Laboratory Equipment Donation Program
About LEDP
The Laboratory Equipment Donation Program (LEDP) was established by the United States Department of Energy (DOE) to grant surplus and available used laboratory equipment to full-time faculty at universities and colleges in the United States for use in energy oriented Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) educational programs. This program is managed by the Office of Workforce Development for Teachers and Scientists (WDTS).
The listing of equipment available through LEDP is updated as new equipment is identified. It is available at no cost for a limited time and is granted on a first-received qualified application basis.
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| 89238350720052 | Lot containing various items | Usable |
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Item Control Number
89238350720052
Equipment Name
Lot containing various items
Facility:
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (DE-EM0001529)
City/State:
WEST VALLEY, NY
Condition:
Usable
Point of Contact:
Steve Kinsman
Email:
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| 892384506425189 | ELECTRON MICROSCOPE | Usable |
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Item Control Number
892384506425189
Equipment Name
ELECTRON MICROSCOPE
Facility:
DOE DE-SC0012704
City/State:
UPTON, NY
Condition:
Usable
Point of Contact:
Claudia Correa
Email:
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| 89477750630002 | Lecroy Oscilloscope 9410 | Usable |
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Item Control Number
89477750630002
Equipment Name
Lecroy Oscilloscope 9410
Facility:
US DOE, OAK RIDGE NAT'L LAB
City/State:
OAK RIDGE, TN
Condition:
Usable
Point of Contact:
Melissa Coley
Email:
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| 89477750700001 | McPherson Monochromator | Usable |
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Item Control Number
89477750700001
Equipment Name
McPherson Monochromator
Facility:
US DOE, OAK RIDGE NAT'L LAB
City/State:
OAK RIDGE, TN
Condition:
Usable
Point of Contact:
Melissa Coley
Email:
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| 8982775070EF02 | GEOPHYSICAL INSTRUMENTS, GEODIMETER, MODEL 444, SN 44410166 | Usable |
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Item Control Number
8982775070EF02
Equipment Name
GEOPHYSICAL INSTRUMENTS, GEODIMETER, MODEL 444, SN 44410166
Facility:
DEPT OF ENERGY
City/State:
LOVELAND, CO
Condition:
Usable
Point of Contact:
ED FERNANDEZ
Email:
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| 89910950630001 | Granite block 48” x 36” x 32” | Usable |
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Item Control Number
89910950630001
Equipment Name
Granite block 48” x 36” x 32”
Facility:
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
City/State:
MENLO PARK, CA
Condition:
Usable
Point of Contact:
LINDA HAMMER
Email:
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| 89C00150690001 | POWER SUPPLY | Usable |
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Item Control Number
89C00150690001
Equipment Name
POWER SUPPLY
Facility:
Fermi Natl Accelerator Laboratory
City/State:
Batavia, IL
Condition:
Usable
Point of Contact:
Scott Borton
Email:
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FAQs
Who is eligible to apply for equipment?
Participation in the LEDP is limited to full-time faculty at accredited, postsecondary, non-profit degree granting institutions including universities, colleges, community colleges, or junior colleges located in the U.S. and interested in establishing or upgrading energy-oriented science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) educational programs. An energy-oriented program is defined as an academic education or research activity dealing primarily or entirely in energy-related topics.
To be eligible, applicants must be a full-time faculty member in STEM areas such as physics, chemistry, biology, engineering, environmental sciences, geology or geosciences, mathematics, materials sciences, or computer or computational sciences. A full-time faculty employee is defined as one who is considered to be a faculty member by his or her employing institution, is not characterized as having “adjunct” or “visiting” status, and who meets the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) definition of a full-time employee during the academic year in which application to the Laboratory Equipment Donation Program is made. The IRS defines a full-time employee as one who during a calendar month is employed on average for at least 30 hours of paid service per week or 130 hours of paid service per month.
Application reviews and grant awards are performed on a first-received, first-qualified basis.
How long will it take to find out if my application has been approved?
After you have submitted a completed application, it is sent to the respective DOE office for approval. The Organizational Property Management Officer (OPMO) has 14 days to review an application. When an application is approved, the OPMO notifies the grantee via e-mail. Unapproved application e-mail notifications will list the reason for the disapproval.
What equipment is available under the LEDP program?
Examples of typical items of educational training apparatus or equipment that may be requested are listed below. It should be emphasized that the following examples are merely illustrative and not inclusive:
- Amp meters, voltmeters, electrometers
- Amplifiers
- Catalyst test units
- Distillation columns
- Dosimeters, survey meters, radiometers, and spectroscopes
- Gas and liquid chromatographs
- Gas tracers and analyzers - solar collectors and heliometers
- Ion control gauges
- Linear and pulse-height analyzers
- Mass spectrometers, infrared spectrometers, and ultraviolet spectrometers
- Oscilloscopes
- Power supplies
- Radiation detectors, monitors, scalers, and counters
- Radiation shields and reactor associated components
- Recorders
- Signal generators
- Temperature and pressure recorders
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