Bureau of Indian Affairs
The Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) provides grants for tribal governments, education, and infrastructure to Native American communities.
Infrastructure Funds: Improve Your Business Location!
This opportunity is for local governments partnering with the Bureau of Indian Affairs to fund infrastructure improvements like road resurfacing. The goal is to enhance community living conditions and support local development.
Tribal Energy Grants: Boost Your Development Capacity!
Federally recognized Indian Tribes and their organizations can apply for grants to strengthen their capacity for energy resource development and management. This funding is designed to build organizational structures and enhance regulatory functions for tribal energy projects.
Tribal Energy & Mineral Resources: Fund Your Development!
Federally-recognized Indian tribes and tribal organizations can get funding to explore, develop, and promote energy and mineral resources on their lands. This grant supports projects aimed at assessing and evaluating these valuable assets for economic growth.
Get Funding for Tribal Business Growth & Feasibility Studies
Federally recognized Native American tribes and Alaska tribal entities can access funding to hire consultants and conduct feasibility studies for new economic development opportunities. This support empowers informed decision-making to boost tribal economies and businesses.
Grant for Osage Nation: Fire Management Funds
This grant is exclusively for the Osage Nation in Oklahoma to support wildland fire management initiatives. The funding aims to enhance their capacity to prevent and combat wildfires within their territory.
Get Funding for Infrastructure Projects!
This cooperative agreement is for Caddo County, Oklahoma, to reconstruct 7 bridges on behalf of the Apache Tribe. While proposals are not accepted, it highlights opportunities for tribal infrastructure development.
Unlock Funding for Infrastructure Projects
This funding is available for Noble County, Oklahoma, to reconstruct five bridges on behalf of the Otoe-Missouria Tribe. It aims to improve essential transportation infrastructure within the region.
Get Funding for Infrastructure Projects!
Kay County, Oklahoma businesses can benefit from funding to resurface critical BIA routes. This cooperative agreement aims to improve essential local infrastructure.
Unlock Grant Funds for Tribal Education Development
This grant targets Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities to develop and deliver a crucial Records Management Training Course. Secure funding to enhance educational offerings and empower your institution.
Boost Your Business: Funding for Community & Conservation Projects
This grant supports initiatives focused on community development and conservation projects by funding AmeriCorps VISTA volunteers. Businesses looking to make a positive impact while advancing their mission may be eligible for this support.
Get Funding: Road Projects for Native American Communities
This notice is not a call for proposals, but an announcement of a cooperative agreement being awarded to Caddo County, Oklahoma. The Bureau of Indian Affairs is partnering with the county to reconstruct a section of Cogar Road for the Caddo Nation.
Unlock College Funding: Grants for Educational Institutions
This program provides grants to higher education institutions serving Native American students. Funds are intended to support educational programs and student success.
Unlock Funding for Infrastructure Projects
This sole-source award opportunity from the Bureau of Indian Affairs is for reconstruction and widening of US 60 in Kay County, Oklahoma. Businesses involved in infrastructure development can secure funding for this vital project.
Fund Your Business Growth: Road Infrastructure Grants
This grant offers funding for critical road reconstruction and resurfacing projects. If your business is involved in construction or infrastructure, this could be an opportunity to secure significant project funding.
Tribal Climate Liaisons: Secure Funding for Climate Science
Tribal non-profits, NGOs, and colleges can apply for funding to hire climate science liaisons for specific regions, addressing critical climate change needs for tribal communities.
Fund Your Law Career: Native American Student Grants
Native American students interested in pursuing a law degree can receive funding through this program for pre-law education. The grant supports immersive summer programs designed to prepare aspiring legal professionals.
Get Funding for Tribal Youth Conservation Projects
Tribal youth programs are eligible for funding to train young people in vital conservation and wetlands restoration practices. This grant supports initiatives aligned with the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council's oil spill recovery efforts.
Get Funding for Youth Environmental Training
This award is for the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians to train tribal youth in environmental conservation and natural resource management. Funds are specifically for opportunities aligned with the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council's Oil Spill Impact Program.
Grant for Gulf Coast Youth & Community Projects
This grant funds culturally significant restoration projects for Poarch Band Tribal Youth on the Gulf Coast, enhancing community well-being and historical preservation. The Bureau of Indian Affairs is awarding this funding directly to the Poarch Band of Creek Indians.
Fund Your Tribal Youth Training & Restoration Project
Attention Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana! This award funds training for your youth in valuable work skills, beautifying your community while contributing to Gulf Coast restoration efforts.