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Call for HPCMP Applications Software Initiative (HASI) Project Pre-Proposals

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The High Performance Computing  Modernization Program (HPCMP) invites pre-proposals for projects to be executed under its new applications software productivity activities within the Department.  

As the High Performance Computing (HPC) Application Software Institutes projects enter the end of their planned lifetimes, the HPCMP recognizes that hardware architecture is continuing to evolve while the department's computational challenges become even more varied and complex.   HASI will address the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation community's continuing need for modern application software that incorporates the latest understanding of physical phenomena and which executes effectively and efficiently on next generation high performance computers.

For proposal instructions please refer to the HASI Pre-Proprosal Call [PDF Version]
Read the Memo [PDF Version].

All pre-proposals must be submitted by e-mail to the HPCMP at HASI [at] hpc.mil

Call for FY 2016 Department of Defense (DoD) Frontier Project Proposals

Suspense: Closed

The HPCMP is pleased to announce its Call for FY 2016 DoD Frontier Project Proposals.  All Frontier Proposals must be submitted by e-mail to the appropriate Service/Agency High Performance Computing Advisory Panel (HPCAP) Principal by 30 April 2015.

For proposal instructions, please refer to the Call for FY 2016 Frontier Project Proposals [Word Version] and the Call for FY 2016 Frontier Project Proposals Memo [PDF Version] documents.

Please send an email to frontier [at] hpc.mil with any questions.

Call for TI-14 and TI-15 Capability Applications Project (CAP) Proposals

Suspense: Closed

All proposals are to be submitted directly to the HPCMP Office (HPCMPO) by 15 May 2015. The HPCMPO requires proposals in Microsoft Word 2003, or later format, by email. Please e-mail the completed proposal to the point-of-contact for CAPs at the DoD HPCMPO, Dr. Larry Davis, Senior Scientist (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).

For proposal instructions, please refer to the Call for Technology Insertion FY 2014 and FY 2015 (TI-14 and TI-15) Capability Applications Projects (CAP) Proposals [WORD version] and the Call for TI-14 and TI-15 Capability Applications Project (CAP) Proposals Memo [PDF version] documents.

Any questions should be directed to Dr. Davis at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by telephone at 703-812-4422.

2016 Call for Mentor Proposals for the HPC Internship Program (HIP)

Suspense: 7 January 2016

The HPCMP is issuing the 2016 Call for Mentor Proposals for the HPC Internship Program. Contingent upon funding availability, the HPCMP plans to sponsor projects to provide up to 30 interns the opportunity to work on scientific or engineering projects using HPC tools, resources and methods. Qualifying HIP mentor projects will be funded up to $24K per internship to off-set some or all of the costs of the internship.

For proposal instructions, please refer to the 2016 Call for Proposals for the High Performance Computing Internship Program (HIP) [PDF version] and the 2016 Mentor Proposal for the High Performance Computing Internship Program (HIP) Form [PDF version] documents.

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All HIP Mentor Proposals must be submitted by e-mail to the HPCMP Office using 2016-HIP [at] HPC.mil by 7 January 2016.

All questions regarding the call for Mentor Proposals for the High Performance Computing Internship Program (HIP) should be directed to 2016-HIP [at] HPC.mil.

2019 Call for HPC Internship Program (HIP) Mentor Proposals

Suspense: 9 October 2018

The HPCMP is issuing the 2019 Call for HPC Internship Program (HIP) Mentor Proposals. The HPCMP plans to sponsor select projects to provide interns the opportunity to work on scientific or engineering projects using HPC tools, resources and methods. Qualifying HIP mentor projects will be funded up to $25K per internship to off-set some or all of the costs of the internship.

-2019 Call for Proposals for the High Performance Computing Internship Program (HIP) [PDF Version]
-2019 HIP Mentor Proposal Form [PDF Version]

-A Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) sheet [PDF Version] is also available. 

Please direct all other questions regarding the call for HIP mentor proposals to HIP [at] HPC.mil.

All HIP mentor proposals must be submitted by e-mail to the HPCMP Office using HIP [at] HPC.mil by 9 October 2018.

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