Grants to Assist the Aerospace Industry 2001 GRANTS FUND AWARDED TO AMOUNT PURPOSE Texas Workforce Commission High Technology Initiatives Fund Aerospace Academy $2,425,731 * Train 3,703 aerospace employees. Texas Workforce Commission Skills Development Fund SJC-Central $1,014,652 * Train employees in Aerospace Consortium Phase IV. Houston Endowment Clear Creek ISD & Aerospace Academy $145,000 Develop COSMOS Institute within the Aerospace Academy NASA SJC-North $116,573 Coordinate the Community College Aerospace Scholars Program NASA Aerospace Academy $328,106 Coordinate KC-135 Student Flight Program SUBTOTAL $4,030,062

* Train 3,703 aerospace employees -The Aerospace Corp., AeroTech Precision Manufacturing Inc.; Aerotek; Analytical Specialties; Atlantic Science & Technology, Inc.; Barrios Technology; Bastion Technology; BES Engineering; Caelum Research Corp.; Cimarron; DDMS Technologies, Inc.; Dynacs Engineering; Enterprise Advisory Services; GB Tech, Inc.; Geocontrol Systems; Geologics Corporation; GHG Corporation; Hamilton Sunstrand; Hernandez Engineering, Inc.; Honeywell International; ICES, ILC Dover; InDyne; Lockheed Martin; Lockheed Martin Information Systems; MD Space Robotics; Metrica, Inc.; MRI Technologies; Muniz Engineering; NASA Johnson Space Center; Oceaneering Space Systems; Raytheon; Rothe Joint Venture; Science Applications International Corp.; Spacehab; The Boeing Company; Titan Systems Corporation; United Space Alliance; Washington Group, Inc.; Wyle Laboratories)

* Train employees in Aerospace Consortium Phase IV -Barrios Technology; Cimarron; Enterprise Advisory Services, Inc.; GB Tech, Inc.; Geocontrol Systems; GHG Corporation; Hamilton Sunstrand; Jaymark Engineering; Lockheed Martin; MRI Technologies; NASA Johnson Space Center; OAO; Oceaneering Space Systems; Rothe Joint Venture; Science Applications International Corp.; Spacehab; The Boeing Company; United Space Alliance; Wyle Laboratories.