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New York State Farm-to-School Grant Program 2024

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0336State & Local

Submission Closed06/27/2024

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NAICS: 611110

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Out of Time Enrichment, Related Items and Services

Solicitation # 27-008LB

Fort Bend Independent School District is soliciting proposals under RFP 27-008LB for qualified vendors to provide and expand out of school time enrichment programs for students in Pre-K through 8th grade. These programs, which may occur after school, on weekends, during holidays, or over the summer, typically consist of one-hour weekly classes held for ten weeks. Targeted enrichment areas include STEM, Fine Arts, Computer Science, Culinary, Foreign Language, Sports and Fitness, and Academic Readiness. Vendors are required to provide detailed curriculum documentation, organize end-of-semester student showcases, and maintain monthly communication with parents and guardians. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the Bonfire portal by November 10, 2026, at 2:00 PM CST. The evaluation process is based on best value rather than price alone, with a significant focus on the vendor's reputation, experience with educational organizations, and the quality of their references. Required submission materials include a narrative of proposed services, a separate cost proposal using a specific bid table, and various compliance forms such as the Texas Ethics Commission Form 1295 and background check authorizations. Selected vendors must employ well-qualified instructors and adhere to strict student safety and data privacy standards, including compliance with the Texas Education Code and District policies. Performance will be monitored based on the accuracy of orders, on-time delivery, and the fidelity of curriculum implementation. All quoted pricing must be F.O.B. Destination, and invoices must be submitted electronically to the District's accounts payable department with applicable purchase order numbers.

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Workforce Investment for Skilled Trades

Solicitation # 691146

The Workforce Investment for Skilled Trades program, administered by the Iowa Workforce Development Foundation with funding from QTS Data Centers, is a competitive grant initiative designed to strengthen the skilled trades talent pipeline in Eastern Iowa. The program focuses on expanding Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, apprenticeship preparation, and institutional capacity building for careers in advanced manufacturing, digital infrastructure, construction, and logistics. Eligible applicants must be Iowa public school districts located within the Grant Wood or Mississippi Bend Area Education Agency service areas. A total of 1.8 million dollars is available, with individual district awards capped at 250,000 dollars, including a specific reservation of 750,000 dollars for the Cedar Rapids, College Community, and Clinton community school districts. The period of performance runs from December 15, 2026, to June 30, 2028, with all final reports and expenses due by August 15, 2028. Grant funds are disbursed in two intervals, with the first 50 percent provided upon execution of the agreement. Funding is restricted to personnel, program expenses, scholarships, and administrative costs, while specifically prohibiting gift cards, lobbying, and travel expenses not related to direct participant support. Success is measured by learner enrollment, the attainment of industry-recognized credentials, program completion rates, and employment outcomes. Applications must be submitted via IowaGrants.gov by November 18, 2026, and must include a W-9 and the required budget template.

Iowa Workforce Development Training

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College in High School Program

Solicitation # 2138887

The College in High School Program is a grant initiative administered by the New York State Department of Education to expand equitable access to dual enrollment programs. The program allows high school students to earn college credit, with a strict requirement that economically disadvantaged students incur no costs for enrollment. Eligible applicants include New York State school districts and Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES), provided they establish partnership agreements with registered, non-profit, degree-granting institutions of higher education. The project period runs from January 1, 2027, through June 30, 2031. To be considered for funding, applicants must attest to seven mandatory program requirements covering program design, student support, outreach, student population representation, course subject areas, partnership agreements, and course parameters. Total annual funding is anticipated at 9.1 million dollars. Awardees receive a one-time initial payment in the first year for allowable expenditures, followed by performance-based payments of 90 dollars per college credit earned by economically disadvantaged students from years two through five. Annual award caps are set at 250,000 dollars for applicants with fewer than 5,000 economically disadvantaged students, 750,000 dollars for those with 5,000 or more, and up to 4.6 million dollars for New York City Public Schools. Continued funding is contingent upon state legislative appropriations and the submission of required annual data. Applications are due electronically by December 10, 2026, at 5:00 PM Eastern Time, with a 30 percent Minority and Women Business Enterprise contracting goal.

NYS Department of Education

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Arts and Creative Materials SupplierThis subcontract agreement establishes a partnership with a supplier to provide art and creative materials, including paints, brushes, canvases, and craft supplies, for prime contractors working on Humble ISD educational projects. A critical requirement of the contract is that all provided materials must strictly comply with K-12 safety regulations to ensure a safe learning environment for students. The supplier is responsible for the delivery of all completed orders on an F.O.B. inside delivery basis to designated district locations. Interested parties should note that the response deadline for this opportunity is December 7, 2026.

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Special Education and Private Day School ServicesThis subcontract for Special Education and Private Day School Services involves providing specialized educational instruction and related support for prime contractors working on Fairfax County Community Services Agency projects. The scope of work focuses on the implementation of individualized education plans through the use of dedicated classroom facilities, specialized curricula, and instructional aids to ensure student achievement and progress reporting. To qualify for this engagement, providers must hold valid state-issued educational licenses and maintain organizational accreditation for special education services. The opportunity is categorized under NAICS code 611110 and is associated with Fairfax County in Virginia, with a response deadline set for January 1, 2027.

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FY27 National School Lunch Program (NSLP) Equipment Assistance Grant

Solicitation # https://communityaffairs.dc.gov/publication/fy27-national-school-lunch-program-nslp-equipment-assistance-grant

The FY27 National School Lunch Program (NSLP) Equipment Assistance Grant is a competitive grant opportunity administered by the District of Columbia Office of the State Superintendent of Education (OSSE) Division of Health and Wellness. The program provides funding to eligible Local Education Agencies, School Food Authorities, and participating schools to purchase capital equipment valued at over 1,000 dollars. The primary objectives are to improve food safety and sanitation, enhance the quality and nutritional value of meals with an emphasis on fresh produce, increase operational efficiency, and support the School Breakfast Program. Individual awards range from 1,000 to 10,000 dollars, drawn from a total available funding pool of approximately 69,829 dollars. The grant period spans two years, ending September 30, 2028, with awards anticipated by January 29, 2027. Applications must be submitted via the Enterprise Grants Management System by December 1, 2026. Evaluation is conducted by an external review panel using a 100-point scale, focusing heavily on project goals and the statement of need, with a competitive preference for projects that narrow the achievement and opportunity gap. Grantees are required to provide three formal quotes for equipment, attend monthly technical assistance meetings, and adhere to both Federal and District procurement laws. Funding is provided on a monthly reimbursable basis, and recipients must comply with extensive civil rights assurances and federal regulations, including the Anti-Deficiency Act and USDA non-discrimination policies.

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Child Care Programming & Curriculum DevelopmentThis subcontract opportunity, titled Child Care Programming and Curriculum Development, involves the design and implementation of early childhood education programs for prime contractors managing child care facilities for the Board of Education of School District No. 39 in Vancouver, British Columbia. The selected provider will be responsible for developing pedagogy and curriculum aligned with the BC Early Learning Framework, with a specific focus on integrating loose parts play, dramatic programs, sensory bins, educational toys, and literacy materials. The primary deliverable is a fully implemented educational program including a comprehensive daily activity schedule. Interested parties should note that the response deadline is November 13, 2026, and the project falls under NAICS code 611110.

The Board of Education of School District No 39 (Vancouver)

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USE PERMIT APPLICATION NO. PLN2026-0074 ISLAMIC CENTER OF MODESTO, INC.

Solicitation # PLN2026-0074

The Islamic Center of Modesto, Inc. has submitted Use Permit Application PLN2026-0074 to Stanislaus County requesting permission to operate a K-8 school on a 2.31-acre parcel located in a Rural Residential zoning district in Modesto, California. The project involves utilizing the existing mosque facility to accommodate an initial enrollment of approximately 44 K-3 students, with plans to add grades annually until reaching a maximum capacity of 100 students. The school is expected to employ up to 19 staff members and will operate Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. To accommodate growth, existing conference rooms will be converted into classrooms, and existing outdoor spaces at the rear and south side of the property will be used for student recreation. The proposal includes no significant physical expansion of the current facility, with the sole exception of a new freestanding electronic reader board measuring 20 feet tall and 72 square feet. The application is currently undergoing an early consultation process to determine California Environmental Quality Act applicability and to identify necessary project conditions. As of the latest documentation, the project has been noted for having no significant effects or areas of controversy. The public review period for this application is scheduled from September 23 to October 13, 2026, during which responsible agencies are invited to provide comments regarding the proposed use of the site.

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Conditional Use Permit 25-18Conditional Use Permit 25-18 is a request filed by Red Hook Capital Partners IV, LLC with the City of San Bernardino to establish and operate a charter school and community building activities. The project is located at 3014 N. Sierra Way in San Bernardino, California, and involves the use of existing structures totaling approximately 22,384 square feet on a 3.24-acre parcel, which includes the addition of on-site parking. The project is classified as an existing facility under Section 15301 of the CEQA Guidelines and is therefore exempt from certain environmental review requirements. It must adhere to the development standards set forth in the City of San Bernardino Development Code. Administrative oversight is managed by Associate Planner Angelyn Mendoza within the Community Development and Housing Department. The filing was finalized on September 9, 2024, with a county documentary handling fee of 50 dollars.

City of San Bernardino

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Avion PropertyThe City of San Diego has issued a Conditional Use Permit for the construction of The Cambridge School, a private Pre-K through 12th grade campus located on a 6.52-acre site at the southwest corner of Camino Del Sur and Coyote Bush Drive. The development features a 182,868 square-foot three-story classroom building, a 10,904 square-foot one-story multipurpose building, and a track and sports field. Parking is provided via a semi-subterranean two-level structure containing 345 spaces and 41 surface spaces, totaling 386 parking spots. The project is situated within the Black Mountain Ranch Community Plan Area, specifically in the CC-4-5 base zone and the Urban Village Overlay Zone. Comprehensive environmental and technical evaluations have been conducted to ensure compliance with CEQA and local standards. Key assessments include a geotechnical investigation for site preparation, a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment identifying potential agricultural pesticide residues, and a hydrology report confirming that post-development runoff will not exceed pre-development rates. The project has undergone air quality, noise, and waste management analyses, as well as a local mobility and Vehicle Miles Traveled assessment. While the VMT assessment identified significant impacts, mitigation is planned through the City of San Diego Complete Communities: Mobility Choices Program. Additionally, the project includes paleontological monitoring to mitigate impacts on high-sensitivity resources.

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Administrative use permit for Chadwick Prep (File No. 00977532-PAUP)

Solicitation # 00977532-PAUP

The City of Irvine has approved an administrative use permit for Chadwick Prep, a commercial educational consulting service operating within a 2,121-square-foot tenant space at 17900 Sky Park Circle in the Irvine Business Complex. The school provides academic advising to high-school-aged students with the goal of enhancing their university admissions profiles, and its operations are authorized under a categorical exemption from environmental review pursuant to California Environmental Quality Act Section 15301, Class 1, which applies to the use of existing facilities without significant expansion or modification. The permit was approved on July 16, 2026, and officially posted on July 21, 2026, with Adam Wong, Associate Planner in the City’s Community Development Department, serving as the primary point of contact. James Chadwick, the applicant and operator, is listed as the responsible party for compliance with the permit terms. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, pricing data, contract types, delivery schedules, invoicing procedures, or formal evaluation criteria are applicable, as this is an administrative land use permit rather than a federal procurement contract. There are no specified performance metrics, deliverables, inspections beyond environmental compliance, payment terms, or contracting officer roles, and no representations, certifications, or socioeconomic status disclosures are required or provided. The location of performance is fixed at the designated Irvine facility, and the activity involves no physical alterations or additional capital investment beyond the use of existing office infrastructure.

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Conditional Use Permit (PEN25-0183) - Charter School Resource Center within

Solicitation # PEN25-0183

The City of Moreno Valley is processing a Conditional Use Permit (PEN25-0183) to establish the Audeo Valley Resource Center, a charter school resource center, within Suite E of the Stoneridge Town Centre shopping center. Located at 27140 Eucalyptus Avenue in Moreno Valley, California, the project involves minor interior alterations to an existing tenant space. The center will operate as a non-classroom based independent study program serving students in grades 6 through 12. The facility will operate from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm with a maximum capacity of twenty-five students and six staff members at any given time. This project has been granted a Notice of Exemption under CEQA Guidelines Section 15301, as the work consists of minor interior alterations and a negligible expansion of use, exempting it from further environmental review. The project is managed by MPA Architects and the City of Moreno Valley planning department.

City of Moreno Valley

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The New York State Farm-to-School Grant Program 2024 aims to strengthen the connection between local farmers and K-12 schools by funding projects that promote the use of New York-grown foods in school meals. With a total funding pool of $1.5 million, the program encourages applications from school food authorities, charter schools, not-for-profit organizations, and Indian tribal organizations, with awards ranging from $50,000 to $100,000. The initiative seeks to address challenges such as seasonality, inconsistent produce quality, processing and packaging needs, procurement complexities, distribution logistics, and workforce development, all to enhance the availability and consumption of local foods in schools. The program also emphasizes increasing agricultural education and exposing students to local culinary experiences. Applicants must submit their proposals through the Statewide Financial System Grants Management System by June 27, 2024, and meet specific eligibility criteria, excluding for-profit entities and individuals. The contract, which spans two years, is open to organizations across all New York State counties, with set-aside goals for minority, women, and service-disabled veteran-owned businesses. The program aims to foster sustainable farm-to-school relationships, improve nutrition, and support local agriculture, ultimately benefiting school communities and farmers alike. The award announcement is scheduled for September 2024, with informational workshops and Q&A periods provided to assist applicants.

General Info

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New York → NYS Dept. of Agriculture & Markets

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611110 - Elementary and Secondary Schools

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NY, USA

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PhaseClosed

PostedMay 23

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJun 27

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Submission Closed

06/27/2024

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Release Request for Proposals (RFP) May 23, 2024 Informational Workshop June 4, 2024, 12:00 pm Question and Answer Period Final Questions and Answers Posted May 23- June14, 2024 June 20, 2024 Deadline for Applications June 27, 2024, 4:00 pm Announcement of Grant Awards September 2024 Webex Registration Link: https://meetny.webex.com/weblink/register/r759db4837e43af27a840baf7c3bba843 Program Description: Farm-to-School is the promotion and use of foods produced by New York State farmers in meals served in cafeterias of K-12 schools. Associations between farms and schools through the cafeteria and classroom can enhance the quality of food served. With over 700 school districts in New York State, there is the opportunity to foster relationships among New York State farmers, food hubs, producers, processors, and distributors to benefit school-age children. While serving New York State produced food in school cafeterias may seem simple, developing Farm-to-School connections highlights several challenges, particularly the lack of an established infrastructure or network of stakeholders that includes all the necessary parties: farmers, food service directors, food service contract management companies, food distributors, processors, agricultural organizations, and commodity organizations. Other challenges include:• Seasonality: Farmers plan their crops in January, long before schools make purchasing decisions and place bids for products in the summer. In addition, the summer growing season is when schools are not in session.• Inconsistent quality, quantity, and sizing: schools require produce to be served in standard units and meet specifications.• Processing and packaging: schools require vegetables and fruits to be processed and packaged in standard units.• Bidding: sending and reviewing bids from individual farmers can be time- consuming and complex for school procurement and fiscal staff.• Delivery/pick up: distribution can be complicated when purchasing from multiple growers.• Lack of equipment and skills to store, prepare and serve fresh produce procured for school meals programs.• Connecting diverse populations with their culturally appropriate foods.• Lack of training and workforce development for culinary staff. The New York State Farm-to-School Competitive Grants Program began in 2015 to increase school’s purchase of New York specialty crops by building relationships between schools and New York farm product suppliers. Secondary goals of the program include increasing agricultural education opportunities for students, improving nutrition and exposing students to new, local, culinary experiences. Funding Available: A total of $1,500,000 is available for the Farm-to-School Competitive Grants Program. This year, $300,000 will be set aside for first-time recipients. Grant awards may range from $50,000 to $100,000. Applicants may apply for only one grant per funding period. Applicants must apply for $50,000 to $100,000. Eligible applicants include: • K-12 School Food Authorities• Charter schools• Not-for-profit organizations• Indian tribal organizations PLEASE NOTE: Applicants must be registered and pre-qualified in the Statewide Financial System Grants Management System, and the organizations’ document vault must be up to date. Applications for funding must conform to the format provided in the Statewide Financial System. APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED via the Statewide Financial System Grants Management System (SFS GM) to be considered for funding. Faxed, mailed, or e-mailed applications will not be accepted. The name for this opportunity is “2024 New York State Farm-To-School Program” and the Grant Opportunity ID is AGM- FTS24. Ineligible Applicants: • For-Profit organizations• Individuals All questions about this RFP must be submitted in writing (fax or e-mail) to: Courtney BaileyNYS Department of Agriculture and Markets10B Airline Drive Albany, NY 12235 contact@example.gov Fax +1 (555) 000-0000 Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Set Aside: No Minority Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 15% Women Owned Sub-Contracting Goal: 15% Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business Contracting Goal: 6% Due date:06/27/2024 4:00 PM Contract term: 2 Years County(ies): All NYS counties Business entities awarded an identical or substantially similar procurement contract within the past five years: N/A

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