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Capital Distribution and Financial Assistance Services

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The Capital Distribution and Financial Assistance Services subcontract provides essential financial infrastructure and capital support for prime contractors working on New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets projects. The selected provider is responsible for managing the distribution of grant funds specifically allocated for agricultural land, livestock, machinery, and the construction of physical structures. This role requires the use of specialized financial disbursement systems and the management of trust or escrow accounts to ensure the secure delivery of funds and the provision of detailed financial reports. Eligible entities for this contract must be a municipality, public benefit corporation, local development corporation, or a non-profit organization. The opportunity was posted on September 11, 2026, with a response deadline of October 8, 2026. Operating under NAICS code 523910, the contract focuses on delivering critical financial oversight and disbursement services to support agricultural development within New York State.

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Subcontract for financial oversight and grant distribution for New York agricultural development projects.

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Program Administrator for the Socially and Economically Disadvantaged Farmers Competitive Grant Program Round 3

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AgencyNew York → NYS Department of Agriculture & Markets
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Supplies financial infrastructure and capital assistance for prime contractors on New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets projects. Manages the distribution of grant funds for agricultural land, machinery, livestock, and physical structure construction. Utilizes financial disbursement systems and escrow or trust account management. Must be a municipality, public benefit corporation, LDC, or non-profit. Delivers distributed funds and financial disbursement reports.

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