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Long Island Investment Fund | Empire State Development Long Island Investment Fund The Long Island Investment Fund program will focus on large-scale, transformative projects that will have lasting impacts on Long Island.
The Fund focuses on investments that will: Have a clear nexus to economic growth, job creation or attraction of private sector investment Position Long Island and New York State (NYS) to lead in cutting edge sectors, including innovation, biotechnology, life sciences, digital health and biomedical investments Enable transformative multi-family housing development opportunities to support regional industry growth.
Projects could include initiatives to support the infrastructure required to add multi-family housing, support downtown revitalization, redevelopment of blighted areas and support early-stage innovation businesses, business plan competitions and regional workforce centers.
Businesses involved in industrial, manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution Research and development, high technology, service and other non-retail commercial enterprises Not-for-profits, including colleges and universities For-profit firms, including real estate development firms Local development corporations and industrial development agencies Eligible Projects and Uses of Funds: Construction, expansion, and rehabilitation of facilities Acquisition of machinery and equipment Infrastructure and site development Design/engineering related to construction Workforce development centers and business incubators and accelerators Residential developments of less than 100 units Casino or gambling institutions Medical and Nursing services Retail firms with no other eligible components NYS issues a Request For Proposals To Develop The Long Island Center For Cell And Gene Therapy Applicants should review guidelines here.
It is also strongly recommended that applicants speak to ESD staff prior to submitting an application. ESD's Long Island office can be reached at 631-435-0717 or by email at: [email protected] . To access the Long Island Investment Fund (LIIF) please go to: NYS Consolidated Funding Application Please be sure to select: Long Island Investment Fund (LIIF)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Projects with a clear nexus to economic growth, job creation, or attraction of private sector investment in Long Island. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Long Island Investment Fund is funded by Empire State Development (ESD). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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