Provide a grant and asset management system for the management of federal, state, and local funds as well as department assets, including the full grant, project, underwriting, compliance, and long-term asset management life cycle.
Provide a grant writing and management consulting services contract involving research, application preparation, compliance reporting, and administrative oversight of grants.
Montgomery County seeks a contractor to identify grant and funding opportunities for its Arts and Entertainment Districts, assess potential applications, prepare and submit applications, and support reporting and compliance for awarded grants.
The Reduce Reuse Pilot Grants are awarded by the Solid Waste Program of the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation to meet the goals of the 2023 Vermont Materials Management Plan.
Montgomery County seeks a contractor to identify grant and funding opportunities for its Arts and Entertainment Districts, assess potential applications, prepare and submit applications, and support reporting and compliance for awarded grants.
Provide qualified firms to provide disaster recovery program management services for all federally declared disaster events, past, present, and future, parish, including all incorporated and unincorporated governmental subdivisions, taxing authorities, boards, commissions, and districts within its jurisdiction.
Seeking qualified environmental-planning consulting firms to provide grant application assistance, project management, environmental inventory, and assessment implementation services for US EPA brownfield grants.
Availability of funding for this program is from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Lake Champlain Basin Program Grants, Provide administrative and technical services that result in the implementation of best management practice systems in the lake champlain watershed.
The Albuquerque Area Indian Health Service (IHS) Division of Contracts and Grants Management issued a Special Notice inviting small businesses to participate in a recurring virtual 'Small Business Hour' where four small businesses present 15-minute capability briefings to the acquisition team.
- Applicants reported that core grant applications were lengthy and complex, with inconsistent reviewer scoring and a lack of transparency in award decisions.
- A staff survey of 207 nonprofit contacts found 66% cited application length and complexity as the top improvement area, and 57% flagged review and scoring.
- The board proposes three funding tiers up to $350,000, reserving 20% for small and medium requests, and moving from a 3-year to a 2-year cycle.
- Staff recommend contracting with the Community Foundation of Santa Cruz County for administration, citing cost savings of up to $80,000.
- Massachusetts Gaming Commission staff proposed replacing the Community Mitigation Fund's project-by-project applications with a streamlined block grant process for FY28.
- Staff criticized the current guidelines as roughly 35 pages and confusing, prompting a redesigned intent-to-request form and collaborative project development with assigned grant managers.
- Funding is nearly doubling to up to $10 million for FY28, but a committee member noted only $4 million of $6.5 million requested was restored and urged documenting unmet demand.
- Reporting is shifting from paper-based procurement reports to an electronic process to simplify…
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Kathleen Buckley
Chief, Division of Human Resources
Kathleen Martin Kramer
Chief Enforcement Counsel
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