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The document is a call for nominations for the 17th Annual NASA Software of the Year Award, aimed at recognizing exceptional software developed for or by NASA. It invites participation from all NASA Centers and Facilities, detailing eligibility criteria, submission processes, and deadlines. The award emphasizes the importance of innovative and high-quality software in supporting NASA's mission in aeronautics and space technologies.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the eligibility criteria outlined in the document. Ensure your software meets all requirements before proceeding.
Fill out NASA Form 1329, ICB Award Evaluation Questionnaire, accurately. Include all necessary details about your software and its impact.
Gather supporting documentation, such as letters from users and evidence of innovation. Upload these files electronically as instructed.
Submit your completed nomination package by the deadline of June 14, 2010, ensuring all components are included for a successful evaluation.

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NASA headquarters, in Washington, D.C., exercises management over the NASA Field Centers, establishes management policies, and analyzes all phases of the ISS program. Johnson Space Center in Houston, directs the station program.

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