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The Great Streets Retail Small Business Grant supports small businesses located within designated commercial corridors by providing funding for capital improvements that enhance physical spaces and stimulate economic growth. Eligible applicants include for-profit retail and service-oriented businesses as well as nonprofit arts and humanities organizations, all of which must operate from a physical location in one of the designated Great Streets areas. The program is designed to foster local economic development by encouraging investments that improve storefronts, interiors, signage, and other infrastructure while simultaneously creating new job opportunities for residents of the District. Funding is administered by the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development and is aimed at strengthening neighborhood commercial corridors through targeted business support. The forecast was posted on July 23, 2026, and further details can be accessed through the District’s official contracts portal.

General Info

Funding for DC small businesses to improve storefronts and boost economic growth in designated Great Streets corridors.

Agency

District of Columbia → Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED)

NAICS

813211 - Grantmaking FoundationsView NAICS

Place of Performance

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PostedJul 23

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED)

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District of Columbia → Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED)

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The Great Streets Retail Small Business Grant provides funding for small businesses in designated commercial corridors to make capital improvements in their business and create new job opportunities for District residents. Eligible businesses operate from a physical location in a Great Streets corridor and are for-profit retail or service-oriented businesses, or nonprofit arts and humanities organizations.

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