Jennifer:
Consolidated Federal FY 2011 award data will probably be impossible to find.  The closest will be federal R&D obligations for FFY 2010 which you should be able to get via Webcaspar (https://webcaspar.nsf.gov/).  For FFY 2011, you can get NIH and NSF *awards* from their respective websites (http://report.nih.gov/award/organizations.cfm , http://dellweb.bfa.nsf.gov/ ).  Although R&D expenditures probably represent a better picture of actual research activity, the most recent available is for FY 2009 and because of some changes in the survey, the 2010 data probably won't be available for another month or so. That survey is also based on institutional fiscal year rather than federal fiscal year.  If you want to include all awards to all entities, rather than science/engineering research/development awards to universities, the picture becomes somewhat more cloudy.
Randy.

Randall J. Legeai
Director, Institutional Program Development
Tulane University, Office of Government Affairs
200 Broadway St., Suite 126
New Orleans LA 70118 -  (504) 988-3395; cell (504) 228-5891

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Subject: [RESADM-L] Amount Awarded from Federal Agencies FY 2011

Hi All,

I am a graduate administrative assistant and have been asked to compose a report of the total amount of money awarded from the top 20 federal granting agencies for FY 2011. Does anyone have this information or know where to find it?

Thanks for your help!

Jennifer Thornton
Graduate Administrative Assistant
Grants and Research Office
Northern Michigan University
xxxxxx@nmu.edu

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