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Find similar grantsReclamation and Development Grants Program (RDGP) Planning Grants is sponsored by Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation (DNRC). Funds projects that help plan and develop reclamation projects, potentially including equipment upgrades like airdrills.
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Reclamation and Development Grants Projects that repair, reclaim, and mitigate environmental damage to public resources from non-renewable resource extraction, including Investigation and remediation of hazardous waste sites Oil and gas well abandonment Research and demonstration Projects that meet a crucial state need must prevent or eliminate severe and unacceptable damage to natural resources or capture extraordinary public benefit that would otherwise be lost.
They must have a regional, watershed, or statewide importance. Public benefit from implementation of this type of project must directly relate to natural resources. Drought Management (Plans and Projects) Channel Migration Zone Maps Planning and design of projects that repair, mitigate, or reclaim mining, hazardous waste or oil and gas sites and meet other crucial state needs like drought and high hazard dams.
Learn more about Planning Grants Projects that repair, mitigate, or reclaim mining, hazardous waste or oil and gas sites and meet other crucial state needs like drought and high hazard dams.
Learn more about Project Grants Eligibility and Program Information Political subdivisions of state Local and tribal government including state agencies and universities Incorporated cities and towns Water/sewer/solid waste districts Divisions of state government (departments, agencies, boards, commissions) In order to be eligible for RDGP funding, a project must: Be technically and financially feasible Be the most cost-effective alternative to address a problem or attain an objective Comply with statutory and regulatory standards protecting environmental quality Be from an applicant able and willing to enter into an agreement with DNRC for the implementation of the proposed project.
Cannot relieve a liable party or include work on an actively permitted site Application and Review Process All applications will be reviewed by DNRC for the degree of natural resource benefits and technical and financial feasibility. Grant applications will be ranked using a point system.
As defined in statute (MCA 90-2-1113), evaluation and ranking of projects are based on: the degree of natural resource and public benefits the need and urgency for the project project management criteria Grant Recipient Responsibilities If a project is approved for funding, the applicant must enter into a grant agreement with DNRC before any funds will be received. The agreement will be negotiated when funding is available and secure.
Detailed scopes of work and budgets are required in all agreements, and must be approved by DNRC before work begins on the project. Expenses incurred before the grant agreement is effective will not be reimbursed. Applicable laws governing contracting and procurement must be followed, and grantees must keep accurate financial records and documentation for audits.
Grantees must permit DNRC to monitor work performance and visit the project sites. The grant agreement will spell out project progress reporting requirements and will include both narrative and financial reports.
When the project is completed, the grantee must prepare and submit a clear, comprehensive final report containing specific project details, a summary of project expenses, all data gathered, evaluation, results, and conclusions or recommendations. Photographic documentation of construction projects may be required before, during, and after construction. Please see the Training and Education page for trainings, FAQs, and documents.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Cities, counties, tribal governments, and state agencies in Montana. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $500,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Reclamation and Development Grants Program (RDGP) Planning Grants are due September 30, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Reclamation and Development Grants Program (RDGP) Planning Grants is funded by Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation (DNRC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Montana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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