733  IT And Telecom- Facility Operation And M
Boston Government Services, LLC                5,351,865  Support- Professional: Engineering/Techn
H & T Enterprises, Inc.                        5,259,023  Housekeeping- Facilities Operations Supp
Rei Systems, Inc.                              5,031,402  IT And Telecom- Other IT And Telecommuni
Cni Global Solutions, LLC                      4,853,437  IT And Telecom- Systems Development
Link Technologies Inc                          3,980,000  Support- Professional: Other
Pem-Iei Jv Llp                                 3,877,977  Maintenance Of Other Administrative Faci
H & T Enterprises, Inc.                        3,759,319  Maintenance Of Government-Owned Governme
Federated IT, Inc.                             3,717,162  IT And Telecom- Systems Development
Awd Management Services                        3,566,075  Support- Professional: Emergency Respons
Legacy/Critique                                3,348,854  Support- Administrative: Other
Sec Federal Services Corporation               3,287,671  Environmental Systems Protection- Enviro
Global Engineering & Technology, Inc.          3,241,490  Maint/Repair/Rebuild Of Equipment- Alarm
Repaintex Company                              3,224,700  Housekeeping- Custodial Janitorial
B & B Lawn Services, L.L.C.                    3,167,427  Housekeeping- Landscaping/Groundskeeping
and  389  other firms.

NSF MPS Grants

In the past 9 years, this district has received: $2,144,802 in NSF MPS grants.

  Year  Institution                                       Amount ($)
------  ----------------------------------------------  ------------
  2019  University Of Tennessee                              449,928
  2018  University Of Tennessee                               41,615
  2017  Oak Ridge Associated Universities Incorporated        30,847
  2017  University Of Tennessee                               41,111
  2016  Oak Ridge Associated Universities Incorporat         144,147
  2015  Oak Ridge Associated Universities Incorporat          38,776
  2015  University Of Tennessee                              536,997
  2014  Oak Ridge Associated Universities Incorporat          41,488
  2013  University Of Tennessee                              290,000
  2012  Oak Ridge Associated Universities Incorporat         529,893

SULI/CCI Interns

From 2014-2018, this district had 30 SULI/CCI interns

Term         Name                         College                                 Host Lab                                Program
-----------  ---------------------------  --------------------------------------  --------------------------------------  ---------
Summer 2018  Samuel C Hollifield          Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Summer 2017  Megan Schlinsog              Southern Adventist University           Ames National Laboratory                SULI
Summer 2017  Lauren Olivia Treadway       Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Summer 2017  Mary Adkisson                Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Summer 2017  Breanna Danielle King        Tennessee Wesleyan University           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           SULI
Summer 2016  Taylor Brandon Lyon          University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  Oak Ridge National Laboratory           SULI
Summer 2016  Katlyn Elizabeth Schubert    Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Summer 2016  Kailey Danielle Pemberton    Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Summer 2016  Mary Adkisson                Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Summer 2016  Tyler Johns                  University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  Oak Ridge National Laboratory           SULI
Summer 2016  Andrew D Drake               University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  Oak Ridge National Laboratory           SULI
Summer 2016  Kathleen Abigail Garrabrant  University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  Oak Ridge National Laboratory           SULI
Summer 2015  Weng Leong Choy              Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Summer 2015  Eric Nolan                   Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Summer 2015  Kailey Danielle Pemberton    Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Summer 2015  Elizabeth M. Tuggle          University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  Oak Ridge National Laboratory           SULI
Summer 2015  Lake Thomas Lowe             Roane State Community College           Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory  CCI
Summer 2015  Colston Robert Abernathy     University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  Oak Ridge National Laboratory           SULI
Summer 2014  Jeffrey Burks                Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Summer 2014  John Patrick O'Brien         University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  Oak Ridge National Laboratory           SULI
Spring 2018  Samuel C Hollifield          Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Spring 2017  Taylor Brandon Lyon          University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory   SULI
Spring 2017  Nick Tsiamis                 Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Spring 2017  Lauren Olivia Treadway       Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Spring 2015  Dustin Taylor Jones          University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  Oak Ridge National Laboratory           SULI
Spring 2015  Rachel LeeAnn Terry          University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  National Renewable Energy Laboratory    SULI
Spring 2014  Jackson Anthony Stone        University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  Oak Ridge National Laboratory           SULI
Fall 2018    Mary Ann O'Shell             Roane State Community College           Oak Ridge National Laboratory           CCI
Fall 2014    Caleb Michael Wickersham     University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  Oak Ridge National Laboratory           SULI
Fall 2014    Rachel LeeAnn Terry          University of Tennessee at Chattanooga  National Renewable Energy Laboratory    SULI

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TN-04 – Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R) – Wikipedia

HEP Grants

This district received no SC HEP grants from 2012-2020

SC Contracts

This district received no SC contracts from 2012-2020

NSF MPS Grants

In the past 9 years, this district has received: $2,421,015 in NSF MPS grants.

  Year  Institution                          Amount ($)
------  ---------------------------------  ------------
  2019  Middle Tennessee State University       378,670
  2018  Middle Tennessee State University       351,470
  2017  Middle Tennessee State University       509,982
  2016  Middle Tennessee State University       619,877
  2016  University Of Tennessee                 319,842
  2015  Middle Tennessee State University       155,175
  2014  Middle Tennessee State University        20,950
  2013  Middle Tennessee State University        55,000
  2013  University Of Tennessee                   3,938
  2012  University Of Tennessee                   6,111

SULI/CCI Interns

From 2014-2018, this district had 16 SULI/CCI interns

Term         Name                        College                               Host Lab                               Program
-----------  --------------------------  ------------------------------------  -------------------------------------  ---------
Summer 2018  Davis Easley                Sewanee: The University of the South  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2018  Kristin Nicole Barton       Middle Tennessee State University     Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2018  Abhi Mistry                 Cleveland State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory          CCI
Summer 2017  Davis Easley                Sewanee: The University of the South  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2017  Matthew Ogden               Middle Tennessee State University     Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2017  Michael James Thompson      Cleveland State Community College     Oak Ridge National Laboratory          CCI
Summer 2017  Elizabeth Tilly             Sewanee: The University of the South  Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory  SULI
Summer 2016  Elizabeth Erin Bickel       Middle Tennessee State University     Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2016  Josie Simone Lyon           Middle Tennessee State University     Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2015  Andy Nicholas Black         Middle Tennessee State University     Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2015  Grayson McKenzie Dubois     Middle Tennessee State University     Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2015  Josie Simone Lyon           Middle Tennessee State University     Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2015  Sydney Lyn Smith            Middle Tennessee State University     Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2014  Abigail Brita Tate Brudvig  Sewanee: The University of the South  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Spring 2017  Reese Morris                Middle Tennessee State University     Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Fall 2015    Ashley Lyon                 Middle Tennessee State University     Brookhaven National Laboratory         SULI

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TN-05 – Rep. Jim Cooper (D) – Wikipedia

HEP Grants

In the past 9 years, this district has received: $1,335,000 in SC HEP grants.

Institution              Amount ($)    Start    End  Principal Investigator    Project Title
---------------------  ------------  -------  -----  ------------------------  --------------------------------------------------------------------------
Vanderbilt University        92,000     2018   2020  Kephart, Thomas           Explorations in Theoretical High Energy Physics
Vanderbilt University        83,000     2018   2020  Scherrer, Robert          Theoretical Studies in Dark Energy and Dark Matter
Vanderbilt University             0     2014   2015  Weiler, Thomas            THEORETICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN ELEMENTARY PARTICLE PHYSICS
Vanderbilt University       680,000     2014   2020  Weiler, Thomas            Theoretical Investigations in Elementary Particle and Cosmological Physics
Vanderbilt University       480,000     2012   2014  Weiler, Kephart           Theoretical Investigations in Elementary Particle Physics

SC Contracts

In the past 9 years, this district has received:
1 Office of Science contracts, totalling  $132,506

  Year  Vendor                Amount ($)  Item
------  ------------------  ------------  ----------------------------------
  2014  Rogers Group, Inc.       132,506  Construction Of Parking Facilities

NSF MPS Grants

In the past 9 years, this district has received: $33,837,591 in NSF MPS grants.

  Year  Institution                   Amount ($)
------  --------------------------  ------------
  2020  Vanderbilt University             92,618
  2019  Vanderbilt University          4,578,011
  2019  Fisk University                   98,482
  2018  Vanderbilt University          1,470,223
  2018  Redacted Due To Pii              100,000
  2018  Fisk University                  197,565
  2017  Vanderbilt University          2,794,895
  2017  Pii Redacted                     200,000
  2017  Fisk University                  196,675
  2016  Vanderbilt University          2,497,741
  2015  Vanderbilt University          5,042,977
  2015  Fisk University                  158,932
  2014  Vanderbilt University          1,292,913
  2014  Multiple Recipients               89,000
  2014  Fisk University                1,390,000
  2013  Vanderbilt University          5,785,365
  2013  Tennessee State University       257,110
  2013  Multiple Recipients              265,000
  2012  Multiple Recipients              439,000
  2012  Vanderbilt University          6,439,784
  2012  Fisk University                  451,300

SULI/CCI Interns

From 2014-2018, this district had 6 SULI/CCI interns

Term         Name                  College                Host Lab                               Program
-----------  --------------------  ---------------------  -------------------------------------  ---------
Summer 2017  Franklin Leyang Gong  Vanderbilt University  Argonne National Laboratory            SULI
Summer 2017  Andrew David Hunt     Vanderbilt University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2016  Timothy Jiang         Vanderbilt University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2016  Marie Armbruster      Vanderbilt University  National Renewable Energy Laboratory   SULI
Summer 2015  Sirui Ma              Vanderbilt University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2014  Michelle Roh          Vanderbilt University  Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory  SULI

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TN-06 – Rep. John W. Rose (R) – Wikipedia

HEP Grants

This district received no SC HEP grants from 2012-2020

SC Contracts

This district received no SC contracts from 2012-2020

NSF MPS Grants

In the past 9 years, this district has received: $955,027 in NSF MPS grants.

  Year  Institution                           Amount ($)
------  ----------------------------------  ------------
  2019  Tennessee Technological University        95,000
  2018  Tennessee Technological University       134,849
  2017  Tennessee Technological University       159,849
  2016  Tennessee Technological University       154,849
  2015  Tennessee Technological University       410,480

SULI/CCI Interns

From 2014-2018, this district had 39 SULI/CCI interns

Term         Name                       College                             Host Lab                               Program
-----------  -------------------------  ----------------------------------  -------------------------------------  ---------
Summer 2018  Derek Schafer              Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2018  Mouhmad Husam Elayyan      Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2017  Katlyn Elizabeth Schubert  Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2017  Holland Hysmith            Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2017  Jonathan Alexander Gibson  Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2017  Autumn Kayde Ferree        Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2017  Elizabeth Erin Bickel      Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2016  Michael David Roberts      Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2016  Austin Joseph Garrabrant   Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2016  Duane Vick                 Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2016  Jameson Landon Tyler       Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2016  Michaela Stockdale         Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2016  Dustin Ray Morris          Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2016  Ian Louis Gwaltney         Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2015  Andrew Wilson              Tennessee Technological University  Pacific Northwest National Laboratory  SULI
Summer 2015  Michael David Roberts      Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2015  Andrew Pachuilo            Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2015  Rebecca Neuenschwander     Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2015  Taylor Hidalgo             Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2015  Jesse Schmitz              Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2014  April Elizabeth Parkison   Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2014  Benjamin Mark Rogers       Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2014  Matilda Lane               Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2014  Jesse Schmitz              Volunteer State Community College   Oak Ridge National Laboratory          CCI
Summer 2014  Larry Roberts              Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2014  Christa Nicole Cody        Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2014  Samantha Alynn Tompkins    Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Summer 2014  Andrew D Drake             Volunteer State Community College   Oak Ridge National Laboratory          CCI
Summer 2014  Tandy Carmichael           Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Spring 2018  Tessa Avery Eskander       Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Spring 2015  Frederick Kyle Reed        Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Spring 2014  Mariatou Sisay             Tennessee Technological University  Pacific Northwest National Laboratory  SULI
Spring 2014  Benjamin Mark Rogers       Tennessee Technological University  Argonne National Laboratory            SULI
Fall 2018    Jerrold Williams           Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Fall 2018    Samuel C Hollifield        Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Fall 2017    Tessa Avery Eskander       Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Fall 2015    Nathan Paul Riggsbee       Cumberland University               Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Fall 2015    Dustin Ray Morris          Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI
Fall 2014    Savannah Joy Taylor        Tennessee Technological University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory          SULI

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TN-07 – Rep. Mark E. Green (R) – Wikipedia

HEP Grants

This district received no SC HEP grants from 2012-2020

SC Contracts

In the past 9 years, this district has received:
1 Office of Science contracts, totalling  $3,708

  Year  Vendor              Amount ($)  Item
------  ----------------  ------------  ---------------
  2013  Ase Direct, Inc.         3,708  Office Supplies

NSF MPS Grants

In the past 9 years, this district has received: $200,000 in NSF MPS grants.

  Year  Institution                     Amount ($)
------  ----------------------------  ------------
  2014  Austin Peay State University       200,000

SULI/CCI Interns

From 2014-2018, this district had 3 SULI/CCI interns

Term         Name                     College                       Host Lab                        Program
-----------  -----------------------  ----------------------------  ------------------------------  ---------
Summer 2018  Kindyl King              Austin Peay State University  Argonne National Laboratory     SULI
Summer 2015  Laura Renae Judy         Austin Peay State University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory   SULI
Summer 2014  Christopher Robyn Hayes  Austin Peay State University  Brookhaven National Laboratory  SULI

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TN-08 – Rep. David Kustoff (R) – Wikipedia

HEP Grants

This district received no SC HEP grants from 2012-2020

SC Contracts

This district received no SC contracts from 2012-2020

NSF MPS Grants

In the past 9 years, this district has received: $76,082 in NSF MPS grants.

  Year  Institution                     Amount ($)
------  ----------------------------  ------------
  2017  Austin Peay State University        76,082

SULI/CCI Interns

From 2014-2018, this district had 1 SULI/CCI intern

Term         Name                 College           Host Lab                        Program
-----------  -------------------  ----------------  ------------------------------  ---------
Summer 2017  Miriam Susanna Mann  Union University  Brookhaven National Laboratory  SULI

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TN-09 – Rep. Steve Cohen (D) – Wikipedia

Committees

Steve Cohen is the #12 Democrat on the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology

Steve Cohen is the #7 Democrat on the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology; Subcommittee on Research and Technology

HEP Grants

This district received no SC HEP grants from 2012-2020

SC Contracts

In the past 9 years, this district has received:
3 Office of Science contracts, totalling  $17,863

  Year  Vendor                         Amount ($)  Item
------  ---------------------------  ------------  ----------------------------------------
  2015  Interactive Solutions, Inc.         6,434  IT And Telecom- Telecommunications Netwo
  2014  Interactive Solutions, Inc.         5,943  Telephone And Telegraph Equipment
  2013  Interactive Solutions, Inc.         5,486  Telephone And Telegraph Equipment

NSF MPS Grants

In the past 9 years, this district has received: $5,524,133 in NSF MPS grants.

  Year  Institution                   Amount ($)
------  --------------------------  ------------
  2020  University Of Memphis            206,545
  2019  University Of Memphis          1,572,722
  2018  University Of Memphis            557,903
  2017  Rhodes College (Tennessee)       114,000
  2017  University Of Memphis            504,999
  2016  University Of Memphis            145,000
  2015  University Of Memphis            484,312
  2014  University Of Memphis            739,914
  2013  University Of Memphis            579,963
  2012  Rhodes College (Tennessee)        49,775
  2012  University Of Memphis            569,000

SULI/CCI Interns

From 2014-2018, this district had 7 SULI/CCI interns

Term         Name                         College                        Host Lab                                        Program
-----------  ---------------------------  -----------------------------  ----------------------------------------------  ---------
Summer 2017  Thomas Watson                The University of Memphis      Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2016  Christopher Xavien Chattman  The University of Memphis      Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility  SULI
Summer 2015  Christopher Xavien Chattman  The University of Memphis      Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility  SULI
Summer 2014  Amanda Duckhorn              Christian Brothers University  Argonne National Laboratory                     SULI
Summer 2014  George Edward Gallarno       Christian Brothers University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Summer 2014  Rebekah Herrman              Christian Brothers University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI
Spring 2015  George Edward Gallarno       Christian Brothers University  Oak Ridge National Laboratory                   SULI

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Brrr it was a freezing cold day here in Key Largo Florida. Temperatures dipped down around 50 for 3 nights in a row, which meant it was around 40 in the backcountry everglades areas! That is pretty cold for us, and especially when making a 30+mile run into 20 mph winds first thing in the morning. But we get it done and you just have to bundle up.
Once we get back around the mainland areas, it's much nicer as you get out of the wind and are in protected water, and the sun comes up and you start to thaw out! I had Jody and Tom down from St Louis and luckily for us the fish were biting a little bit even though the water temperatures were down around 52 to 54 degrees! That's the coldest we've seen in years, likely since the cold snap of 2010.
When the water is cold like this, usually your best bet is just soaking live shrimp on the bottom. We let it lay and just twitch it slightly every so often.
The drum bites can be very subtle, so when you feel a little nibbling, give them a few seconds and reel a little bit – if you feel the weight of the fish set the hook and if not, just continue letting it lay and try again when you feel the nibble. We didn't have red hot action, but a slow steady pick all day long really which I'll take.
It was a Saturday too so we had about 20 other boats in the area to compete with throughout the day. Sometimes you know where to go to catch fish, but it's hard to squeeze in where you want to go when so many other boats are trying to get there too. We caught probably 8 black drums, 7 redfish, a sheepshead, and a trout. A good day of key largo fishing in January no doubt!
No snook for us though I know a few boats had good snook fishing, but they seemed to be stacked up in a couple areas. We slid in there at the end of the day but at that point they were sore lipped and didn't bite for us. Oh well we had good action otherwise thankfully. I have plenty of availability this coming week, then next week I am booked every day!
But this week should be incredible fishing we will be back on a warming trend, and once those water temps rise back up around 60 I think the fishing will really go off back there. It will also be during the week so much less boat traffic. If you are interested in going let me know, prime conditions starting Monday I believe.


My world is shaped by color from the diverse people with whom I come in contact, travel, unique experiences, and a myriad of observations I make everyday living in the hustle and bustle of NYC.
Blueexpressions isn't a tribute to my favorite color or a random name I coined but, rather, reflects the love and great admiration I have for a certain art movement called De Blue Ryder and the style of art that is abstract expressionism. Both depict the world without spelling out every detail in different ways and both have been endlessly inspiring.
Art and art history and the conception process an artist goes through to make something, has always intrigued me. Some of these observations and inspirations show up in my work!
I hope you enjoy seeing the imagery as much as I enjoy creating it.
All images used courtesy Brianna McCord. All rights reserved.


That's right, I said it!: Is my dog gay?
Our little household consists of my wonderful Wifey, our cat and our dog (both female) and myself so there's a lot of oestrogen flowing around in this house. Especially these days... our dog is in heat!
However, she's not really all that interested in the male dogs. I mean, she likes all dogs and all people, but still, it would seem quite natural for her to be CRAZY for some male dog attention these days. So, I'm wondering if maybe my dog is gay? I mean, all the religious fanatics already love to think that we (the homosexuals) are contagious, which is why kids and other vulnerable individuals should be kept far away from us, right?


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He Should Have Won
There was a time not too long ago when I would have gotten really upset about Johan Santana finishing third in the American League Cy Young voting that was announced yesterday. I would have written several thousand words about how much better Santana was than Bartolo Colon, using all sorts of numbers and tables.
And now? Well, I no longer care. Benjamin Franklin once said that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. The Baseball Writers' Association of America consistently screws up the awards voting and consistently does so in the same manner, and I've decided to stop getting worked up about it.
The BBWAA hands out baseball's most prestigious awards, but if you really think about it, why is the opinion of 28 beat writers from local newspapers all that important? Why pay attention to a group of voters who can't look past a pitcher's win total to see that a guy who won 16 games pitched quite a bit better than a guy who won 21 games, except the 16-game winner played on a team that couldn't hit?
None of the three writers who cover the Twins for the Minneapolis Star Tribune -- Joe Christensen, LaVelle E. Neal, and Dennis Bracken -- felt that Santana deserved the award. They saw first hand how well Santana pitched and how little offensive support the lineup provided, yet Christensen and Bracken still couldn't get past the fact that Colon won 21 games.
Neal at least voted for Mariano Rivera, with Santana second. While that's the wrong decision, it is at least a somewhat reasonable one because Rivera dominated in a different role than Santana. To vote for another starting pitcher and say that Colon was better than Santana this year, in my opinion, is not defensible at all.
The front page of the Star Tribune's sports section listed a "why he'll win" and "why he won't" for Colon, Santana, and Rivera. The problem with the BBWAA's voting can be summed up in the responses listed for Colon:
Why he'll win: AL leader in victories, and team won division title. Some writers see Cy Young Award as MVP for pitchers.
Why he won't: Aside from victories, his stats pale next to Santana's.
In other words, Santana was the best pitcher in the league, but because people have the misguided notion that the MVP should be given to someone besides the best player, they make the same illogical decision for pitchers. As if that somehow explains anything but how screwed up the process for picking the MVP is too.
Santana was the best pitcher in the league, and thus deserves an award that is supposed to be given to the best pitcher. The fact that he didn't receive it is fine, but it means the award is probably not worth caring much about. After all, 17 of the 28 voters thought Colon was the AL's best pitcher while only three thought it was Santana, and five of the 28 voters came to the ridiculous conclusion that Santana didn't even deserve a vote.
Imagine if you asked someone which Godfather movie they liked best and they said, "The third one." Wouldn't you immediately stop paying attention to their opinion about movies? Now imagine you asked the same person for the name of a good restaurant and they responded, "McDonald's." Rather than continue to ask for their opinion on such things, wouldn't you just stop paying attention to them altogether? Exactly.
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