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DEP-BAW-NOIA-2026-BEST VALUE AWARD GRANT-CMT -MassCEC
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MassDEP intends to award a Best Value Grant of $10 million to MassCEC to support the management and ongoing execution of multiple programs and projects. These initiatives include Climate Critical Training Equipment and Infrastructure, Building Decarbonization Programming, Clean Transportation Programming, and efforts to optimize Electric Grid and Energy Infrastructure. The grant aims to advance Massachusetts' clean energy and climate goals through sustained programmatic efforts. The solicitation, identified as DEP-BAW-NOIA-2026-BEST VALUE AWARD GRANT-CMT -MassCEC, was posted on January 28, 2026, with responses due by February 10, 2026. The contracting agency is the Office of the Commissioner within Massachusetts state government, with the primary point of contact being Casey McLaughlin. The place of performance and agency office is located in Boston, Massachusetts. This announcement serves to inform interested parties of the intent to make this grant award and outlines the scope focused on clean energy and infrastructure optimization initiatives.
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Floor Boston, MA, 02114, USASet-Aside
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