Project Grant NH28CE003490

Award Date 9/30/22
Completion Date 9/29/27
Dollars Obligated $625K
Awarding Federal Agency
Office of Financial Resources
Federal Grant Program
93.276
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Arizona, USA
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Posted 8/18/22, 12:00 AM