Grants

Bureau of International Labor Affairs

This is a Notice of Intent. An announcement is not related to this notice. We are not accepting applications at this time. Subject to the availability of funds, USDOL s Bureau of International Labor Affairs (ILAB) intends to provide funding to an existing cooperative agreement with the American Center for International Labor Solidarity without full and open competition, to extend the implementation of the program and its funding capacity in Mexico. Authority: DLMS 2-836 G.3: Services are available from only one responsible source and no substitute will suffice; or the recipient has unique qualifications to perform the type of activity to be funded.

$10M – $30M

other

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Building and Zoning Permit Review Services

BAXTER & WOODMAN INC

Engineering and Research and Technology Based Services

2027-03-14

technologyinfrastructure

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Building and Zoning Permit Review Services

BAXTER & WOODMAN INC

Engineering and Research and Technology Based Services

2027-03-14

technologyinfrastructure

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Building Blocks to Success - Empowering BIPOC Businesses in Seattle

Somali Independent Business Alliance

Building Blocks to Success is a capacity-building project to empower 50 BIPOC businesses in Seattle by enhancing knowledge, skills, and tools through tailored technical assistance, marketing support, and comprehensive services.

Up to $50K

infrastructure

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Building Bridges 2023

Windz of Change Alliance

In partnership with UW Botanical Gardens, PlantAmnesty, and Tribal community eco-cultural environment leaders, we are requesting assistance for Indigenous programming/presenters, protocol/honoring supplies/art, raffle, traditional foods, promotional and student/community invitations. Creating and implementing a 99% Indigenous-voiced UW Urban Forestry Symposium on 11/2/2023 at the UW Intellectual Longhouse is the goal. Building environmental awareness, understanding, and respect of First People's knowledge, protocols, cultural heritage, socio-ecological stewardship and ethics, and urban-focused policies for collective climate change, forestry and waters restoration, rejuvenation, and renewal affecting human impact, health, food sovereignty, and cultural applications (cedar carvings/uses) are scope areas. Purposeful vision is to Bridge, Build, Benefit, Beautify through relationships, teachings, cultural activities, engagement, and experiences of Indigenous ways for collective solutions.

Up to $5K

EducationenvironmentHealth+3

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Building Bridges between Native Communities

National Park Service

Building Bridges between Native Communities

$27K

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Building Bridges between Native Communities and National Parks

National Park Service

Building Bridges between Native Communities and National Parks

$1 – $35K

Education

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Building Capacity for 50th Anniversary

National Park Service

This Task Agreement focuses on building capacity of and sustaining the National Trails System as we prepare for the 50th anniversary of the National Trails System Act in 2018.

$1 – $34K

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Building Capacity in Biomedical Research at Xavier University

NIGMS - National Institute of General Medical Sciences

Given recent commitments and existing strengths, Xavier University, a doctoral/professional university in Cincinnati, Ohio, is poised to significantly increase biomedical research and grant seeking. In fall 2027, Xavier will open the first Jesuit Catholic College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) in the United States. Additional new graduate programs in Biomedical Science, Anatomy, Social Work, and Audiology, as well as undergraduate programs in Genetics, Microbiology, Neuroscience, Speech, Language and Communicative Behavior, and Health Science and Wellness, as well as expansions to existing programs, will add 18 new faculty with biomedical research agendas. An additional 9 faculty at Xavier have biomedical research agendas that will be elevated through this program. In spring 2025, Xavier is launching a Center for Research Excellence to promote the growth and success of research, both for faculty and students. Xavier’s BRE-SPAD program will build upon these foundational investments. Xavier’s program addresses all three BRE-SPAD priorities. Its goals for enhancing sponsored programs administration include: building capacity and biomedical expertise by increasing grants and accounting staff, and identifying gaps in policy and procedures via an NCURA peer review and from mentorship by Creighton University, an aspirant institution with a medical school and a shared Jesuit Catholic mission. Goals for enhancing the research environment include increasing training for student researchers, engaging 24 faculty in communities to develop grant projects, creating a biomedical IRB panel, enhancing policies and training for grant seeking and research mentoring, and showcasing faculty and student research through a symposium and biomedical conference support. Goals for the pilot research project include providing funding to l aunch the biomedical research agendas of 12 new faculty and elevate the research of 5 existing faculty in biomedical disciplines, address current gaps for research equipment, and increase undergraduate and graduate student participation in biomedical research by including an estimated 49 students in pilot projects. Xavier’s BRE-SPAD program will result in a number of sustainable and effective processes. In addition to increasing capacity and expertise, the program will develop policies and procedures that will support growth in biomedical research and grant seeking, particularly needed as we launch a new medical school and new programs. Enhancing research in the COM is innovative in itself, as colleges of osteopathic medicine currently receive only 0.1% of NIH grants, compared with 40% for allopathic institutions, according to the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine. The program will be led by an associate provost and the director for the Center for Research Excellence, as well as the Steering Committee. Annual and holistic evaluation will be conducted by an external evaluator.

Up to $389K

2031-01-31

health research

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BUILDING CAPACITY OF GROUNDWORK ANACOSTIA DC AND GROUNDWORK BRIDGEPORT CT

National Park Service

Supporting the reuse of Brownfields, and other derelict sites for conservation, recreation, economic development, and community benefit through development of Groundwork Trust organizations as part of the Groundwork USA Initiative.

$1 – $88K

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Building capacity to deploy the EEHRxF and digital health services and systems to support the rights of citizens and reuse of health data under EHDS

healthcaretechnologyEducation+3

European Commission - DIGITAL

Building capacity to deploy the EEHRxF and digital health services and systems to support the rights of citizens and reuse of health data under EHDS. Call: Accelerating Best Use of Technologies. Programme: DIGITAL. Keywords: Civil society organisations, Continuing professional training, Creation of processes and new forms of cooperation, Curricular education activities with enterprises, Data Security and Privacy, Data reuse, Digital Services and Platforms, Education, Education and Training, Europe's innovation potential, Health and Ecosystem Services, Health care, Health data, Health information, Health sciences, IT skills and competence, Identification of skills needs, Knowledge transfer, Learning outcomes, Life sciences, Privacy, Public administration, Public administration innovation, Public sector information, Public sector innovation, Quality of education/educational products, Regulation, Stakeholder management, Teaching materials, Training of trainers (multiplication), Transfer of educational results/products to new sectors, eHealth. Open call from the EU Funding & Tenders Portal.

$50K

2026-10-01

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Building Capacity To Treat Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder In Community Practice

NIMH - National Institute of Mental Health

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a disabling illness that significantly impairs quality of life and functioning. First-line treatments include cognitive behavioral therapy consisting of exposure and response prevention (EX/RP) and pharmacotherapy with serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SRIs). Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have shown that EX/RP alone or combined with SRIs helps up to two-thirds of patients attain minimal symptoms. EX/RP (alone or combined with medication) is also the treatment patients typically prefer compared to medications alone. However, despite its proven efficacy and this patient preference, EX/RP is greatly underused in community settings. This R34 will begin to address this treatment gap by testing scalable implementation strategies to train community clinicians to deliver EX/RP. In response to PAR-21-131 (Pilot Effectiveness Trials for Treatment, Preventive, and Services Interventions) and NIMH NOT-MH-22-170 (Research Using Implementation Science to Support the Delivery of Evidence- Based Practices in Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs), this R34 will develop and evaluate the feasibility and preliminary effectiveness of a fully remote EX/RP learning collaborative, called SCALE-EX/RP, developed with and for CCBHC clinicians. First, we will use behavior change theory to guide a mixed-method evaluation consisting of surveys and interviews with clinicians, and interviews with supervisors and clinic leaders from six CCBHC clinics to identify barriers and facilitators to EX/RP use. We will use these data to refine our initial plan for SCALE-EX/RP that includes self-paced online EXRP training courses, remote 1:1 consultations with experiential training, and a virtual learning community comprised of CCBHC clinicians and an implementation specialist where clinicians will engage in case-based learning, self-audit and receive feedback while delivering EX/RP (Aim 1). Next, we will conduct a pilot cluster RCT in adults with OCD to test our hypotheses that SCALE-EX/RP will lead to superior clinician fidelity to EX/RP compared to online EX/RP training courses alone and to greater improvement in hypothesized mechanisms of action: clinician knowledge, attitudes, and confidence (Aim 2). Acceptability and feasibility will be evaluated with clinician surveys, time spent in training and training completion rates. Qualitative interviews with clinic members in SCALE-EX/RP will be used to identify barriers and facilitators to future implementation. We will also explore how clinician EX/RP fidelity influences patient EX/RP adherence, and improvement in OCD symptoms and quality of life (Exploratory Aim). Results will inform the design of a larger scale cluster RCT powered to test the hypothesis that training CCBHC clinicians with SCALE-EX/RP will lead to better patient outcomes. Our long-term goal is to increase access to EX/RP (our most effective, patient-preferred OCD treatment) while advancing knowledge of how learning collaboratives can be used to implement evidence-based treatments for severe mental illness (like EX/RP) in behavioral health.

Up to $736K

2029-06-30

health research

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Building Community and Capacity for Data-Intensive Research in the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences and in Education and Human Resources

U.S. National Science Foundation

As part of NSF's Cyberinfrastructure Framework for 21st Century Science and Engineering (CIF21) activity, the Directorate for Social, Behavioral, & Economic Sciences (SBE) and the Directorate for Education and Human Resources (EHR) seek to enable research communities to develop visions, teams, and capabilities dedicated to creating new, large-scale, next-generation data resources and relevant analytic techniques to advance fundamental research for the SBE and EHR areas of research. Successful proposals will outline activities that will have significant impacts across multiple fields by enabling new types of data-intensive research. Investigators should think broadly and create a vision that extends intellectually across multiple disciplines and that includes--but is not necessarily limited to--the SBE or EHR areas of research.

sciencetechnology

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Building Community and Resiliency in Crown Hill

Crown Hill Emergency Hub

The Crown Hill Emergency Hub will be hosting a HUB 101 event on July 20, 2025, from 1pm to 3:30pm, located at 9089 Holman Rd NW. The goal of the event is to engage neighbors on the subject of community preparedness. The community participants will gain an understanding of how a emergency Hub works, and why it is necessary, There will also be a Hub Drill where participants will be acquainted with Hub Box contents. In addition there will be an exercise of a post disaster scenario. The event is free and open to the public.

Up to $5K

infrastructure

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Building Community and Resiliency in Olympic Hills

Olympic Hills Hub

The Olympic Hill Emergency Hub will be hosting a series of Hub Info sessions on August 7th, 28th, and on September 25th at the Lake City Farmers Market, and an Urban Survival Skills Fair located at 1534 NE 145th, which is in the SE corner of the parking lot at NE 145th St and 15th Ave NE in January. The goal of the event is to engage neighbors on the subject of community preparedness. The community participants will gain an understanding of how an emergency Hub works, and why it is necessary, There will also be a Hub Drill where participants will be acquainted with Hub Box contents. In addition, there will be an exercise of a post disaster scenario. The event is free and open to the public.

Up to $5K

Agricultureinfrastructure

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Building Community Around Disaster Preparedness

Ballard Emergency Communication Hubs

Ballard Hub Captains and their teams are eager to reengage their neighbors around the subject of household and community preparedness. To accomplish this, multiple events will be hosted throughout Ballard educating neighbors about preparing for a disaster.

Up to $32K

infrastructure

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Building Construction Technology Extension Program (BCTEP) Pilot Projects

National Institute of Standards and Technology

NIST invites proposals from eligible proposers to fund pilot projects under a new Building Construction Technology Extension Program (BCTEP). This pilot program will address increasing energy efficiency in commercial and industrial building operations. This pilot program will focus on re-tuning, which is a systematic semi-automated process of identifying operational problems in commercial and industrial buildings.

sciencetechnology

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Building Coral Resilience and Facilitating Post-Bleaching Recovery

National Park Service

This announcement is not a request for applications. This announcement is to provide public notice of the National Park Service's intention to award financial assistance for the following project activities: Cooperative Agreement P20AC00749 with the University of Guam for the project titled "Building Coral Resilience and Facilitating Post-Bleaching Recovery"

$45K – $229K

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Building Cross-Border Capacity for Transnational Criminal Organizations, financial Investigations and Asset Recovery