In next year's federal budget, I've requested that this company receive additional funding from the Defense Department to assist in the further development of its sensor program.
Request additional Defense Department funding for Sensor Research and Development in next year's federal budget to further develop its sensor program.
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Evidence
unverified · Source version 14414 · locator unknown
“In next year's federal budget, I've requested that this company receive additional funding from the Defense Department to assist in the further development of its sensor program.”
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“Sensor Research Development Corporation: The bill will include a $25 million competitive fund that SRD can compete for funds to be used for chemical and biological programs.”
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“Sensor Research and Development/Orono Diagnostic Tool for Biowarfare Disease $2,000,000 ...”
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In next year's federal budget, I've requested that this company receive additional funding from the Defense Department to assist in the further development of its sensor program.
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Sensor Research and Development/Orono Diagnostic Tool for Biowarfare Disease $4,000,000 This Sensor Research and Development (SRD) Corporation Project will develop a mass spectrometric-based instrumental diagnostic tool capable of early, sensitive, and agent-specific detection of infectious disease.
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Sensor Research and Development/Orono Rapid, Sensitive Detection of Biowarfare Agents $3,000,000 This Sensor Research and Development Corporation Project will leverage advances in materials fabrication to develop an inexpensive, sensitive, and reliable detector for biowarfare agents.
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Sensor Research and Development/Orono Diagnostic Tool for Biowarfare Disease $2,000,000 This Sensor Research and Development (SRD) Corporation Project will develop a mass spectrometric-based instrumental diagnostic tool capable of early, sensitive, and agent-specific detection of infectious disease.
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Sensor Research and Development/Orono Rapid, Sensitive Detection of Biowarfare Agents $1,500,000 This Sensor Research and Development Corporation Project will leverage advances in materials fabrication to develop an inexpensive, sensitive, and reliable detector for biowarfare agents.
unverified · Source version 62135 · locator unknown
Full Title An act making appropriations for the Department of Defense for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2004, and for other purposes.
Assessments
The verified commitment was occurrence-specific: Collins said she had requested additional Defense Department funding in the next federal budget for Sensor Research and Development's sensor program. Verified final-version defense spending passages show SRD received specific sensor-related funding lines: $2,000,000 for a diagnostic tool and $1,500,000 for rapid detection of biowarfare agents. Because the commitment was to request/additional funding and the funded SRD sensor projects appeared during the same Senate term after her documented request, delivery is attributable as material.
Collins publicly requested added Defense Department funding for Sensor Research and Development in the next federal budget, and later official Senate material says the final defense spending bill included $2 million for the SRD project. That supports full delivery of the requested funding outcome during her Senate term.
Collins promised to request additional Defense Department funding for Sensor Research and Development in the next federal budget. The evidence shows she made the request and that final defense spending legislation included a specific $2,000,000 Sensor Research and Development project, which matches the promised outcome of securing additional Defense Department support for the sensor program. Because this occurred in the campaign/federal appropriations context tied to the 2002 cycle and the credited action was Collins's own request and secured funding, it counts as fulfilled in the same Senate term context rather than as an unrelated later completion.