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Find similar grantsAdditive Manufacturing Adoption Program (CCAT) is sponsored by Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology (CCAT). This grant supports the acquisition of additive manufacturing technology, including hardware, software, and third-party integration services. It's administered on a first-come, first-served basis.
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CCAT: Advancing Technology, Talent & Training Innovations Technology. Talent. Training.
Transformation. CCAT drives industrial innovation by helping manufacturers adopt new technologies, strengthen operations, and develop top talent. From additive manufacturing and automation to training and funding support, we provide the tools and expertise to cut costs, improve quality, and accelerate growth.
We partner with the world’s leading organizations to efficiently bring leading-edge products to market. Explore transformative programs for the next generation of engineering and manufacturing. Scaling Model Based Definition Solving the challenges of modern manufacturing with emerging technologies and techniques.
Advanced Design, Automation, and Metrology Additive Technologies, Optimization, and Machining Innovate beyond boundaries. Our programs , training , and funding cultivate organizations fit for the modern world. Explore new possibilities using model-based definition.
From advanced engineering and design techniques to manufacturing execution and technology adoption, we help streamline and accelerate processes. Upskill your teams to power the adoption of emerging tech. Elevate your teams’ abilities and accelerate their adoption of new technologies to create a modern, agile workforce that drives innovation and increases operational velocity.
Develop your team excellence Apply for technology innovation grants and funding. We offer funding to help manufacturers acquire the essential skills, tools, and resources needed to keep pace with today’s rapidly evolving industrial landscape. Secure funding for innovation "A process that took up to 12 weeks to complete, now takes less than two weeks.
We transformed a key section of our business using our new additive manufacturing systems."
Britney Isherwood, President Additive Manufacturing’s Next Phase: Scaling Through Digital Integration by Dr. Amy Thompson Third Wave Systems and CCAT Partner to Advance Digital Thread and Machining Modeling Training From Exploration to Execution: How Guided Additive Adoption Helped Guill Tool Reduce Lead Times and Build New Capability Jeff Rossi Joins Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology Board of Directors AI, Cybersecurity and Workforce Trends Shape Manufacturing in 2026 How NEAP Turned Digital Insight Into Faster Cycles, Lower Scrap, and Stronger Readiness CCAT and Quinnipiac University Collaborate to Assist Manufacturers in Transitioning to Model-Based Definition Empowering Ideas: How Horst Engineering Turned Curiosity into Capability Celebrating 100 Years of Pratt & Whitney Innovation Inspiring Innovation: How Mott Corporation is Leading the Way with Additive Manufacturing Celebrating Innovation at the 2nd Annual Connecticut Manufacturing Innovation Forum Dr. Amy Thompson Named CCAT’s Chief Technology Officer: Driving State and Regional Innovation and Technology Integration How BNL Industries is Destroying Mediocrity, and Leading the Future of Mission-Critical Manufacturing Connecticut's Aerospace Industry Takes Off With New Jobs, Growth and Investment Shaping the Future: Inclusive AI, Real-World Impact and Human-Centered Design CCAT Drives Innovation at Manufacturing Technology Series EAST 2025 Press Release: CCAT Announces Interim Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bond Joins CCAT as Executive Director, Bringing Decades of Manufacturing Leadership CCAT + NCMS Launch Expert-Led Tools to Advance Digital Manufacturing Across the Defense Supply Chain Celebrating Excellence: Dr. Jackie Garofano and Nasir Mannan Inducted into UConn’s Academy of Distinguished Engineers CCAT Day at the Capitol Showcases Innovation in Action | Fox 61 The Connecticut Sun Announces BuildSubmarines.
com Partnership for 2025 Season NASA Looks to Connecticut Manufacturers to Join Space Projects Governor Lamont to Present Legendary Rolling Stones Guitarist Keith Richards with the Inaugural Connecticut Governor’s Award for Excellence CCAT Hosts RGBSI Aerospace & Defense for Exclusive Technology Demonstration Building a Successful Internship Program: Tips for Connecticut Manufacturers Women in STEM: Beyond Barriers - The Innovators Shaping Our Future CCAT and TBGA Announce Strategic Partnership to Enhance Training in the Northeast CCAT Launches Faculty Fellowship Program in Digital Transformation National Partnership Aims to Entice Connecticut Companies into Submarine Supply Chain CCAT Partners with BlueForge Alliance to Accelerate Production in the U.S. Submarine Industrial Base Transforming Aerospace Manufacturing: Inside CCAT's Digital Thread Training Lab CCAT Partners with Adia, Inc. to Equip Northeast Manufacturers with Additive Manufacturing Workflow Skills Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology Partners with Evident to Propel Manufacturing Innovation Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology Keeps Companies Competitive and Advancing Governor Lamont Announces Six Manufacturers Each Receiving $100,000 State Grant To Support the Adoption of Additive Technologies New Groundbreaking Talent & Training Accelerator and Digital Thread Lab Opens at the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology Connecticut Leads the Way In Affordable Tech for Small Businesses TRAK Machine Tools and Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology Sign Partnership Agreement Fueling Innovation: Connecticut Manufacturers Eligible for $100K Grant to Boost 3D Printing Capabilities Made in America Podcast: Serving the Industrial Base with Ron Angelo Hartford Business Journal 2023 40 Under Forty Honoree: Kristi Oki Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology announces appointment of Dr. Amy Thompson as Chief Talent & Training Officer CCAT Awarded $7M to Establish DoD Digital Thread Manufacturing Lab for Northeast Defense Industrial Base New strategic collaboration to build smart manufacturing technologies for small and medium-sized manufacturers to scale business impact and compete globally Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology is Named a Stanley Black & Decker Makers Grant Recipient Connecticut Launches Internship Program for Manufacturing Meet the CCAT Team: Ruby ElKharboutly, PhD Offshore Wind Supply Chain Directory Open for Connecticut Business Connections Hartford Business Journal 2022 40 Under Forty Honoree: Nasir Mannan Smart Manufacturing Spotlight: Carlton Industries Corporation CCAT Releases Michigan Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle Deployment Plan “H2 FCEV Roadmap 2022” CCAT Awarded 2022 Connecticut Medal of Technology Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology Secures $900,000 for Community Funding Project in Connecticut’s First District Let's build the future together.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Manufacturers in Connecticut seeking to adopt additive/3D printing technologies. Confirm the full requirements on the funder's own website before applying.
The current listing shows up to $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs on the funder's own website.
Additive Manufacturing Adoption Program (CCAT) is funded by Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology (CCAT). Verify program details on the funder's own website before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Connecticut. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the funder's own website for location requirements.
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