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DCOA

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DCOADeregulation and Contracting Out Act 1994 (United Kingdom)
DCOADiploma in Computer Office Assistant (Florida and Canada)
DCOADiabetes Centers of America, Inc. (Texas)
DCOADivco Club of America (Kingston, WA)
DCOADynamic Change of Address
DCOADisassemble, Clean, Oil, Assemble (firearms)
DCOADistrict of Columbia Office on Aging (Washington, DC)
DCOADanvers Council on Aging (Danvers, MA)


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As ALSA's new Executive Director I look forward to working with the DCOA and the Abilene business community to grow this organization to achieve our aggressive goals to benefit Abilene and the West Texas region," commented David Sougstad.
DCOA Board President Joe Crawford stated, "The Board carefully examined several options for staffing the ALSA, marketing and recruiting biotech companies to Abilene and helping those companies grow and add jobs paying substantially more than our average wage.
For Phase 1 awards such as Receptor Logic has received from the National Cancer Institute, the DCOA matches grants at 10%, not to exceed $10,000.
 
 
 
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