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Grant Resource & Template Developer

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This subcontract agreement appoints a Grant Resource and Template Developer to support prime contractors working on Boulder County Public Health projects. The selected provider is responsible for creating a comprehensive suite of reusable grant-development tools, including editable proposal templates, standard organizational narratives, and boilerplate language. Additionally, the developer will produce checklists and resource tooling designed to increase the overall efficiency of the grant application process. All project deliverables must strictly adhere to Colorado accessibility standards to ensure inclusivity and compliance. The final output of the contract consists of completed templates, narratives, and full grant development toolkits. This opportunity is managed by Boulder County under NAICS code 541611, with a response deadline set for November 30, 2026.

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Developer creates accessible grant templates and toolkits for Boulder County Public Health projects.

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This scope was carved out of PHI-005-26.

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Grants Consultant for Public Health

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AgencyColorado → Boulder County
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Supplies and develops reusable grant-development tools for prime contractors on Boulder County Public Health projects. Creates proposal templates, standard organizational narratives, and boilerplate language in editable formats. Develops checklists and resource tooling to improve application efficiency. All deliverables must adhere to Colorado accessibility standards. Delivers completed templates, narratives, and grant development toolkits.

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