Grant Writing Services

The Vendor is required to provide Grant Writing Services for agency and/or Participants.
- Must be willing to tailor services to meet the specific needs of agency and/or Participants, with diverse operations and missions.
- Provide Grant-Writing Services Including, But Not Limited To, and the Categories:
•    Adult Education
•    Bilingual Education
•    Business Education Partnerships
•    Career Education
•    Consolidated Applications
•    Data Services
•    Emerging Technologies
•    Employment Preparation
•    Energy Management
•    Environmental Education
•    Governance Workshops
•    Grant Searching & Development
•    Health & Drug Education
•    Health and Safety – equipment, preparedness, and training
•    Homeless Education
•    IDEA
•    Information Systems & Technology – upgrades, enhancements, education, outreach
•    Infrastructure Improvement – facilities, buildings, and school transportation services
•    Instructional Technology
•    Law Enforcement & Security
•    Literacy Programs
•    Math
•    Member-Item Grants
•    Migrant Education
•    Multi-cultural (Diversity) Mentoring
•    ESS
•    Professional Development
•    School Improvement Initiatives
•    School Library Systems & Services
•    School Reform
•    Science
•    Security
•    Social Studies
•    Special Education
•    Student Assistance
•    Students with Disabilities
•    Technical Education
•    Others as needed
- Assist the agency and/or its component school districts in developing partnerships, a programmatic approach, and an evaluation design to respond to the funding application.
- Develop and submit the application and collaborate with federal, state, and other funding agencies during the development process.
- Include grant funding for their own services and/or its component school districts, where applicable (evaluation, facilitation, program planning, budget development, staff training, and consultation).
- Respond to requests for clarification regarding eligibility, allowable activities, and budgetary allocations.