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NYS Supply Chain Manufacturing Initiatives Grant is sponsored by New York Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NY MEP). This program assists small to mid-sized manufacturers in New York State to understand and improve their supply chain management practices, identify risks, and pursue improvement activities. It begins with an assessment by supply chain experts.
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New York State Manufacturing Supply Chain Maturity Assessment Program - NY Manufacturing Extension Partnership New York State Supply Chain Manufacturing Initiatives Supply Chain Initiatives Program Offering The Supply Chain Initiatives program has been designed to assist small to mid-sized manufacturer’s to gain an understanding of the maturity of their supply chain management practices and identify potential changes that can remove risk from their businesses.
It includes an assessment that is evaluated by supply chain experts who prepare a customized report of recommendations for the manufacturer. Grant funded support is available after the assessment should the manufacturer wish to pursue improvement activities.
The NYS supply chain Manufacturing Initiatives Grant is intended for: Manufacturers with a valid Manufacturing NAICS code and listing in Dun & Bradstreet Manufacturers with fewer than 500 employees Requests from participants: Participate in assessment sessions Participate in post assessment reviews Supply Chain Maturity Assessment Step 1 is an assessment that will interview the manufacturer and indicate opportunities to improve supply chain management and remove risks for the manufacturer's business.
Step 2 is an opportunity for participants to receive grant funded support for customized supply chain management improvement activities. For a manufacturer, their supply chain is vital to their operations, profit, cashflow and reputation. Managing the inventory of components to meet anticipated needs and containing the cost of them allows for a predictable production process and profitability.
The NYS Supply Chain Manufacturing Initiatives Grant has been designed to help manufacturers understand and assess their management of suppliers, internal buyers, inventory and communication to stakeholders around these best practice families: Supplier Pricing Controls Collaborative Planning with Sales & Operations Supply Chain Continuous Improvement Efforts & Results Communication with Suppliers Control of Supply Chain: Engineering Changes, Incoming Inspection, Purchasing Controls Transportation & Logistics Supply Continuity Planning Manufacturing Supply Chain Learning Opportunities This program provides a baseline “Supply Chain Maturity” self-assessment that eligible manufacturers can complete online.
This will help inform actions for the assessment team in order to make recommendations to the manufacturer to help improve their practices/processes around supply chain management. Interested manufacturers will have a formal report out on their self-assessment and be eligible for up to 8-hours of assistance that may come in the form of training or customized tool development based on gaps identified in the assessment.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Manufacturers with a valid Manufacturing NAICS code, a Dun & Bradstreet listing, and fewer than 500 employees, with manufacturing facilities in New York State. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
NYS Supply Chain Manufacturing Initiatives Grant is funded by New York Manufacturing Extension Partnership (NY MEP). 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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