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Who Geological Survey funded

1,595 award records for Geological Survey: recipients, amounts and fiscal years, with what the figures cover and what they do not.

We hold 1,595 award records for Geological Survey. That is what we have connected, not what the funder has given: recipient history is a layer the catalogue is thin on, and the number below describes our coverage before it describes the funder.

What the records say

  • Awards on record: 1,595
  • Total across those awards: $843,474,216
  • Distinct fiscal years covered: 14

The total is a sum over the awards we hold and nothing more. It is not the funder's giving for any year, and it should not be compared with the 990-PF figures on the profile, which come from a filing and cover everything the funder gave.

The awards

Recipient State Amount Fiscal year
TRUSTEES OF THE COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES Not stated $240,000,000 2022
UNIVERSITY ENTERPRISES, INC. Not stated $11,148,115 2022
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Not stated $10,533,234 2021
UNIVERSITY ENTERPRISES, INC. Not stated $10,055,533 2017
REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, THE Not stated $8,476,627 2021
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Not stated $8,454,102 2014
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS Not stated $8,121,607 2016
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY Not stated $8,103,137 2016
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Not stated $7,659,261 2020
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Not stated $7,304,729 2019
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Not stated $6,894,612 2021
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA Not stated $6,800,079 2017

Every empty cell reads Not stated rather than being left blank. A blank in a table is read as a zero, and an award whose recipient state the source did not publish is not an award in no state.

What this is good for, and what it is not

Past awards tell you what a funder has been willing to fund and at what size. They do not tell you what it will fund next, they are not a ranking, and a recipient appearing here is not an endorsement of anything.

They are also not a competitive signal. We publish no success rate and no estimate of how many applicants there were, because we hold neither.

What we cannot tell you

Whether this is all of it. Almost certainly not: 1,595 records is what our connected sources published, and the funder's own filings cover more. For federal award history, USAspending is free, has a documented API and is authoritative about the past in a way no listing service is.

What is open now from this funder is a different question, answered on Geological Survey and in the forecasted opportunities we hold.

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