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 an Procurement and Integration of Training Equipment and Technologies Deliverables Are Anprocurement and Integration of Training Equipment and Technologies - Electro Hydrostatic Test Pumps Miller XMT 400 Welding Machines Miller Alumafeed 350 Miller CST 282 208-575V Tweco Pwi Ultrilite Telescoping Gantry Crane Texas Metal Works Modpro Welding Booths Scotchman 65 Ton Ironworker Scotchman Hydraulic Press Presspro 110W Baleigh RBD-500 Pipe Bender Ridgid Pipe Threading Machine - 3RY43|535 Jet HBS1220DC Semi-automatic Dual Column Bandsaw Ridgid Adjustable Pipe Stand With 2 Adjustable Rollers Ridgid Portable Chain Vise Wilton 28814 Model 8100M Mechanics Pro Vise Heavy Duty Gravity Roller Conveyors Pallet Racks Which Will Increase Efficiency in Within the Shipyard Intended Beneficiary Is Master Boat Builders There Are No Subrecipient Activities
Committed
$427,596
Paid out
$384.8K
90%
Committed, not yet paid
$42.8K
10%
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