To provide a continuum of comprehensive, housing-focused solutions to end homelessness and housing instability for individuals.
Vendor: CITY OF GREELEYNIGP OTHERApr 1, 2024
Vendor
CITY OF GREELEY
Stated total across 65 awards — overlapping stated amounts, not a clean spend figure. Name variants are resolved from 1 raw spellings in the source records.
Stated total
$66,621,977.35
Across 65 awards
Awards
65
Contract/grant awards and PO lines
Name variants
1
Raw spellings resolved to this entity
Active period
Feb 23, 2010 → Apr 1, 2024
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Water Quality & Watersheds5 awardsHousing Development3 awardsLaw Enforcement2 awardsTransit2 awardsBroadband & Telecom1 awardsRoads & Highways1 awardsActive Transportation1 awardsHousing & Homelessness1 awards
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Vendor: CITY OF GREELEYJan 1, 2024
To provide affordable housing units and the availability of housing opportunities across Colorado to ensure everyone has a safe, stable and affordable place to live and thrive.
Vendor: CITY OF GREELEYNIGP OTHEROct 9, 2023
AwardDepartment of Natural Resources
LWCF Grant Agreement
Vendor: CITY OF GREELEYNIGP RFA - Request for ApplicationsOct 6, 2023
To provide affordable housing units and the availability of housing opportunities across Colorado to ensure everyone has a safe, stable and affordable place to live and thrive.
Vendor: CITY OF GREELEYNIGP OTHERSep 6, 2023
AwardDepartment of Local Affairs
CMS contract 181265
Vendor: CITY OF GREELEYNIGP OTHERFeb 3, 2023
AwardDepartment of Local Affairs
The Project consists of civil infrastructure work as part of a larger effort to develop affordable attached paired homes and single-family detached homes to be located in the City of Greeley, Colorado.
Vendor: CITY OF GREELEYNIGP Grant SpecifiedJun 17, 2022
The purpose of this proposed project is to mitigate the negative consequences of the Cameron Peak Fire to high priority watershed values in the Poudre watershed, including water quality & supply, river ecosystem function & health, and to protect communities. The project team developed a work plan that integrates two key mitigation approaches: aerial mulch treatments of severely burned hillslopes and point mitigation features distributed within high priority sub-cachments.
Vendor: CITY OF GREELEYNIGP RFA - Request for ApplicationsMay 16, 2022
The Project consists of a city-wide housing needs assessment land use/zoning code and policy updates to incentivize and/or reduce barriers to affordable housing development.
Vendor: CITY OF GREELEYNIGP Grant SpecifiedMar 23, 2022
AwardDepartment of Natural Resources
Trail Grant Agreement
Vendor: CITY OF GREELEYNIGP Grant SpecifiedFeb 23, 2022