Requirements for competitive award agreements award purpose:the purpose is to create short term work and training opportunities for qualified native american students to assist the national park…

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Award ID
P24AC00842
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$874,804

Award facts

Completion date 93% complete
Originally
Funding
  • $656,102.27 Federal
  • $218,702.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
New Mexico, USA

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Description

Activities
Provide native american interns to work with park staff on high priority interpretation, education, outreach, community relations, habitat restoration, conservation, cultural and historic resources, and critical project and maintenance needs of the park.i.work with national park service to assist, promote and stimulate public purpose such as education, job training, development of responsible citizenship, productive community involvement, furthering the understanding and appreciation of natural and cultural resources through the involvement of young adults and enhancement of public resources.II.work with national park service to continue its long-standing efforts to provide learning opportunities for public service, youth engagement, native american youth development and training, and participation of young adults in accomplishing conservation related work.III.provide native american interns and crew to gain work experience, training, and professional development related to conservation, habitat restoration, cultural and historic resources, as well as planning operations and priority NPS projects and maintenance needs in the designated parks and adjacent tribal lands as applicable.activities will be performed in the following national parks:arizona:canyon DE chelly national monument (cach)hubbell trading post national historic site (hutr)navajo national monument (nava)new mexico:aztec ruins national monument (azur)chaco culture national historical park (chcu)chaco culture museum collections at university of new mexico (UNM)deliverables and expected outcomeswith the completion of 640 hours of work, native american interns are qualified to submit applications to the public land corp (PLC) hiring authority. The authorization permits the secretary of the department of the interior to grant members of the PLC credit for time served with the PLC, which may be used toward future federal hiring and provide former members of the PLC noncompetitive hiring status for a period of not more than two (2) years after completion of required PLC service.
Intended beneficiaries
Native american young adults between the ages of 18-30 or up to 35 if they are a veteran.funding opportunity number: funding opportunity goals:a.there are three (3) primary goals for this project. First, provide meaningful experiences for native american young adults (18-30 years old) to participate and connect with the conservation and protection of natural and cultural resources through interpretation, maintenance, research, and outreach on recreational and educational projects. Second, provide participants with employment opportunities with a focus on gainful career opportunities. Third, create a deeper understanding of the relationship with the land and shared histories.

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment This program utilizes qualified non-profit youth- and veteran-serving organizations to carry out appropriate natural and cultural resource conservation,… $328,051 $109,351
Original award $328,051 $109,351

Quick answers

Who received award P24AC00842?

P24AC00842 was awarded to Capacity Builders Inc. by National Office (National Park Service) on June 11, 2024.

How much is award P24AC00842 worth?

$874,804 has been obligated on P24AC00842: $656,102 in federal funding and $218,702 in non-federal funding.

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