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Federal grant · project grant (b)
To Foster Efficiency Competitive Operations and Quality Ship Construction Repair and Reconfiguration in Small Shipyards Across the United States in Addition to Fostering Employee Skills and Enhanced Productivity Related to Shipbuilding Ship Repair and Associated Industries This Grant Is for the Purchase and Installation of a CNC Router Table a CNC Laser Table a Dust Collector a Dehumidifier and 15 Multi-process Welders With Wire Feeds Deliverables Are a CNC Router Table a CNC Laser Table a Dust Collector a Dehumidifier and 15 Multi-process Welders With Wire Feeds Which Will Increase Efficiency in Within the Shipyard Intended Beneficiary Is Ice Floe LLC Dba Nichols Brothers Boat Builders There Are No Subrecipient Activities
Committed
$357,317
Paid out
$104.1K
29%
Committed, not yet paid
$253.2K
71%
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