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This scope was carved out of ONETIME-27.

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FY27 One Time Enhancement Grant Program

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AgencyMichigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity
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Performs specialized professional services and technical consulting for grantees of the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) FY27 One Time Enhancement Grant Program. Provides project management, subject matter expertise, and specialized staffing to meet grant objectives. Delivers professional reports and completed project milestones.

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