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Maine Revised Statutes, Title 30-A, § 6209: Request for proposals, 2005

The department must issue an annual request for proposals by November 1 and give reasonable notice to eligible applicants about the fund and grant proposal solicitation.

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“The department must issue an annual request for proposals by November 1 and give reasonable notice to eligible applicants about the fund and grant proposal solicitation.”

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Request for proposals

The department must issue an annual request for proposals by November 1 and give reasonable notice to eligible applicants about the fund and grant proposal solicitation.

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§ 6209Request for proposalsProvision

The department must issue an annual request for proposals by November 1 and give reasonable notice to eligible applicants about the fund and grant proposal solicitation.

No later than November 1st of each year, the department shall issue a request for proposals in accordance with the Department of Administrative and Financial Services, Bureau of General Services Rules, Chapter 110 that includes the schedules for submission and action on applications for grants under this chapter; procedures for scoring and ranking those applications; and procedures and information requirements related to application submissions. The department shall provide reasonable notice to all eligible applicants about the availability of the fund and the solicitation of grant proposals. [PL 2017, c. 313, §9 (AMD).]
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