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Contracts · Archived coverage
AAADSW · Contracting Opportunities
Area Agency on Aging and Disabilities of Southwest Washington (AAADSW) · AAADSW · Contracting Opportunities
An issuer discovery channel, rather than a single open call. Individual notices need their own current eligibility, amount and deadline checks.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-08-31. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Aging and Long Term Care of Eastern Washington (ALTCEW) · ALTCEW · Contracting Opportunities
An issuer discovery channel, rather than a single open call. Individual notices need their own current eligibility, amount and deadline checks.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-09-14. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Building and Civil Engineering Plan Review and Inspection, RFP 2026-019
Tulalip Tribes · Building and Civil Engineering Plan Review and Inspection, RFP 2026-019
The published entry date has passed; retained for historical context and to prevent mistaken live-call listings.
Not published in scan
Closed 25 September 2026, 4 p.m.
Source checked 2026-09-28. Washington / Oregon; see exact service-area rules Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
A smaller engagement can open a longer conversation.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Business and Leadership Consulting Services Pre-Qualification List
Energy Trust seeks business and leadership consultants. Its current page lists 2 October, while the current RFQ still gives 18 September.
Aggregate annual provider budget not expected to exceed $200,000
2 October 2026 on current page; PDF read 28 September states 18 September 2026
Source checked 2026-09-30. Oregon-focused Energy Trust consulting Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Coaching Pool RFQ 2026–2028
Energy Trust’s coaching pool accepts ongoing responses. Its previously read RFQ includes a credential requirement that applicants must check before applying. Prior RFQ read records a required coaching credential; exact current language must be verified before applying. Do not substitute general consulting experience. Current status and full requirements have not been rechecked for this supplemental entry.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-09-30. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Coastal Climate Resilience Program Builder, RFP 2026-02
Career Connect Washington / Employment Security Department · Coastal Climate Resilience Program Builder, RFP 2026-02
Mandatory 29 September notice has passed. New applicants may be unable to enter; eligible teams completing that gate face an October proposal date.
About US$1 million pool; typical US$100,000–US$200,000; expected not above US$250,000
Required notice 29 September 2026, 5 p.m., zone unverified; full proposal 15 October, 11:59 p.m.
Source check date unavailable; confirm the official terms. Oregon / Washington or U.S. federal scope, as applicable Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Community Partner Network Embedded Process Evaluation
Energy Trust of Oregon · Community Partner Network Embedded Process Evaluation
Entry has closed. Any reissue would need a new issuer notice; internal submission outcome is not a public eligibility condition.
See closed solicitation
Closed 24 September 2026
Source checked 2026-09-28. Oregon / Washington or U.S. federal scope, as applicable Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
A workforce survey needs more than a good question.
Port of Seattle · Employee Engagement Survey, Solicitation 00322918
The Port seeks employee-engagement research for about 2,600 staff. Proposals close 6 October at noon Pacific; its earlier conference was optional.
Not to exceed $300,000
6 October 2026, noon PT
Source checked 2026-09-30. Port of Seattle, Washington Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Enterprise Community Partners · Enterprise Community Partners · Grants and RFPs
An issuer discovery channel, rather than a single open call. Individual notices need their own current eligibility, amount and deadline checks.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-08-24. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Source checked 2026-09-28. Oregon / Washington or U.S. federal scope, as applicable Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Financial Management System Request for Proposals
ERP/system delivery procurement with a mandatory relevant-reference requirement. It remains a public opportunity for suitably qualified vendors. Current status and full requirements have not been rechecked for this supplemental entry.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-09-28. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Closed procurement. Active COBID registration carried 20 of 100 evaluation points; contractor restrictions on HECC grant competition applied.
US$30,000 maximum; US$150 hourly cap
Closed 25 August 2026, 5 p.m. issuer-labelled PST
Source checked 2026-09-28. Oregon / Washington or U.S. federal scope, as applicable Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Continuously open federal schedule offer route; qualification and past-performance rules apply. Admission does not guarantee orders. Current status and full requirements have not been rechecked for this supplemental entry.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-09-16. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
An issuer discovery channel, rather than a single open call. Individual notices need their own current eligibility, amount and deadline checks.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-09-28. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
An issuer discovery channel, rather than a single open call. Individual notices need their own current eligibility, amount and deadline checks.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-09-14. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Energy Trust of Oregon · LMS Administration and Instructional Design Project RFP
Instructional design and learning-system administration firms or teams. Remote work is allowed during Energy Trust Pacific working hours; personnel outside North America require prior written approval. No SAM/UEI required. No fixed diverse-firm subcontract share; team details and resumes required.
Up to $300,000 · Not-to-exceed services budget for January 1, 2027 to December 31, 2028 combined. Platform licensing is funded separately. Optional extension years have separate budgets.
30 October 2026, 5 p.m. Pacific daylight time; September 29 intent has passed
Sources checked 2026-10-20. The September 29 intent date has passed. Whether a respondent without timely intent can still bid remains unresolved. Final contract, insurance and security requirements will be specified at a subsequent stage. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Washington State Office of Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises (OMWBE) · OMWBE · Bids and Contracting Opportunities
An issuer discovery channel, rather than a single open call. Individual notices need their own current eligibility, amount and deadline checks.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-09-28. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Specialist procurement; review the actual solicitation for credentials, scope and filing conditions.
Not published in scan
2 October 2026
Source checked 2026-09-28. Washington / Oregon; see exact service-area rules Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Port of Longview · Organizational Analysis and Related Services, RFP 26-068-PSC
Longview seeks an initial organizational review, with optional later phases. Team qualifications carry 40 points; proposals close 2 October at 5 p.m. Pacific.
Budget not published
2 October 2026, 5 p.m. Pacific
Source checked 2026-09-30. Longview, Washington Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Parks Levy Public Education and Communications, RFP 962
Clark County · Parks Levy Public Education and Communications, RFP 962
Specialist procurement; review the actual solicitation for credentials, scope and filing conditions.
Not published in scan
7 October 2026
Source checked 2026-09-28. Washington / Oregon; see exact service-area rules Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Specialist procurement; review the actual solicitation for credentials, scope and filing conditions.
Not published in scan
30 September 2026, 5 p.m., timezone not verified
Source checked 2026-09-28. Washington / Oregon; see exact service-area rules Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Washington State Health Care Authority · Re-Procurement of As Needed Convenience Contracts for Behavioral Health and Recovery Training and Support Services, RFQQ 2026HCA01
HCA’s reissued seven-category training and support pool sets initial bids for 1 October at 3 p.m. Pacific. Category-specific experience is required.
Work-order funding as needed; no guaranteed work
1 October 2026, 3 p.m. Pacific, per 28 September official-listing read
Source checked 2026-09-30. Washington State Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
An issuer discovery channel, rather than a single open call. Individual notices need their own current eligibility, amount and deadline checks.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-09-03. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Specialist procurement; review the actual solicitation for credentials, scope and filing conditions.
Not published in scan
9 October 2026, 4:30 p.m., timezone not verified
Source checked 2026-09-28. Washington / Oregon; see exact service-area rules Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Statewide Office for Behavioral Health Advocacy Programme
Washington Department of Commerce · Statewide Office for Behavioral Health Advocacy Programme
The published entry date has passed; retained for historical context and to prevent mistaken live-call listings.
Not published in scan
Closed 2 May 2022
Source checked 2026-09-28. Washington / Oregon; see exact service-area rules Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Washington State Microenterprise Association · 2026–2027 Statewide Collaborative Projects Grant
WSMA’s collaboration grant remains open, with a specific service floor and a budget test for the lead.
US$10,000 per grant; 15 anticipated awards
16 October 2026, 5 p.m. issuer-labeled PST; time zone wording needs confirmation
Source checked 2026-09-30. Washington State, United States Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Source checked 2026-09-30. Global, with some sponsor prizes restricted by location or subject Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Public Health – Seattle & King County · 2027 Promoting First Relationships Agency Training, RFA 2026CHS1082RFA
King County’s early-childhood call is still open, but staff availability and portal access matter as much as the budget.
US$2,000–US$20,000 funding levels
1 October 2026, 2 p.m.; issuer time zone wording requires confirmation
Source checked 2026-09-30. King County, Washington, United States Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Cost sharing is required. Current submission-system instructions conflict with the carried eGrants assumption; confirm the filing route and closing hour.
Not stated in the record
20 October 2026, 5 p.m. Eastern Time
Source checked 2026-09-30. United States; competition service areas apply Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Mission Office openings require a solution summary and written ARPA-H feedback before a full proposal; submission runs through ARPA-H Solutions.
Varies by Mission Office
Rolling Solution Summary; written ARPA-H feedback required before full proposal; check the selected ISO for its closing date
Source checked 2026-09-30. United States programme; see individual opening Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
ArtsWA (Washington State Arts Commission) · ArtsWA Cultivating Healthy Communities (FY27)
Rural Washington collaborative arts/health projects include eligible social-impact nonprofits. Reimbursement basis, another service partner and vendor/entity registrations apply.
$3,000 to $5,000, reimbursement basis
6 October 2026, 5 p.m.; no time zone stated
Source checked 2026-09-30. Rural Washington communities Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Alzheimer's Foundation of America · Bi-Annual Grant
September application window has passed.
$6,000
Closed 25 September 2026
Source checked 2026-09-28. See issuer requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
BJA FY 2026 COSSUP Training and Technical Assistance, O-BJA-2026-172724
Bureau of Justice Assistance · BJA FY 2026 COSSUP Training and Technical Assistance, O-BJA-2026-172724
Training and technical assistance to COSSUP grantees. Nonprofits, higher education and businesses eligible; no match. Registration-start advice is separate from filing cutoffs.
Up to US$2 million; one anticipated 24-month cooperative agreement
SF-424 2 November 2026, 11:59 p.m. ET; full JustGrants 9 November, 8:59 p.m. ET
Source checked 2026-09-29. United States Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
BJA FY 2026 Second Chance Act Community-based Reentry Program, O-BJA-2026-172717
Bureau of Justice Assistance · BJA FY 2026 Second Chance Act Community-based Reentry Program, O-BJA-2026-172717
Nonprofits with and without 501(c)(3), and qualifying Tribes, may apply. No match; corrections/community partnership access documentation required.
Up to US$1 million per award; approximately US$12.5 million pool
SF-424 30 October 2026, 11:59 p.m. ET; full JustGrants 6 November, 8:59 p.m. ET
Source checked 2026-09-29. United States Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Bureau of Justice Assistance, Office of Justice Programs · BJA FY2026 Tribal Justice Training and Technical Assistance Program, O-BJA-2026-172727
Listed universities, nonprofits with or without 501(c)(3) status, businesses, and eligible consortia. Consortium eligibility expressly requires demonstrated national scope and on-site American Indian/Alaska Native expertise. Those additional conditions apply to consortium applicants. The notice lists other eligible entities separately.
$400k / $1.07m / $400k · Up to $1.87 million aggregate; three anticipated cooperative agreements, one per category, for twelve months beginning 1 January 2027. No matching funds required.
First filing 21 October, 11:59 p.m. ET; full application 28 October, 8:59 p.m. ET
Official sources checked 14 October 2026. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Conference awards support institutions, not individuals attending a meeting. Submission lead time and indirect-cost assumptions need confirmation.
Not printed
Rolling submission, no dated deadline printed
Source checked 2026-09-28. See funder requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Breakthrough T1D Industry Discovery and Development Partnership (IDDP)
Breakthrough T1D · Breakthrough T1D Industry Discovery and Development Partnership (IDDP)
Industry Discovery and Development Partnership accepts company inquiries year-round; this mechanism is for for-profit organisations. Matching-fund assumptions remain unverified.
Not printed
Rolling by inquiry, welcomes inquiries from interested companies throughout the year
Source checked 2026-09-28. See funder requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Strategic Research Agreement project concepts have November and May opening submissions. Domestic/foreign institutional eligibility applies; no verified closing hour.
Not printed
Letter of Intent: 5 November 2026, 5 p.m. Eastern Time; second round: 6 May 2027, 5 p.m. Eastern Time
Source checked 2026-09-30. Domestic and foreign institutions Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Cambia Health Foundation · Resilient Children and Families 2026
Cambia Health Foundation · Cambia Health Foundation · Resilient Children and Families 2026
Resilient Children and Families initial window has passed.
$30,000 to $50,000 · up to 24 months
Closed 21 September 2026
Source checked 2026-09-28. See issuer requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
DoD CDMRP · CDMRP BCRP Breakthrough Award Levels 1 and 2 II
Mandatory pre-application precedes the November full application. Investigator and preliminary-data requirements differ by award level.
Not printed on the program page
Pre-application Nov 4, 5:00pm ET; full application Nov 18, 11:59pm ET
Source checked 2026-09-28. See CDMRP announcement Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
DoD CDMRP · CDMRP BMFRP Resource Development Award
Bone-marrow-failure resource development requires a mandatory October pre-application and later November full filing. Institutional/investigator requirements apply.
Not printed
Pre-application Oct 7, 5:00pm ET; application Nov 4, 11:59pm ET
Source checked 2026-09-28. See CDMRP announcement Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
The 16 September pre-application has passed. Full applications are limited to eligible entrants; preclinical animal studies and clinical trials are prohibited.
$300,000 / 2 years
No entry: the pre-application gate closed Sept 16; application Oct 7
Source checked 2026-09-28. See CDMRP announcement Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
CDMRP PRP Early Investigator and Investigator-Initiated Research Awards
DoD CDMRP · CDMRP PRP Early Investigator and Investigator-Initiated Research Awards
Parkinson’s research mechanisms have October pre-applications followed by November filings. Investigator eligibility differs by mechanism.
Not printed
Pre-application Oct 23, 5:00pm ET; application Nov 6, 11:59pm ET
Source checked 2026-09-28. See CDMRP announcement Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
A transplant question can begin without pilot data
Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs · FY2026 Reconstructive Transplant Research Program Concept Award, HT942526RTRPCA
Eligible domestic or foreign nonprofit, for-profit, public and private organizations; investigator at or above postdoctoral level, affiliated with an eligible organization. No academic-employer requirement. Maximum two Concept applications per investigator; no eligibility cost-share requirement.
Up to $200,000 · Includes indirect costs. Roughly $600,000 shared across approximately three Concept awards. The companion IIRA’s $1 million cap and preliminary-data requirements are separate.
DoD CDMRP · CDMRP TBIPHRP Health Services Research Award
The 24 September pre-application has passed. The October full application is for teams that completed the entry stage; clinical research, preliminary data and community participation required.
4 years / $4.0M cap
Pre-application CLOSED Sept 24; application Oct 15, 11:59pm ET. No entry this cycle
Source checked 2026-09-28. See CDMRP announcement Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
FAPESP · SPRINT 2026: São Paulo Researchers in International Collaboration, Edition 1
São Paulo higher-education/research investigators with eligible FAPESP grants and one foreign research institution. Related proposals under merit review may be submitted conditionally; SPRINT is canceled if the related grant remains unapproved at selection. Broad eligible grant categories apply.
Up to US$12,500 · São Paulo-team mobility support. Phase two can add US$12,500 and phase three US$25,000, only after approved progress and conditions; up to thirty proposals per edition. Foreign research cofinancing must be formalized for phase three.
Edition one: 26 October 2026; edition two: 22 February 2027; hour unpublished
Official sources checked 14 October 2026. No closing hour is printed; calendar dates remain all-day. Later-phase funds are conditional, not guaranteed. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Citi Foundation Fourth Global Innovation Challenge: Preparing Youth for AI
Citi Foundation · Citi Foundation Fourth Global Innovation Challenge: Preparing Youth for AI
Initial proposal precedes invited full application. U.S. public-charity and other national requirements, listed target geographies and later audited financials apply; fiscal sponsors excluded.
$500,000 over 24 months, up to 50 grants, $25M total
Letter of Inquiry: 6 October 2026, noon New York time; full application by invitation, anticipated early December 2026
Source checked 2026-09-30. Listed target countries/locations, including Brazil; Washington State absent from U.S. target list Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Anthropic, with CodePath and Social Finance · Claude Corps, host organization track
US-based 501(c)(3) nonprofits that are Claude for Nonprofits Team or Enterprise customers. Government agencies, universities/colleges, K-12 districts and international organizations are not currently eligible.
$10,000 host grant + funded fellow · One-time cash grant per host organization, not per fellow. Fellow salary and benefits are covered through CodePath; up to $2,500 in Claude licenses/API credits per fellow. No salary dollar figure is claimed.
Rolling intake for the 2027 cohorts; choose your reminder date
Official host FAQ checked November 10, 2026. Applications are rolling; the October 2026 cohort cutoff is historical. No 2027 cutoff is invented.
Commonwealth Fund · Commonwealth Fund rolling letter of inquiry
A rolling initial inquiry is available; submit a full proposal only after invitation. General operating support is invitation-only.
Bands from under $65K to six figures
Rolling Letter of Inquiry; full proposal after invitation
Source checked 2026-09-30. International organisations may be considered Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Humanity AI, with application support from Lever for Change · Communities Leading on AI
US/territory 501(c)(3) leads and eligible fiscal sponsors, plus qualifying Tribal governments and public state universities. For-profits and foreign entities may collaborate, not lead. 501(c)(4)s cannot join. Direct 2026 Humanity AI grantees cannot apply alone.
$75k to $1 million · Three request tiers: $75k–$150k, $150k–$500k and $500k–$1m. Duration up to three years; number of awards and tier allocations are not predetermined.
21 October 2026, 4:59 p.m. PT / 7:59 p.m. ET
Official sources checked 14 October 2026. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Connecting Champions for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging in the Health Professions
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation · Connecting Champions for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging in the Health Professions
Initial application entry closed. A later invited proposal date does not reopen the call to new applicants.
See closed call; funding not available to new entrants
Initial submission closed 24 September 2026, 3 p.m. EDT; later stage by invitation
Source checked 2026-09-29. United States Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Doris Duke Foundation and the Pathways for Health Research Collective · Demonstrating Health Solutions: Science in Action
This health call asks teams to put established knowledge to work beyond the pilot stage.
No fixed award range published
Preproposal: 18 November 2026, 3 p.m. ET; invited full proposal: April 2027, exact date pending
Source checked 2026-09-30. Health outcomes and implementation relevant to the United States Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
DOE Genesis Mission: Transforming Science and Energy with AI (DE-FOA-0003612)
DOE · DOE Genesis Mission: Transforming Science and Energy with AI (DE-FOA-0003612)
The May entry gates for FY2026 Phase I and Phase II have passed. The remaining December Phase II round is for recipients of FY2026 Phase I awards; applicants without that award should not treat it as a fresh entry deadline.
Phase I: US$500,000–750,000; Phase II generally 3–5 times the Phase I award per year; US$293.76 million anticipated program funding
Initial entry gates closed in May 2026; Phase II applications resulting from FY2026 Phase I awards: 17 December 2026, 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time
Source checked 2026-09-30. See DOE announcement Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
DOE Office of Science FY2026 Continuation Solicitation (DE-FOA-0003600)
DOE Office of Science · DOE Office of Science FY2026 Continuation Solicitation (DE-FOA-0003600)
The FY 2026 annual solicitation is a historical record. DOE posted the FY 2027 successor, DE-FOA-0003665, on 30 September; use that current solicitation and its program-specific gates for new applications.
Historical award sizes: US$5,000–5 million; approximately US$500 million anticipated program funding
FY 2026 ends 30 September 2026 or earlier replacement by a successor; FY 2027 successor posted 30 September 2026
Source checked 2026-09-30. See DOE announcement Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
DOE Office of Science FY2027 Continuation Solicitation (DE-FOA-0003665)
DOE Office of Science · DOE Office of Science FY2027 Continuation Solicitation (DE-FOA-0003665)
DOE posted its FY2027 annual basic-research solicitation on 30 September. Applications may be submitted throughout the window, but certain review panels require earlier pre-applications; review both parts of the NOFO and the relevant program instructions.
Individual awards vary; approximately US$400 million in program funding, subject to appropriations
30 September 2027, 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, or earlier replacement by a successor NOFO; panel-specific preliminary gates may apply
Source checked 2026-09-30. See future DOE announcement Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
DOE Quantum Genesis Q Competition (DE-FOA-0003657)
DOE Office of Science · DOE Quantum Genesis Q Competition (DE-FOA-0003657)
Milestone-based competition for domestic for-profit entities able to build fault-tolerant quantum computing capabilities in the U.S. Foreign participation and work-location exceptions require explicit DOE waivers. Read all entry and federal-account requirements.
US$215 million anticipated total competition funding, subject to appropriations; milestone payments and shared incentive pools, not an individual award
19 October 2026, 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time according to the current DOE index; questions due 6 October, 5 p.m. ET
Source checked 2026-09-30. Domestic for-profit entities and U.S. performance; limited foreign or work-location participation only with explicit DOE waiver Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
DOJ/BJA Kevin and Avonte Program (O-BJA-2026-172697)
DOJ / Bureau of Justice Assistance · DOJ/BJA Kevin and Avonte Program (O-BJA-2026-172697)
Support for preventing and responding to wandering by people with dementia or developmental disabilities. Two federal filings and active federal registrations are required; no match.
Up to $150,000, 14 awards, $2,105,869 total
Grants.gov Oct 6, 11:59pm ET; JustGrants Oct 13, 8:59pm ET
Source checked 2026-09-28. United States Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
DRK Foundation · Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation
DRK accepts year-round applications from enterprises past pilot and before scale. Support combines up to US$300,000 in grant or investment capital over three years with a DRK senior team member serving on the board. Priority geography, measurable impact and sustainability criteria apply.
Up to $300,000 unrestricted or investment capital over 3 years
Rolling; applications accepted year-round.
Source checked 2026-09-30. Africa, Europe, India and the United States; Latin America considered in selected situations Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute · Engagement Award: Capacity Building, Fall 2026 Cycle
Up to US$300,000 can help communities and researchers learn to work together. The first submission is due tomorrow.
Up to US$300,000 over two years
Initial submission: 1 October 2026, 5 p.m. ET; invited application: 11 January 2027, 5 p.m. ET
Source checked 2026-09-30. Projects relevant to U.S. patients and healthcare; qualifying foreign organizations may lead Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
The project needs a genuine technical research challenge, a suitable team and facilities. Companies still being formed can apply under specific conditions.
Up to R$500,000 · 12 months
Historical / carried terms, not independently reverified: The pre-proposal is due October 8, 2026. No cutoff time is stated; this is an all-day reminder.
Source checked 2026-09-13. See issuer requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Mandatory September solution-summary gate has passed. November full proposals remain only for eligible teams that completed the opening stage.
Negotiated terms; no published award range
Required summary closed 21 September 2026, 4 p.m. ET; full proposals 10 November, 4 p.m. ET
Source checked 2026-09-15. See ARPA-H programme conditions Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Gates Grand Challenges: Low-Cost Pathogen Sequencing
Gates Foundation and Temasek Foundation, managed by the UN Foundation · Gates Grand Challenges: Low-Cost Pathogen Sequencing
Entry closed on 29 September. Global-access requirements and scientific scope govern any future round; no new entrant can use this completed window.
Tiers up to US$300,000, US$600,000 and US$800,000; ~15 awards
Closed 29 September 2026, 11:30 a.m. PDT
Source checked 2026-09-28. Global Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
The last application window closed on 15 January 2025 and no next call is announced. Historical staged ranges do not make the fund rolling.
Pilot up to USD 230,000; Test and Transition up to USD 2.3M; Scale up to USD 15M
CLOSED since 15 January 2025 with no next call announced. /apply and /how-to-apply now 404
Source checked 2026-09-28. When open: developing-country benefit criteria Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
GoWest Foundation · GoWest Foundation grant program
A community nonprofit may apply in direct partnership with an affiliated credit union. The credit-union payment route does not remove nonprofit applicant standing.
Not published
Rolling applications, no deadline; decisions usually within 30 days, with larger requests taking longer
Source checked 2026-09-30. AZ, CO, ID, OR, WA, WY affiliated credit-union partnerships Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
GoWest Foundation · GoWest Foundation, Rural Access grants
Historical Rural Access programme record, distinct from the current general foundation grant guidelines. Reconfirm this specific programme’s applicant/payment rules.
Planning grants up to $20,000; implementation grants up to $100,000 for one credit union or $300,000 collaboratively (historical, not reconfirmed)
Historical / carried terms, not independently reverified: Historical rolling programme; no current programme-specific cutoff verified
Source checked 2026-09-12. GoWest member-credit-union region Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation · Health Policy Fellows
Reference letters are due October 30, four days before the preliminary application. Applicants should allow referees sufficient lead time.
Fellowship terms require confirmation in the current call.
Historical / carried terms, not independently reverified: preliminary applications 2026-11-03, 3:00pm EST. Reference letters due 2026-10-30. Full applications mid-February 2027. Fellowship starts 2027-09-01.
Source checked 2026-08-07. See issuer requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
IDB Lab accepts ecosystem-project submissions for entrepreneurship development in Latin America and the Caribbean. This intake is separate from its venture-capital-fund, equity and loan products; project eligibility and financing terms apply.
US$750,000 to US$2 million in technical-assistance grants for ecosystem projects
Project intake available; no closing date printed
Source checked 2026-09-30. Projects must impact one or more of the 26 listed Latin American and Caribbean countries Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Investment-management firm with an eligible fund and a mandate substantially focused on Latin America/Caribbean. Distinct from the rolling project-intake mechanism.
Minimum fund size US$20 million; US$10 million only for the named nascent-market thesis
Open call; no verified closing date
Source checked 2026-09-30. See issuer requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Kaiser Permanente Washington · Kaiser Permanente WA Sponsorships
Open sponsorship route supports an event or community activity in the Washington service area. Ordinary grant funding is invitation-only.
Not published
Oct 16 confirmed as the only remaining future cutoff (no time, no timezone); for events Feb 1 to Apr 30, 2027
Source checked 2026-09-28. Kaiser Permanente Washington service area; Cowlitz/Clark excluded Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
King County Executive · King County Community-led Tourism Grant
Tourism projects must be free and open to the public. Eligible nonprofits, Tribes, fiscal sponsors and licensed businesses may apply; individuals/public entities excluded.
$30,000 to $150,000; $900,000 total
14 October 2026, noon, issuer-labeled PST; confirm time zone wording
Source checked 2026-09-30. King County, Washington Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
RRF Foundation for Aging · Knowledge Sharing & Awareness Raising Grants
RRF backs the work of translating and sharing what can improve life after 60.
No formal minimum or maximum published
Program page: Monday, 2 November, 5 p.m. CT; 2026 inferred and closing-time guidance conflicts
Source checked 2026-09-30. United States national reach; regional work in Illinois Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
LinkedIn · LinkedIn Social Impact Future of Work Fund
The application window closed on 15 March 2026 even though an accepting-applications sentence remains on the page. No current round verified.
Most grants anticipated at $200,000 to $300,000
CLOSED. The page says now accepting applications above a printed close of Mar 15, 2026 at 12 PM PT
Source checked 2026-09-28. Priority geographies include United States Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Finep · Mais Inovação Brasil, Round 2 Remaining Tracks
Finep reports that six proposals already under analysis request R$104,445,844 against the R$100 million Semiconductor program pool. The call may close early if funds are exhausted.
Program pools include R$100 million for Semicondutores and R$300 million each for Base Industrial de Defesa and Tecnologias Digitais; these are program totals, not applicant awards.
Historical / carried terms, not independently reverified: September 30, 2026 for Semicondutores, Base Industrial de Defesa, Tecnologias Digitais, and Cadeias Agroindustriais. A separate Saude extension closes September 18.
Source checked 2026-09-12. See issuer requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
NCI STRIPE (PAR-26-129) and NCI PAIRS (PAR-26-152)
NCI STRIPE (PAR-26-129) and NCI PAIRS (PAR-26-152) · NCI STRIPE (PAR-26-129) and NCI PAIRS (PAR-26-152)
Closed/expired mechanisms; no new application route confirmed.
Not available until the forecast opportunities are posted.
No current entry verified
Source checked 2026-09-28. See issuer requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
NIH health-disparities PAR family (PAR-25-292, PAR-24-273, PAR-25-144, PAR-25-143)
NIH (NIMHD, NIA, NINR, NCI) · NIH health-disparities PAR family (PAR-25-292, PAR-24-273, PAR-25-144, PAR-25-143)
Four health-disparity PAR mechanisms have different R01/R21 receipt dates. Eligible non-academic nonprofits may lead; individual announcements govern science and investigator fit.
R01 and R21 budgets per mechanism
R01s Oct 5; R21 Oct 16, both 5:00pm applicant local. Renewals Nov 5 and Nov 16. All expire Jan 8, 2028
Source checked 2026-09-28. See individual NIH announcement Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Parent R01, R21 and R03 mechanisms have distinct new/renewal dates. Qualified investigator, institutional registrations and the selected mechanism’s rules govern.
Investigator-defined budgets
R01 new Oct 5; R21 and R03 new Oct 16, both 5:00pm applicant local. All expire Jan 8, 2028
Source checked 2026-09-28. NIH eligible institutions Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
NIH, CDC, FDA · NIH SBIR Parent Omnibus (PA-27-100)
Only U.S. small businesses can lead this SBIR mechanism. Do not apply STTR’s formal nonprofit research-partner rule to SBIR.
Phase I and Phase II per mechanism
5 January 2027 and 5 April 2027, 5 p.m. local time of the applicant organization
Source checked 2026-09-30. United States small businesses Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Only a U.S. small business can lead; STTR requires a formal research-institution partnership, including at least 30% of the work at that institution.
Phase I and Phase II per mechanism
5 January 2027 and 5 April 2027, 5 p.m. local time of the applicant organization
Source checked 2026-09-30. United States small businesses Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
NIMH: Older Adults Living with Serious Mental Illness (RFA-MH-27-180)
NIH / NIMH · NIMH: Older Adults Living with Serious Mental Illness (RFA-MH-27-180)
A single receipt date supports research on older adults living with serious mental illness. US$3 million is the programme pool, not a per-applicant commitment.
US$3 million program pool for up to 5 or 6 awards; individual budgets based on project needs, up to 5 years
15 October 2026, 5 p.m. local time of the applicant organization; single receipt date; expires 16 October 2026
Source checked 2026-09-30. Eligible U.S. and foreign organizations; foreign subawards/subcontracts prohibited under this NOFO Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Norcliffe Foundation · Norcliffe Foundation, Standard Grants
Applicants must pass an online eligibility quiz before the application unlocks. A waiting period applies after a prior decision or payment.
Up to $50,000; nearly 60 percent of awards are $15,000 or less
Historical / carried terms, not independently reverified: Rolling, no calendar deadline. Decisions typically about four months.
Source checked 2026-09-13. See issuer requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
US National Science Foundation · Unlocking Dataset Value for AI-Enabled Scientific Discovery (AI Datasets), NSF 26-512
Listed US higher-education institutions; nonacademic nonprofit museums, observatories, research laboratories, professional societies and similar research/education organizations; capable US commercial research/education organizations; state/local governments; federally recognized Tribes; limited federal/FFRDC routes under PAPPG.
Planning: up to $200k · Impact up to $2 million for three years; Flagship up to $5 million for three years. Anticipated 25–50 awards from $60–$100 million shared, subject to funding. Planning category anticipates 10–20 awards. Ceilings, not a guaranteed amount.
4 November 2026, 5 p.m. submitting organization local time
Sources checked 2026-10-20. Cannot convert organization-local time without the applicant’s time zone. Ordinary nonprofits must check the enumerated research/education category; 501(c)(3) status alone is insufficient. Current full solicitation explicitly permits Research.gov or Grants.gov, contrary to the Radar. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
NSF 26-513: State and Regional AI Infrastructure Hubs
NSF · NSF 26-513: State and Regional AI Infrastructure Hubs
State/regional AI infrastructure hubs advertise a November close. Exact lead-entity and partnership requirements remain unverified; do not assume any nonprofit can prime.
$40M to $100M, ~10 awards, one per state
4 November 2026, 5 p.m. submitting organization’s local time
Source checked 2026-09-30. United States state/regional hubs Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
NSF Seed Fund · NSF SBIR/STTR (NSF 26-510 and NSF 26-511)
Scientific-instrumentation SBIR/STTR requires an eligible small business and qualified employee investigator. Phase I needs an accepted project-pitch invitation.
$40M total
Full proposals: 4 November 2026, 4 March 2027 and 7 July 2027, 5 p.m. submitting organization’s local time; Phase I requires a Project Pitch invitation
Source checked 2026-09-30. United States small businesses Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
US Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention · OJJDP FY 2026 Community and Schools Youth Drug Prevention Program, O-OJJDP-2026-172734
Listed US state, local and Tribal governments; nonprofits with or without 501(c)(3) status other than higher-education institutions. One lead, partners as subrecipients. Multiple applications allowed for distinct projects. No required cost share.
Up to $750,000 · US$12 million expected shared funding across 16 anticipated awards. Per-award ceiling, no match. Expected project period starts January 1, 2027.
Grants.gov: 29 October 2026, 11:59 p.m. ET; JustGrants: 5 November 2026, 8:59 p.m. ET
Sources checked 2026-10-20. Registration-start guidance has passed. Do not imply an unregistered applicant can begin from scratch now. The October 1 addition of other local-government units did not remove nonprofit eligibility. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention · OJJDP FY 2026 Second Chance Act Youth Reentry Program
The new youth call supports continuity between confinement and community, with a distinct nonprofit route.
Up to US$750,000 per award
SF-424: 2 November 2026, 11:59 p.m. ET; full application: 9 November, 8:59 p.m. ET
Source checked 2026-09-30. United States Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Mentoring must have multistate scope. Two federal filings precede a 36-month project; no match requirement reported.
Cat 1 $1M fixed; Cat 2 and 3 $1M to $4M; 15 awards; $27,200,000
Step 1 Grants.gov Oct 29, 11:59pm ET; Step 2 JustGrants Nov 5, 8:59pm ET
Source checked 2026-09-28. United States multistate projects Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
The June–July 2026 window has ended. Budget/charity/geography conditions applied to that round; a 2027 recurrence is unconfirmed.
$50 million in 2026; grants up to 10% of an organization's annual budget
Closed 15 July 2026; no confirmed 2027 window
Source checked 2026-09-28. 50 U.S. states and District of Columbia Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
PCORI Engagement Award: Building Capacity for Small Organizations
PCORI · PCORI Engagement Award: Building Capacity for Small Organizations
Small organisations need an average annual budget at or below US$1.5 million over two fiscal years and no more than US$125,000 in previous Engagement Awards, excluding subcontract funds. This track has its own cross-track restriction.
Up to US$300,000 total costs / two years
Initial submission 1 October 2026, 5 p.m. ET; invited full application 11 January 2027, 5 p.m. ET
Source checked 2026-09-29. U.S. healthcare benefit; qualified foreign leads possible Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
PCORI Engagement Award: Convening Support (Fall 2026)
PCORI · PCORI Engagement Award: Convening Support (Fall 2026)
Support meetings that build comparative-research partnerships. This is separate from research funding; the Small Organizations track imposes its own cross-track exclusion.
Up to US$125,000 total costs / one year
Initial submission 1 October 2026, 5 p.m. ET; invited full application 11 January 2027, 5 p.m. ET
Source checked 2026-09-29. U.S. healthcare benefit; qualified foreign leads possible Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Dissemination must use published PCORI-funded findings from the eligible collection by the initial-submission deadline. It is not a general health-information award.
Up to US$300,000 total costs / two years
Initial submission 1 October 2026, 5 p.m. ET; invited full application 11 January 2027, 5 p.m. ET
Source checked 2026-09-29. U.S. healthcare benefit; qualified foreign leads possible Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
The September 28 and November 3 dates are full-proposal deadlines for applicants whose pre-proposals have already passed screening. The first-round pre-proposal window closed July 29, 2026.
Terms will be set by the individual FAPESP call when posted.
Historical / carried terms, not independently reverified: No submission deadline is currently posted. The 7a Chamada Educacao is scheduled to launch October 13, 2026, and the 8a Chamada Geral on November 16, 2026.
Source checked 2026-09-12. See issuer requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Prosperity Now, funded by the Wells Fargo Foundation · Prosperity Now VITA Support Fund
The September window has ended despite stale open language. Applicants must operate or directly support IRS-certified VITA services for the relevant filing season.
$5,000 to $20,000 per organization
CLOSED September 8, 2026 while /vitasupport/ still says applications are open
Source checked 2026-09-28. United States Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Expression of interest: 2 October 2026; closing hour not stated
Source checked 2026-09-30. Global health and wellbeing; no geographic restriction stated Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
RFA-DK-26-315: Digital Health Technology for Type 2 Diabetes Management (R01)
NIH / NIDDK · RFA-DK-26-315: Digital Health Technology for Type 2 Diabetes Management (R01)
Digital-health research for type 2 diabetes uses an R01 route. Qualified investigators, federal registrations and the full announcement’s requirements apply.
Per mechanism
6 October 2026, 5 p.m. local time of the applicant organization
Source checked 2026-09-30. See NIH announcement Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Seattle Foundation · Seattle Foundation Neighbor to Neighbor
The funder still reports a pause with fall reopening language. Recurring quarterly dates do not establish that the current round is accepting applications.
$10,000 per grantee (raised spring 2026)
Paused; October 30 is a recurring calendar date, not a verified current window
Source checked 2026-09-28. Specified South Seattle/King County communities; two pages disagree Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust · Strategic Project Grants, Fall 2026 Letter of Inquiry Window
The Northwest grant window opens on 15 October, with organizational readiness built into the rules.
Requests from US$100,000; projects from US$200,000
Opens 15 October 2026; Letter of Inquiry closes 11 November, 5 p.m. PT
Source checked 2026-09-30. Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington; qualifying regional-impact/faith-based exceptions Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Klingenstein Third Generation Foundation · Transformation of Mental Health Care
Applicants must be academic investigators at US institutions and must have pilot data. Service expansion without rigorous research is not reviewed.
$200,000 total, paid as $100,000 per year for two years
Historical / carried terms, not independently reverified: 2026-11-20, 11:59pm EST.
Source checked 2026-09-12. See issuer requirements Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
TRISH / Baylor College of Medicine under a NASA cooperative agreement · TRISH Catalyst Program
Quarterly initial reviews support space-health innovation. No next review date is published; research-security documentation required and carried cost-share assumption unverified.
Rolling; Step-1 reviews quarterly. The next review date is genuinely UNPUBLISHED
Source checked 2026-09-28. U.S. institutions and companies Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Truist Foundation · Truist Foundation grants: Strengthening Small Businesses and Building Career Pathways to Economic Mobility
US-based qualifying 501(c)(3) public charities under the listed 509(a) classifications; eligible fiscal agents or sponsors may apply. Programs serve adults or small-business owners. Giving emphasizes Truist’s operating region, with local or national programs outside it also considered.
Minimum grant $15,000 · Published grant minimum. No set average or maximum is stated; awards depend on program strength, reach and fit. No general operating support under these pillars.
30 November 2026 · time not published
Official source checked November 10, 2026. The Foundation publishes no cutoff time; the calendar import stays all-day.
Walmart and the Walmart Foundation · Walmart Spark Good Local Grants, Cycle 3
Apply through a verified Spark Good account to a specific Walmart facility serving the project area. Annual cycle year is unprinted and should be confirmed.
$250 to $5,000
FY27 Cycle 3: 1 August to 30 November; calendar year and closing hour not printed in the guidelines
Source checked 2026-09-30. Relevant Walmart facility service areas Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Wellcome Trust rolling schemes and the 29 October location cliff
Wellcome Trust · Wellcome Trust rolling schemes and the 29 October location cliff
Three research schemes are open year-round, with a material administering-location change from 29 October. Current geography applies through 28 October.
Discovery Awards average 3.5M pounds
Three schemes open year-round. FROM 29 OCTOBER 2026 eligibility narrows; applications on or before 28 OCTOBER 2026 are assessed under current rules
Source checked 2026-09-30. Current: UK, Ireland, eligible LMICs; narrows on 29 October Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
US Department of Energy, Office of Science · FY 2027 Continuation of Solicitation for the Office of Science Financial Assistance Program, DE-FOA-0003665
Varies by program and applicant type; consult the full announcement.
Varies by program · Amounts and applicant requirements depend on the chosen program and opportunity provisions.
Open through 30 September 2027 or replacement; panel-specific dates may apply
Issuer source checked 26 October 2026. Verify chosen program requirements, budget and eligibility in the full announcement before applying. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
U.S. Department of Transportation · Small Business Transportation Technical Assistance Center, Regions 1, 3 and 4
USDOT opened one award each in Regions 1, 3 and 4. The amounts, match rules and service areas differ, so each record must be read on its own.
Region 1: $377,016; Region 3: $231,183; Region 4: $250,143.33, one award in each region
31 October 2026; the official summary does not state a closing hour
Source checked 2026-10-06. United States, Regions 1, 3 and 4; region-specific service areas Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
City of Seattle, Seattle IT Digital Equity · Technology Matching Fund 2027 Grants
Seattle-address nonprofits, community groups, Tribes/Tribal organizations, PTSAs, nonprofit business associations and eligible fiscally sponsored groups. Activities must benefit Seattle residents inside city limits. Religious organizations excluded.
Up to $45,000 · Per-applicant ceiling is $45,000. Confirmed community match is 25% of the grant request; a full request requires $11,250 in eligible match. No aggregate pool is used in this story.
15 January 2027 · 5 p.m.; timezone not stated
Official program page and linked 2027 guidelines checked November 10, 2026. Application cutoff is 5 p.m., but no timezone is published; calendar import remains all-day.
Washington State Microenterprise Association · WSMA 2026–27 Statewide Grant Opportunity: Collaborative Projects
Eligible nonprofits and qualifying business-support organizations serving Washington microbusinesses. Two years of relevant experience must be documented. Grant-funded partners need BizLink enrollment or submitted profiles. Academic institutions cannot receive funding; permitted outside-funded or consultant participation remains possible.
$10k fixed · $150,000 aggregate planned funding, not one award. All awarded requests receive $10,000. The 20% limit implies at least $50,000 relevant prior actual budget. No cash match is stated.
16 October 2026, 5 p.m. issuer-labeled PST; confirm the time zone
Official sources checked 14 October 2026. Issuer labels the October cutoff PST although the date falls in Pacific daylight time. Default calendar remains all-day. Instructions say last full 2026 calendar year; the current FAQ explicitly clarifies current 2026 budget plus 2025 or recent twelve-month actuals. Guidelines require grant-funded partners to meet eligibility, including the two-year rule; FAQ describes cumulative experience across the collaboration. Confirm how WSMA applies that rule to each partner. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
One registration stands between a strong fit and a closed door
National Institutes of Health · PAR-25-378 and PAR-25-379, Intervention Research to Improve Native American Health
NIH’s Native American Health R34 and R01 close October 21 on their final receipt date, and eRA Commons registration must already be complete to submit.
R34: up to $450,000 direct over three years; R01: budget not limited, with a five-year maximum project period
21 October 2026 at 5:00 p.m. applicant local time, the final listed receipt date before both announcements expire
Source checked 2026-10-06. United States; Native American health focus Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Qualifying US public charities with their own IRS letter and three complete years of operations and financial history; certain Tribal/government entities also qualify. Northwest base or qualifying majority regional impact. Read excluded subsectors, including senior centers and hospices.
Request from $100,000 · Minimum total project budget $200,000. No published universal maximum or single matching percentage. Funding and project-start rules differ by grant type.
11 November 2026, 5 p.m. Pacific
Current core criteria and inquiry schedule checked 26 October 2026. Check the specific sector requirements before applying. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
RRF Foundation for Aging · RRF Knowledge Sharing and Awareness Raising Grants
Nonprofit projects intentionally focused on people aged 60 or older, with national US reach or regional reach within Illinois. General operating, biomedical research, new-technology R&D, institutional settings and other listed exclusions apply.
No range published · No formal minimum or maximum currently stated on the pathway page. Historical $100,000 grants are not a current cap. Current instructions allow up to 10% of RRF funds requested for indirect project costs.
2 November 2026, plan to 5 p.m. CT; issuer also prints 11:59 p.m. CT
Sources checked 2026-10-20. Same-page conflict: 5 p.m. Central versus 11:59 p.m. Central. Planning to the earlier time does not resolve the contradiction. No current award range published. Historical awards are not the current offer. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Washington State Department of Commerce · FY2027 Capital Project Capacity-Building Grant Program
Washington nonprofits can request up to $50,000 for planning and technical help, provided there is a real early-stage capital project behind the request.
Up to $50,000 for eligible nonprofits; up to $200,000 for local and Tribal governments
30 October 2026 at 3:00 p.m. Pacific; questions due 9 October
Source checked 2026-10-06. Washington State Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
National Cancer Institute · Innovative Molecular Analysis Technologies, R61 and R33 mechanisms
NCI’s IMAT program offers up to $150,000 a year for early proof of concept and up to $300,000 a year for advanced validation.
R61: up to $150,000 direct per year for three years; R33: up to $300,000 direct per year for three years
10 November 2026 at 5:00 p.m. applicant local time
Source checked 2026-10-06. United States; see NIH organization rules Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Residential HVAC Advocate Pilot Evaluation RFP
Qualitative evaluation teams with a similar past report, suitable staffing and data safeguards. Required insurance information includes workers’ compensation, general and auto liability; cyber coverage may also be required. Certification is not an entry condition.
About $115,000 · Anticipated scope budget with time-and-materials pricing and a negotiated ceiling. A higher justified budget may be considered with alternatives; not a guaranteed fixed award.
Proposals: 30 October 2026, 5 p.m. Pacific. October 13 intent and questions passed.
Sources checked 2026-10-20. The mandatory October 13 intent date has passed. Whether a bidder without timely intent can still submit remains unresolved. The RFP’s draft-report target is May 31 2027; October16answers allow timing adjustment and request a draft by the end of Q3 2027 at latest. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Community Energy Resilience Planning, Capacity Building and Project Development Support RFQ
Demonstrated work with Oregon communities in planning, assistance, facilitation or project development. Relevant coordination and resilience, planning or grant experience. Contractors and proposed subcontractors must provide prompt support in Oregon and travel as needed.
About $1.6 million · Approximately $1.1 million for the CERG scope plus up to $500,000 for CuSP over a maximum two-year term. Work may be split across regions, pathways, tasks or contractors; not a guaranteed individual award.
Washington State Health Care Authority · Peer Pathways Workforce Development Conference, HCA Solicitation 2026HCA15
Washington-headquartered peer-run organization with at least 51 percent peer employees, two years of Washington conference/large-event experience and a Certified Peer project lead. Washington business licensing or the stated 30-day post-selection commitment is required.
$280,000 budget · Published solicitation budget for one intended contract, not a guaranteed payment to each applicant.
Issuer notice: 28 October 2026, noon; time zone unstated. Feed date conflicts.
Official notice checked 14 October 2026; full WEBS packet and amendments remain unread. The full WEBS solicitation and amendments were unavailable for review. Confirm the current requirements in WEBS. The official notice says October 28 at noon; the current Radar reports the OMWBE feed says October 29. No time zone is stated. Calendar uses an all-day reminder rather than inventing a timed cutoff. Mandatory status of the passed September 30 pre-proposal conference is not established by the notice. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
U.S. General Services Administration · Multiple Award Schedule, SIN 541611 Management and Financial Consulting
Firms must satisfy the current MAS solicitation and SIN-specific requirements. Mandatory training and a readiness assessment must be completed within the past year; the assessment must be completed by a designated authorized negotiator who is an employee. Required registrations, financial responsibility, pricing and experience evidence apply. This check does not clear an individual firm.
No award amount · Standing negotiated contracting vehicle. Admission provides a route to future purchases and does not guarantee orders or sales.
Ongoing offers; choose a preparation reminder date
Sources checked 10 November 2026. The public roadmap was checked this week. Read the controlling solicitation and category attachments before preparing an offer.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Planning, Evaluation and Research Tasks Qualifications Pool
Consultants in one or more named areas: research, engineering or resource planning. Relevant examples, three references, staff resumes and rates, diversity responses, conflict disclosure and a signed cover are required. Software and IT vendors are excluded.
Usually below $100k · Typical smaller project scale, not a pool admission award or guaranteed assignment. Every task requires a later scope/bid and written contract.
Ongoing admission through 31 December 2026, 5 p.m. PST.
Current listing and RFQ checked 26 October 2026; the current RFQ is identical to the 20 October checked source. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
U.S. General Services Administration · OASIS+ Phase II Continuously Open Solicitations
Professional-services businesses must meet the chosen contract family and domain requirements, including qualifying project evidence and the applicable qualification score. Specific SBA status rules apply to the socioeconomic families. Symphony registration requires the company’s SAM.gov Unique Entity ID. Current SAM.gov amendments control.
No individual award stated · Standing federal professional-services contracting vehicles. Admission is distinct from subsequent task-order competition and does not guarantee orders or revenue.
Ongoing intake; choose a preparation reminder date
Sources checked 10 November 2026. Current GSA program guidance was checked. Read the relevant SAM.gov solicitation and amendments before preparing an offer.
University of Washington, Alliance CaRES · Alliance CaRES Mentor, linked document UW RFQ 22-0039
Currently licensed Washington foster caregiver, license in good standing, no founded allegations, at least five years of foster-care experience, local community and resource knowledge, and a constructive relationship with DCYF. Caregiver Core Training must be completed by the end of the first month under the checklist.
Compensation not published · Mentor hours are described but no rate or total award is published. Executing a contract does not guarantee business.
Ongoing intake; choose a preparation reminder date
Sources checked 10 November 2026. The issuer index says RFQ 22-0038, but its linked mentor document says 22-0039. Confirm the intended submission identifier with UW. The linked document retains an initial agreement end date of June 20, 2024, with optional two-year extensions. Current term and rates need confirmation.
Citywide Consultant Roster, 96 service categories across 13 solicitations
City of Seattle · Citywide Consultant Roster, 96 service categories across 13 solicitations
Seattle’s current Radar check found the consultant roster active with 96 categories and no published close. Full category, registration and project-reference requirements need a current portal review.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-09-30. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Municipal Research and Services Center · MRSC Consultant Roster Business Membership
Washington business license and Unified Business Identifier; appropriate professional licenses where applicable; workers’ compensation coverage if required for employees. A statement of qualifications is strongly recommended. Select accurate consultant categories and agencies.
No award amount · Directory membership, not an award or guaranteed contract. Fees may apply. The dedicated pricing page and other membership pages list different consultant fees; confirm the current applicable price before enrolling.
Ongoing intake; choose a preparation reminder date
Sources checked 10 November 2026. MRSC’s current pages publish different consultant fees. Confirm the applicable price before enrolling.
The current Radar lists an ongoing writers pool, while the previously published official application check found intake closed. Reopening has not been verified; ask the buyer before preparing an application.
Current amount not verified
Current closing date not verified; consult the issuer
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-09-21. Do not treat the prior check date or the report date as a fresh full-solicitation review. Listing language does not establish that the linked application is accepting responses. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Heat Pump Savings and Installation Specification Study RFP
Specialist energy-evaluation teams able to assess installation practices and heat-pump savings. Required response includes a similar work sample, key resumes, insurance, conflict disclosure and signature materials.
About $250,000 · Anticipated scope budget, with time-and-materials pricing and a negotiated not-to-exceed cap. Higher justified budgets may be considered with lower-cost alternatives; no guaranteed award.
Proposals: 16 October 2026, 5 p.m. Pacific. Earlier intent dates are passed and conflicting.
Official source checked 14 October 2026. Intent deadline conflicts between September 25 on the cover/schedule and September 16 in the submission paragraph. The RFP does not expressly state whether missing intent disqualifies a respondent; buyer confirmation is needed. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
AFAR, which administers submissions, states that applications are not currently accepted. Undated quarterly dates on the other funder page do not establish a live October 31 deadline. Retained as a monitoring record.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
The STRIPE R21 notice has expired.
NIH displays an expired notice for this R21 clinical-trial-not-allowed program. It is retained for historical reference, with no current application deadline or reopening claimed.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
The STRIPE R01 notice has expired.
NIH displays an expired notice for this R01 clinical-trial-not-allowed program. It is retained for historical reference, with no current application deadline or reopening claimed.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
The December date belongs to existing first-phase awardees.
December 17 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern is for Phase II applications resulting from FY26 Phase I awards. General first-phase applications and direct second-phase entry closed in May. A December close date in a search result is not a fresh entry point.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
A R01 route for a well-defined research question.
Budgets reflect the project needs, for up to five years. The next new-application date is October 5 at 5 p.m. applicant organization local time. Eligible nonprofits may apply, subject to the participating institute and research requirements. SAM, Grants.gov and eRA Commons registrations are required. This existing notice expires January 8, 2028.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
A R21 route for a well-defined research question.
Direct costs are limited to $275,000 across two years, with no more than $200,000 in one year. The next new-application date is October 16 at 5 p.m. applicant organization local time. Eligible nonprofits may apply, subject to the participating institute and research requirements. SAM, Grants.gov and eRA Commons registrations are required. This existing notice expires January 8, 2028.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
Give a research center room to grow.
Up to eight grants of $350,000 over 24 months support health-equity research centers based at minority-serving institutions in the US or its territories. Letters of intent close October 1 at 3 p.m. ET; later stages are by invitation. This is an existing September 10 call newly added to this collection.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
A prevention forecast, not an application window.
Grants.gov identifies SCALE as a forecast. No application deadline is verified; the previously reported April 6, 2027 date must not be used for planning. Retained for monitoring until the full funding notice is published.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
Mentoring funding follows the size of the reach.
Released September 21. Three categories cover one state, two to ten states, and eleven to forty-four states, with awards from $1 million to $4 million depending on category. Eligible nonprofits must meet the full experience and reach requirements. Grants.gov closes October 29 at 11:59 p.m. ET; JustGrants November 5 at 8:59 p.m. ET. Begin SAM by September 29, no later than October 15.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
Build treatment into the court response.
Released September 21 for eligible government applicants, with nonprofit participation through partnerships. Categories offer up to $950,000, $1,025,750 or $2.5 million over 48 months; matching funds are required. Grants.gov closes October 30 at 11:59 p.m. ET; JustGrants November 6 at 8:59 p.m. ET. Begin SAM by September 21, no later than September 30.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
A new court-program notice for veterans.
The issuer lists this September 21 release as open. Grants.gov submissions are due October 29 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern; full JustGrants applications follow November 5 at 8:59 p.m. Eastern. Award categories, match and applicant eligibility require the full notice; no amount or general nonprofit eligibility is asserted here.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Contracts · Archived coverage
Help Renton connect its youth-support network.
Established organizations serving Renton can review this partnership-coordination RFP. The county page states October 27 at 2 p.m. PST and offers conferences September 22 and October 15. The time zone wording needs clarification for daylight-saving dates. Funding amount and full eligibility require the linked Word document; no budget is asserted here.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
A health-center competition with two submission stages.
This competition concerns Health Center Program service areas. The official schedule gives October 19 at 11:59 p.m. ET for Grants.gov and November 18 at 5 p.m. ET for HRSA Electronic Handbooks. Applicant and service-area requirements go beyond nonprofit status. Check the full notice and service-area table before assessing fit.
Last checked 2026-09-21 · First covered 2026-09-22 Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Funding · Archived coverage
CFNCW, Woods Family Music and Arts Grant
CFNCW, Woods Family Music and Arts Grant
Historical cycle ended September30 according to original September12 source check; any extension or successor is unverified
Up to $5,000
Woods Family deadline: September 30, 2026, with no time published. The companion Okanogan Valley Legacy Fund opens January 1, 2027 and closes February 15, 2027.
Source checked 2026-09-12. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue05. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
NIH Common Fund, administered by NIDCR · Pilot Projects to Enhance the Human Virome Program (R03 Clinical Trials Not Allowed), RFA-RM-27-024
Listed US institutions, nonprofits, businesses and public entities may apply. Foreign organizations and non-US components cannot apply; foreign components are allowed, but foreign subawards/subcontracts are prohibited. No cost share.
Up to $100,000 / year · Direct-cost ceiling, not a total-cost ceiling; both years are funded in year one. Approximately $2 million shared across about six anticipated awards in the full notice.
10 November 2026, 5 p.m. applicant organization local time
Official sources checked 14 October 2026. The due-date table lists 22 October 2027 although the stated expiration is 11 November 2026. No later cycle is promised. Grants.gov metadata says 13 expected awards; the full notice says approximately six. The full notice controls. Organization-local time needs the reader’s organization time zone; the default reminder remains all-day. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
The John A. Hartford Foundation · JAHF New Partners Program: National Initiatives Advancing Improvements in Care for Older Adults
US public charities, qualifying colleges/universities, hospitals and health care organizations; eligible 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsors are allowed. No board-authorized Hartford grant in the past 30 years; never-funded applicants receive priority. US older adults or caregivers must benefit.
Up to $300,000 · Up to $150,000 per year, inclusive of direct costs, fringe and indirect costs; up to $3 million shared. Indirect costs are capped at 12.5% of direct costs excluding subcontracts. Match is not required.
Register 21 October noon ET; letter of intent 27 October noon ET
Official sources checked 14 October 2026. The CFP and FAQ process overview give 21 October as the registration deadline; FAQ answer 25 calls that date highly recommended. Keep it as the safe early gate. Exact original issue date was not located. A Hartford-supported research-network announcement proves the call existed by 30 September. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Visa Foundation, administered by Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors · Visa Foundation U.S. Small Business Growth and Innovation Program
US-based 501(c)(3) public charities directly serving operating small or microbusinesses; qualifying fiscally sponsored projects and separately incorporated local chapters are allowed. Annual operating budget $1 million–$10 million; two years of audited financials or IRS Form 990s.
$100k to $250k · Flexible one-time grants for twelve months starting January 2027. Amount depends on organizational budget size. Staffing and administration may be funded; fewer than 200 businesses served annually affects competitiveness, not eligibility.
21 October 2026, noon Pacific
Official sources checked 14 October 2026. The linked application-question PDF and portal contents were not available for review. Read the full form before committing to an application; additional conditions may apply. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
The current credit announcement says any researcher may apply; the live form describes qualified nonprofit and academic researchers unless otherwise specified. Applicants outside those categories should confirm the route. The separate team plan requires a PI or equivalent at an academic or nonprofit research institution.
Up to $50,000 in credits · Non-cash, discretionary usage credits. This does not pay salaries or equipment and is separate from the free/discounted scientists’ team-plan offer. No cash award or guaranteed approval.
Rolling; no submission deadline published
Official sources checked 14 October 2026. The August announcement welcomes any researcher, while the live form describes nonprofit and academic researchers. Applicants outside those groups should confirm their route before relying on the offer. No deadline or guaranteed decision time is published. Choose the reminder date; model and usage restrictions apply. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Dual-Fuel Heat Pump Pilot Phase Two Evaluation RFP
Energy-evaluation teams able to perform matched-group, billing, hourly-load and emissions analysis. A similar past report, key resumes, insurance information, conflict disclosure and signed cover/representations are required. No minimum certified-firm spend is required.
About $175,000 · Anticipated budget for the scope, paid on time and materials under a negotiated not-to-exceed cap. Justified proposals above $175,000 may be considered with within-budget alternatives; not a guaranteed award.
Intent and questions: 16 October. Proposals: 9 November 2026, 5 p.m. Pacific.
Official source checked 14 October 2026. The early date has no cutoff hour or time zone. The schedule prints October 7, 2025; the cover and current issuer listing both say October 7, 2026. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Design Professionals Pool: Photographers RFQ
Professional photographers with relevant experience, original diverse portfolio, suitable tools, collaboration and reliable delivery. Energy/nonprofit/public-sector work is preferred. Certified small and diverse firms are encouraged, not stated as mandatory.
Up to $100,000 a year · Expected annual aggregate for this scope, shared across assignments. No individual award or work is guaranteed. The matching photography and creative-services figures are not confirmed as separate budgets and must not be added together.
Ongoing intake; choose a preparation reminder date
Sources checked 10 November 2026. The matching $100,000 figures in the photography and design requests are not confirmed as separate budgets and must not be added together.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Design Professionals Pool: Creative Services RFQ
Professional graphic design, branding or visual-communication experience; original portfolio; suitable tools; effective collaboration and dependable delivery. Relevant energy/nonprofit/public-sector work preferred. Certified small/diverse firms encouraged.
Up to $100,000 a year · Expected annual aggregate for this scope, shared across assignments. No individual award or work is guaranteed. The matching photography and creative-services figures are not confirmed as separate budgets and must not be added together.
Ongoing intake; choose a preparation reminder date
Sources checked 10 November 2026. The matching annual photography and creative-services figures are not confirmed as separate budgets.
Port of Seattle Leadership Development Program for Construction Pathways
Port of Seattle · Port of Seattle Leadership Development Program for Construction Pathways
The official notice describes leadership training for construction pathways. Its full packet remains unread; confirm whether the October 9 conference was mandatory before preparing a proposal.
$300,000 not-to-exceed, per official notice
Notice: 3 November 2026 at noon; time zone unpublished and entry gate unverified
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-10-14. The passed October 9 conference may be mandatory. Two OMWBE listings describe one solicitation. No time zone is printed for noon. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Energy Trust Small Business Implementation Services forecast
Energy Trust of Oregon · Energy Trust Small Business Implementation Services forecast
Energy Trust expects a January 2027 RFP for small commercial, industrial and agricultural customers, with the delivery contract beginning January 2028. This is advance notice, not an open proposal call. Public teaming information and pre-release events are available.
Amount not verified
RFP expected January 2027; no current proposal cutoff
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-10-14. No current proposal deadline or contract value is published. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Energy Trust Industry and Agriculture Program Implementation Services forecast
Energy Trust of Oregon · Energy Trust Industry and Agriculture Program Implementation Services forecast
Energy Trust expects a January 2027 RFP for industrial and agricultural energy-efficiency services, with the delivery contract beginning January 2028. This is advance notice, not an open proposal call. Public teaming information and pre-release events are available.
Amount not verified
RFP expected January 2027; no current proposal cutoff
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Official source checked 2026-10-14. No current proposal deadline or contract value is published. Industry/agriculture event lines omit the time zone; no timed calendar is supplied. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
The current Radar records a stormwater engineering call closing soon. Full licensing, bidder preference, amendments and response requirements have not been read.
Amount not verified
Radar reports 19 October 2026 at 4 p.m.; time zone and full terms unverified
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Current official source check is not complete. Full qualifications, amendments and entry consequences are not verified unless explicitly stated. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Washington State University 2026 Consultant Roster
Washington State University 2026 Consultant Roster
The current Radar quotes WSU’s year-round architecture, engineering and construction-related roster. The feed’s December 31 date is a listing expiry, not a submission deadline. Full registration qualifications remain unread.
Amount not verified
No fixed application close reported; December 31 is not a bid deadline
Report reviewed 14 October 2026. Current official source check is not complete. Full qualifications, amendments and entry consequences are not verified unless explicitly stated. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 06. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
The Rockefeller Foundation and OpenAI Foundation; managed by RF Catalytic Capital · Cities Deliver: AI Solutions for Public Services
Global organizational call. Eligible US public charities/equivalents, fiscal sponsors, universities and certain other nonprofits, public benefit corporations and limited for-profits under expenditure-responsibility and charitable-benefit conditions. Governments/individuals cannot lead. Sanctions/legal restrictions apply.
$500k to $2m · US$50 million shared initiative. Seed $500,000 to less than $1 million; Scale $1 million to $2 million. Half initially, half after a documented midterm milestone. No promised follow-on award.
29 November 2026, 11:59 p.m. US Eastern
Issuer homepage and terms checked 26 October 2026. Open-licensing provisions exclude certain preexisting, third-party, confidential and security-sensitive materials. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Atlassian Foundation · Atlassian Foundation Open Call for Proposals 2026
Registered nonprofit/charity or equivalent lead globally; initiative of two or more organizations with shared governance, joint delivery and measures. Direct relief of named learner disadvantage; charitable benefit. Sanctioned locations excluded. For-profits supporting only; outputs public/free.
Up to US$1m · Request capped at US$1 million and 25% of the lead organization’s operating budget over the same two years. US$5.5 million through this call inside a US$8 million initiative. Direct-program-cost guideline is 60%; explain a lower share.
30 October 2026, 11:59 p.m. AEDT (UTC+11)
Issuer announcement and application guidance checked 26 October 2026. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
US Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention · OJJDP FY2026 Expanding Youth Access to Community-Based Treatment, O-OJJDP-2026-172737
Listed state, county, city/township and federally recognized Tribal governments; nonprofits with or without 501(c)(3) status, other than higher-education institutions.
Up to $650,000 · Per-award ceiling for a 36-month award; six anticipated awards and $4 million expected total funding. No cost share.
A promising cancer tool still has to prove itself.
National Cancer Institute · Early-Stage Innovative Technology Development for Basic and Clinical Cancer Research, RFA-CA-27-001
Eligible universities, nonprofits, for-profits, government and foreign organizations, subject to full notice.
Up to $150,000 per year · Maximum direct costs each year for up to three years. NCI anticipates approximately 20 awards subject to appropriations.
10 November 2026, 5 p.m. applicant organization local time
Issuer source checked 26 October 2026. Applicant local time depends on organization; reminder remains all-day until a zone is chosen. Registration may require six weeks or more. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Pathways for Health Research Collective; centralized intake by Doris Duke Foundation · Demonstrating Health Solutions Science in Action
Qualifying 501(c)(3) lead organizations and eligible state universities; nonqualifying entities may collaborate. Project implementation must improve health in the United States.
Budget range intentionally unstated · No published fixed minimum, maximum or typical award. Requests should complement leveraged partner resources; feasible three-year projects. No guaranteed award amount.
Enterprise Community Partners · Faith-Based Development Initiative RFQ in the Southeast
Firms and consultants supporting future real-estate development and community-based partner programs in the named Southeast states. Complete application qualifications and required materials remain unverified.
Budget not published · Roster admission for future awards and consulting opportunities; no individual fee or assignment is promised in the public notice.
Rolling qualifications intake; choose a preparation reminder date
Sources checked 2026-10-20. Detailed SlideRoom application requirements were not readable without the application interface. The public page links standard grant terms and Wells Fargo flowdowns although this notice describes a contractor roster; confirm the applicable contract terms. Current cycle not rechecked for Issue 09.
Health Resources and Services Administration · Women's Initiative for Screening and Health (WISH), HRSA-27-072
Domestic nonprofits with or without 501(c)(3) status, businesses, universities and listed public bodies; individuals excluded. The NOFO defines domestic jurisdictions.
Up to $1 million in FY2027 · FY2027 base award ceiling and expected base pool: $1,000,000; one cooperative agreement. Five annual budget periods are planned, subject to appropriations. Optional supplements are restricted to the selected base recipient, not separate open awards.
US National Institutes of Health · Gabriella Miller Kids First Training and Outreach Core, RFA-RM-27-010 (U24 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)
Domestic universities, nonprofits, businesses and listed government or community organizations. Qualified project leaders need no faculty appointment. Foreign organizations, overseas organizational components and foreign components are not allowed.
Up to $900,000 direct costs/year · Annual application direct-cost ceiling of $900,000 for up to three years. NIH anticipates $1.5 million per year total to fund one award; that program commitment is not the applicant direct-cost ceiling.
8 January 2027 · 5 p.m. applicant-local time
Official source checked November 10, 2026. Submissions open December 8. The 5 p.m. cutoff uses the applicant organization’s local time; calendar import stays all-day until that time zone is selected.
US Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention · OJJDP FY2026 Opioid Affected Youth Initiative, O-OJJDP-2026-172748
Listed state, county, city/township and federally recognized Tribal governments, other units of local government and nonprofits with or without 501(c)(3) status, excluding higher-education institutions.
Up to $750,000 · Per-award ceiling for a 36-month award; twelve anticipated awards within $8.92 million expected total funding. No match.
US Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention · OJJDP FY2026 Strategies To Support Children Exposed to Violence, O-OJJDP-2026-172752
Listed governments including special districts, school districts, higher-education institutions, nonprofits with or without 501(c)(3), and eligible Tribal organizations or other local-government units.
Up to $815,000 · Per-award ceiling for a 36-month award; nine anticipated awards within $7.335 million expected total funding. No cost share.
US National Institutes of Health, NIBIB and participating institutes · NextTech: Translational Development of Next-Generation Diagnostic and Therapeutic Devices, RFA-EB-28-004 (R18 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)
US and foreign universities, nonprofits, businesses and listed public bodies may apply. Qualified PD/PIs need no faculty appointment. Foreign subawards/subcontracts are prohibited; specified foreign components, consultants and procurement exceptions remain as in the NOFO.
Budgets usually $750,000/year or less · Planning guidance for annual direct costs, not a hard ceiling: budgets are not limited but should rarely exceed $750,000 direct costs per year. Up to three years. NIH estimates $6 million for approximately 8–12 awards in FY2028, dependent on appropriations.
1 February 2027 · 5 p.m. applicant-local time
Full official announcement and current listing checked November 10, 2026. The NOFO’s real receipt dates and 8–12 award estimate govern over conflicting summary metadata.
Wellcome Leap, jointly funded by Pivotal · AMPt: Autoimmune in Menopause and Pregnancy Transitions
Any legal entity in any legal jurisdiction, including academic, nonprofit, for-profit and regulatory/professional organizations; no compulsory consortium.
$50 million program · Total program funding, not a per-project award. No published per-award ceiling. Three-year projects; focused contributions welcome.
21 January 2027 · 11:59 p.m. Eastern
Official source checked November 10, 2026. The abstract portal does not open until November 25. The $50 million figure is the program total, not an individual award.
Enterprise Community Partners, Aging Well Program · 2026 Request for Proposals: Engagement and Technical Consultants for the Aging in Place Design Guidelines Update
Individuals, firms and teams may propose one role or both. Engagement requires relevant participatory and qualitative research, culturally responsive work, and experience with older adults and people with lower incomes. Technical work requires architecture, interior design or related expertise, affordable multifamily housing and rehabilitation experience, practical technical guidance and aging/accessibility knowledge. No mandatory professional license, minimum business age or ownership certification is stated.
$40,000–$60,000 / $60,000–$75,000 · Separate anticipated scope budgets, not guaranteed awards or hard ceilings: engagement $40,000–$60,000, including travel and participant incentives; technical $60,000–$75,000. Proposals above or below either range are welcome with an explanation. A combined proposal must show each scope and budget separately.
9 December 2026 · 11:59 p.m. Eastern
Official sources and full application preview checked 10 November 2026; technical-term discrepancy remains explicit.
Washington State Department of Commerce · Capital Readiness Advisors RFQQ 2027-CCI-173-02
Applicants need at least three years of relevant capital-project assistance, advising, consulting or capacity-building experience, plus demonstrated capital-readiness work with relevant organizations. A Washington business license is required, or a commitment to obtain it within 30 days of selection. The applicant must meet the minimums even when proposing a subcontracted advisor. Three professional references and signed exhibits are required.
Up to $25,000 each · Maximum of $25,000 per contract, with up to three contracts and $75,000 in total. Responses above $25,000 are nonresponsive. The initial term is January through June 2027, with two possible one-year extensions and no guarantee of extension funding.
16 November 2026 · 3 p.m. Pacific; conflicting WEBS date
Sources checked 10 November 2026. WEBS metadata lists December 16, while the official packet and program page say November 16 at 3 p.m. Pacific. No amendment appears in the official folder. Work to the earlier date until the issuer confirms.
Pacific Mountain Workforce Development Council · WorkEx Strategic Resourcing Consultant RFP 26-06
Qualified individuals, firms or organizations with relevant funding-strategy, financial-modeling and decision-support experience and capacity for February 1–June 30, 2027. The RFP asks for comparable examples and at least three references within the past five years when available; experience in every listed area is not required. Out-of-state consultants may apply. Washington registration is not required to submit. Agreed in-person activities and normal-business-hours responsiveness are required.
Up to $58,600 · Anticipated total contract budget, subject to funding and final negotiation. Consultant fees are limited to $815 per eight-hour day unless the DOL Grant Officer gives prior written approval for a higher rate. The November 9 Q&A says this applies to each individual, not a blended team rate. The separately disclosed $1.5 million federal program grant is not this contract’s budget.
4 December 2026 · noon Pacific
Sources and current full packet checked 10 November 2026.
Eastern Shore of Virginia Broadband Authority · Public Relations and Marketing Services RFP 2026‑006
Qualified PR, marketing, website and design firms. Provide evidence of Virginia SCC registration and authority to transact business, licenses/good standing, telecom/broadband/public-utility experience, Eastern Shore familiarity, key personnel and at least three relevant references from the past three years. The packet requests firm history; it does not state a minimum business age. Register in eVA and supply signed certifications and addenda acknowledgments.
Budget not published · No total or annual award budget is stated. Propose monthly bundles of 20, 30 and 45 hours, supplemental hourly rates and disclosed third-party costs. The three-year term and optional renewals are contract duration, not a guaranteed revenue amount.
8 December 2026 · 2 p.m. Eastern
Sources and current full packet checked 10 November 2026.
City of Lemoore, California · Naval Air Station Lemoore Military Installation Readiness Review Project
Public or private corporations, agencies, organizations, associations or individuals may respond. UEI required; proposer must not appear on California’s specified 500-largest-tax-delinquency lists. Documented military-related planning and engineering experience is expected, with experienced staff and resources. Maintain legally required professional and City business licenses; federal exclusion checks and contract requirements apply. No California-headquarters requirement is stated.
Budget not published · No dollar consultant budget or award ceiling is published in the complete RFP and exhibits. Submit a firm fixed-price proposal with itemized task, staff and subconsultant costs; 120-day price guarantee. The draft agreement compensation remains blank. Federal thresholds and the broader OLDCC grant are not the consultant contract value.
15 December 2026 · 3 p.m. Pacific
Sources checked 10 November 2026. The packet contains address, scope, schedule and scoring conflicts; review the finer details and confirm before pricing or delivery.
Ava Community Energy Authority · Software Solution and Technical Assistance to Support Permit Streamlining for Heat Pump Equipment RFP
The technical-assistance scope requires a comparable building-permitting, code-compliance or local-government process-improvement project; California local-government experience; heat-pump and applicable code expertise; training and guidance experience; stakeholder facilitation and ongoing capacity. The software scope requires a comparable deployed government workflow product that has processed at least 500 records, experience with at least two third-party integrations, security/accessibility and sustained support capacity. Software maintenance and support must continue for at least five years after the agreement expires, including after any extension; Ava does not intend to fund or support that period. Required state licensing and insurance apply. One firm must prime, with subcontract value at most 20% of the awarded contract.
No ceiling disclosed · The November 6 Q&A explicitly states that no anticipated award ceiling is disclosed. Proposers price one or both scopes for an 18-jurisdiction scenario; final spending caps are negotiated. The initial term is two years, with up to three additional years possible.
23 November 2026 · 11:59 p.m. Pacific
Sources and full Q&A checked 10 November 2026. Software proposals must provide for at least five years’ support after final expiration; Ava does not intend to fund the post-contract period.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Dallas and McMinnville Geographically Targeted Energy Efficiency (GeoTEE) Evaluation RFP
Qualified firms or teams able to evaluate programs using interviews, monthly gas bills, modeled peak savings and engineering assumptions. The packet limits proposal content to 22 pages, plus appendices, and requires a comparable report, resumes, insurance information, a conflict disclosure and signed representations. No minimum business age or ownership certification is stated.
About $200,000 · Anticipated total study budget, with a negotiated spending cap. Justified higher bids may be considered with lower-cost alternatives. This is not an absolute $200,000 ceiling. The study runs into 2031.
European Commission / European Health and Digital Executive Agency · HORIZON-HLTH-2027-02-DISEASE-01-two-stage: Innovative healthcare interventions for non-communicable diseases
Legal entities including eligible US organizations may receive funding. The consortium must include at least three independent beneficiaries from three different EU or associated countries, including at least one EU member. A US entity is additional to that minimum. The abstract and Part B of the blind first-stage proposal must omit organization names, acronyms, logos and personnel.
€7–8 million expected · The Commission expects €7 million to €8 million per project, with a €63.8 million indicative topic budget and eight projects expected. Different requested amounts are permitted; these are estimates, not a guaranteed award.
17 February 2027 · 5 p.m. Brussels local time
Retained from the local November 4 review draft. Official sources were last checked November 3, 2026; this cycle was not rechecked for November 11. Confirm current availability and terms at the official source.
National Cancer Institute · RFA-CA-27-002: Advanced Development and Validation of Emerging Technologies for Basic and Clinical Cancer Research
Listed higher education institutions, nonprofits with or without 501(c)(3) status, businesses, governments and foreign organizations may apply. No clinical trials. Foreign subawards/subcontracts are prohibited; direct foreign applicants and certain unfunded collaborations remain permitted under the notice.
Up to $300,000 per year · Maximum $300,000 a year in direct project costs for up to three years. NCI anticipates approximately $5.9 million shared across an estimated 13 awards, subject to appropriations.
10 November 2026 · 5 p.m. applicant organization local time
Retained from the local November 4 review draft. Official sources were last checked November 3, 2026; this cycle was not rechecked for November 11. Confirm current availability and terms at the official source. The previously stated November 10 deadline precedes the intended November 11 issue.
US Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention · OJJDP FY2026 Mentoring for Youth Impacted by Opioids and Other Substance Use
Category-specific US government, education and nonprofit applicants. Both categories require three uninterrupted years of structured youth mentoring and current direct mentoring delivery. A licensed/accredited treatment partner MOU is required; treatment-primary organizations cannot lead. National-organization status requires active affiliates or subrecipients in at least 45 states predating the notice; other local and statewide categories have their own tests.
Up to $650,000 or $2 million · Local project awards up to $650,000, with ten anticipated. Statewide/regional awards up to $2 million, with five anticipated. Up to $16.5 million shared; 36-month awards; no match.
16 November 2026 · 11:59 p.m. ET
Retained from the local November 4 review draft. Official sources were last checked November 3, 2026; this cycle was not rechecked for November 11. Confirm current availability and terms at the official source.
Energy Trust of Oregon · Generator Block Heaters Cost Research RFP
A research request about conventional generator block-heater costs. The current listing and PDF cover confirm the title and dates; detailed terms retain the November 3 check.
About $60,000 · Anticipated study budget, with time-and-materials pricing and a negotiated not-to-exceed cap. Justified higher budgets may be considered with alternative scenarios; not an absolute $60,000 ceiling.
1 December 2026 · 5 p.m. PT
Current official listing and PDF cover checked November 10, 2026; full terms last read November 3. Final-report revision periods conflict: confirm the delivery schedule before pricing.
