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MATHEMATICA POLICY RESEARCH, INC 600 ALEXANDER PARK, SUITE 100 PRINCETON NJ 08540 USA

UEI: SLED_832A563B90E784CE

MATHEMATICA POLICY RESEARCH, INC 600 ALEXANDER PARK, SUITE 100 PRINCETON NJ 08540 USA is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_832A563B90E784CE. It has been awarded $9,998,212 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities. Top awarding agencies include USDA Fns.

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USDA Fns$10.0M100%

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541720 - Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities$10.0M100%

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Paleoenvironmental Analysis of Arch CollectionsThe contract solicitation titled Paleoenvironmental Analysis of Arch Collections is issued under solicitation number W912P926Q9579 by the Department of Defense through the Office of W07V Endist St Louis, with the primary point of contact being Angie Grimes at the Saint Louis Missouri office. The solicitation was posted on July 6, 2026, and responses are due by August 5, 2026, at 3:00 PM Eastern Time. The work falls under NAICS code 541720, which pertains to research and development in the physical, engineering, and life sciences, and the performance location is designated as 80913, though specific city and state details are not provided. Interested parties must register and access full details through the SAM.gov portal using the provided link. The contract does not indicate a specific small business set-aside status, and all submissions must be directed through the official portal with inquiries referred to the designated point of contact.

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Notice of Intent to Award a BPA Call Order against The Land Management Integrated Resources BPA (LMIR), Mark Twain N.F.

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Study on Aviation Charges, Fees and TaxesThe Government of Canada, through Transport Canada, is soliciting a contractor to conduct a comprehensive, evidence-based study on air passenger charges, fees, and taxes in Canada, with the objective of establishing a current factual baseline and comparing them to international jurisdictions to inform government policy decisions. The study must examine the structure of airline ticket components, analyze representative ticket breakdowns for domestic and international flights, evaluate price elasticity and impacts of system shocks, assess the implications of changes to key charges such as the Air Travellers Security Charge and airport aeronautical fees, and include stakeholder engagement led by the contractor in coordination with Transport Canada officials. The contract is a firm-price agreement with payments structured in three deliverables: 10% upon kick-off, 40% upon submission of an interim report and summary presentation, and 50% upon delivery of the final report, supporting products, and summary presentation. The performance period is six months from contract award, with a notional timeline beginning in late July or early August 2026 and key deliverables expected in September, October, and November of the same year. The evaluation of offers will be based on a weighted combination of technical merit (70%) and price (30%), with mandatory technical criteria acting as pass/fail gates and technical evaluation factors focused on relevant project experience, methodology, team capacity, subject matter expertise, and geographic coverage of prior work. All proposals must be submitted electronically in three volumes as soft copies via email and include mandatory certifications related to procurement compliance, integrity, and the procurement business number. Contractors must comply with Canadian laws, including the Conflict of Interest Act and Values and Ethics Code for the Public Service, and are responsible for maintaining insurance, ensuring personnel competency, and securing prior written consent for any subcontracting. The contractor is obligated to provide full access to work locations and records, maintain accurate documentation throughout and for up to seven years after final payment, and ensure all deliverables meet the specified standards or face rejection and required correction at no additional cost. Copyright to all materials produced under the contract vests in the Government of Canada, and confidentiality obligations survive contract termination. While no security clearance is required, contractors must adhere to all site-specific security policies if accessing government facilities. The contract does not involve specialized packaging requirements unless applicable to physical deliverables, and invoicing must detail expenditures, taxes, and supporting documentation to ensure payment within 30 days of receipt of a compliant invoice.

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Leveraging Academic Institutions and Judicial Professional Bodies to Document TNR

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Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) and Emerging Innovation OpportunitiesThe Utah Transit Authority is seeking input from industry stakeholders through a Request for Information related to Connected and Automated Vehicle technologies and other emerging innovations. This initiative is purely for market research and does not constitute a formal solicitation or binding procurement. UTA aims to gather insights on current capabilities, trends, and potential solutions in the CAV space to inform future planning and decision-making. Interested parties are encouraged to respond with relevant expertise, products, services, or pilot program concepts that align with public transit innovation goals. Responses must be submitted by August 13, 2026, and should be directed through the provided online portal. The opportunity is open to all interested entities regardless of size or location, with no set-aside provisions or specific NAICS codes assigned. There is no financial obligation or contract award anticipated from this RFI; instead, UTA intends to use the collected information to assess the viability and readiness of emerging technologies within its transportation network. All feedback will help shape future procurement strategies and innovation initiatives focused on modernizing transit systems across Utah.

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FY 2026 SPRO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEYSThe contract titled FY 2026 SPRO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEYS is a solicitation issued by the Southern Plains Region of the Department of the Interior, specifically set aside for Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE) contractors, limiting eligibility to small businesses owned and controlled by Native American individuals. The solicitation, identified by number 140A0326Q0009, was posted on July 17, 2026, with a response deadline of August 5, 2026, at 10:00 p.m. Eastern Time. It falls under NAICS code 541720, which classifies it as archaeological services, indicating the scope involves field surveys, documentation, and cultural resource assessments within the Southern Plains Region. The primary point of contact is Crystal Keys, reachable at 405-933-6016 or crystal.keys@bia.gov, and the contracting office is located in Anadarko, Oklahoma, with a ZIP code of 73005. The place of performance has not been specified beyond the regional scope, suggesting work may occur across multiple locations within the Southern Plains, and all proposals must conform to the ISBEE set-aside requirements to be considered eligible.

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AF12--Vetchange System Services- Intent to Sole SourceThe Department of Veterans Affairs intends to award a sole source contract to Education Development Center, Inc. for Vetchange Software Services supporting the Boston VA Healthcare System in Massachusetts, under the NAICS code 541720 with a small business size standard of $28.0 million, using the PSC/FSC AF12. This action is authorized under FAR 12.102 and fulfills the public notice requirements of FAR Part 5, with the sole source determination based on the specific nature of the services and prior relationships. All interested parties must register in SAM.gov and monitor for potential amendments to this notice, as it is not a solicitation but a notice of intent. Vendors claiming small business or veteran-owned status must be verified through the SBA’s VetCert program and vendorized with the VA by completing Form 10091 via the CEP portal. Compliance with FAR 52.204-7, FAR 2.101, and VAAR 802.101 is mandatory for award eligibility. Responses to this notice may influence the decision to open the requirement to competition, but the final determination rests solely with the Contracting Officer. Contact Sebastian Freeze, Contract Specialist at sebastian.freeze@va.gov, for further information. The notice was posted on July 17, 2026, with a response deadline of July 24, 2026.

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Economic and financial analysis of a Transborder joint venture between two airlinesTransport Canada is seeking a qualified contractor to deliver comprehensive economic and financial analysis, including specialized accounting expertise, to support a formal notification to the Minister of Transport concerning a transborder joint venture between two airlines. The scope of work requires in-depth evaluation of the financial structuring, economic implications, market impact, and regulatory considerations of the proposed collaboration, ensuring that the analysis meets the government’s standards for transparency, accuracy, and policy alignment. The contractor must possess demonstrated experience in aerospace industry economics, international aviation regulations, and financial modeling to provide actionable insights that inform ministerial decision-making. The solicitation, identified as T8080-260156, was posted on July 17, 2026, with a firm deadline for responses on August 17, 2026, at 19:00 Eastern Time. Work is to be performed within Canada’s National Capital Region, and all deliverables must align with federal procurement guidelines. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Maryse Babineau, Contracting Authority, reachable via email at maryse.babineau@tc.gc.ca. This engagement is open to all interested parties without set-aside restrictions, and submissions must thoroughly address the technical and financial requirements outlined in the tender notice to be considered valid.

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Title IV-E Prevention Accelerator GrantsThe Title IV-E Prevention Accelerator Grants program, issued under solicitation HHS-2026-ACF-ACYF-CA-0061 by the Administration for Children and Families’ Children’s Bureau, aims to strengthen the capacity of state and tribal child welfare agencies to implement and claim federal reimbursement for Title IV-E eligible prevention services, which currently constitute less than 2% of total program claims. Applicants must design projects that build or enhance infrastructure to support at least one new or underutilized prevention service, focusing on establishing claiming and reimbursement systems, developing provider capacity and referral pathways, and creating robust data and reporting infrastructure aligned with SACWIS/CCWIS and Medicaid requirements. Projects must demonstrate a clear pathway to transition all activities into full Title IV-E claiming within 18 months of award, with no-cost extensions prohibited. Recipients are required to partner with an evaluator to provide real-time feedback and contribute lessons learned to a national learning community, ensuring scalable, replicable models. Funding is capped between $300,000 and $750,000 per award, with performance beginning September 30, 2026, and concluding no later than March 30, 2028. Applicants must submit a 75-page combined narrative and attachment package through Grants.gov by August 17, 2026, excluding the ACF Priorities Alignment Attestation, which is exempt from the page limit. Mandatory attachments include an indirect cost agreement, organizational capacity documentation with an organization chart, and third-party agreements, alongside standard federal forms such as SF-424 and SF-424A. All applicants must hold an active Unique Entity Identifier in SAM.gov and demonstrate alignment with ACF’s strategic priorities, with evaluation weighted toward integration into performance systems, operationalization in design, and demonstrated understanding of requirements. Awards are made on a best-value trade-off basis, considering technical merit, service to underserved populations, geographic equity, and past performance, with a risk assessment conducted for awardees exceeding $250,000 to ensure fiscal accountability under 2 CFR Part 200. No FAR contract clauses apply, as this is a grant opportunity, not a procurement contract.

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Personal Responsibility Education Innovative Strategies (PREIS)The Personal Responsibility Education Program-Innovative Strategies (PREIS) is a five-year cooperative agreement opportunity aimed at advancing evidence-based approaches to adolescent pregnancy prevention among high-risk and vulnerable youth populations. Applicants must design and implement innovative interventions targeting youth in foster care, juvenile justice systems, those experiencing homelessness or trafficking, youth with HIV/AIDS, expectant or parenting teens under 21, and those in communities with high youth birth rates. Projects must integrate at least three of the six congressionally mandated adulthood preparation subjects: healthy relationships, adolescent development, financial literacy, parent-child communication, educational and career success, and healthy life skills. Interventions must be grounded in a well-developed theory of change, with materials already created, and must demonstrate strong preliminary evidence of effectiveness, though they have not yet been rigorously evaluated through randomized controlled trials or quasi-experimental designs. Each project is required to employ an independent third-party evaluator to conduct a rigorous impact assessment, ensuring objective measurement of outcomes. Proposals must be submitted through Grants.gov by August 18, 2026, with a minimum budget of $750,000 and a maximum of $900,000 per year, totaling up to $4.5 million over the project period. Applications must comply with strict formatting rules, including a 100-page limit for the project narrative and attachments combined, and must include required documentation such as legal proof of organizational status, an indirect cost rate agreement if applicable, staffing plans, third-party agreements, and an ACF priorities alignment attestation. Evaluation criteria focus on innovation, theoretical rigor, evidence of effectiveness, cultural and age-appropriateness, methodological strength, organizational capacity, alignment with ACF’s mission, and budget feasibility—with 20% of total funding required for evaluation. The Administration for Children and Families will maintain active oversight, requiring monthly check-ins, at least one site visit, approval of program and evaluation plans, and mandatory participation by key staff in annual training. Award decisions will consider merit scores alongside geographic distribution, service to underserved populations, risk assessments via SAM.gov, and full adherence to legal restrictions, including prohibitions on DEI/DEIA-related research. All recipients must ensure medically accurate content, obtain IRB approval and a Certificate of Confidentiality, and comply with 2 CFR Part 200 for federal financial management.

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RFI-010-2600000015-2 | JUDICIAL COMPENSATION STUDYThe Kentucky Legislative Research Commission is seeking information through a solicitation titled JUDICIAL COMPENSATION STUDY to evaluate current judicial compensation structures and make recommendations for potential adjustments. The request is open to responses until July 27, 2026, with all submissions expected to address the methodology, scope, and deliverables necessary to conduct a comprehensive study of judicial pay across the state. The study aims to ensure competitive, fair, and sustainable compensation for judges, aligning with best practices and economic conditions while considering fiscal responsibility and judicial independence. Responses must be directed to the primary point of contact, Regina K Long, via email or phone, and no specific set-aside or NAICS code has been designated for this solicitation. The performance of this study will be conducted broadly across Kentucky, with no specific city or location restricted as the place of performance, reflecting the statewide nature of the judicial system under review. The agency, operating under the SLED classification, is focused on gathering data and insights from qualified entities capable of assembling research teams, conducting stakeholder interviews, analyzing compensation benchmarks, and delivering actionable findings. Interested parties should access the official portal through the provided UI link for additional instructions and submission guidelines, though no formal bidding format is imposed, as this is an RFI aimed at informing future procurement decisions.

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Library IMLS 5 Year Evaluation ConsultantThe Iowa Department of Administrative Services is seeking a consultant to conduct a five-year evaluation of library services under the Institute of Museum and Library Services program. The solicitation, numbered 005-RFB-2909-2027, was posted on July 16, 2026, and responses are due by August 7, 2026. This is a state and local government opportunity with no set-aside designation and is being procured by the Iowa state agency based in Des Moines. The consultant will be responsible for assessing the impact, effectiveness, and outcomes of library programs over a multi-year period to inform future funding and operational decisions. The primary point of contact for questions and further information is Paul Manges, reachable by phone at 515-330-7325 or email at paul.manges@das.iowa.gov. All work is expected to be performed in Des Moines, Iowa, and interested parties can access full solicitation details via the provided Iowa bid portal link.

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Cultural Resource Surveys on the Monongahela National Forest.The solicitation 12444726Q0051 seeks qualified small business contractors to conduct comprehensive Cultural Resource Surveys across ten counties in West Virginia on the Monongahela National Forest. The primary objectives are to identify all cultural resources at least 50 years old, complete a full inventory of these resources, and preliminarily assess their eligibility for the National Register of Historic Places using established criteria. The contractor must review existing data, perform complete coverage field reconnaissance, analyze findings, and deliver a detailed report documenting all cultural and natural resource information gathered. This acquisition is exclusively set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 541720 with a size standard of $28 million in annual revenue, and it is structured as a Total Small Business Set-Aside, meaning only eligible small business concerns may respond. The solicitation is issued as a combined synopsis and request for quotation under FAR Part 12, with no separate written solicitation to follow. Quotes must be submitted by the deadline of August 7, 2026, and the work is anticipated to be performed primarily out of Elkins, West Virginia, with the contract managed by the USDA Forest Service through its Atlanta office. Primary point of contact is Laniece Nixon, with Shannon Wrobel as the secondary contact for inquiries.

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Request for Information Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences (ARI)The U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences (ARI) is seeking information from potential contractors to support research, analysis, development, experimentation, and implementation efforts critical to Army personnel testing, training, and leader development programs. The contractor will be responsible for providing all personnel, materials, equipment, facilities, and non-personal services required to carry out these activities, unless specifically designated as government-furnished. This includes the design, development, testing, and evaluation of methods, tools, models, systems, and prototypes aimed at addressing current and emerging challenges in Army human performance and organizational effectiveness. The work will directly contribute to enhancing the readiness, efficiency, and leadership capabilities of Army personnel through evidence-based scientific and behavioral research. This solicitation, identified as W911NF-26-R-A101, was posted on July 16, 2026, with a response deadline of July 31, 2026, and falls under NAICS code 541720 for research and development in the social sciences and humanities. The opportunity is not subject to any set-aside provisions and is managed by the Department of Defense through the office located in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. Primary point of contact is Megan Deluca, Contracting Officer, with Sydney Edmonds as secondary contact. All work is expected to be performed in Durham, North Carolina, and interested parties are directed to the SAM.gov portal for further details and submission instructions.

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State Library of Iowa IMLS 5 Year Evaluation ConsultantThe State Library of Iowa is soliciting bids for a consultant to conduct a comprehensive five-year evaluation of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) programs under the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA). The selected bidder will be responsible for gathering statewide data through interviews, surveys, social media analysis, and focus groups with grantees, the Advisory Panel, State Library staff, and other key stakeholders, while also reviewing existing project data held by the State Library. The evaluation deliverables are outlined in the specification documents attached to the solicitation, and work may commence immediately upon issuance of the purchase order. This procurement is non-exclusive, allowing the State Library and any participating agencies to pursue similar services through other means if needed. The contract term and potential renewals will be specified in the solicitation, with the award decision at the discretion of the Lead Agency. The solicitation, numbered DASIowa-005-RFB-2909-2027 and posted on July 16, 2026, closes on August 7, 2026. Bidders must submit responses through the designated online portal, ensuring they save progress frequently and recertify submissions if any changes are made after initial certification. Amendments issued after submission require bidders to review, update responses if needed, acknowledge the amendment, and resubmit prior to the deadline—without losing previously uploaded materials. Primary contact for inquiries is Paul Manges, reachable via email. Participation is open to qualified bidders under a non-exclusive procurement framework, and it is the bidder’s responsibility to fully understand all requirements and seek additional clarification as needed to ensure a complete and compliant submission.

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Protecting the American Seafood Supply Chain by Countering Unfair Labor Practices and Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing  The Bureau of International Labor Affairs within the U.S. Department of Labor is preparing to award a single cooperative agreement totaling approximately $11 million to support a three-year technical assistance initiative targeting abusive labor practices linked to Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing in Indonesia and the Philippines. The project aims to protect American seafood workers and businesses by strengthening labor enforcement mechanisms across the global seafood supply chain, ensuring fair competition. It will collaborate with government agencies, regional organizations, workers, worker groups, and private sector stakeholders to improve oversight and accountability in fishing operations that exploit labor. Applicants are expected to develop specific project outcomes that align with the goal of preventing unfair labor practices and disrupting the connection between IUU fishing and worker exploitation. The funding is contingent on the availability of federal appropriations, and the solicitation is currently under development, with limited details available to the public. Prospective applicants are encouraged to monitor Grants.gov for updates and to subscribe for notifications. Questions may be directed to the designated point of contact, Sue Levenstein, at ogm_ilab@dol.gov or via phone at 877-872-5627, though responses may be restricted due to the preliminary nature of the announcement. The NAICS code associated with this opportunity is 541720, reflecting technical and scientific consulting services.

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Countering Transnational Repression Through Evidence-based ResearchThe U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor is seeking proposals to conduct evidence-based research on how perpetrators of transnational repression exploit faith-based and quasi-governmental organizations to target individuals and groups within diaspora communities across borders. The program aims to uncover the mechanisms these actors use to manipulate governmental and quasi-governmental systems, with the ultimate goal of producing immediately actionable strategies for individuals, organizations, governments, and international bodies to counter and dismantle these abusive practices. Proposals must be submitted electronically via Grants.gov or MyGrants by August 10, 2026, and must align with federal guidance under 2 CFR Part 200, including requirements for budgeting, reporting, and compliance. Applicants must hold an active Unique Entity Identifier and maintain a current SAM.gov registration, and all submissions must be in English, formatted to 8.5 x 11 paper with one-inch margins, and adhere to strict page limits including a 15-page narrative, a one-page timeline, and two-page key personnel descriptions. The project must be implemented globally across two to five countries, with a performance period of 18 to 24 months beginning no earlier than September 30, 2026. Proposals must include a detailed problem statement, SMART objectives, a robust monitoring and evaluation plan using measurable indicators, a sustainability strategy, and a comprehensive budget supported by a justification narrative. Special requirements include the inclusion of a Conflict Sensitivity Advisor with at least 15 years of experience and a Psychosocial Support Specialist to develop survivor referral pathways. Applicants must submit a Security Plan and a Contingency Plan, integrate a Do No Harm approach, and budget for emergency expenses tied to potential targeting of staff or beneficiaries. Compliance with federal directives on trafficking in persons, Promoting Human Flourishing in Foreign Assistance, and anti-discrimination laws is mandatory, with annual certifications required. Attachments such as NICRA, letters of support, official permissions, and a Monitoring Indicator Tracker must be provided in PDF or Excel formats. Award decisions will be based on merit review across six factors—program quality, organizational capacity, planning, budget, monitoring and evaluation, and sustainability—with no assigned numerical weights but a preference for lower indirect cost rates in the event of tied applications. Funding is administered through the HHS Payment Management System, and recipients must comply with Foreign Assistance Data Review reporting obligations and adhere to the U.S. Department of State’s branding requirements to ensure visibility of federal support.

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Developing Civilizational Bonds, Democratic Resilience, and Rule of Law in EuropeThe U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor (DRL) is soliciting proposals under solicitation number DFOP0019307 to strengthen democratic resilience, rule of law, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and human rights defense across Europe. The initiative seeks to address challenges such as national sovereignty, migration, censorship, and lawfare by supporting research, conferences, cultural engagements, and civil society development that align with shared Western political and legal values. Proposals must demonstrate a clear plan to achieve measurable outcomes in these areas, with activities expected to take place throughout Europe over a performance period of 12 to 24 months, beginning no earlier than September 30, 2026. The estimated total funding available is $349,105, encompassing direct and indirect costs, with budget-line items including personnel, travel, equipment, venue fees, and subawards. Applicants must submit a 15-page narrative in 14-point Times New Roman with 1-inch margins, along with required forms including SF-424, SF-424A, and SF-424B, and attachments such as key personnel position descriptions and a project timeline, all through Grants.gov or MyGrants by the August 12, 2026 deadline. Evaluation will focus on organizational capacity, program planning, budget realism, monitoring and evaluation rigor, and sustainability, with selection based on technical merit using a trade-off approach where cost is considered only as a tiebreaker. Recipients must comply with federal regulations including 2 CFR 200 and 600, maintain an active UEI in SAM.gov, and ensure visibility of U.S. government funding in all public materials. Additional mandatory certifications address trafficking in persons, foreign funding disclosure, anti-discrimination, lobbying activities, and restrictions on abortion-related and discriminatory equity initiatives. Subawards require compliance with the same federal standards, and key personnel must be qualified and identified in writing. No security clearances or physical packaging requirements apply, but all submissions must be in English, use U.S. dollars, and adhere strictly to formatting and submission protocols.

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