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Most recent round awarded in March 2025; no new round announced. Contact manufacturing@masstech.org for future rounds.
Manufacturing Cybersecurity Program (MCP) is sponsored by Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Provides capital cost share for cybersecurity infrastructure improvement projects for Massachusetts-based small- to medium-sized manufacturers.
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Assisting Massachusetts manufacturers to bolster cybersecurity The Manufacturing Cybersecurity Program (MCP), an MMAP program, provided up to $30,000 in capital cost share for cybersecurity infrastructure improvement projects located within the Commonwealth’s borders, as part of the state’s on-going commitment to the manufacturing industry.
This program assisted Massachusetts-based small- to medium-sized manufacturers enhance their cybersecurity infrastructure to meet requirements from customers, strengthen the security of their networks and allow them to enter additional markets. In March 2025, 20 Massachusetts-based manufacturers were awarded a collective $540,473 to upgrade their cybersecurity infrastructure.
Below are the grant recipients and grant totals: AccuRounds, Inc. located in Avon with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $14,346. Aimtek, Inc. located in Auburn with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $30,000. Atech Turbine Components, Inc. located in Auburn with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $30,000.
Creative Materials, Inc. located in Ayer with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $30,000. Falmouth Scientific located in Bourne with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $29,500. Gallagher Custom Machines and Automation located in Mattapoisett with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $30,000.
Governors America Corporation located in Agawam with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $30,000. Helfrich Brothers Boiler Works, Inc. located in Lawrence with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $30,000. Meridian Industrial Group, LLC located in Holyoke with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $26,326.
North Easton Machine Co. , Inc. located in Easton with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $28,801. Patriot Armored Systems, LLC located in Lee with nonprofit partner Berkshire Innovation Center (BIC): $30,000.
Pendar Technologies located in Cambridge with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $26,677. RH Adhesives located in Acton with nonprofit partner MassHire Metro South/West: $30,000. Rock Valley Tool, LLC located in Easthampton with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $17,743.
Sjogren Industries located in Worcester with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $30,000. Solvus Global, LLC located in Worcester with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $30,000. Specialty Materials located in Lowell with nonprofit partner MassMEP: $25,679.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Massachusetts-based small- to medium-sized manufacturers. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $30,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Manufacturing Cybersecurity Program (MCP) is funded by Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Massachusetts. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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