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Capital Grants Program (coordinated with MTI) is sponsored by Alliance for Maine's Marine Economy. This program assists traditional fisheries, aquaculture, and other seafood-related businesses to grow, become profitable, and create jobs by providing up to 50% of the costs of capital equipment-related projects and/or to advance standards and practices in these marine industrie…
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Capital Grants - Alliance for Maine's Marine Economy - University of Maine Alliance for Maine's Marine Economy Coastal Enterprises, Inc. Maine Aquaculture Cooperative Maine Seafood Ventures/Ready Seafood The Alliance for Maine’s Marine Economy, in partnership with Maine Technology Institute, coordinated a Capital Grants Program to assist traditional fisheries, aquaculture and other seafood-related businesses to grow, become profitable, and create jobs by providing up to 50% of the costs of capital equipment related projects and/or to advance the standards and practices in these marine industries.
For a summary of the first round of awards announced in December 2017, see MTI’s full press release . For information on the Capital Grants Program more broadly as well as other MTI programs, visit the Maine Technology Institute at https://www. mainetechnology.
org/program/alliance-maines-marine-economy-capital-grants-program/ .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Traditional fisheries, aquaculture, and other seafood-related businesses in Maine. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Capital Grants Program (coordinated with MTI) is funded by Alliance for Maine's Marine Economy. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Maine. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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