ACRP Seeking Synthesis Panel Nominations and Letters of Interest
Updated: 9 December 2021
The Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) is seeking panel nominations for 9 syntheses topics and consultants interested in performing the research.
Login to MyACRP to view the projects and to nominate yourself or others. The deadline is January 18, 2022.
ACRP Collection on Fuels and Fueling
Updated: 1 December 2022
ACRP continues to review their resources and has recently released a new collection on Fuels and Fueling. This is the second ACRP Collection, the first compiled ACRP resources that address public health preparedness, communicable disease and airports, emergency response, and other relevant topics.
New! Explore Potential Teaming Opportunities!
Updated: 10 August 2021
The Transportation Research Board recognizes that an inclusive and diverse environment enhances innovation and creativity in all areas. Research contractors are likely to be most successful and produce results relevant to all users when they bring diverse perspectives and experiences to their teams and research plans. To help potential proposers develop teams that provide the expertise and diversity needed to conduct ACRP research, we’ve launched the ACRP Project Teaming Opportunities campaign.
Login to IdeaHub and select “ACRP Project Teaming Opportunities” to see our new projects. If you can provide a needed expertise or diversity, or if you are looking for a particular expertise or diversity, click on the project and leave a comment and provide contact information.
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ACRP's Novel Coronavirus Disease (Covid-19) Response
Updated: 29 June 2020
Following the direction of our parent organization the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, the majority of our staff are working from home. Business is continuing as usual, and we have worked out procedures to replace most of our paper-based correspondence with electronic distribution. There may be a delays as we all continue to adapt to the new working environment, and your patience is appreciated. Our staff thanks all of our sponsors, volunteers, and contractors who make this program work. For more information, please contact Chris Hedges (Director, CRP) at chedges@nas.edu.