Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

National Experienced Workforce Solutions, Inc

This Project S Primary Purpose Is to Add Temporary Experienced Skilled Workers Through the Congressionallyauthorized Experienced Services Program to Provide a Pilot Position That Will Assist Epermits to Provideaccessible Information Needed by the Public and Agency Users of Epermits, Through the Epermits Knowledge Base So That Epermits May Become an Effective Source for FWS Permitting Information.

Committed

$417,426

Paid out
$300.1K
72%
Committed, not yet paid
$117.3K
28%

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Source

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