Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

National Experienced Workforce Solutions, Inc

The Experienced Services Program Esp Provides Technical Assistance and Support to Natural and Cultural Resource Conservation Projects With the National Park Service NPS Participants Will Aid in the Development and Execution of Projects That Benefit the Public and Provide Support to NPS Employees This Program Will Provide Opportunities to Qualified Individuals 55 Years of Age and Older, Who Have Specific Technical Skills and Abilities That Are Unavailable or Underrepresented at Current NPS Staffing Levels This Project Will Seek Out Experienced Professionals to Assist Existing Efforts in the Creation of New Training Programs, Public Outreach, and Partnership Development Beneficiaries Include Organizations That Support Career Advancement and Placement for Individuals 55 Years of Age and Older

Committed

$1.6 Million

Paid out
$907.8K
56%
Committed, not yet paid
$726.1K
44%

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Source

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