Category/Topic
Environment, Transportation
Level
State
Summary

This program seeks to achieve near-term emission reductions of nitrogen oxide (NOx), particulate mater (PM) and reactive organic gases by promoting the deployment of low-emission heavy- and medium-duty engine technologies. Program provides incentive funding for projects that utilize alternate fuel, engine retrofits, and/or low-emission technologies in two categories: 1) on-road heavy-duty vehicles and 2) off-road heavy-duty engines.

Eligible Entities
Local Public Agencies, Nonprofit Organizations
Eligibility Notes

Any pubic or private entity with a mobile source project that results in cost-effective PM and/or NOx reduction not subject to current regulations is eligible.
At least 75% of annual operation of project equipment must occur with the jurisdiction of the South Coast Air Quality Management District.
At least 50% of funding will be allocated to areas disproportionally impacted by air pollution.

Due Date
Jun 03, 2015
RFP Release Date
Mar 09, 2015
Min Award
$2,000,000
Max Award
$7,000,000
Total Possible Multi-Year Award
$7,000,000
Annual or Multi-Year?
Annual
Preliminary Items

Applicants should contact funding agency before applying using information provided on page 16 of the NOFA.

Match Required?
No
Match Notes

No stated matching requirements, however, sources of co-funding must be included in the application.

Funder
CA Air Quality Management District, South Coast Air Quality Management District
Total Amount Available for All Grants
$23,000,000
Competition Notes

NOFA includes lengthy, detailed list of funding exclusions and required forms.

Resources
Lani Montojo
909-396-2231

South Coast Air Quality Management District
21865 East Copley Drive
Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Opportunity Posting or Webpage
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