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Original appropriation deadline was September 30, 2026, but funds have been rescinded by Section 60021 of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025 (Public Law 119-21). The program is effectively closed.
IRA Section 60503 - Funding for Low-Carbon Materials at Federal Facilities is sponsored by U.S. General Services Administration (GSA). This funding is allocated to acquire and install low greenhouse gas emissions materials and products in GSA buildings.
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IRA Section 60503 - Funding for Low-Carbon Materials at Federal Facilities - Inflation Reduction Act Tracker Section 60503 of the IRA appropriates $2. 15 billion to the Federal Buildings Fund , 40 U.S.C. § 592 , to acquire and install low greenhouse gas emissions materials and products in GSA buildings.
The appropriated funds will available until September 30, 2026. Funds Rescinded by Congress Section 60021 of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025 (Public Law 119-21) rescinded unobligated funds under this IRA provision.
Trump Administration Actions: Congress Passes Budget Bill, Rescinding Funds and Repealing IRA Programs and Tax Credits [07/03/2025] House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Proposes IRA Rollbacks [04/29/2025] OMB Orders Temporary Pause on Financial Assistance Programs, Later Rescinded [01/27/2025] OMB Clarifies Scope of the Order to Halt IRA Spending [01/21/2025] Trump Issues Executive Order to Halt All IRA Funding Disbursements [01/20/2025] Implementation Status at End of Biden Administration: As of August 2024 , GSA had invested $480 million of the $2.
1 billion the IRA appropriated for design, build, and modernization contracts at federal buildings using low-carbon materials. As of January 2025, approximately $1. 6 billion of funding is still available through September 30, 2026.
The IRA’s investment in low-embodied carbon materials have led to the development of 17,000 Environmental Product Declarations in GSA’s IRA low-embodied carbon product categories. Biden Administration Actions: GSA Announces Energy Savings Performance Contract for Projects around Washington, D. C.
[01/14/2025] GSA Announces Energy Savings Performance Contract for Colorado Project [01/13/2025] GSA Announces Design Construction Management Contract for Port of Entry Project in California [12/16/2024] GSA Announces Design-Build Contract for Port of Entry Project in Texas [12/16/2024] GSA Announces Design Contract for U.S. Courthouse Streetscape Project in Florida [11/19/2024] GSA Announces $11.
3 Million Contract for Sustainable Improvements to U.S. Courthouse in North Carolina [11/12/2024] GSA Announces Contract for Sustainable Improvements to U.S. Courthouse in Kentucky Using IRA Funds [10/17/2024] GSA Announces $7.
4 Million Contract for Sustainable Improvements to U.S. Courthouse in Tennessee [10/15/2024] GSA Announces $33 Million Contract for Low-Carbon Construction Project at Pacific Highway Land Port of Entry [10/08/2024] GSA Announces Two Contracts for Low-Carbon Construction Projects at Federal Facilities [10/02/2024] GSA Awards $2.
7 Million Design & Build Contract for Otay Mesa Land Port of Entry in California [09/26/2024] GSA Awards Contract to Construct New Commercial Land Port of Entry in Douglas, Arizona [09/24/2024] GSA Announces Nearly $116 Million for Sustainable Construction of New Cybersecurity Headquarters [08/16/2024] GSA Announces $174 Million to Build Land Port of Entry in California Using Low Carbon Materials [07/26/2024] GSA Announces Over $24 Million for Sustainable Improvements to U.S. Courthouse in Montana [06/04/2024] GSA Announces $23.
8 million for Improvements at Federal Buildings to Benefit Communities [04/10/2024] GSA Announces Over $16 Million in IRA Funds for Sustainable Improvements at a Pittsburgh Courthouse [03/27/2024] GSA Announces Over $1 Billion Investment in Green Improvements to Federal Land Ports of Entry [03/14/2024] GSA Announces $50 Million for U.S. Courthouse Improvements Through Federal Buy Clean Initiative [03/12/2024] GSA Awards Contract for Sustainable Renovation of Charles E.
Whittaker U.S. Courthouse [02/07/2024] GSA Announces $2 Billion for Federal Low Embodied Carbon Construction Projects [11/06/2023] GSA Uses IRA Funds to Buy Sustainable Glass for Virginia Courthouse [09/20/2023] GSA Announces $88 Million to Make Denver Federal Buildings Green [08/24/2023] DHS and GSA Announce Expansion of DHS Headquarters Funded by IRA [08/17/2023] GSA Breaks Ground on Expected First Net-Zero Land Port in the Country [06/27/2023] GSA Announces Pilot Buy Clean IRA Requirements for Procurement of Low Embodied Carbon Construction Materials [05/16/2023] GSA Announces “Buy Clean” Pilot Procurement of Low Embodied Carbon Construction Materials [05/16/2023] GSA Announces Funding for New Sustainable FDA Laboratory [01/19/2023] GSA Announces First IRA Projects at Federal Facilities [12/19/2022] IRA investments in GSA’s programs are expected to avoid more than 2.
3 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Contractors and suppliers providing materials for GSA federal building and paving projects. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2.15 billion appropriated (approximately $1.6 billion still available as of January 2025). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for IRA Section 60503 - Funding for Low-Carbon Materials at Federal Facilities are due September 30, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
IRA Section 60503 - Funding for Low-Carbon Materials at Federal Facilities is funded by U.S. General Services Administration (GSA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Violence Against Women Discretionary Grants for Indian Tribal Governments is sponsored by Department of Justice. To increase tribal capacity to respond to violent crimes against Indian women, and to develop and strengthen victim services in cases involving violent crimes against Indian women. This listing is currently active. Program number: 16.587. Last updated on 2024-11-26.
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