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CYRIL WANTLAND LLC

UEI: G16ZLJNQHSK8

CYRIL WANTLAND LLC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI G16ZLJNQHSK8. It has been awarded $125 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Other Grantmaking and Giving Services. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Education.

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G16ZLJNQHSK8

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Department Of Education$125.0100%

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813219 - Other Grantmaking and Giving Services$125.0100%

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COUNTY OF HAWAII EVENT SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM FOR FISCAL YEAR 2026-2027

Solicitation # 27-0007

The County of Hawaii is soliciting proposals for its Event Sponsorship Program for Fiscal Year 2026–2027 under solicitation number 27-0007, with proposals due by September 1, 2026. This program aims to support a wide array of events—from large international competitions to local community gatherings—that enhance the economic and cultural well-being of Hawaii Island. The County seeks to establish a transparent and equitable process for allocating sponsorship funding, with awards based on a best value determination rather than lowest price alone, allowing for trade-offs between cost and non-cost factors such as technical capability, managerial expertise, and demonstrated community impact. Proposals must be submitted electronically as a single PDF under 25 MB via the OpenGov Procurement System and are subject to strict formatting requirements, including page limits for key sections like the Executive Summary, Event Description, Economic Impact Analysis, Community Benefit Statement, and County Recognition Plan. All applicants must comply with Hawaii Revised Statutes and Administrative Rules governing procurement, labor, tax, and ethics, including obtaining tax clearance, maintaining active state registrations through Hawai‘i Compliance Express, and certifying compliance with wage, workers’ compensation, and non-discrimination laws. Contractors must also secure and submit performance and payment bonds naming the County as additional insured and adhere to prohibitions on campaign contributions under state law. Performance will occur at event locations designated by the County, with payment authorized by the Chief Procurement Officer upon successful completion and acceptance, though no specific contract value or funding ceiling is disclosed. There are no requirements for packaging, marking, or federal acquisition regulations beyond the statutory and administrative obligations under Hawaii law, and no socioeconomic or small business certifications are required, though preference may be given to Hawaii-based products and services.

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Rural Decentralized Water System Grant Program

Solicitation # RDRUS-26-DWS2

The Rural Decentralized Water System Grant Program, solicited under RDRUS-26-DWS2 and administered by the USDA’s Rural Utilities Service, provides funding to eligible nonprofit organizations to establish revolving loan funds that assist low- to moderate-income households in financing the construction, rehabilitation, replacement, or refurbishment of individually owned decentralized water wells and wastewater systems. Grants are not awarded directly to individuals but to nonprofits, which then extend loans up to $15,000 at 1% interest over 20 years and may issue subgrants covering up to 50% of total grant funds. Funding supports system installation up to the point of entry for water systems—the junction where water enters the home’s internal delivery system—and up to the point of exit for wastewater systems—the junction where wastewater exits the home and enters the septic tank or drain field. Administrative costs are allowable, but the program prioritizes applicants demonstrating strong expertise in water and wastewater system promotion, proven success in servicing low-income borrowers, and a high percentage of applicant contribution. Awards are determined through a competitive, point-based evaluation totaling 130 points, with scoring weighted toward technical capacity, financial sustainability, work plan quality, and minimal administrative overhead. The program operates under 7 U.S.C. 1926e and 7 CFR Part 1776, with compliance governed by 2 CFR Parts 25, 170, 200, and 400 rather than standard FAR clauses. Applicants must be registered in SAM.gov with a valid Unique Entity Identifier, submit audited financial statements, IRS tax-exempt documentation, and certified lists of governing personnel. Required attachments include a detailed work plan, budget justification, program policies, and most recent audit reports, all submitted electronically via Grants.gov by September 30, 2026. The period of performance runs from January 1, 2027, to December 31, 2027, with performance occurring at the individual household level. Compliance with civil rights protections, environmental review requirements under 7 CFR Part 1970, and geospatial data standards is mandatory. No contract pricing structure exists as this is a grant, not a procurement; payment is made through reimbursement of allowable costs with proper documentation. Any budget or scope change exceeding 10% requires prior written approval, and failure to comply may result in suspension or termination. The program’s overarching goal is to improve rural access to safe,

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Veterans Legacy Grants ProgramThe Veterans Legacy Grants Program, administered by the Department of Veterans Affairs, aims to support eligible entities in conducting research on national, State, or Tribal Veterans’ cemeteries, producing educational materials that highlight the lives and histories of Veterans interred in these cemeteries, and fostering meaningful community engagement with Veteran heritage. Funding is available through grants to promote accurate historical preservation and public awareness of Veterans’ contributions through cemetery-related initiatives. The program is forecasted to be publicly available starting July 6, 2026, and is open to organizations aligned with its mission of honoring Veterans through education and community outreach. Inquiries and applications should be directed to John D Williams Sr., Grants Management Specialist at the Office of Engagement and Memorial Innovations, via phone at 314-348-4073 or email at vlgp@va.gov.

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Startup and Expansion Grant for At-Risk Afterschool and Summer Meal Programs

Solicitation # S-58100-00015812

The Oregon Department of Education Child Nutrition Programs is offering over $562,000 in Startup and Expansion Grants for At-Risk Afterschool and Summer Meal Programs during the 2025-2027 biennium to support sponsors and partners in enhancing meal access for children in need. These funds are designed to help organizations launch new programs or expand existing ones that provide nutritious meals outside of regular school hours, specifically targeting at-risk communities. The grant opportunity is open to eligible entities and is administered through the state’s procurement system under Solicitation Number S-58100-00015812, with applications due by March 31, 2027. All awardees must operate within Oregon and comply with state and federal child nutrition guidelines. The procurement is managed by the Oregon Department of Education’s Procurement Office located in Salem, with Mary Piper serving as the primary point of contact. Performance of all funded activities must occur within the state of Oregon, and applicants are expected to demonstrate clear plans for program scalability, community impact, and sustainability. While the solicitation does not specify a set-aside for certain categories of applicants, it is open to all qualified SLED organizations and partners aligned with child nutrition goals. Interested parties must submit proposals through the Oregon Buys portal by the stated deadline to be considered for funding.

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