Each funding cycle, submitted problem statements are reviewed by regional stakeholders and local subject matter experts (SMEs). Based on these reviews, problem statements are ranked, with the top ranked receiving a request for proposal (RFP). If the selected problem statement was submitted by Principal Investigators (PIs), the RFP will be sent directly to the PIs. If the selected problem statement was submitted by the Center Advisory Board (CAB), the RFP will be open to interested researchers.
Please see below for the appropriate templates required to complete a proposal — as well as any open RFPs that are currently being solicited.
Request for Proposal (RFP) Templates
Cover Page
U.S. DOT Project Information Form
Project Schedule
Budget Form
Open Request For Proposals (RFPs)
Only institutions within Region 6 (institutions located within the states of AR, LA, NM, OK, and TX) are eligible to submit a proposal. This includes institutions that are not directly part of Tran-SET.
Please see below for detailed requirements of each proposal and how to submit.
Evaluating the Applicability of Using Deep Learning and LiDAR-based Unmanned Aerial Systems for Pavement Condition Assessment (22PLSU23)
- This proposal can request up to $40,000 from UTC funds. All requested UTC funds by LSU must be matched 1:2. For example, if requesting $40,000, the submitter must provide matching funds valued at $80,000 or higher.
- All proposal materials must be electronically submitted as a single PDF file to transet@lsu.edu no later than March 11, 2022 at 4:30 pm CST.
- It is anticipated that the decision to fund a submitted proposal will be made by Apr. 15, 2022.
RFP for “Evaluating the Applicability of Using Deep Learning and LiDAR-based Unmanned Aerial Systems for Pavement Condition Assessment ” (22PLSU23)
Developing Notification and Enforcement Systems to Communicate and Administer Bridge Load Postings (20ITSLSU17)
- This proposal can request up to $40,000 in funds. All requested funds must be matched 1:2. For example, if requesting $40,000, the submitter must provide matching funds valued at $80,000 or higher.
- All proposal materials must be electronically submitted as a single PDF file to transet@lsu.edu no later than March 3, 2020 at 4:30 pm CST.
- It is anticipated that the decision to fund a submitted proposal will be made by May 15, 2020.
RFP for “Developing Notification and Enforcement Systems to Communicate and Administer Bridge Load Postings” (20ITSLSU17)
Contact
Please do not hesitate to contact Dr. Marwa Hassan by phone at (225) 578-9189 or e-mail at transet@lsu.edu for any questions or assistance in completing a Tran-SET proposal.
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