Greenbelt Granicus #CFIP FY2026

Greenbelt, MD Commercial Facade Improvement Program (CFIP) Grant Opportunity

This opportunity is a grant program from the City of Greenbelt, Maryland, aimed at improving the exterior appearance of commercial properties in the Greenbelt City Center. - Government Buyer: - City of Greenbelt, Maryland - City Manager's Office - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; the program is open to property owners, lessees, or business associations who may select their own contractors (subject to city review) - Products/Services Requested: - Exterior wall/storefront refurbishing (repainting, repairs, residing) - Removal of false enhancements (historically inconsistent facade improvements) - Pressure cleaning of exterior surfaces - Stucco restoration - Replacement or repair of exterior windows or doors - Attached signage - Awnings or canopies - Window boxes - Exterior electrical work (display window lights, security lighting, illumination of signage/awnings) - Removal of accessibility barriers - Repair and replacement of guttering - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Grants up to $35,000 per business, with a total program budget of $150,000 - 10% match required from awardees - Projects must be located within the Greenbelt City Center - Excludes interior work, new construction, banners, fencing, landscaping, and other non-facade-related activities - Applicants must submit a detailed application and project plan - Contractor selection is subject to city review - Preference for projects that prioritize aesthetic improvements and community needs

Description

The City of Greenbelt, Maryland, is offering the Commercial Facade Improvement Program (CFIP) to stimulate private investments and improve the appearance and economic vitality of the city's commercial districts. The program provides grants for capital improvements or rehabilitation of the exterior of qualified commercial properties within the Greenbelt City Center. Eligible activities include exterior refurbishing, removal of false enhancements, signage, awnings, and removal of accessibility barriers. Applicants must submit a detailed application and project plan for approval, with projects expected to run from July 7, 2026, to April 30, 2027.

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