Clarity, feasibility, and detail: Is the project clearly outlined and possible to successfully accomplish? Please note that CSIGs are competitive grants and repeated funding for the same individuals or institutions is limited. Additional Information For detailed information regarding the CSIG competition please visit: For detailed information regarding general CRDF Global grant policies please visit: For additional questions regarding the CSIG competition please contact CRDF Global at How to apply Submit completed application, budget and requested documents to . CSIG Project Examples* Examples of physical chemical security equipment and supplies Keyless door-locking systems: these systems allow for controlled access and an trail. For an “audit” example of this technology, please see: . Badge identification system and/or electronic card readers for restricted access to hazardous chemicals Chemical fume hood/cabinet combination with sash lock (hood) and door lock (cabinet) to secure hazardous chemicals. Lockable chemical storage cabinet, preferably with an explosion-proof ventilation system, to secure hazardous chemicals. Lockable laboratory refrigerators and freezers to secure hazardous chemicals. Chemical storage buildings: for an example see: . Note: building must be secured so it is not readily movable. Chemical bar code reader/scanner, database software for inventory, and/or laboratory management software. Chemical security signage: for examples see: . Secure chemical transportation containers for moving chemicals from one location to another location. Chemical security seals/tags placed on hazardous chemicals. Examples of procedures to establish or enhance chemical security Site security and access control procedures. Secure of custody” for chemicals. Procedures for use and maintenance of chemical security equipment and software. Procedures for transporting and/or shipping hazardous chemicals such as those found in the or . Chemical inventory procedures or a chemical inventory management system. Chemical storage procedures and security policies for chemicals such as those found in the OPCW Schedules of Chemicals I, II, and III or the Australia Group Common Control List.
Clarity, feasibility, and detail: Is the project clearly outlined and possible to successfully accomplish? Please note that CSIGs are competitive grants and repeated funding for the same individuals or institutions is limited. Additional Information For detailed information regarding the CSIG competition please visit: For detailed information regarding general CRDF Global grant policies please visit: For additional questions regarding the CSIG competition please contact CRDF Global at How to apply Submit completed application, budget and requested documents to . CSIG Project Examples* Examples of physical chemical security equipment and supplies Keyless door-locking systems: these systems allow for controlled access and an “audit” trail. For an example of this technology, please see: . Badge identification system and/or electronic card readers for restricted access to hazardous chemicals Chemical fume hood/cabinet combination with sash lock (hood) and door lock (cabinet) to secure hazardous chemicals. Lockable chemical storage cabinet, preferably with an explosion-proof ventilation system, to secure hazardous chemicals. Lockable laboratory refrigerators and freezers to secure hazardous chemicals. Chemical storage buildings: for an example see: . Note: building must be secured so it is not readily movable. Chemical bar code reader/scanner, database software for inventory, and/or laboratory management software. Chemical security signage: for examples see: . Secure chemical transportation containers for moving chemicals from one location to another location. Chemical security seals/tags placed on hazardous chemicals. Examples of procedures to establish or enhance chemical security Site security and access control procedures. Secure of custody” for chemicals. Procedures for use and maintenance of chemical security equipment and software. Procedures for transporting and/or shipping hazardous chemicals such as those found in the or . Chemical inventory procedures or a chemical inventory management system. Chemical storage procedures and security policies for chemicals such as those found in the OPCW Schedules of Chemicals I, II, and III or the Australia Group Common Control List.
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