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26-02744State & Local

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The Texas Historical Commission has awarded a grant under solicitation number 26-02744, publicly posted on July 7, 2026. This award is designated for state, local, or educational entities as indicated by the organization type SLED, with the primary performance location situated in Texas. The grant does not specify a NAICS code or a particular set-aside classification, suggesting it may be open to a broad range of eligible applicants without reserved status. The office address and place of performance are both associated with the state of Texas, though no specific city or zip code is provided. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Michael Gibbons, reachable via email at michael.gibbons@thc.texas.gov. Further details and official documentation can be accessed through the provided Texas SmartBuy portal link.

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Texas grant awarded to SLED entities for statewide historical projects, contact Michael Gibbons.

Agency

Texas Historical Commission

Contract Value

$50,000

NAICS

712120 - Historical SitesView NAICS

Place of Performance

TX, US

Set-Aside

NONE

Awardee

DALLAS HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS MUSEUMView Profile

Award Issued Date

07/07/2026, 12:00:00 AM UTC

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PostedJul 7

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AgencyTexas Historical Commission

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OfficeTX, US

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