Technical Assistance Funding to Develop Grid Modernization Projects
Description: Fund technical consultants that will assist them with performing technical analyses needed to understand the impact of their proposed project, designing a process to comply with doe metrics reporting requirements should they receive funding, and compiling a well-rounded, thorough application for funding
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NYSERDA's Grid Enhancing Technologies solicitation (PON 6149) provides up to $24 million in competitive funding to advance innovative transmission and distribution solutions that enhance the performance, reliability, and resilience of New York's electric grid. The solicitation seeks concept papers and proposals across 14 eligible technical topic areas for product development, demonstrations, and studies, with up to $3 million available per selected project and a 50% minimum cost share required from applicants. Concept papers are accepted on a continuous rolling basis through 3:00 p.m. ET on October 7, 2029 (or until funding is exhausted); selected applicants are then invited to submit full proposals.
Provide design, develop, and demonstrate an artificial intelligence (ai) supported bess health monitoring platform that enables predictive diagnostics, failure detection, and lifecycle optimization of grid-connected battery systems.
NYSERDA's Grid Enhancing Technologies solicitation (PON 6149) provides up to $24 million in competitive funding to advance innovative transmission and distribution solutions that enhance the performance, reliability, and resilience of New York's electric grid. The solicitation seeks concept papers and proposals across 14 eligible technical topic areas for product development, demonstrations, and studies, with up to $3 million available per selected project and a 50% minimum cost share required from applicants. Concept papers are accepted on a continuous rolling basis through 3:00 p.m. ET on October 7, 2029 (or until funding is exhausted); selected applicants are then invited to submit full proposals.
The State of Wyoming is seeking proposals for technical assistance and training services for the Wyoming Department of Health’s Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) program. The work includes establishing streamlined referral pathways for mental health and substance use treatment in rural areas, and developing structured follow-up and ongoing support protocols for PATH-eligible clients. This is a procurement for services, with proposals submitted through Public Purchase, rather than a grant application.
