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Find similar grantsTechnology Modernization Fund (TMF) is sponsored by U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) / Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The Technology Modernization Fund (TMF) provides funding to federal agencies to invest in technology, systems, and websites that will increase their capacity and efficiency in delivering services to the public.
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**& INCREMENTAL FUNDING** Agencies get funds to kickstart or accelerate their urgent modernization efforts now, while receiving repayment flexibility. To best steward taxpayer dollars, agencies unlock funding transfers only as they complete project milestones. We invest in projects that show measurable return on investment and a high likelihood of success.
Agencies get access to the technical expertise of our Board of federal technology executives. The Board carefully evaluates projects, ensuring they are best positioned for success. With our unique bird’s eye view across government, we help agency leaders and policymakers understand what it takes to succeed in federal IT modernization.
We surface lessons learned, share best practices, and help our agencies connect and learn from one another. We champion reusable solutions and reduce duplicative efforts.
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