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Contractor Assistance Program The Contractor Assistance Program was created with $1. 7 million in funding from the Housing and Community Development Fund. This program will help deploy training and technical assistance to individuals seeking to participate in the skilled construction trades, along with those seeking to become licensed builders.
Contractors, small businesses and emerging developers who need assistance to secure and complete large projects are also eligible for CAP assistance. **Program Goal:**Increase the number of those who are employed in the construction workforce and to help contractor’s and emerging developers to increase their capacity for larger contracts and projects.
_This program is linked directly to the Statewide Housing Plan and the Governor’s urgent call to expand and enhance Michigan’s housing stock by training the necessary workforce. _ * CAP will prepare hundreds of builders to take and eventually pass the Residential Builder’s License Exam and provide them with additional training on Fair Housing and Accessible/Adaptable Housing.
* CAP will introduce scores of future contractors and developers to existing contractors and developers with the possibility of partnering on future projects. * CAP will aid the Governor in assisting Geographically Disadvantaged Business Enterprises by intensively marketing the program in Qualified Census. The Contractor Assistance Program is brought to you by MSHDA and is administered by Herco and Detroit Training Center LLC.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals seeking to participate in skilled construction trades or become licensed builders; contractors, small businesses, and emerging developers in Michigan. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Contractor Assistance Program (CAP) is funded by Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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