Teaming Partner List for DE-FOA-0003097 Marine Energy University Foundational R&D
This is a request-to-list opportunity (not a grant competition) for organizations to be included as potential teaming partners for the Department of Energy’s Marine Energy University Foundational R&D funding area. The teaming partner list is intended to help form new partnerships, including participation from minority-serving institutions, minority/woman/veteran-owned businesses, and triba…
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