The Government Support Services (GSS) office within Office of Management of Budget (OMB) administers statewide central contracts for use by state agencies, school districts, and municipalities. This dataset provides line item spend data as reported by vendors awarded central contracts through monthly submission of vendor usage reports.

Delaware Open Summer Food Service Program 211 Sites

Artificial reef programs site, manage and develop reefs, but also have the responsibility to communicate the locations of reef material placements to anglers in order to facilitate enhanced fishing opportunities, one of the major goals of the effort. Because angler and boater funds (excise taxes) are primarily used for reef development, it is important to communicate this information to anglers and it is part of the federal aid project.

Map by Senate District of Completed Energy Efficiency Investment Fund (EEIF) Grants. These are completed grant awards to commercial, industrial, non-prot, and local government entities for the purchase and installment of eligible energy efficiency measures.

The geographic locations were determined using the Airport Reference Points for each airport as reported on their respective Master Records. These records were accessed using a database from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

Mapping of the intersections of rail lines and our road network represented as points on a map.

In 1978, the State of Delaware enacted the Natural Areas Preservation System (7 Del. Code, Chapter 73) for the purpose of establishing an inventory of natural areas statewide and a system of nature preserves. A "natural area" as defined by the law is an "area of land or water, or of both land and water, whether in public or private ownership, which either retains or has reestablished its natural character (although it need not be undisturbed), or has unusual flora or fauna, or has biotic, geological, scenic or archaeological features of scientific or educational value. This data set depicts the current Natural Areas as identified by the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control.