Federal grant · project grant (b)

Montana State University

Montana State University (MSU) Will Use the Funds of This Pollution Prevention (P2) Cooperative Agreement to Offer Montana's Small Businesses in the Food and Beverage Industry Onsite Technical Assistance and Training to Include: Best Management Practices, Safer Chemical Use, P2 Roundtables, Source Reduction Techniques and Community-based P2 Initiatives. Additionally, With the Support of the National Center for Appropriate Technology (ncat), Clients Will Receive Energy Audits to Identify Energy Conservation Opportunities. Funding Will Also Support Strategic Enhancements to the Ecostar P2 Award Program, MTP2.ORG Website, the Montana Material Exchange and the P2 Resource Library. Total Amount of Epa FY18 Funds Awarded Will Be $247,463. Projected Epa Amount to Be Funded in FY19 Is $247,464 Pending FY19 Budget.

Committed

$494,927

Paid out
$269
<1%
Committed, not yet paid
$494.7K
100%

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Source

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