2020-JAII-04 Collaborative Research Matching Grant Program Request for Grant Applications
Federal opportunity from 1367CONVD - Massachusetts Technology Collaborative • Massachusetts Technology Collaborative. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Nov 30, 2029. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 00-00-00.
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The John Adams Innovation Institute, a division of the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative, is offering matching funds for capital expenditures made in connection with promising, large-scale collaborative research projects that are sponsored by public, private, nonprofit entities and nonprofit research institutions in the Commonwealth. This is a rolling solicitation and will remain open until closed by Mass Tech.
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The Massachusetts Technology Collaborative is accepting applications for its Collaborative Research Matching Grant Program, which aims to provide matching funds for innovative, large-scale collaborative research projects. This ongoing solicitation is open to public, private, nonprofit entities, and nonprofit research institutions in the Commonwealth, with applications accepted until closed by the agency. Interested parties should review the program guidelines and align their proposals with funding opportunities for capital expenditures.
The Massachusetts Technology Collaborative is seeking to support and incentivize promising collaborative research projects through matching funds.
- Cover letter summarizing the proposal
- Detailed project description
- Budget outlining capital expenditures
- Letters of support from collaborators
- Evidence of project feasibility
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- Specific funding amounts available
- Criteria for project selection
- Details on application submission process
- Information on how long the solicitation will remain open
- Any required formats for proposal submissions
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