Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: the Purpose of This Project Is to Provide Services to Expand Existing Mep Capabilities to Provide National Supply Chain Optimization and to Establish a Supply Chain Intelligence Network. Improve the Resiliency and Optimization for Domestic Supply Chains in the Mep National Network in the State of South Dakotaactivities to Be Performed: the Project Will Build Upon the Existing Infrastructure of the Mep National Network (mep NN) to Support Supplier Scouting Services, Assess and Analyze Local Manufacturing Capabilities, and Expand Knowledge of South Dakotas Manufacturing Ecosystems to Stimulate the Growth of South Dakota's Manufacturers. Sdmts Will Hire a Full-time, Dedicated Business Advisor to Lead the Center's Supply Chain Program Development and Ensure a Response to All Supplier Scouting Requests. Focus on Building the Supply Chain Optimization and Intelligence Network, Including the Collection and Analysis of Small and Medium-sized Manufacturers (SMM) Capabilities and Capacity Data to Map the South Dakota Supply Network Ecosystem. Develop New Service and Educational Offerings, Connect Manufacturers to Supply Chain Opportunities, and Report the Impacts of Program-related Objectives. Expected Outcomes: Program Will Result in South Dakota Manufacturers Increased Awareness of and Access to Supply Chain Opportunities, an Integrated Local/national Supply Scouting Process, New Educational Offerings and Tools, and Regular Reports That Highlight Lessons Learned and Best Practices, Provide Stakeholder Feedback and Inform Future Supply Chain-related Programs and Services. Impacts Will Be Felt When SMMS Fill Supply Chain Gaps and Diversifying Into New Markets, Consequently Creating Stronger State and National Economies and a More Resilient U.s. Supply Chain.intended Beneficiaries: Small and Medium-sized Manufacturers (SMMS) in the State of South Dakota.subrecipient Activities: the Recipient Does Not Intend to Subaward Funds.
Committed
$399,852
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