New York State Contract Reporter #PON 6201

NYSERDA Energy Economy Planning and Growth Program Solicitation

NYSERDA is seeking proposals to support New York's Energy Economy Planning and Growth Program. - Government Buyer: - New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) - Program Focus: - Advance energy economic development and attract investments and jobs in New York's Energy Economy, including clean energy supply chains - Funding Categories: - Category A: Regional Planning (technical assistance for regional energy economy strategies) - Category B: Industry Plans (funding for plans to attract and grow specific industries across multiple regions) - Category C: Implementation Support (targeted investment for implementation activities) - Vendor/Contractor Requirements: - For Categories A and B, proposers must select and collaborate with a NYSERDA prequalified contractor from the published Energy Supply Chain Contractors list - For Category C, proposers are not required to use prequalified firms - Eligible Proposers: - Economic development organizations, industrial development agencies, business or cluster associations, and government economic development departments - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; prequalified contractor list is available on NYSERDA's website - Unique Requirements: - Emphasis on regional collaboration and implementation - No MWBE, SDVOB, or DBE goals for this solicitation

Description

NYSERDA seeks to advance New York's leadership in energy economic development and attract investments and jobs stemming from the Energy Economy, including clean energy supply chains. Funding is available for projects in three categories: Regional Planning, Industry Plans, and Implementation Support. Proposers responding to Regional Planning or Industry Plans must select and work with NYSERDA prequalified firms, while Implementation Support proposers are not required to do so. Eligible proposers include economic development organizations, industrial development agencies, business or cluster associations, and similar entities capable of driving regional commitments and collaboration.

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