Expired — Round 24 closed September 9, 2026 at 12:00 PM ETAtlas Opportunity Score 86/100
Connecticut DECD Brownfield Area-Wide Revitalization (BAR) Planning Grant — Round 24
Archived: Connecticut DECD Round 24 Brownfield Area-Wide Revitalization (BAR) Planning Grant closed September 9, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET. Round 24 offered up to $200,000 per applicant with a minimum 10% match. Atlas is retaining the record for reference and monitoring the tentative Round 25 notice window in January/February 2027.
FundingUp to $200,000 per applicant; minimum 10% match required.
DeadlineClosed September 9, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET.
Last verifiedSeptember 9, 2026
Required next actionRound 24 BAR is closed. Do not submit a Round 24 application. Preserve the area-wide planning package, match strategy, site-priority work and implementation materials and monitor Connecticut DECD's tentative Round 25 notice window in January/February 2027. Re-verify eligibility, match, funding ceiling, application method and all successor-round terms once DECD publishes a new notice.
Broad Eligibility
Eligible applicants include Connecticut municipalities, Connecticut Brownfield Land Banks, qualifying economic development agencies, and regional Councils of Governments. The program supports area-wide planning for neighborhoods, districts, corridors, downtowns, waterfront zones, or other areas burdened by multiple brownfields rather than a single-site construction project.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score 86/100. This is a verified Connecticut infrastructure and community-redevelopment planning opportunity that can be strategically relevant where an eligible public or regional lead is planning reuse of multiple brownfield sites for community-serving purposes such as healthcare, bioscience, school, mixed-use, or other public-benefit development. Eligible planning activities include community visioning, environmental/building-condition analysis, limited site assessment, brownfield mapping, market and feasibility studies, infrastructure analysis, site reuse plans, conceptual design, implementation strategy, and identification of redevelopment funding sources. N9+ Direct Vendor Fit 0/100 and QC Healthcare Fit 0/100 because Round 24 BAR funds planning and redevelopment strategy, not clinical technology or physician services.
Archived Round 24
Connecticut DECD Round 24 BAR closed September 9, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET. Applications had to be submitted through the Euna electronic application portal by noon. Atlas is retaining this record for historical and planning reference; it is no longer actionable as an open application.
Round 24 Funding
Eligible applicants could request up to $200,000, with a required minimum 10% match. The program supported comprehensive planning for neighborhoods, districts, corridors, downtowns, waterfront zones and other areas burdened by multiple brownfields.
Who Was Eligible
Eligible applicants included Connecticut municipalities, Connecticut Brownfield Land Banks, qualifying economic development agencies and regional Councils of Governments. Round 24 planning activities could include community visioning, existing-conditions analysis, limited site assessment, brownfield mapping, market and feasibility studies, infrastructure analysis, site-reuse planning, conceptual design, implementation strategy and identification of redevelopment funding sources.
Healthcare Relevance
This was an upstream planning opportunity rather than a clinical grant. It could be strategically relevant where an eligible public or regional lead was planning reuse of multiple brownfield sites for healthcare, bioscience, school, mixed-use or other community-serving development.
Next-Round Watch
DECD’s current tentative schedule identifies January/February 2027 for a Round 25 notice covering multiple brownfield programs, subject to change and funding availability. Potential applicants should preserve their planning package and re-verify the successor round once DECD publishes a new notice.
Official source: Connecticut DECD BAR Planning Grants.
Source verificationOfficial government source · portal.ct.govAtlas last verified this record September 9, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
