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Notice of Award Bicentennial War 1812
A.
OAH agrees to:
1. Work with NPS to determine and identify appropriate topics for research and tribal representatives to undertake these Tribal Research Papers, coordinate the solicitation of this research and associated deliverables, facilitate the completion and receipt of these
products, including media, and review submission for quality.
2. Work with NPS to identify knowledgeable tribal members and appropriate scholars to compose a content review panel, assemble this panel, and administer and coordinate this panels activities.
3. Coordinate and handle logistics for all content review panel meetings and tribal consultation meetings.
4. Publicize the activity of these meetings, when appropriate, to OAH members and related scholarly communities, and publicize all final products to OAH members and related scholarly communities for their benefit.
B.
NPS agrees to:
1. Work with OAH to determine and identify appropriate topics for research and tribal representatives to undertake these Tribal Research papers, and review all submissions.
2. Work with OAH to identify knowledgeable tribal members and appropriate scholars to compose a content review panel, participate in the work of this panel, and provide assistance in the administration of the panel as needed.
3. Participate in all content review panel meetings and tribal consultation meetings, provide assistance in coordination as needed.
4. Create, using the content developed through the course of this project, the interpretive and educational content for the War of 1812 bicentennial web site as part of the NPS national commemorative initiative.
OAH agrees to:
1. Work with NPS to determine and identify appropriate topics for research and tribal representatives to undertake these Tribal Research Papers, coordinate the solicitation of this research and associated deliverables, facilitate the completion and receipt of these
products, including media, and review submission for quality.
2. Work with NPS to identify knowledgeable tribal members and appropriate scholars to compose a content review panel, assemble this panel, and administer and coordinate this panels activities.
3. Coordinate and handle logistics for all content review panel meetings and tribal consultation meetings.
4. Publicize the activity of these meetings, when appropriate, to OAH members and related scholarly communities, and publicize all final products to OAH members and related scholarly communities for their benefit.
B.
NPS agrees to:
1. Work with OAH to determine and identify appropriate topics for research and tribal representatives to undertake these Tribal Research papers, and review all submissions.
2. Work with OAH to identify knowledgeable tribal members and appropriate scholars to compose a content review panel, participate in the work of this panel, and provide assistance in the administration of the panel as needed.
3. Participate in all content review panel meetings and tribal consultation meetings, provide assistance in coordination as needed.
4. Create, using the content developed through the course of this project, the interpretive and educational content for the War of 1812 bicentennial web site as part of the NPS national commemorative initiative.
Who's Eligible
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Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Not Available
Additional Information of Eligibility:
This is not a request for proposal this is a notice of intent to award a task agreement under an already existing cooperative agreement to the Organization of American Historians.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
Contact:
Jaime MijaresContract SpecialistPhone 303-969-2755
Agency Email Description:
jaime_mijares@nps.gov
Agency Email:
jaime_mijares@nps.gov
Date Posted:
2013-08-05
Application Due Date:
2013-08-16
Archive Date:
2013-09-15
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