Alaska Project Solutions, Inc.

25/12/2024

Celebrating 30 years of grant wring and project management services for rural Alaska!

From both of us at APSI, we wish you a Christmas season filled with joy and a New Year full of exciting grant opportunities!

25/01/2024

Alaska Project Solutions is hosting a Grant Writing Training on March 6-9, 2024, in Anchorage, Alaska. Please visit our website's Training page for more information. The deadline for registration is February 20, 2024. Hope to see you there! www.alaskaprojectsolutions.com

04/04/2022

Are you interested in language preservation? ANA Alaska is offering a webinar on language teacher credentialing on April 7 at noon Alaska time.

The webinar will Provide information about the core of language teacher credentialing for effective language programs.

22/03/2022

Alaska Federation of Natives is offering a free grant writing webinar on April 7 at 1:00 pm AK. It's a good time to brush up on those skills or to get questions answered.

Join AFN and the Alaska Municipal League for a free training webinar on grant writing technical assistance, available resources and updates.

16/03/2022

Are your Grant Writing skills feeling a little rusty? Do you need to find a grant for your organization? Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium has a page of resources to help.

Resources Finding Grants Grants.gov is an excellent resource for locating federal grant funding. The directory can be searched for opportunities by topic and federal agency. It is free to use.The R…

08/03/2022

Webinar Alert! Tomorrow the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) will host the first of a seminar series on planning for broadband internet in your community.

NTIA’s pre-Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) technical assistance webinars are designed to help prospective applicants understand NTIA’s Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) broadband grant programs and to assist applicants to prepare high quality grant applications.

This webinar will serve as a broadband technology and economics primer.

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04/03/2022

Struggling with grant applications or post-grant management? Free help is available to Tribes who need it.

We help provide technical assistance with your community-based project. We help you prepare for the challenges, navigate the process, and manage your projects after acquisition. We can also help organizations re-evaluate and prepare if they were not awarded.

24/02/2022

Interested in learning more about funding available in Alaska through the Infrastructure Bill? Here's a handy list of webinars available.

February 24 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Infrastructure School: Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Guidebook Webinars Last month, the White House released a Bipartisan Infrastructure Law guidebook to provide information so you know what to apply for, who to contact, and how to get ready to […]

16/02/2022

If you're looking to start writing grant applications and/or developing programs for your community, ANA Technical and Training Assistance Center can help. They have an on-demand video course to help you learn how, or to brush up on skills if you already have some experience.

This FREE training is a video series with general and specific ANA terms and examples. The video series will walk you and your work group through the basic concepts of Project Planning and Development for grant writing. It is suggested you view the videos in order - complete the activities - reach o...

11/02/2022

Important Announcement - New Sign-in Credentials required for Grants.gov

Beginning February 21, 2022, all non-federal Grants.gov users will be required to use Login.gov credentials to sign in to Grants.gov.

This change to the Grants.gov sign-in process improves user security and complies with Executive Order 14028, improving the nation’s cybersecurity. Login.gov allows users to access multiple government websites, including Grants.gov, with a single username and password.

To prepare for this transition and link your Grants.gov account with Login.gov, you can follow this three-step process:

1. Click the Login.gov button on the Grants.gov login screen.
2. Complete the login process on Login.gov using your Login.gov username (an email address) and password, or create an account.
3. You will then be directed back to Grants.gov to log in with your Grants.gov username and password. This will complete the account linking process.

Grants.gov will remove the username/password login option as of February 21, 2022.

04/02/2022

Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Martin B. Moore, Sr., Emmonak's longtime city manager. At APSI, we worked closely with Martin. He was an honorable, faithful and hard-working man who loved his community and the people in it. He will be missed.

03/02/2022

Need help understanding what the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill will fund? This guidebook breaks down each funding source and what types of projects are eligible to receive funds. (Facebook says the link is to WhiteHouse.gov, but it is actually a direct link to the pdf of the guidebook).