INSTRUCTIONS FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (AND OTHER) PROJECT DESCRIPTION

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP67B00558R000100110008-0
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• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 16, 2000
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RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECT DESCRIPTION
1.
Project Title
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2. Short Title/Code Name
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3.
Contractor Name
4. Location of Contractor
5.
Class of Contractor
. Class of Contract
7.
Requisition Number
8, Contract Number
9. Task Order
10.
Funds
11. Contract Data
12. Compl. Date
13. Type of Contract
FY $
FY $
FY $
14.
Responsible Component
15. Requirement By
16. Directing Components/Persons
17.
Type of Work to be Done
18.
Categories of Effort Sub:.categorios
o (1)
Major Category (2)
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3)
(4)
19.
End Item or Services from this Contract
20.
Supporting or Related Contracts (Agency & Other)
21. Participation or Coordination
22.
Short Description of Intelligence Requirement and
,Dc,:aiied Technical Description of Project
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1. Describe the project in one sentence using vocabulary which is generally understood
or which can be explained to a non-technically trained person engaged in budget
and fiscal work, serving on a Congressional Committee, or providing representation
before such groups. Do not avoid new or uncorunon technical terms if they are
needed to correctly describe the project. Include classification of this sentence.
2. List short titles, code names, or other descriptions such as etc.
Include classification of each code name.
3. Name of the contractor.
4. City and state in which contractor is located.
5. Manufacturer, university, individual, etc.
6. Cost plus fixed fee, non-profit, etc.
7. Requisition number assigned by Office of Logistics (if applicable).
8. Contract number (if applicable).
9. Task order number (if applicable).
10. Years and dollars X 1000.
11, Month and year.
12. Month and year.
13. New, continuation, expanded scope, follow-on, level of effort, etc.
ilk. Directorate and Office.
15. Directorate, Office, or other activity.
16. Office , Division, individual.
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(a) BASIC RESEARCH
(Effort directed toward the increase of knowledge in science, the
primary aim of the investigator being a fuller knowledge or under-
standing of the subject under study--usually characterized by
using a "level of effort" as the principal program control. Same
as Fundamental Research.)
(b) APPLIED RESEARCH
(The application of knowledge, material a.,d/or techniques directed
toward a solution to an existent or anticipated requirement--usual
characteristic is that the design of end items is directed towards
hardware for test or experimentation as opposed to service use.
Same as Engineering Research.)
or
(c) ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT
(Project directed towards the developme?t, test, or evaluation
of items of equipment and/or systems for field use or operational
evaluation. Same as Advanced Development or Prototype Design/Assembly.)
(d) EXTERNAL ANALYSIS
(Project directed towards the compilation and analysis of data
and the production of finished information or intelligence reports.)
or
(e) SERVICE
(Provision by the contractor of personnel or other services.)
or
(f) EQUIPMENT
(Contracts for the procurement of existing or previously developed
equipment.)
18. To categorize the area of research or other effort covered by the contract, list the
major category and up to four sub-categories, in order by level of importance. The
categories used should be drawn from the previously distributed lists of standardized
categories, or, when those lists are not sufficient, identified the first time used
as "new" and manually entered on the standardized lists at that time.
19. Studies, reports, prototype, service models, etc.
20. Within Agency or in DOD, NASA, NIH, NSA, AEC, etc.
21. Within Agency or DIA, NSA, AEC, etc.
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22. State briefly the intelligence requirement against which the work is directed.
Be particularly explicit in relating the project to a specifically assigned
mission or function of CIA. Next, describe in scientific and engineering
terminology the work being performed. This description should permit
professionally qualified scientists or engineers to gain an insight into the
starting and end points of investigations under this project and how the work
couples into other effort being expended in this field. A free use of
technical vocabulary is permissible and encouraged. If an unusually high
degree of sensitivity or classification is required, this description should
be provided on a separate card and reference to this card made on the basic
form.
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