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Best Practices for Technology Transfer RFP

Description: A descriptive synthesis of state DOT practices for transferring research results to practitioners and supporting implementation.

Buyer: Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development
StateAgency · LA, US
Released: -
Closes: Nov 13, 2026(10 days left)

RFP documents

Solicitation files and supporting documents for this bid.

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https_www_ltrc_la_gov_pdf_2026_26_3PF_STC_Best_Practices_for_Technology_Transfer_RFP_Rev_2_NOV2026_pdfPDF

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