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Through a Congressionally Directed Spending request supported by Senator Manchin, the New River Gorge Regional Working Group Technical Assistance Fund will support infrastructure improvement planning within the region with justifiable economic impact. Projects selected for planning funds will aim to:
The NRG Working Group is looking for vendors with a variety of skills and experience to help technical assistance funding recipients advance infrastructure improvement project planning. NRG Working Group vendor requirements include but are not limited to:
By meeting these requirements, vendors can play a crucial role in supporting the infrastructure improvement planning efforts within the New River Gorge region, contributing to the area’s economic growth and connectivity. If interested in becoming a vendor, please contact Laura Messer at lmesser@nrgrda.org
Through a Congressionally Directed Spending request supported by Senator Manchin, the New River Gorge Regional Working Group Technical Assistance Fund will support infrastructure improvement planning within the region with justifiable economic impact. Projects selected for planning funds will aim to:
Projects receiving technical assistance must be implemented in at least one of the four counties of the New River Gorge region (Raleigh, Fayette, Nicholas, Summers). Consideration for projects falling both in and outside the NRG region will be accepted. While projects may include multiple partners, a lead applicant should be identified and submit only one application per project. Projects must fit within an NRG Working Group infrastructure priority listed below, or be submitted for approval.
Eligible applicants are legally established non-profit organizations (recognized by the IRS) and public or governmental organizations including county and municipal governments, state agencies, and public educational institutions.
All organizations must demonstrate the administrative and fiscal capacity to manage awarded funding and complete the project in compliance with the agreement. Organizations are encouraged to partner on applications to ensure adequate staff and administrative capacity. Each applicant is eligible to receive TA funding for no more than three projects.
Organizations eligible for Technical Assistance Fund awards are legally established non-profit organizations and institutions (recognized by the IRS) and public and governmental organizations including county and municipal governments, state agencies, and educational institutions, including public and private not-for-profit schools. All organizations must demonstrate that they possess the administrative and fiscal capacity to manage awarded Technical Assistance Fund resources and complete the project in compliance with the agreement. Community organizations without adequate professional staff should partner with other organizations for assistance with fiscal systems and staff capability to manage the Technical Assistance Funds. Projects must be implemented within the four counties of the New River Gorge Region.
All organizations must demonstrate the administrative and fiscal capacity to manage awarded funding and complete the project in compliance with the agreement. Organizations are encouraged to partner on applications to ensure adequate staff and administrative capacity. Each applicant is eligible to receive TA funding for no more than three projects.
Who Can Be a Vendor?
The NRG Working Group is looking for vendors with a variety of skills and experience to help technical assistance funding recipients advance infrastructure improvement project planning. NRG Working Group vendor requirements include but are not limited to:
By meeting these requirements, vendors can play a crucial role in supporting the infrastructure improvement planning efforts within the New River Gorge region, contributing to the area’s economic growth and connectivity. If interested in becoming a vendor, please contact Laura Messer at lmesser@nrgrda.org
Projects receiving technical assistance must be implemented in at least one of the four counties of the New River Gorge region (Raleigh, Fayette, Nicholas, Summers). Consideration for projects falling both in and outside the NRG region will be accepted. While projects may include multiple partners, a lead applicant should be identified and submit only one application per project. Projects must fit within an NRG Working Group infrastructure priority listed below, or be submitted for approval.
Eligible applicants are legally established non-profit organizations (recognized by the IRS) and public or governmental organizations including county and municipal governments, state agencies, and public educational institutions.
All organizations must demonstrate the administrative and fiscal capacity to manage awarded funding and complete the project in compliance with the agreement. Organizations are encouraged to partner on applications to ensure adequate staff and administrative capacity. Each applicant is eligible to receive TA funding for no more than three projects.
Organizations eligible for Technical Assistance Fund awards are legally established non-profit organizations and institutions (recognized by the IRS) and public and governmental organizations including county and municipal governments, state agencies, and educational institutions, including public and private not-for-profit schools. All organizations must demonstrate that they possess the administrative and fiscal capacity to manage awarded Technical Assistance Fund resources and complete the project in compliance with the agreement. Community organizations without adequate professional staff should partner with other organizations for assistance with fiscal systems and staff capability to manage the Technical Assistance Funds. Projects must be implemented within the four counties of the New River Gorge Region.
Who Can Be a Vendor?
The NRG Working Group is looking for vendors with a variety of skills and experience to help technical assistance funding recipients advance infrastructure improvement project planning. NRG Working Group vendor requirements include but are not limited to:
By meeting these requirements, vendors can play a crucial role in supporting the infrastructure improvement planning efforts within the New River Gorge region, contributing to the area’s economic growth and connectivity. If interested in becoming a vendor, please contact Laura Messer at lmesser@nrgrda.org
A Subcommittee in the New River Gorge (NRG) Working Group is formed to address specific infrastructure needs identified during quarterly meetings. It focuses on acknowledged gaps in the region’s infrastructure that need clear solutions, aiming to advocate for and propose remedies. This proactive approach ensures targeted action by leveraging the expertise and resources of the larger working group.
To learn more email lmesser@nrgrda.org
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