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ECONERGY INTERNATIONAL CORP

Subsidiary ofENGIEUEI: UAMRNXHCYU79

ECONERGY INTERNATIONAL CORP is a federal contractor, registered under UEI UAMRNXHCYU79. It has been awarded $193,000 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Grantmaking Foundations. Top awarding agencies include Department Of The Treasury.

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UAMRNXHCYU79

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ECONERGY INTERNATIONAL CORP has experience providing services associated with grantmaking foundations. The company has performed work for the Department of the Treasury. Their industry focus is centered on NAICS 813211, specializing in the operations of grantmaking foundations.

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Department Of The Treasury$193.0K100%

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813211 - Grantmaking Foundations$193.0K100%

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Applications for Pathways to Play Grants

Solicitation # RFA-129068

The Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth is currently accepting applications for the Pathways to Play Grants under solicitation number RFA-129068. This opportunity is open for submissions starting September 25, 2026, with a final response deadline of October 28, 2026, at 9:00 PM. The program is managed by the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth within the state of Virginia. Interested applicants can find further details on the official website or contact Eloise Burke for additional information.

Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth

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Solicitation # CxcoLbDNRaUwHIoH

The Weave funding scheme allows researchers from two to three European countries to submit joint research proposals through a centralized evaluation process. Operating on a Lead Agency principle, a single agency evaluates the project based on its existing funding rules and forwards the decision to partner organizations for endorsement and funding determination. Each participating national agency finances the sub-projects conducted within its own country, with a goal of supporting applications that rank in the top 20 percent of the evaluation round. Applicants must be eligible for funding in their respective countries and must submit their proposals simultaneously to all involved funders. While the research plan follows the Lead Agency guidelines, all other data must comply with the specific requirements of each national agency. Submissions are generally required in English and are accepted by the Swiss National Science Foundation on April 1 and October 1. Researchers are limited to one project proposal every twelve months and a maximum of two simultaneous project grants, one of which must be a Weave, Lead Agency, or ICIS project.

Swiss National Science Foundation

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Postdoc.Mobility

Solicitation # XIZpfY3iVS5KRRoD

The Postdoc.Mobility fellowship, administered by the Swiss National Science Foundation, provides funding for researchers with a doctorate to conduct research stays abroad to enhance their scientific networks and professional profiles for future academic careers in Switzerland. The program typically funds a 24-month fellowship period, with an additional return phase of 3 to 12 months. Financial support includes grants for subsistence costs, travel expenses, and contributions for research and conference costs, as well as a return grant covering salary and social security contributions upon returning to Switzerland. The program covers various research areas, including Social Sciences and Humanities, Life Sciences, and Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Sciences, and Technology. Eligibility is primarily reserved for Swiss citizens, holders of a Swiss permanent settlement permit, or those married to or in a registered partnership with a Swiss citizen. Alternatively, applicants who hold a degree from a Swiss institution and have not previously held a postdoctoral position abroad are eligible. General requirements include having completed a doctorate within the last three years, though medical researchers without an MD-PhD may apply up to eight years after their state examination provided they have at least three years of clinical activity. Applications must be submitted via the mySNF online platform. As part of a broader reform of career funding, the final submission deadline for these fellowships is August 3, 2027, with a new postdoctoral funding scheme scheduled for launch in 2028.

Swiss National Science Foundation

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Solicitation # N18L3oGWomTSSGkF

The Ambizione grant, provided by the Swiss National Science Foundation, supports early-career researchers in conducting and leading independent projects at Swiss higher education institutions. These grants are available for a maximum of four years and can cover both the grantee's salary and project funds, or project funds alone. The 2026 call opens on August 3, 2026, with a submission deadline of November 3, 2026. Applicants who apply for this call are ineligible for the SNSF Starting Grants 2027. To be eligible, applicants must hold a PhD or medical degree and generally apply within four years of their doctorate, or nine years for medical professionals with at least three years of clinical work. Candidates must also demonstrate a link to Switzerland through nationality, a Swiss degree, or at least 12 months of research or clinical work in Switzerland post-degree. Applications must be submitted via the mySNF platform, and new users are advised to request accounts at least five working days before the deadline.

Swiss National Science Foundation

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National Foundation for the Centers for Disease Control and PreventionThe National Foundation for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (NFCDC) is receiving funding to support administrative expenses that enable it to fulfill its mission of enhancing the CDC’s capacity to respond to domestic and global health threats through strategic partnerships. This grant does not fund research activities; any proposal involving research will be disqualified, as the program is strictly for non-research efforts aligned with CDC’s mission and strategic priorities. The foundation’s initiatives are designed to strengthen CDC’s operational effectiveness by supporting programs and projects that advance public health goals, with measurable outcomes tracked through the number of initiatives funded and the number of CDC Centers and Offices participating in those efforts. The funding is intended to build collaboration and accelerate impact across CDC’s network. The opportunity is posted under NAICS code 813211 and is managed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, operating under the Department of Health and Human Services. It was announced on August 6, 2026, with no set-aside designation specified. The point of contact for inquiries is Page Flynn, reachable at ijf4@cdc.gov or 404-718-1415. The funding announcement is accessible through the Grants.gov portal, and potential applicants should consult the CDC’s official definitions of research to ensure compliance, as proposed research activities will not be considered for review or funding.

Centers For Disease Control - Od

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Call for proposals: Ambizione

Solicitation # 3P7pzbPX0iyOtYDo

The Swiss National Science Foundation is issuing a call for proposals for Ambizione grants, which are designed to support early-career researchers in establishing scientific independence through the leadership of an independent project at a Swiss higher education institution. Eligible applicants include researchers from Switzerland and abroad, as well as those in non-professorial academic positions. Funding is available for a maximum of four years and is offered in two forms: a full grant covering both salary and project funds, or a project grant providing only project funds. Recent regulatory changes require that all candidates maintain a link with Switzerland and stipulate that each supporting contact person may only assist one applicant. This represents the final call for Ambizione grants before a new postdoctoral funding scheme is introduced in 2028. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 3, 2026. An informational online event and Q&A session are scheduled for August 13, 2026, to provide further guidance on the application process.

Swiss National Science Foundation

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Local Partner Coordination and Subaward ManagementThe contract entails identifying, vetting, and managing sub-recipients at universities across Egypt to support program implementation under the U.S. Mission to Egypt. It requires diligent oversight of subaward processes, including ensuring compliance with U.S. government regulations, monitoring financial and programmatic performance, and collecting timely and accurate reporting from local partners. The role demands strong coordination with academic institutions to build capacity, maintain accountability, and uphold standards for transparency and ethical conduct in the use of funds. The contractor will be responsible for end-to-end subaward management, from initial selection and due diligence through final closeout, ensuring all activities align with the objectives of the U.S. Department of State. This includes developing and enforcing compliance frameworks, conducting site visits or remote assessments, providing technical assistance, and mitigating risks related to financial mismanagement or operational inefficiencies. The work is conducted entirely within Egypt and is classified under NAICS code 813211, reflecting its focus on organizational support services for nonprofit and educational entities.

U.S. Mission To Egypt

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Scientific Exchanges

Solicitation # wSd33rwrhn7Q16jI

The Scientific Exchanges program, administered by the Swiss National Science Foundation, provides grants between CHF 2,500 and CHF 25,000 to facilitate international knowledge transfer. The scheme supports two primary formats: scientific events, such as conferences and workshops lasting one to five days, and research visits for Swiss researchers traveling abroad or international researchers visiting Switzerland for one to six months. Eligible applicants must be employed in Switzerland with a work-time percentage between 20 and 100 percent. Funding covers travel expenses, accommodation, meals, and specific childcare allowances, with regional travel budget maximums ranging from CHF 500 for Europe to CHF 2,000 for Oceania. Applications must be submitted via the mySNF platform at least four months prior to the event or visit. Evaluation is based on the quality, originality, and relevance of the exchange, the scientific expertise of the participants, the mutual benefit of the collaboration, and the overall feasibility. Required documentation includes specific templates for events or visits, CVs for applicants and invited participants, and a research plan of up to six pages for visits. Following the exchange, a scientific report of up to five pages and relevant output data must be submitted within six weeks. Grants must be managed by an official financial administration rather than the applicant personally, and any unused funds must be reimbursed upon completion of the financial report.

Swiss National Science Foundation

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Inter-Organizational Partnership and Subrecipient AgreementsThis agreement establishes a formal partnership between the Health Resources and Services Administration and a subrecipient or affiliate organization to deliver essential program components including clinical training, curriculum development, and student support services. The partnership is structured under a subcontract arrangement aimed at advancing workforce development and educational outcomes in health-related fields, aligned with the NAICS code 813211 for other similar organizations. The subrecipient is expected to operate under the terms of a signed agreement to ensure compliance, accountability, and effective implementation of federally supported initiatives. The program is administered by the Department of Health and Human Services through its Health Resources and Services Administration and is posted for potential partners starting May 7, 2026. There is no specified set-aside status or geographic restriction for performance, and the place of performance remains undefined, suggesting flexibility for the subrecipient to operate within a broad geographic scope. The agreement supports capacity building and service delivery in underserved areas, with the subrecipient playing a critical role in translating federal objectives into actionable educational and training outcomes. No point of contact is listed, indicating that detailed engagement procedures will be provided through the official grants.gov portal linked in the notice.

Health Resources And Services Administration

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Family Engagement and Mentoring ServicesThe contract focuses on providing family engagement and mentoring services designed to enhance student attendance and academic success within Seattle Public Schools. It involves implementing workshops, conducting home visits, and offering structured mentoring programs that prioritize building trust and fostering an inclusive environment. The aim is to strengthen the connection between families and the educational community, thereby supporting students' overall well-being and achievement. As a subcontract under the NAICS code 813211, the services are targeted towards youth programming and are part of Seattle Public Schools' broader efforts to engage families more effectively. Although specific location details and points of contact are not provided, the contract underscores a commitment to creating supportive networks that empower families and students alike. This initiative highlights the importance of collaborative approaches in education to ensure student success through active family participation and personalized mentoring.

Seattle Public Schools

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Community Capacity Building via Local SubgrantsThe Administration for Community Living, under the Department of Health and Human Services, is seeking a subcontractor to design and manage a competitive subgrant program. The primary objective of this initiative is to provide funding to local organizations dedicated to improving the overall quality of life for individuals living with paralysis. This subcontract opportunity, categorized under NAICS code 813211, focuses on community capacity building. The selected partner will be responsible for the structural design and administrative oversight of the subgrant process to ensure resources effectively reach local entities capable of delivering impactful support services.

Administration For Community Living

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Vehicle Recompete: Idc 2031ZA21D00019Contract 2031ZA21D00019 is an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity vehicle managed by the Department of the Treasury's Office of the Chief Procurement Officer for the procurement of OEM inventory spare parts related to the Bep IDIQ Super Orlof Intaglio III (SOI III P87). The contract has a total ceiling value of 13,692,341.69 dollars and is not subject to any specific set-aside restrictions. The ordering period for this vehicle is scheduled to end on September 26, 2027. While there are currently no active task orders listed, historical procurement activity shows multiple spare parts orders awarded to Koenig & Bauer Banknote Solutions SA. The contract is currently classified as likely to be recompete with a medium confidence level.

Office Of The Chief Procurement Officer

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FY27 SUPG Grant

Solicitation # BD-26-1044-EPS90-1044E-125755

The Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security State 911 Department has released the FY 2027 Support and Incentive Grant (SUPG) solicitation, identified as BD-26-1044-EPS90-1044E-125755. This grant program is open to eligible Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs), Regional PSAPs, Regional Secondary PSAPs, and Regional Emergency Communication Centers (RECCs). The program provides reimbursement for costs associated with enhanced 911 services, including personnel costs for certified telecommunicators, support technology such as headsets and call recorders, facility improvements, and security equipment. The total program allocation is 40,491,171 dollars, with individual funding levels determined by 2024 call volume tiers ranging from 15,000 dollars for Tier 1 to 125,000 dollars for Tier 9. Additional funding may be available for annual maintenance contracts up to 314,000 dollars or consolidation projects up to 50 percent of project costs. The performance period for the grant runs from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027, and all goods and services must be received by June 30, 2027, to be eligible for reimbursement. Applications must be submitted by 5:00 P.M. on December 30, 2026, via mail, hand delivery, or Commbuys, as fax and email submissions are not accepted. Evaluation is based on a pass/fail gate for application completeness, followed by a review of budget reasonableness, certification of compliance, MassGIS reporting adherence, and the existence of a Continuity of Operations Plan. Approved funds are issued via Electronic Funds Transfer within 45 days of invoice receipt. All applications must be signed by an authorized signatory using an approved wet or electronic signature and must not be double-sided.

EPS9000 - State 911 Department

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Vehicle Recompete: Idc 2031ZA22D00010This contract, identified as vehicle 2031ZA22D00010, is an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) agreement for the procurement of original equipment manufacturer (OEM) spare parts specifically for non-sequential large examination printing equipment (NS-LEPE). The ordering period for this contract extends until September 22, 2027, and it has a ceiling value of approximately $10.7 million. The contract is managed by the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer within the Department of the Treasury and is classified with a low confidence rating for recompete likelihood. No set-aside provisions are applied to this contract. Currently, there are no active task orders under this contract, but historically, task orders have been placed with Koenig & Bauer Banknote Solutions SA for various spare parts, with the highest individual task order valued at just under $4,000. The contract relates to NAICS code 333244, representing the manufacturing of printing machinery, aligning with the spare parts procurement focus. Details on the specific location of performance or solicitation number are not provided, and the contract is in a pre-forecast status as of March 2026.

Office Of The Chief Procurement Officer

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Solicitation # nlghrhyzbD90TM9D

The SPIRIT programme, managed by the Swiss National Science Foundation, funds joint research projects between Switzerland and eligible developing countries. Open to all disciplines with no restrictions on research topics, the programme supports consortia of two to four researchers, requiring at least one participant from Switzerland and one from an eligible partner country. Funding ranges from 50,000 to 500,000 Swiss francs for a duration of two to four years, with a mandatory requirement that at least 30 percent of the grant be allocated to Switzerland and 30 percent to the partner country or countries. A central priority of the programme is the promotion of gender awareness and equal opportunities, which must be integrated into both the research content and the project team. Applications are evaluated based on scientific relevance, originality, methodology, and the expertise of the researchers, with preference given to women or projects demonstrating superior gender awareness in cases of equal scientific quality. Eligible partner countries are determined by the OECD list of countries receiving development assistance, excluding EU member states and certain associated countries. Proposals must be submitted in English via the mySNF platform.

Swiss National Science Foundation

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Solicitation # 8EWqXT6CZ7wuAJUq

Spark is a funding program by the Swiss National Science Foundation designed to support the rapid testing of novel, unconventional, and high-risk scientific ideas that are unlikely to receive funding through traditional schemes. Open to all disciplines, the grant provides between CHF 50,000 and CHF 100,000 for projects lasting 6 to 12 months. Eligible applicants must hold a doctorate or equivalent qualification and conduct their research at a recognized Swiss research institution. The program emphasizes originality and accepts negative results as valuable knowledge, provided the applicant can independently lead the project. Applications are subject to a strict double-blind review process where evaluators assess only an anonymized project description to ensure impartiality. Key restrictions include a prohibition on commercial purposes, a limit of one ongoing Spark project per person, and specific eligibility bars for applicants whose previous proposals were among the weakest third. Projects must commence within six months of the decision, with the earliest start date of November 1, 2025, and the latest of April 1, 2026. Submissions must be made in English via the mySNF platform by the March 4, 2025, deadline.

Swiss National Science Foundation

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SNSF Starting Grants

Solicitation # w728UqT1Yw256Mz2

The Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) Starting Grants provide high-level career funding for researchers to lead independent projects and research teams in Switzerland. This opportunity is open to all disciplines and requires applicants to hold a doctorate, medical degree, or equivalent qualification, along with several years of post-doctoral research experience. Eligible candidates must fall within the specified eligibility window, maintain a Swiss-link, and have not yet achieved the objective of the call. Successful applicants can request a project budget of up to 1 million francs over a five-year period, with additional funding available for salaries at the level of an assistant professor or group leader. Special budget allocations are also earmarked to support outstanding female applicants. The application process is conducted entirely via the SNSF portal and requires a research plan, CV with major achievements, requested funding details, and a confirmation letter from the host institution. Proposals undergo a competitive two-phase evaluation process involving discipline-specific panels, external peer reviews, and interviews. For the 2026 call, interview phases are scheduled between January and February 2027, with results announced at the end of March 2027. The earliest possible project start date is May 1, 2027, and the latest is May 1, 2028. All research activities must adhere to Swiss laws, ethical standards, and rules of scientific integrity.

Swiss National Science Foundation

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Vehicle Recompete: Idc 2031ZA22D00008This Indefinite Delivery Contract, managed by the Department of the Treasury's Office of the Chief Procurement Officer, has a total ceiling value of 3,500,000 dollars. The vehicle is currently in a pre-forecast stage for a likely recompete, with the current ordering period set to expire on September 15, 2027. There are currently no active task orders valued at zero dollars. The contract focuses on printing and packaging services under NAICS code 323111. Previous activity includes task orders for five dollar denomination COPE straps awarded to Thompson Printing and Packaging, Inc. No specific set-aside was used for this procurement.

Office Of The Chief Procurement Officer

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