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Offshore Wind Works - Workforce Training & Development Grants is sponsored by Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC). MassCEC's Offshore Wind Works (OSWW) initiative expands the Commonwealth's capacity to develop a workforce for planning, deploying, operating, and maintaining offshore wind farms.
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Offshore Wind Works - Workforce Training & Development Grants | MassCEC Offshore Wind Works - Workforce Training & Development Grants The Challenge: Create an Offshore Wind Workforce While offshore wind projects in southern New England are navigating near-term challenges, MassCEC remains committed to supporting projects currently under construction and positioning the Commonwealth to be well situated for the industry when headwinds curtail.
Through this RFP, MassCEC seeks to prepare and advance Massachusetts' current and future offshore wind workforce to ensure a qualified, well-trained, safe and equitable workforce to plan, build, operate, and maintain offshore wind projects into the future.
Offshore construction activities have been underway in the region since 2022, and sustained offshore workforce readiness remains essential to the success and reliability of these projects.
By supporting a network of training providers, academic institutions, community-based organizations and more, Offshore Wind Works (OSWW) is expanding the Commonwealth’s capacity to develop a Massachusetts workforce that can plan, deploy, operate, and maintain offshore wind farms in southern New England, as well as support the manufacturing of offshore wind components and its related supply chain.
OSWW provides support for other types of workforce development projects, including training programs, career awareness programs, programs with equity and inclusion elements, and studies related to workforce development or worker safety in the offshore wind industry. Applicants may be an individual company, organization, or institution, or may be a team of such entities.
Applicants are encouraged to engage with, partner with, and/or demonstrate support from the offshore wind industry, including developers and other companies, and/or Massachusetts-based training or educational providers with existing programs.
The lead applicant must fall into at least one of the following categories: A community-based nonprofit organization with 501(c)(3) status and located in Massachusetts A public government entity An accredited Massachusetts school An accredited Massachusetts higher education institution offering two- or four-year degrees An established private workforce training provider or other private company doing business in Massachusetts in partnership with an organization, entity, school, institution, or union that falls under one of the categories listed above.
Proposals are due via email to offshorewind@masscec. com by April 17, 2026, 11:59 PM ET. Release of RFP on MassCEC website March 17, 2026 at 11:00am Q&A Period (Questions posed via email to offshorewind@masscec.
com) Questions with Answers Posted to MassCEC Website April 17, 2026 by 11:59PM ET All dates subject to change at MassCEC's discretion Please submit your complete application to offshorewind@masscec. com with the subject line "2026 Offshore Wind Workforce RFP Application."
Attachment A - Portfolio Assessment Report Attachment B - Existing OSWW Projects Attachment C - Authorized Signature Form Attachment D - Application Form Attachment E - Sample Agreement On March 17, MassCEC held an informational webinar for the 2026 Offshore Wind Works grant funding opportunity. The webinar provided background, addressed project types, eligibility, and application requirements.
Offshore Wind Works webinar slides MassCEC is committed to nurturing the offshore wind workforce development ecosystem in the Commonwealth. MassCEC is open to assisting potential applicants with networking and is happy to help make connections between organizations whenever possible. Interested parties should reach out to offshorewind@masscec.
com and outline your request. You can read about past awardees and their projects at Offshore Wind Works Grants and Community of Practice . Frequently Asked Questions New questions will be accepted until April 6, 2026.
Answers will be posted periodically throughout the solicitation window. Submit questions to offshorewind@masscec. com.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Lead applicants must be a Massachusetts-based community-based nonprofit organization with 501(c)(3) status, a public government entity, an accredited Massachusetts school or higher education institution, or a local labo…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Offshore Wind Works - Workforce Training & Development Grants is funded by Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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