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We Source NYC Grant Program is sponsored by Southwest Brooklyn Industrial Development Corporation. The We Source NYC Grant Program helps local suppliers make targeted investments to access opportunities in the Offshore Wind Industry and the Building Electrification market. It supports businesses' access to immediate opportunities in these markets through microgrants.
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Program Partners and Funders Since November 2024, SBIDC runs and partners on three projects that aim to advance opportunities for industrial businesses in the green economy, drive job growth, and ensure minority and women-owned businesses are a part of this growing sector.
Tap into business support to help industrial and manufacturing businesses access contracts in building electrification and other green economy sectors, providing direct technical assistance, procurement assistance, and programming.
We Source NYC is a technical assistance and communications program that supports local small- and medium-sized manufacturers, construction service providers, and other relevant companies to capture contract opportunities in the building electrification and offshore wind supply chains.
What We Source NYC Offers: Technical assistance to chart your business strategy, sharpen your pitch, and develop partnerships Workshops and Lunch & Learns on topics in renewable energy industries and setting your business up for procurement opportunities In-person networking events with leaders in the building electrification market and other local businesses in the field Microgrants to support your business’s next step Bi-weekly e-blasts with industry insights, contract opportunities, events, and capacity-building services We are currently offering local companies the opportunity to apply for a unique free 1:1 consulting engagement: Building Electrification Roadmaps.
Learn more and apply by September 30th, 2026 for the first round. The We Source NYC Grant Program is designed to help local suppliers make targeted investments that allow them to access opportunities in the Building Electrification market. The Grant Program is meant to support businesses' access to immediate opportunities in these markets.
A total of $40,000 in microgrants of up to $5,000 each. Microgrant applications will be relaunching in Fall 2026 - stay tuned! Join our LinkedIn group to connect with other businesses and get updates on events and technical assistance offerings.
Stay up to date about opportunities in the OSW and how to plug in. Wind Connections is the essential guide for small businesses seeking opportunities in New York City's offshore wind supply chain. This monthly newsletter initiative is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive industry.
We aim to provide businesses throughout NYC and the boroughs with the information and connections needed to prepare for the opportunities within the emerging offshore wind industry.
View past issues of Wind Connections The Growing Green Business Network supports the creation of a business ecosystem to develop customers, market opportunities, and technical assistance to BIPOC-led industrial and manufacturing firms, with a special focus on small business opportunities in the green economy.
The Collaborative is informed by a Sustainability Advisory Council, a group of majority-BIPOC local business leaders and experts in the sector. Growing Green is hosting a series of workshops throughout the fall and winter of 2025-2026, and will be releasing a toolkit and a database of relevant certifications to support BIPOC businesses in accessing contracts in the building electrification, energy efficiency and green building sectors.
Join us at an upcoming workshop Gear Up for Green: Getting Your Back Office In Order Gear Up For Green: Market Opportunities and RFPs - What you need to know about Sustainability Requirements Gear Up For Green: Primer on Geothermal Energy Program Partners and Funders Upcoming Green Economy Programs & Events We Source NYC Building Electrification Roadmaps Learn more about the sector, grow your business and get direct connections to players in the industry.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local small- and medium-sized manufacturers, construction service providers, industrial equipment suppliers, and other relevant companies in the offshore wind and building electrification supply chains. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $5,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for We Source NYC Grant Program are due March 1, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
We Source NYC Grant Program is funded by Southwest Brooklyn Industrial Development Corporation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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