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Find similar grantsCapital Grants Program (coordinated in partnership with Alliance for Maine's Marine Economy) is sponsored by Maine Technology Institute (MTI). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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MTI Announces Workshops for Potential Applicants to the Alliance for Maine’s Marine Economy Capital Grants Program Brunswick, ME – May 8, 2017. The Maine Technology Institute (MTI) in partnership with the Alliance for Maine’s Marine Economy is holding two workshops for potential applicants to the Marine Economy Capital Grants Program.
The Program is financed by the Marine Economy and Jobs bond that MTI manages on behalf of the State of Maine….
MTI Announces the First Round of Alliance for Maine’s Marine Economy Capital Grants Program Brunswick, ME – The Maine Technology Institute (MTI), in partnership with the Alliance for Maine’s Marine Economy, has released today a new request for proposals (RFP) for a first round of awards from the Marine Economy Capital Grants Program (MECG). Businesses, private, public and non-profit entities are invited to apply.
The Program is financed by… MTI MAKES $1,027,822 IN AWARDS TO 25 MAINE COMPANIES AND RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS BRUNSWICK, MAINE – The Maine Technology Institute (MTI) has approved 25 awards across its various funding programs which total over $1 million in awards and leverage over $1. 6 million in matching funding from the organizations.
The investments will support innovative projects in 10 of Maine’s 16 counties and in each of the state’s targeted technology… MTI Funds $52,476 in Seven Awards to Maine Companies BRUNSWICK, MAINE – The Maine Technology Institute (MTI) approved five TechStart Grant applications and two Business Accelerator Grants in January, totaling $52,476 in awards to entrepreneurs from across Maine to advance new product and process development in biotechnology, precision manufacturing, environmental technology and information technology.
This round of MTI awards leveraged $73,591 of matching contributions…
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Capital Grants Program (coordinated in partnership with Alliance for Maine's Marine Economy) is funded by Maine Technology Institute (MTI). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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