Atlas Grant Intelligence Center

Find grants for the mission you serve.

Choose one primary organization category to discover relevant grants. The broad groups include related entities, such as YMCAs, YWCAs and youth programs together, or museums, zoos and arts organizations together. Healthcare applicant types remain individually selectable. Your choice is a starting point, not a restriction on the full Grant Matrix.

Choose one organization category

Pick the closest group. Each broad group includes many related organizations. Healthcare types stay individually selectable. Eligibility is confirmed later in your Grant Matrix.

See which organizations each broad group includes

Local Government, Townships & Public AgenciesCities, towns, villages, counties, municipal departments and government authorities

Tribal Governments & Native OrganizationsTribal governments, federally recognized tribes, Native nonprofits, tribal health providers and tribal colleges

Faith-Based & Religious OrganizationsChurches, synagogues, mosques, religious charities and faith-led community programs

Youth, Family & Community ServicesYMCAs, YWCAs, Boys & Girls Clubs, mentoring, after-school programs, childcare and family support

Arts, Culture, Museums & ZoosArt, science and history museums, zoos, aquariums, cultural centers, arts organizations and historic sites

Schools, Colleges & EducationPublic and private schools, districts, colleges, universities, training programs and research institutes

Fire, Rescue & Emergency PreparednessVolunteer and municipal fire departments, rescue squads, emergency preparedness and disaster response

Housing, Neighborhood & Property AssociationsHousing authorities, affordable housing developers, HOAs, property owners and neighborhood associations

Human Services, Senior, Disability & Veteran SupportHuman service agencies, senior care, nursing facilities, disability advocates, guardianship and veterans groups

Community & Economic DevelopmentDevelopment agencies, economic development corporations, chambers, neighborhood revitalization and coalitions

Libraries, Parks, Recreation & Community FacilitiesLibraries, parks, recreation centers, community facilities and related public or charitable organizations

Justice, Reentry & Community SafetyCorrectional services, juvenile justice, reentry organizations, civic advocacy and community safety

Food, Agriculture & CooperativesFood banks, farm and ranch operations, agricultural cooperatives and food-access programs

Environment, Conservation & Animal WelfareConservation groups, animal welfare agencies, veterinarians, zoos and environmental nonprofits

Businesses, Entrepreneurs & Professional ServicesCompanies, sole proprietors, professional vendors, health plans, laboratories, staffing and technical services

Workforce, Job Training & EmploymentWorkforce boards, technical schools, apprenticeships, job-training programs and employment services

Water, Utilities & Public InfrastructurePublic water systems, transit, municipal infrastructure, utilities and public works

Students, Individuals & FamiliesStudents, scholarship applicants, parents, guardians, trainees and individual professionals

Nonprofits, Charities & Community OrganizationsGeneral charitable, advocacy, philanthropic and community-serving nonprofits

Coalitions & Public-Private PartnershipsMulti-agency collaborations, joint applicants, public-private partnerships and community coalitions

Closing within 7 days Include closed opportunities

Reset

4815 verified opportunities shownSorted by highest Atlas Opportunity Score

Needs Review - deadline conflict; new outreach pausedAtlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified September 16, 2026

Utah RHTP SHIFT 3.3 — Rural EMS

Utah DHHS still lists SHIFT 3.3 Rural EMS applications due September 20, 2026 at 11:59 PM MDT, but the current Utah DPS/BEMS FAQ and linked EUNA NOFO narrative list September 13, 2026 at 11:59 PM MDT. Atlas cannot verify that the application window is currently open, so new applicant outreach remains paused pending explicit authoritative confirmation.

FundingUp to $12,500,000 in Year 1 funding. Utah's public funding table does not state a fixed per-award ceiling or anticipated number of awards.

DeadlineDeadline conflict unresolved. Utah DHHS lists September 20, 2026 at 11:59 PM MDT, while the current Utah DPS/BEMS SHIFT Initiative FAQ and linked EUNA NOFO narrative list September 13, 2026 at 11:59 PM MDT; EUNA's public Submission Close Date field remains blank.

Required next actionKeep new applicant outreach paused. Do not treat the September 20 date as controlling unless Utah BEMS or EUNA expressly confirms an extension, reopening, or current submission window. Preserve prior successful sends and reverify the live deadline before any submission.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

Implementation / Procurement Watch — hospital grant agreements executed September 16, 2026Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified September 24, 2026

Connecticut Rural Health Transformation Program — Rural Hospital Implementation & Procurement Watch

Connecticut DSS finalized $50 million in Rural Health Transformation Program right-sizing and infrastructure agreements on September 16, 2026, including $46 million for Day Kimball, Sharon, Windham and Charlotte Hungerford hospitals and $3.98 million for Mathematica technical assistance. These are executed implementation awards, not a new public applicant round. Atlas is monitoring hospital and state procurement channels for resulting telehealth, virtual-care, remote-monitoring, equipment and implementation opportunities.

FundingConnecticut received $154,249,105.53 for Rural Health Transformation Program Budget Period 1. On September 16, 2026, DSS finalized $50 million in rural-hospital right-sizing and infrastructure agreements: $46 million to four hospital systems, including $20.23 million for Day Kimball Hospital, $13.12 million for Sharon Hospital, and $12.65 million combined for Hartford HealthCare's Windham Hospital and Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, plus $3.98 million for Mathematica technical assistance. These figures are executed Year 1 awards, not a new applicant ceiling.

DeadlineImplementation / procurement watch. No public application deadline applies to the executed September 16, 2026 hospital agreements. The first Connecticut OHS AI-enabled care coordination and remote patient monitoring NOFO closed July 7, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET.

Required next actionDo not create new applicant outreach from the executed hospital awards. Monitor Connecticut DSS, CTSource and the procurement channels of Day Kimball Hospital, Sharon Hospital, Windham Hospital and Charlotte Hungerford Hospital for project-specific solicitations, vendor registrations and implementation notices. Day Kimball has confirmed that planning and procurement will proceed on separate timelines for advanced imaging, digital infrastructure, virtual health and tele-specialty services. Evaluate N9+ and QC Healthcare only against a future controlling procurement or hospital-led partner request.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

Funding Watch — broader Maryland Rural Health Transformation Program pipeline; first-round RHTP awards are in implementation and no new statewide RHTP application deadline is currently published.Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified September 23, 2026

Maryland Rural Health Transformation Program — Future Funding Watch

Maryland's Rural Health Transformation Program remains a high-priority Funding Watch. MDH reports a $168.18 million Budget Period 1 award, $163.7 million in planned subawards and $134.8 million expected through competitive procurement processes. Current verified future pathways include school-based health-center expansion and mobile units, HIE connectivity and AI-enabled workflows, telehealth infrastructure, technology-enabled chronic-disease management, mobile integrated health/community paramedicine, behavioral health and workforce.

FundingMaryland's Budget Period 1 Rural Health Transformation Program award totals $168,180,837.61. MDH states that $163.7 million in BP1 subawards are planned and $134.8 million will be available through competitive procurement processes. These statewide figures are not individual applicant ceilings; downstream award sizes will be controlled by each solicitation.

DeadlineFunding Watch — no additional statewide Maryland Rural Health Transformation Program application deadline is currently published as of September 23, 2026. Maryland's first RHTP awards are already in implementation. The separate State Recovery Housing Program remains open through November 1, 2026 at 5:00 PM; the official public notice does not state a time zone and Atlas tracks that opportunity separately under record #3513.

Required next actionPre-position rural Maryland projects around the state's verified pipeline: school-based health-center expansion and mobile units, HIE connectivity and AI-enabled workflows, centralized telehealth infrastructure, technology-enabled chronic-disease management, mobile integrated health/community paramedicine, behavioral-health expansion, rural workforce and value-based care. Track MDH and partner procurement channels for the next controlling notice, then verify applicant eligibility, award size, allowable costs, match, deadline and submission mechanics before outreach or budgeting.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

Funding WatchAtlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified September 22, 2026

New York Rural Health Transformation Program — Future Funding Watch

New York's first $76.2 million Rural Community Health Integration application round is closed, but CMS confirmed on September 4, 2026 that approximately $76 million is now being delivered to strengthen rural regional networks, technology-enhanced primary care, workforce training and care coordination. Atlas tracks the next verified New York RHTP funding or procurement opportunity rather than treating implementation funding as a new open application.

FundingNew York received $212,058,207.80 for RHTP Budget Period 1. Approximately $76 million from the first Rural Community Health Integration initiative is now being delivered for regional coordination, technology-enhanced primary care and related rural transformation. No next-round applicant ceiling has been published.

DeadlineFunding Watch — no next-round New York RHTP application deadline is published as of September 22, 2026. The first Rural Community Health Integration application period has closed; the current state page now lists awardees and implementation materials.

Required next actionPre-position for New York's next verified RHTP funding or procurement opportunity. Document rural service geography and access gaps, assemble hospital/FQHC/behavioral-health/public-health/community partnerships, and build implementation-ready concepts around technology-enhanced primary care, telehealth, eConsults, workforce, remote-supported training and cybersecurity. Monitor NYSDOH for the next official notice; do not treat the September 4 CMS implementation announcement as a new open application.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified September 10, 2026

Hawaiʻi Rural Health Transformation Program — $188.9M Telehealth, Digital Health & Rural Care Funding Watch

Hawaiʻi has received $188,892,440 for FY2026 through the Rural Health Transformation Program. The state plan includes a statewide telehealth network with school and community access points, remote patient monitoring, rural digital infrastructure, EMS and mobile care, workforce development, medical respite, and value-based transformation; downstream provider and vendor application details are still pending.

Funding$188,892,440 awarded to Hawaiʻi for Federal Fiscal Year 2026; first year of a five-year program with additional annual awards expected through 2030, subject to federal approval and performance. Downstream award sizes are not yet published.

DeadlineActive implementation: the 2026 HOME RUN Education Award application is open. The controlling application does not state a closing date. Organizational provider, school, hospital, health-center, partner, and vendor opportunities remain subject to separate downstream solicitations or procurements.

Required next actionTrack the live HOME RUN Education Award as a separate individual healthcare-workforce opportunity; continue monitoring Hawaiʻi RHTP for provider, hospital, school, health-center, telehealth, technology-vendor, and clinical-service solicitations; do not assume organizational applicant or vendor eligibility until controlling terms are published.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified September 17, 2026

Washington RHTP Tribal Initiative 3 – Native Families Telehealth & Technology Funding Watch

Washington HCA has reserved 10% of Rural Health Transformation Program funds for Washington's 29 federally recognized Tribes under Initiative 3. Tribes do not apply for this set-aside. Eligible pathways expressly include remote care and telehealth technology deployment, mobile technology for community health workers, EHR modernization, health information exchange, and related hardware/software, creating a high-priority Tribal technology procurement watch.

FundingWashington reserves 10% of all Rural Health Transformation Program funds for the 29 federally recognized Tribes in Washington, divided equally. Washington's year-one RHT award is approximately $181 million. HCA does not publish a specific per-Tribe amount on the controlling public page.

DeadlineDirect allocation / implementation funding watch. Tribes do not apply for Initiative 3 funds. Year-one RHT funds must be spent by September 30, 2027; Tribe-specific procurement and vendor deadlines are controlled separately.

Required next actionNo applicant application or applicant outreach for the Initiative 3 set-aside. Monitor HCA for annual distribution updates and Tribe-specific implementation or procurement activity. Any vendor pathway must be verified separately through the applicable Tribe's procurement or contracting process before outreach.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

Pre-Launch Verification Hold - FY27 NexSys application not yet confirmed openAtlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified September 24, 2026

Michigan FY27 Section 31aa: Student Mental Health and School Safety Formula Funding

Michigan FY27 Section 31aa provides noncompetitive per-pupil funding for K-12 student mental health and school safety. MDE caps mental health funding at $73.53 per pupil and school safety funding at $147.06 per pupil. Four NexSys application windows close at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, beginning November 9, 2026, although MDE says the November date may be adjusted based on application finalization.

FundingUp to $73.53 per pupil for FY27 student mental health funding under Section 31aa(2) and up to $147.06 per pupil for FY27 school safety funding under Section 31aa(3). MDE states all eligible entities that apply will be funded, although final per-pupil awards may be lower depending on the number of submissions.

DeadlineApplication windows close at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time: November 9, 2026; December 7, 2026; January 4, 2027; and April 12, 2027. MDE states the November 9 date may be adjusted based on when the application is finalized and made available. Entities may apply only once.

Required next actionMonitor MDE for the FY27 Section 31aa NexSys application launch and any change to the November 9, 2026 first-window date. Keep ORIGINAL outreach on hold until the application is confirmed available and all applicant-specific verification and deduplication gates are complete.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

Procurement-only; mandatory Letter of Intent deadline passed October 19, 2026. November 17, 2026 at 12:00 PM Iowa local time is the full contract-proposal deadline for applicants who met the LOI eligibility requirement. Confirm current IowaGrants amendments before proceeding. Not an open applicant grant.Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified 2026-10-30

Iowa Healthy Hometowns Cardiovascular Health Hub Program (COMPADM26007)

Iowa HHS Healthy Hometowns funding for rural cardiovascular Hub-and-Spoke Networks, tele-cardiology, diagnostics, chronic-disease management, rehabilitation, workforce, equipment, and remote-patient-monitoring capacity. Mandatory Letter of Intent closed October 19, 2026; only timely LOI submitters may proceed to the November 17, 2026, 12:00 p.m. Iowa-time proposal deadline, subject to amendments.

FundingApproximately $33,361,333 total in Contract Year 1 across an undetermined number of awards. Maximum four-year budgets: Option 1 $16,283,040; Option 2 $21,710,720; Option 3 $10,855,360. Applicants may request less.

DeadlineMandatory Letter of Intent: October 19, 2026. Applications due November 17, 2026 at 12:00 PM (noon), local Iowa time.

Required next actionThe mandatory October 19, 2026 Letter of Intent submission period has CLOSED. Only organizations that filed the required LOI on time may proceed to the November 17, 2026, 12:00 PM local Iowa-time proposal deadline, subject to written amendments. Prior LOI submitters must complete the required IowaGrants forms, executed or draft network agreements, work plan, budget justification and attestations. Organizations that missed the LOI should monitor for an officially announced successor opportunity rather than attempt an ineligible new submission.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified October 5, 2026

California CHFFA Children’s Hospital Program of 2008 – Third Funding Round

CHFFA is accepting first-come, first-served Third Funding Round applications from California's five University of California children's hospitals for eligible pediatric capital projects, including equipment acquisition, until the remaining funds are exhausted.

Funding$8,835,501.79 available for the Third Funding Round as of February 26, 2026; first-come, first-served among eligible UC Children's Hospitals; current balance subject to subsequent awards.

DeadlineOngoing until funds are exhausted; due first business day of each month, except October 7; no applications accepted in November. No clock time or time zone published.

Required next actionAn eligible University of California children's hospital should confirm the current remaining balance, identify a qualifying pediatric capital or equipment project, review the current CHFFA application requirements, and submit by the applicable monthly deadline. For October 2026, the published due date is October 7; CHFFA states that applications are not accepted in November.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified October 6, 2026

Arkansas NIH Opportunity | Bioengineering Partnerships with Industry (PAR-24-325)

NIH PAR-24-325 supports academic-industry partnerships to develop, validate and translate promising bioengineering technologies. Arkansas universities and eligible organizations may apply through qualifying partnerships. The next due date is January 27, 2027 at 5:00 PM local time of the applicant organization.

FundingApplication budgets are not limited but must reflect actual project needs; maximum project period is 5 years.

DeadlineJanuary 27, 2027 at 5:00 PM local time of the applicant organization.

Required next actionConfirm the Arkansas academic concept and industrial-partner role; contact the relevant NIH program officer; map the required Leadership Plan, IP/governance, milestones, registrations and participating-IC mission alignment. Do not advance a mere vendor or component-supply role.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified October 7, 2026

California CHFFA Children’s Hospital Program of 2018

CHFFA is currently accepting ongoing Proposition 4 capital grant applications from California's 13 designated children's hospitals for construction, renovation, furnishing, equipping, financing, and refinancing projects benefiting critically ill children.

FundingUp to $135,000,000 per designated private nonprofit Children's Hospital or $54,000,000 per designated UC Children's Hospital, less issuance and administrative costs; subject to hospital-specific remaining allocation.

DeadlineOngoing through June 30, 2033 or until each designated hospital's allocation is exhausted; due first business day of each month, except October 7 and no applications accepted in November. No clock time/time zone published.

Required next actionReview the current Children's Hospital Program materials and remaining allocation before preparing a request. The program accepts applications while designated Children's Hospital funding remains; October applications are due October 7, and applications are not accepted in November.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 99/100

Verified October 17, 2026

New Hampshire GO-NORTH Rural Primary Care Access RFA — $15.5M Technology, Telehealth & Practice Transformation

Foundation for Healthy Communities is accepting applications for approximately $15.5 million in New Hampshire GO-NORTH Rural Primary Care Access funding. The RFA supports rural primary care transformation through technology-enabled care, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, interoperability, chronic-disease management, value-based care and sustainable regional delivery models. Initial applications are due October 15, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET, followed by rolling review while funds remain.

FundingApproximately $15.5 million total expected to be awarded. Individual award amounts are not fixed; FHC may partially fund requests based on merit, scope, feasibility, impact and available funds. Multi-year continuation may be available contingent on GO-NORTH authorization and satisfactory performance.

DeadlineInitial application deadline: October 15, 2026 at 5:00 PM ET. Rolling applications accepted afterward while funds remain; FHC may close or pause the rolling window once funds are committed.

Required next actionThe October 15, 2026 initial-cohort deadline has passed. FHC currently accepts applications on a rolling basis while funds remain; confirm the application portal is still accepting submissions and check the latest RFA, eligibility, workplan, budget, sustainability and equipment requirements before applying. Do not assume funding remains available without confirmation.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 99/100

15 days leftVerified September 30, 2026

New York Health-led Community Behavioral Health Crisis Response Pilots — Round 2 (MH263037)

New York OMH is offering $8 million for health-led community behavioral health crisis response pilots. The RFP is internally inconsistent on award count: Sections 1.1 and 4 state at least four pilot programs, while Section 5.3 says up to four awards; funding is capped at $2 million per applicant and at least one pilot must be rural. Eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits and county or municipal entities with community behavioral-health experience may apply by November 19, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET.

Funding$8,000,000 total; up to four awards of $2,000,000 per applicant for three-year pilot operations, contingent on continued State appropriations.

DeadlineNovember 19, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET; bidder conference September 28, 2026 at 3:00 PM (time zone not stated in the RFP); questions due October 8, 2026.

Required next actionConfirm 501(c)(3) nonprofit or county/municipal eligibility and community behavioral-health crisis experience; choose Tier 1 or Tier 2 for each pilot area; notify the LGU unless the LGU is the applicant; secure the required county or New York City chief elected official commitment letter; build the 24/7 peer-centered crisis model and telehealth/clinical-support plan; complete SFS prequalification if a nonprofit; attend the September 28 bidder conference, submit questions by October 8, monitor the October 29 Q&A and any addenda, and submit by November 19, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

Open - rolling; next deadline November 6, 2026Atlas Opportunity Score 99/100

2 days leftVerified October 21, 2026

Florida Cancer Innovation Fund FY 2026-27

Florida Cancer Innovation Fund FY 2026-27: Period 2 is active through November 6, 2026. Qualifying Florida-based licensed or certified healthcare entities may request up to $2 million from the $70 million program. Confirm statutory eligibility and current portal instructions.

FundingApproximately $70 million available statewide; applicants may request up to $2 million.

DeadlinePeriod 2: November 6, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET. Period 3: December 18, 2026; confirm cutoff time with Florida DOH. Period 1 closed September 25, 2026.

Required next actionUse the September 8, 2026 Florida DOH Q&A, FY 2026-27 FOA, and current FCIF portal as controlling guidance. Period 2 is active through November 6, 2026 and Period 3 runs November 7 through December 18, 2026. Confirm statutory eligibility, select the correct grant category, prepare the required work plan with measurable deliverables and success metrics, and submit through the portal during the applicable rolling period. Equipment above $5,000 requires additional Department review, and any subcontract requires pre-approval and narrative justification.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

Member AccessAtlas Opportunity Score 98/100

Verified September 14, 2026

Washington RHTP Critical Technology Infrastructure & Maintenance Needs

Washington rural-hospital infrastructure funding for AI, cybersecurity, revenue-cycle technology, data platforms, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, and critical maintenance needs.

FundingApproximately $32 million to $42 million per year in the approved Washington RHT plan

DeadlineApplications underway; controlling deadline and requirements are available through the WSHA member application materials

Required next actionConfirm WSHA member access and retrieve the controlling Activity 1.3 application package before preparing a submission.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 98/100

Verified September 25, 2026

Ohio RHTP Rural EMS & Dispatch Modernization Grant Program (DOH62030)

Ohio Department of Health is seeking rural EMS, fire/EMS and emergency-dispatch modernization proposals across Ohio's rural counties. Up to $12 million is available for the current year. The application date is October 6, 2026; Atlas is re-verifying the exact submission time because current indexed materials conflict and the recorded ODH source URL is unavailable.

FundingUp to $12,000,000 available for the current project year; individual award ceilings are not specified in the public opportunity summary.

DeadlineOctober 6, 2026 at 3:00 PM ET

Required next actionConfirm rural service area and applicant eligibility, finalize project scope, and submit all required application components by October 6, 2026 at 3:00 PM ET. Clarification questions are due September 29, 2026 at 3:00 PM ET.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 98/100

Verified September 1, 2026

UW Medicine Acute Hospital Care at Home — RFP 9589

UW Medicine is seeking a qualified and experienced vendor to support its Acute Hospital Care at Home (AHCH) program through consultative services, remote patient monitoring technology and interfaces, information technology, staffing, logistics coordination, service providers, and delivery of acute hospital-level care in patients’ homes. The program must comply with CMS Acute Hospital Care at Home […]

FundingOfficial contract ceiling not disclosed in accessible current public notice

DeadlineSeptember 22, 2026 (current amended close date; exact closing time/time zone pending controlling WEBS documents)

Required next actionRetrieve current WEBS RFP 9589 and all addenda; confirm exact deadline and submission mechanics; validate prime/subcontractor rules; map N9+ to in-home kit, clinical peripherals, RPM and Epic/interface requirements; pursue Path C technology-component capture unless the controlling RFP establishes a true no-partner Path A.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

Active — Formula Entitlement / 30-Day District ApplicationAtlas Opportunity Score 98/100

Verified September 5, 2026

Connecticut FY2027 Special Education SEED Grant — $30M Formula Funding

Connecticut has funded the FY2027 Special Education SEED Grant at $30 million statewide for local school boards. CSDE allows direct special education and related services, Tier 2/Tier 3 academic and behavioral interventions, qualifying new student-facing staff, technology hardware/software, equipment and curriculum. This is formula funding, but districts must complete the eGMS subrecipient application within 30 days after CSDE opens it and notifies districts.

Funding$30,000,000 statewide FY2027 formula entitlement allocation; individual school-board allocations vary under the ECS-based formula.

DeadlineDistrict-specific 30-day eGMS Subrecipient Application window after CSDE posts allocations, opens the SA, and notifies districts. FY2027 funds may be expended July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027; no extended liquidation beyond June 30, 2027.

Required next actionConfirm the board's official CSDE SEED allocation; watch for the eGMS notice that the FY2027 Subrecipient Application is open; complete the Project Details and aligned Budget within 30 days; map proposed spending only to authorized special-education purposes; exclude prohibited administrative, operating, professional-development, parent-activity, general-education, Tier 1 and third-party contractor/vendor costs; and obtain program-specific allowability confirmation for any clinical technology purchase structure that could be interpreted as a prohibited vendor-services arrangement.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 98/100

8 days leftVerified September 18, 2026

New York OMH MH263038 — LGBTQIA+ Youth and Young Adult Crisis Line (CR 2138598)

New York OMH is offering one five-year award for a dedicated LGBTQIA+ youth and young adult crisis line. Funding is $1.8 million in year one, including $600,000 for statewide 988 counselor training, then $1.2 million annually for four additional years. Proposals are due November 12, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST.

FundingOne award: $1.8 million in year one, including one-time $600,000 training funding; $1.2 million annually for the following four years; $6.6 million five-year total.

DeadlineNovember 12, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST; bidder conference September 24, 2026 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM (conference time zone not separately stated); questions due October 1, 2026.

Required next actionConfirm the applicant is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit already operating a 24/7/365 LGBTQIA+ hotline covering all 50 states and territories, verify current SFS prequalification, attend the September 24 bidder conference, submit questions by October 1, monitor OMH/NYSCR for addenda and the October 22 Q&A, assemble the SFS proposal PDF and Excel budget plus required certifications, and submit by November 12, 2026 at 2:00 PM EST.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 98/100

Verified September 11, 2026

New Jersey Turnpike Authority — Occupational Healthcare and Physician Services RFP (RM-201903)

The New Jersey Turnpike Authority is accepting proposals for RM-201903, Occupational Healthcare and Physician Services. The solicitation is open with proposals due September 23, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time through Bid Express. The engagement centers on occupational medicine, employee examinations, workers’ compensation support, pre-employment physicals and related physician services.

FundingNot publicly stated in the current NJTA solicitation listing; proposer pricing controls. Atlas does not use the prior 2020 contract value as a current estimate.

DeadlineSeptember 23, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time (Bid Express lists 18:00 UTC)

Required next actionObtain and review the complete RM-201903 Bid Express package, confirm prime or partner eligibility against the occupational-medicine physician, staffing, multi-region licensed-facility, insurance, reference, pricing, and certification requirements, and submit electronically through Bid Express before September 23, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. ET.

View Atlas Analysis →Request Fit Analysis

1 2 … 241 Next