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Manufacturing Assistance Program is a grant from NYC Department of Small Business Services (administered by Empire State Development) that supports environmental conservation and sustainability efforts. Manufacturing Assistance Program The Manufacturing Assistance Program provides monetary grants for manufacturing businesses. Grants are for projects to improve productivity or competitiveness.
Manufacturing businesses in New York State employing 50-1,000 workers and exporting at least 30% of their production outside of New York State. Funding amounts include $1 million.
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Manufacturing Assistance Program The Manufacturing Assistance Program provides monetary grants for manufacturing businesses. Grants are for projects to improve productivity or competitiveness. The Manufacturing Assistance Program provides monetary grants for manufacturing businesses.
Grants are for projects to improve productivity or competitiveness. The Manufacturing Assistance Program provides monetary grants for manufacturing businesses. Grants are for projects to improve productivity or competitiveness.
Manufacturing Assistance Program The Manufacturing Assistance Program provides monetary grants for manufacturing businesses. Grants are for projects to improve productivity or competitiveness. Grants are up to $1 million.
Businesses must be in New York State, employ 50-1,000 workers, and export at least 30% of their production outside of New York State. The grant is for a project. The project must include: an investment of at least $1 million; major improvements to production; and retention of 85% of workers for five years.
The project can be for increased or more environmentally friendly production, new equipment, training, or other costs. Empire State Development Homepage 633 Third Avenue, 33rd Floor /content/mycity-eds/fragments/step-by-step-cta-fragment
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Manufacturing businesses in New York State employing 50-1,000 workers and exporting at least 30% of their production outside of New York State. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Manufacturing Assistance Program is funded by NYC Department of Small Business Services (administered by Empire State Development). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New York. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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