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This subcontract for Government Grant Procurement Services involves the preparation and submission of grant applications to support park improvement projects in Escalante City. The selected contractor will be responsible for developing all necessary applications and supporting documentation for various funding programs, including CDBG, CPR, UORG, LWCF, and RTP, utilizing the required federal and state grant portals. Qualified candidates must demonstrate prior experience with state recreation grant programs or specifically with LWCF and CDBG. The contract is issued by the state of Utah under NAICS code 541611, with a response deadline of October 30, 2026. The primary deliverable for this engagement is the successful completion and submission of the identified grant applications.

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Subcontract for Escalante City park grant applications, due October 30, 2026, via Utah.

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Escalante City- Professional Engineering Services

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Performs preparation and submission of grant applications for prime contractors on Escalante City park improvement projects. Prepares applications and supporting materials for CDBG, CPR, UORG, LWCF, and RTP funding programs using federal and state grant portals. Requires demonstrated experience with CDBG, LWCF, or state recreation grant programs. Delivers completed and submitted grant applications.

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