Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: Floridamakes Will Continue Its Work as the Nist Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) Center in the State of Florida. the Center's Mission Is to Improve the Productivity and Technological Performance of Florida's Manufacturing Sector, Thereby Contributing to the Health of the National Economy.activities to Be Performed: the Center Delivers High Impact Products and Services Which Foster the Development of a Worldclass Manufacturing Workforce, Accelerate the Deployment and Use of State-of-the-market Technology, and Grow the Value Contribution and Resilience of the State's Supply System to High Value, High Trade Sectors, Both Domestically and Internationally. Additionally, the Center Coordinates With Strategic Industry, Academic, and Government Partners to Retain and Expand the Number and Share of High Value, High Trade Industries Throughout the State. the Center's Core Competency Lies in Its Ability to Conduct Performance Assessments, Employing a Variety of Methodologies, and in Brokering Services to Those Clients Through an Extensive Network of Third-party Providers, Allowing the Center's Focus to Remain Customer-centric.expected Outcomes: the Center's Goal Is to Provide High-impact Products and Services Which Address State-of-the Market Challenges to Florida's Manufacturing Sector, Grow the Number of Manufacturing Businesses Actively Engaged and Impacted, Increase the Performance of Florida's Manufacturing Ecosystem, and Maintain the Center as a Measurably High-performance Network of Resources Contributing to Strengthening and Advancing Florida's Manufacturing Economy.intended Beneficiaries: Individual Manufacturers, the Statewide and Regional Manufacturing Ecosystems That Support and Strengthen the State's Manufacturing Economy, and Floridians Through an Increased Standard of Living and Greater Economic Resilience Brought About by Having a Robust Manufacturing Economy.subrecipient Activities: There Are No Proposed Subrecipient Activities.
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$10.6 Million
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