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Base Enhancement Grant Program Base Enhancement Grant Program The North Dakota Department of Commerce is requesting proposals for the Base Enhancement Grant Program, established pursuant to Senate Bill 2018 of the Sixty-Ninth Legislative Assembly to support North Dakota communities with an Air Force installation or Air National Guard facilities.
The purpose of the program is to strengthen, enhance, and advance military missions in North Dakota by supporting initiatives that improve installation readiness, community integration, strategic positioning, quality of life, and long-term mission sustainability.
A total of $1,000,000 has been appropriated for the current biennium and will be allocated as follows: $600,000 – Eligible organizations in Minot $250,000 – Eligible organizations in Grand Forks $150,000 – Eligible organizations in Fargo Grant funds are available during the biennium: July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2027.
Applicants must be an organization whose mission, programming, or operations support the enhancement and advancement of military missions associated with: Grand Forks Air Force Base Fargo Air National Guard facilities Eligible applicants may include: • Nonprofit organizations • Economic development organizations Applicants must submit a concise proposal letter that includes: 1. Organization name and contact information 2.
Requested funding amount 3. Description of project or initiative 4. Impact on military mission enhancement 5.
Outcomes and performance measures 7. Identification of leveraged funds or partnerships, if applicable Applications must be submitted electronically by January 21, 2026 to the Deputy Director of Economic Development and Finance, Shayden Akason at sakason@nd. gov .
Each proposal will be evaluated based on the following weighted criteria: Mission Alignment – 22 points Evaluates how strongly the proposal enhances installation readiness, mission sustainability, or strategic positioning. Impact and Outcomes – 18 points Assesses the tangible benefits to the base and community. Organizational Capacity – 15 points Measures applicant’s experience and readiness to deliver.
Financial Stewardship and Budget – 13 points Assesses fiscal responsibility and soundness of proposal. Strategic Value and Sustainability – 12 points Evaluates longevity and institutional value. Leverage and Community Benefit – 10 points Measures partnerships and broader impact.
Veteran Transition and Retention – 10 points Evaluates how effectively the proposal supports transitioning decommissioned or separating military veterans into civilian life, workforce participation, community integration, and long-term residency in North Dakota.
Funds must support mission enhancement, including: • Mission advocacy and positioning • Quality-of-life improvements • Recruitment and retention programs • Strategic advising or studies • Community programming supporting military families and personnel • Readiness and infrastructure support efforts • Retain documentation for auditing • Submit biannual progress reports • Participate in legislative testimony when requested • Submit a final report by June 30, 2027 summarizing outcomes, expenditures, and remaining balances.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Military installations and associated communities in North Dakota. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Base Enhancement Grant Program is funded by North Dakota Department of Commerce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in North Dakota. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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