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Fundraising & Private-Sector Match Coordination

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Response Deadline08/07/2026, 04:59:59 AM UTC

Contract Overview

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Agency

Massachusetts → SEA01 - MOBDView Agency

NAICS

813219 - Other Grantmaking and Giving ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Boston, MA, 02108, US

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Timeline

PostedJul 6

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Response DeadlineAug 7

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08/07/2026, 04:59:59 AM UTCin 17 days

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Full Description

Secure private-sector funding matches required under the grant agreement through donor outreach, sponsorship acquisition, and coordination with industry partners to meet dollar-for-dollar matching requirements.

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