5N Plus Semiconductors LLC
Also named: 5N+ Semiconductors · 5N Semi
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Capital received
Every row naming this organization as its recipient, by value role.
Public commitments
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USD
Grant1 row
Binding
- Stated exactly
- 14.4 million
Includes an announced amount (fin-us-dod-5n-germanium-2024): Announced amount (DoD release, 16 April 2024). It is unreconciled with the $12,458,128 federal obligation reported in the federal award record and with the $2,505,981 non-federal funding reported there. No amount paid is recorded; some payment is reported in federal-reporting data only.
1 counted
Projects, programmes and designations
Record
- Kind
- Company
- Country
- US
- Government
- None: its money is not a government's
- Parent bodies
- None recorded
Notes
U.S. operating subsidiary associated with the St. George semiconductor facility.
Evidence
Name, kind, country, government and parent links each name their source.
DOD Awards $14.4 Million to Sustain and Enhance the Space-Qualified Solar Cell Supply Chain
U.S. Department of Defense
- Fields supported
- Name · Kind · Country
- Evidence level
- Explicit
- Location in document
- Opening paragraphs and St. George technical-effort paragraph
- Qualification
- DoD names 5N+ Semiconductors and places the technical work at its St. George, Utah facility.
| Source | Fields supported | Evidence level | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| DOD Awards $14.4 Million to Sustain and Enhance the Space-Qualified Solar Cell Supply Chain U.S. Department of Defense · Source dossier |
| Explicit DoD names 5N+ Semiconductors and places the technical work at its St. George, Utah facility. | Opening paragraphs and St. George technical-effort paragraph |