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KPDI | Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development ATTENTION: CED staff is currently reviewing recently passed legislation related to economic development activity. Please stay tuned for important updates.
Kentucky Product Development Initiative (KPDI) The established Kentucky Product Development Initiative (KPDI) Program of 2024 is a statewide effort to support upgrades at industrial sites throughout the commonwealth and position Kentucky for continued economic growth.
KPDI, a collaboration between the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development and Kentucky Association for Economic Development (KAED), includes $35 million per fiscal year in state funding toward upgrades of sites and buildings across the state.
KPDI applicants, such as local governments and economic development organizations, may seek funding assistance for transformative site and infrastructure improvement projects that will generate increased economic development opportunities and job creation for Kentucky residents.
Through KPDI, funding is available through a competitive application process, with each of the 120 Kentucky counties eligible for a maximum funding amount calculated based on population. There is a maximum of $2 million per county per project.
Applicants are encouraged to submit regional projects, which allow available funding for multiple counties to be combined, increasing the maximum allowed for a given project KPDI 2024 Governor Address Your browser does not support the video tag. Your browser does not support the video tag. KPDI Fact Sheet and FAQs: A fact sheet with overview of program and a FAQ are available for download below.
Frequently Asked Questions A webinar was held on Sept 26, 2024, which provided a general overview of KPDI 2024. Full recording on Sept 26, 2024 Webinar Applications and questions about the KPDI program can be submitted to KPDI@KAEDOnline. org .
Round 2: A message from Gov. Andy Beshear Your browser does not support the video tag. Your browser does not support the video tag. KPDI Fact Sheet and FAQs: A fact sheet with overview of program and a FAQ are available for download below.
Frequently Asked Questions Process and application instructions April 28, 2023 Letter of intent participation deadline June 23, 2023 Request For Information (RFI) Application deadline A free webinar was held on March 30, which provided a general overview of Round 2 of the program. Full recording on March 30, 2023 Webinar Applications and questions about the KPDI program can be submitted to KPDI@KAEDOnline. org .
Round 1: A message from Gov. Andy Beshear Your browser does not support the video tag. KPDI Fact Sheet and FAQs: A fact sheet with overview of program and a FAQ are available for download below.
KPDI Due Diligence and Funding Update 2023-03-03 Due Diligence and Funding Update Kentucky Product Development Initiative (KPDI) A webinar detailing the first round of the Kentucky Product Development Initiative (KPDI) Program of 2024 is scheduled for Thursday, September 26, at 1:30 p. m. EDT via Zoom.
Participants can access the webinar here . No registration is required. The newly established Kentucky Product Development Initiative (KPDI) is a statewide effort to support upgrades at industrial sites throughout the commonwealth and position Kentucky for continued economic growth.
KPDI, a collaboration between the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development and Kentucky Association for Economic Development (KAED), includes $100 million in state funding toward upgrades of sites and buildings across the state.
KPDI applicants, such as local governments and economic development organizations, may seek funding assistance for transformative site and infrastructure improvement projects that will generate increased economic development opportunities and job creation for Kentucky residents.
Through KPDI, funding is available through a competitive application process, with each of the 120 Kentucky counties eligible for a maximum funding amount calculated based on population. There is a maximum of $2 million per county per project. Applicants are encouraged to submit regional projects, which allow available funding for multiple counties to be combined, increasing the maximum allowed for a given project.
A message from Gov. Andy Beshear Your browser does not support the video tag. Your browser does not support the video tag. KPDI Fact Sheet and FAQs: A fact sheet with overview of program and a FAQ are available for download below.
Frequently Asked Questions Process and application instructions April 28, 2023 Letter of intent participation deadline June 23, 2023 Request For Information (RFI) Application deadline A free webinar was held on March 30, which provided a general overview of Round 2 of the program. Full recording on March 30, 2023 Webinar Applications and questions about the KPDI program can be submitted to KPDI@KAEDOnline. org .
Round 1: A message from Gov. Andy Beshear Your browser does not support the video tag. KPDI Fact Sheet and FAQs: A fact sheet with overview of program and a FAQ are available for download below.
KPDI Due Diligence and Funding Update 2023-03-03 Due Diligence and Funding Update Process and application instructions August 5, 2022 - Letter of Intent deadline September 16, 2022 - Applicant submission deadline Two introductory webinars highlighting the new KPDI program were held on July 14 and July 21, which provided a general overview of the program and an in-depth look at the application process.
Full recording of July 14 webinar View the presentation here Full recording of July 21 webinar View the presentation here Applications and questions about the KPDI program can be submitted to KPDI@KAEDOnline. org .
Process and application instructions August 5, 2022 - Letter of Intent deadline September 16, 2022 - Applicant submission deadline Two introductory webinars highlighting the new KPDI program were held on July 14 and July 21, which provided a general overview of the program and an in-depth look at the application process.
Full recording of July 14 webinar View the presentation here Full recording of July 21 webinar View the presentation here Applications and questions about the KPDI program can be submitted to KPDI@KAEDOnline. org . Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development Fill out completely to submit your inquiry
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments and economic development organizations in Kentucky. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $2,500,000 per county. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Kentucky Product Development Initiative (KPDI) is funded by Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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