Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: the Purpose of This Financial Assistance Award Is to Support the Implementation of a Program to Develop Regional Economic Capacity in Natural Resource-based Industries in Port Angeles, Washington.activities to Be Performed: Preparation of a Process Optimization and Automation Design Study, Preparation of a Housing Market Study for Indigenous Tribal Communities, Development of a Housing Demonstration Unit for Indigenous Tribal Communities, Preparation of a Feasibility of Oriented Strand Board Manufacturing With North Olympic Peninsula Tree Species, Preparation of a Feasibility and Siting Study for a Plywood Mill, Reconfiguration of the Forks Industrial Park and Recruitment of Tenant Businesses, Preparation of a Feasibility Study for a Publicly Owned Kiln, Completion of an Environmental Narrative and Preliminary Engineering Report for the Publicly Owned Kiln, Performance of Industrial Symbiosis Screenings, Development of a Workforce Training Program Focused of Forestry Industry Skills, Preparation of a Logistics Improvement Study for the Olympic Peninsula, and Completion of an Environmental Narrative and Preliminary Engineering Report for Terminals 1 and 3 at the Port of Port Angeles.expected Outcomes: the Program Will Contribute to the Development of Regional Capacity to Benefit Economically From Its Natural Resources.intended Beneficiaries: Community Members, Business Community, Indigenous Communitiessubrecipient Activities: the Recipient Intends to Make Subawards to Oregon State University and the Composite Recycling Technology Center.
Committed
$4.2 Million
Paid out
$985.1K
24%
Committed, not yet paid
$3.2M
76%
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