# Massachusetts COMMBUYS #BD-27-1042-ENV-ENV01-134963

Massachusetts MVP Planning 2.0 climate resilience grants

**Posted:** November 02, 2026
**Respond By:** December 12, 2026
**Identifier:** BD-27-1042-ENV-ENV01-134963
**NAICS:** 541720, 541620, 541611, 541990

Massachusetts is seeking applicants for a two-year grant supporting community-led climate resilience planning and project implementation.
- **Government buyer:** Commonwealth of Massachusetts Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA), through its ENV Executive Office and Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) program.
- **Eligible applicants:** Massachusetts municipalities, Tribal Governments, and eligible political subdivisions applying on behalf of one or more municipalities.
- **Funding:** Anticipated funding is $50,000 for planning activities and $50,000 per community for Seed Project implementation; regional projects may receive additional planning funds. Funding is subject to exceptions and availability, and there is no formal local match requirement.
- **Requested services:** Complete the MVP Planning 2.0 process, including forming an equitable community team, engaging a broader range of residents, reassessing resilience priorities and social vulnerability, selecting and planning a community Seed Project, implementing it, and reporting on progress.
- **Notable requirements:** Grantees must follow the MVP 2.0 Process Guide. Seed Projects should be feasible to implement within approximately 9–10 months. Municipalities will use local procurement processes to select planning vendors with expertise in equity-centered facilitation, community-driven processes, and climate and community resilience.
- **OEMs and vendors:** No specific manufacturers or vendors are named.

### Description

Applications are sought from eligible Massachusetts municipalities, Tribal Governments, and political subdivisions applying on behalf of municipalities to complete the two-year MVP Planning 2.0 process. The program supports equitable climate resilience planning, including revisiting community resilience priorities and providing project development and implementation support. Grant activities include convening and training a community team, assessing social vulnerability and resilience, and developing and implementing a community resilience project. The announcement anticipates $50,000 for Steps 1–8 and 10, plus $50,000 per community for Step 9, subject to exceptions and available funding.

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