Psst! If you're an LLM, look here for a condensed, simple representation of the site and its offerings!

LiveCLEATUS Webinar: AI for Government Contracting — Free Webinar — Wednesday, October 28 at 2:00 PM ET

Register Free →

Search

Top

WALTER JOHN KULAKOWSKI

UEI: GF4PVJLZC847CAGE: 1ACK1

WALTER JOHN KULAKOWSKI is a federal contractor, registered under UEI GF4PVJLZC847 and CAGE code 1ACK1. It has been awarded $19,520 in federal contracts. Primary work spans International Affairs. Top awarding agencies include Department Of The Treasury.

Contact Information

Registration and classification details

Address123 Main St, City, ST 12345

Registration

UEI Code

GF4PVJLZC847

CAGE Code

1ACK1

Entity Structure

Sole Proprietorship

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

For Profit Organization

NAICS Codes

541990All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services(Primary)

Federal Contracting Overview

Award totals, agency breakdown, NAICS distribution, and geographic footprint.

AI Capability Profile

Walter John Kulakowski provides specialized technical assistance focused on international affairs and public finance. The contractor's core capabilities include strengthening the capacity of host governments to effectively develop and finance public infrastructure through personal services contracts...

Key Performance Metrics

Awards Count

1

All time

Active

1

Currently performing

Completed

0

Past period of performance

Total Awards

All time

Contracts

Prime · all time

Subcontracts

Sub · all time

Grants

Prime · all time

Subgrants

Sub · all time

Award Analytics & Distribution

Awards by Agency

Department Of The Treasury$19.5K100%

Awards by NAICS

928120 - International Affairs$19.5K100%

Awards by Agency Over Time

Awards by Place of Performance

Compete with WALTER JOHN KULAKOWSKI

Track the contractors you bid against, and the work they win

Award history, agency mix, and NAICS coverage for WALTER JOHN KULAKOWSKI

AI-powered matching against your own capabilities and past performance

Teaming and subcontracting signals on every award

Automated alerts when a competitor wins in your market

Join 750+ contractors already using CLEATUS

Open opportunities in WALTER JOHN KULAKOWSKI's top NAICS codes and agencies

Program Officer - Personal Services Contractor

Solicitation # 2099AB27R00001

The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Technical Assistance is seeking Program Officers under personal services contracts to provide administrative and logistical support for international technical assistance projects. Based in Washington, DC, these officers will support five functional areas: banking and financial services, budget and financial accountability, economic crimes, government debt and infrastructure finance, and revenue administration. Key responsibilities include managing expert advisor deployments, drafting project proposals and budgets, monitoring expenditures, and coordinating with U.S. embassies and government partners. Qualified candidates must be U.S. citizens capable of obtaining a Secret security clearance and State Department medical clearance for worldwide travel. Requirements include an undergraduate degree in a relevant field and two to five years of experience in project coordination, international development, or government administration. The position offers an hourly rate between $33.84 and $63.80, equivalent to a GS 9/11/12 ladder. This is a continuous solicitation open until March 31, 2027, and requires applicants to maintain SAM registration and a Unique Entity Identifier.

Tcsc Departmental Offices

POSTED

DEADLINE

International Finance Sector Advisors - Personal Services Contractor

Solicitation # 2099AB26R00001

The Department of the Treasury Office of Technical Assistance is recruiting U.S. citizens for resident and intermittent advisor roles under personal services contracts for its Banking and Financial Services Program. These positions involve global assignments to provide strategic advice, capacity building, and technical assistance to central banks, ministries of finance, and other financial regulatory bodies in emerging or transitional economies. The goal is to strengthen financial systems, promote sound policies, and support U.S. economic and national security objectives worldwide. Qualified candidates should possess expertise in areas such as banking supervision, financial sector development, deposit insurance, and monetary policy. Experience with international financial institutions or regulatory bodies is highly valued, as is the ability to work in challenging overseas environments. Selected advisors must obtain a Secret level security clearance and State Department medical clearance. Compensation is negotiated based on program regulations, with current starting hourly rates ranging from $81.11 to $100.38. Applications must be submitted via email to the designated recruitment address referencing solicitation 2099AB26R00001.

Tcsc Departmental Offices

POSTED

DEADLINE

Child Protection Compact Annual Program Statement

Solicitation # DFOP0018775

The Child Protection Compact (CPC) Annual Program Statement, solicitation DFOP0018775, is issued by the Department of State's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons. This initiative seeks applications for grants or cooperative agreements to establish multi-year plans between the United States and recipient governments to combat child trafficking. The program focuses on four primary objectives: strengthening the capacity to prosecute and convict traffickers, providing comprehensive care and support for child victims, preventing trafficking in all forms, and improving national coordination. Successful projects must align with the U.S. National Security Strategy, the FY 2026-2030 Department of State Agency Strategic Plan, and recommendations from the most recent Trafficking in Persons Report. Eligible applicants include non-profits, educational institutions, public international organizations, and certain for-profit entities. All applicants must possess a Unique Entity Identifier and maintain active registration in SAM.gov. The performance period for these awards is 60 months, with an anticipated start date in April 2027. Proposals are evaluated based on the quality of the country-specific child trafficking situational assessment, the organizational capacity and record of the applicant, and the strength of existing anti-trafficking relationships. In the event of a scoring tie, preference is given to the applicant with the lower indirect cost rate. Applications must be submitted in English and U.S. dollars, adhering to a strict five-page limit using 14-point Times New Roman font. Required documentation includes SF-424 forms, a detailed budget justification narrative, and a situational assessment. Proposals are accepted throughout the year, with specific review windows ending on December 31 and March 31. Award recipients are subject to rigorous compliance requirements, including the implementation of a Trafficking in Persons compliance plan, annual recertification, and adherence to U.S. Department of State branding guidelines. Additionally, the use of unmanned aircraft systems from covered foreign entities is strictly prohibited.

Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons

POSTED

DEADLINE

in about 72 years

TIP Office International Programs to Combat Human Trafficking Annual Program Statement

Solicitation # DFOP0018774

The U.S. Department of State's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons (TIP Office) is soliciting applications under funding opportunity DFOP0018774 for bilateral, regional, and global programs to combat human trafficking. With a total available funding pool of 38.5 million dollars, individual awards range from 1 million to 10 million dollars for projects with a performance period of up to 60 months, anticipated to start in April 2027. The program prioritizes the Western Hemisphere and East Asia Pacific regions, specifically targeting forced labor in supply chains, commercial exploitation of children, forced criminality in cyber scams, and criminal organizations. Projects must align with the National Security Strategy, the FY 2026-2030 State Department Agency Strategy, America First Foreign Policy priorities, and country-specific recommendations from the annual Trafficking in Persons Report. Eligible applicants include non-profits, educational institutions, public international organizations, U.S. government agencies, and certain for-profit organizations. All organizational applicants must possess a Unique Entity Identifier and active SAM.gov registration. Proposals are evaluated on a 100-point scale, with the highest weights placed on the quality and feasibility of the program idea, organizational capacity, and the ability to achieve objectives. Required submission materials include SF-424 forms, a maximum 7-page proposal, a detailed budget justification, and one-page CVs for key personnel. All documents must be submitted in English, using 14-point Times New Roman font, with deadlines on September 30 and December 31.

Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons

POSTED

DEADLINE

in about 72 years

Program to End Modern Slavery Annual Program Statement

Solicitation # DFOP0018770

The Program to End Modern Slavery (PEMS), administered by the U.S. Department of State's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, is a strategic funding framework designed to develop, test, and scale evidence-based anti-trafficking interventions. The program focuses on the prosecution, protection, and prevention of human trafficking to advance U.S. national security, economic competitiveness, and efforts to dismantle transnational criminal organizations. Funding is available for projects lasting between 12 and 72 months, with individual awards ranging from $500,000 to $8,000,000 out of a total available pool of $25 million. Anticipated program start dates are scheduled for April through July 2027. Eligible applicants, including foreign NGOs, must possess a Unique Entity Identifier and active SAM.gov registration. Proposals are evaluated on a point-based system focusing on program feasibility, organizational capacity, ability to achieve objectives, monitoring and evaluation plans, budget realism, and sustainability. High priority is given to projects aligned with the National Security Strategy, the FY 2026-2030 Department of State Agency Strategic Plan, and the annual Trafficking in Persons Report. Required application materials include a maximum 10-page proposal in 14-point Times New Roman font, budget justification, key personnel resumes, and letters of support from sub-awardees. Applications are submitted via grants.gov with deadlines on September 30 and December 31.

Office To Monitor-Combat Trafficking In Persons

POSTED

DEADLINE

in about 72 years

Sustainability Strategy ConsultantThe Sustainability Strategy Consultant subcontract, issued by the Department of Labor's Bureau of International Labor Affairs, focuses on creating comprehensive sustainability plans for prime contractors managing international development projects. The primary objective is to ensure the continuation of project activities beyond the 36-month period of performance by identifying long-term funding sources, establishing institutional ownership, and utilizing strategic planning frameworks to develop detailed closeout narratives. The selected consultant must possess specialized experience in international development project closeouts to successfully deliver the Final Sustainability Plan. This engagement is categorized under NAICS code 928120 and is designed to secure the long-term viability of initiatives implemented under USDOL international development projects.

Bureau Of International Labor Affairs

POSTED

DEADLINE

INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL ADVISOR BUDGET AND FINANCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY - PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACTOR

Solicitation # 2032K826R00016

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Technical Assistance is seeking qualified individuals to serve as International Public Financial Management Technical Advisors under personal services contracts, supporting Budget and Financial Accountability initiatives in developing and transitional countries worldwide. Advisors will work directly with foreign government officials to strengthen public financial management systems through reforms in budget formulation, execution, treasury operations, accounting, reporting, and internal audit. Assignments may be long-term, requiring residency abroad, or short-term with frequent international travel. Candidates must possess a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field and at least five years of senior-level experience in government financial management, with a strong preference for advanced degrees and prior international work in public finance. Core responsibilities include designing and implementing institutional reforms, building local capacity through training and mentoring, developing analytical tools, and producing detailed reports on progress and recommendations. Applicants must be U.S. citizens eligible for a Secret security clearance and capable of obtaining State Department medical clearance for deployment to high-threat locations. The role demands exceptional communication skills, the ability to operate independently and collaboratively in complex cultural environments, and proven experience building relationships with senior officials to drive systemic change. Preferred qualifications include fluency in Spanish or French, professional certifications such as CPA or CGFM, prior experience with international financial institutions, and familiarity with global PFM standards. Compensation ranges from $81.11 to $100.38 per hour, based on the Senior Executive Service EX-III equivalent, with overseas benefits provided as permitted under federal regulations. Applications must be submitted via email with a specified subject line including Solicitation 2032K826R00016 and the applicant’s last and first name; submissions without this format will be rejected. The solicitation remains open until December 31, 2026, and all selected contractors must obtain a Unique Entity Identifier. The U.S. Government is an equal opportunity employer.

National Office - Do/ota

POSTED

DEADLINE

ECONOMIC CRIMES TEAM ADVISOR - PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACTOR

Solicitation # 2032K826R00018

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Technical Assistance seeks qualified U.S. citizens to serve as resident or intermittent advisors under a personal services contract, supporting the development and implementation of anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism regimes in developing and transitional economies. Candidates must have at least ten years of professional experience in areas such as financial sector regulation, financial crime investigation or prosecution, financial intelligence unit operations, asset forfeiture, or multi-stakeholder task force management, with a minimum of five years dedicated to technical assistance or illicit finance mitigation. A bachelor’s degree is required, and a master’s degree or Juris Doctor is preferred. Applicants must demonstrate deep knowledge of international AML/CFT standards, strong analytical and writing skills, and the ability to work independently under pressure in challenging overseas environments, often in high-threat locations. The role requires significant international travel, cultural adaptability, consensus-building, and the capacity to train and mentor foreign government counterparts across ministries, central banks, and regulatory bodies. Selected individuals must hold, or be capable of obtaining, a Secret-level security clearance and State Department medical clearance for global deployment, and will be subject to financial disclosure requirements. Salaries are negotiated within the Senior Executive Service EX-III hourly equivalence, ranging from $81.11 to $100.38 per hour, with overseas benefits as permitted under federal guidelines. Desirable qualifications include experience in curriculum design, forensic accounting, asset tracing, legislative drafting, or proficiency in a foreign language, with preference given to those with existing U.S. government clearances. Applications must be submitted via email to recruitment@ota.treas.gov with the exact subject line referencing Solicitation 2032K826R00018 and the applicant’s full name; submissions without this formatting will be rejected. Only individual applicants are accepted—no corporate submissions—and candidates must obtain a Unique Entity Identifier if selected. The solicitation remains open until December 31, 2026, with ongoing evaluation and potential early selection.

National Office - Do/ota

POSTED

DEADLINE

INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE ADVISORS - PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACTORS

Solicitation # 2032K826R00019

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Technical Assistance is seeking qualified U.S. citizens to serve as Infrastructure Finance Advisors under personal services contracts, supporting emerging market governments in developing financially sustainable infrastructure projects through public-private partnerships and direct financing mechanisms. Advisors will be deployed globally on resident (typically one-year, renewable) or intermittent assignments, requiring significant international travel and engagement with senior officials in Ministries of Finance and Public Works. The role encompasses the full lifecycle of infrastructure project development, including project preparation, tendering, financial modeling, risk and credit analysis, legal framework assessment, concession negotiations, investor outreach, and institutional capacity building, with a strong emphasis on mobilizing private capital and creating enduring policy and legal structures. Candidates must demonstrate substantial managerial and technical expertise in infrastructure finance and P3 implementation across sectors such as energy, water, transportation, and ports, with preferred experience in both project finance and P3 models. Fluency in Spanish is required for assignments in Latin America, while Portuguese and French are highly desirable for Lusophone and Francophone regions; all applicants must possess excellent communication and presentation skills, the ability to work independently in challenging environments, and the capacity to advise host governments on optimal project delivery formats. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, able to obtain a Secret security clearance and State Department medical clearance for worldwide deployment, including high-threat posts, and comply with federal ethics and financial disclosure requirements. Salaries range from $81.11 to $100.38 per hour, aligned with Senior Executive Service EX-III equivalency, with overseas benefits as permitted. Applications must be submitted via email to recruitment@ota.treas.gov with the exact subject line referencing Solicitation 2032K826R00019 and must not include cc’s to any government personnel; submissions are accepted continuously until December 31, 2026, and all selected contractors must obtain a Unique Entity Identifier.

National Office - Do/ota

POSTED

DEADLINE

GOVERNMENT DEBT MANAGEMENT ADVISORS - PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACTOR

Solicitation # 2032K826R00017

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Technical Assistance is seeking qualified U.S. citizens to serve as Government Debt Management Advisors on personal services contracts, supporting emerging markets worldwide through resident or intermittent assignments. Advisors will provide technical assistance and policy guidance on government debt issuance, public borrowing, and debt capital markets to senior officials in host countries, with travel required to developing and transitional economies, some of which pose elevated security threats. Candidates must possess 10 to 15 years of experience in public finance, debt capital markets, investment banking, or related fields, with demonstrated expertise in government securities issuance and management. Spanish fluency is mandatory for Latin American posts, while Portuguese and French are highly desirable for Lusophone and Francophone regions; strong communication and presentation skills are essential. All applicants must be able to obtain a SECRET security clearance and State Department medical clearance for global deployment, and must comply with Office of Government Ethics financial disclosure requirements. Salaries are negotiated within the Senior Executive Service EX-III hourly equivalent range of $81.11 to $100.38, with overseas benefits provided in accordance with federal regulations. Applicants must submit a cover letter and resume via email to recruitment@ota.treas.gov, referencing Solicitation 2032K826R00017 explicitly on both documents and formatting the email subject line as specified; submissions missing this requirement will not be considered. Only individuals may apply—companies are prohibited from submitting on behalf of candidates. The solicitation remains open through December 31, 2026, with selections made on a rolling basis. All selected contractors must obtain a Unique Entity Identifier. This position is open to all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or sexual orientation, consistent with the U.S. Government’s equal opportunity policy.

National Office - Do/ota

POSTED

DEADLINE

REVENUE ADMINISTRATION, TAX, AND CUSTOMS ADVISORS - PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACTOR

Solicitation # 2032K826R00015

The U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Technical Assistance, is recruiting U.S. citizen professionals for global technical assistance assignments in revenue administration, focusing on tax and customs expertise. These personal services contracts involve intermittent short-term trips or long-term resident assignments in regions including Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas. Qualified candidates must have at least ten years of experience in specialized areas such as tax audit, dispute resolution, customs valuation, or border operations. Additional expertise in human capital management, criminal investigation, and anti-corruption is also sought. Preferred candidates possess knowledge of AI and automation in revenue administration, digital tool implementation, and project management. Selected advisors must be able to obtain a Secret security clearance and State Department medical clearance for worldwide travel, including potentially high-threat posts. Compensation is negotiated based on program regulations, with a current starting hourly rate between 81.11 and 100.38 dollars. Applications must be submitted via email with specific subject line formatting to be considered for this continuous recruitment open until December 31, 2026.

National Office - Do/ota

POSTED

DEADLINE

RFS CAPSMA EO-006-ETHICS - Request for Services for Ethics Commission and Ethics Office Development and Strategic Adviso

Solicitation # 230632

The County of Los Angeles Executive Office of the Board of Supervisors is seeking qualified CAPSMA contractors to provide on-demand consulting services for the development and strategic advisory of a new Ethics Commission and Ethics Office. This work will support the County in establishing a commission and office structure that complies with Measure G’s objectives, ensuring the Ethics Commission and Office are effectively designed and implemented to promote ethical governance. The contract involves offering expert guidance to align the commission’s operations with legal and operational standards. The solicitation, identified as RFS CAPSMA EO-006-ETHICS and posted on June 17, 2026, has a response deadline set for June 17, 2028. This engagement is targeted towards experienced contractors familiar with public sector ethics frameworks and is classified under the NAICS code 928120. The services are to be performed in Los Angeles, California, with the County acting as the primary agency. Interested parties can contact Susanna Ponciano for further details, and all official submissions and communications will be managed through the County’s online procurement portal.

Los Angeles County

POSTED

DEADLINE

Request for Services: CAPSMA EO-006 - Request for Services for Ethics Commission and Ethics Office Development and Strat

Solicitation # 230594

The County of Los Angeles, through its Executive Office of the Board of Supervisors, is seeking qualified CAPSMA contractors to provide developmental and strategic advisory consulting services for the establishment and successful implementation of a County Ethics Commission and Ethics Office. The contract focuses on designing a commission and office structure that complies with the goals of Measure G, ensuring ethical governance and adherence to legal standards. This will involve providing expert guidance on the formation, operational frameworks, and strategic planning necessary to support these new ethics entities within the county government. The solicitation, numbered 230594, was posted on June 15, 2026, and has a response deadline of June 15, 2028. It falls under the NAICS code 928120, which covers entities involved in executive offices of government. The services will be performed in Los Angeles, California, and the point of contact for this solicitation is Susanna Ponciano, available via email and phone. The contract is an open solicitation without any set-aside requirements, aiming to leverage specialized expertise to support the county’s commitment to establishing a robust and effective Ethics Commission and Ethics Office.

Los Angeles County

POSTED

DEADLINE

License agreement with the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) and WaiverThe City of Santa Monica has entered into a license agreement with the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs to facilitate the use of the Camera Obscura building, located at 1450 Ocean Avenue, during the 2028 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games. This agreement includes a temporary waiver of specific Santa Monica Municipal Code provisions to allow for the installation of temporary equipment and facilities, such as tents, signage, and canopies. The project is designed to operate within the existing building without expanding the use of the facility or the surrounding Palisades Park. The project is categorized as exempt under several CEQA Guidelines, including Section 15304 for minor alterations to land, as it involves normal operations for public gatherings without permanent changes. A key requirement of the agreement is that all land and facilities must be restored to their original conditions following the conclusion of the event. The agreement was formalized with a notice of exemption signed by Environmental Planner Rachel Kwok on June 3, 2026.

City of Santa Monica

POSTED

DEADLINE

Austrian-American Partnership Fund (AAPF)

Solicitation # OFOP0002825

The Austrian-American Partnership Fund, administered by the U.S. Mission to Austria under the Department of State, provides funding for innovative projects that foster collaboration and dialogue between Austria and the United States. Priority is given to initiatives that promote understanding of U.S. foreign policy and economic interests, combat transnational threats like terrorism and antisemitism, celebrate shared history and American arts, and highlight technological and scientific innovation. These efforts are particularly focused on engaging youth and aligning with America's 250th anniversary in 2026. Eligible applicants include individuals and not-for-profit organizations, such as think tanks, civil society groups, and both public and private educational institutions based in Austria, Europe, or the United States. Preference is given to applicants with a proven track record of program execution and projects that demonstrate long-term sustainability. Proposals are reviewed on a rolling basis subject to the availability of Fiscal Year 2026 Public Diplomacy funds, with a selection process typically lasting two to three months.

U.S. Mission To Austria

POSTED

DEADLINE

in about 72 years

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

POSTED

DEADLINE

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

POSTED

DEADLINE

Annual Program Statement for U.S. Presentation at International Art Biennales

Solicitation # DFOP0017204

The U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, Cultural Programs Division, is soliciting applications under Annual Program Statement DFOP0017204 to fund U.S. presentations at International Art Biennales, specifically focusing on the Venice Biennale. The program aims to advance international understanding of American values and support U.S. foreign policy objectives by installing an exhibition at the U.S. Pavilion. Key deliverables include a three-day preview event known as the Vernissage, the development of educational outreach and innovative virtual programming, and a robust media campaign to increase exposure among U.S. audiences. Funding is available up to $375,000 per biennale cycle, with $125,000 specifically allocated to the Peggy Guggenheim Collection for pavilion operations. Applicants must be registered in SAM.gov with a Unique Entity Identifier and are required to provide cost-sharing or matching funds from organizational resources or other donors. Proposals are evaluated by a Merit Review Panel based on artistic merit and the promotion of American values, with final selection authority resting with a senior ECA official. In the event of a tie, the application with the greater cost-share will be prioritized. Submissions must be made electronically via MyGrants or Grants.gov and must adhere to strict formatting guidelines, including a 15-page limit for the proposal narrative. Award recipients are subject to 2 CFR 200 regulations, the State Department Marking Policy, and must submit a final performance and financial report within 120 days of the award's expiration.

Bureau Of Educational And Cultural Affairs

POSTED

DEADLINE

in about 72 years