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American Apprenticeship Initiative

Fiscal Year of Award:

2015

Original Award Date:

July 27, 2015

Award Type:

Grant

Award Status:

Inactive

Original Opportunity Notice: FOA-ETA-15-02

The Employment and Training Administration (ETA), U.S. Department of Labor (DOL, or the department, or we), announces the availability of approximately $100 million in grant funds authorized by Section 414(c) of the American Competitiveness and Workforce Improvement Act of 1998 (ACWIA), as amended (codified at 29 USC 2916a), for the American Apprenticeship Initiative. This initiative is intended to provide a catalyst in supporting a uniquely American Apprenticeship system that meets our country's particular economic, industry and workforce needs. American Apprenticeships (also referred to as Registered Apprenticeships) are innovative work-based learning and post-secondary earn-and- learn models that meet national standards for registration with the U.S. Department of Labor (or federally recognized State Apprenticeship Agencies). Approximately $100 million is expected to be available to fund approximately 25 grants. Grant awards will range from $2.5 - 5 million. Grant awards will be made only to the extent that funds are available.

Awardee information
AwardeeLocationService AreaAward AmountDetails
Able-Disabled Advocacy, Inc. Abstract Document PDFSan Diego, CACalifornia $3,262,173.00
AHIMA Foundation Abstract Document PDFChicago, ILNational $4,919,839.00
Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development Abstract Document PDFJuneau, AKAlaska $2,999,999.00
Arkansas Department of Workforce Services Abstract Document PDFLittle Rock, ARArkansas $4,000,000.00
Building Futures (originally awarded to The Providence Plan) Abstract Document PDFProvidence, RIRhode Island $5,000,000.00
Central New Mexico Community College Abstract Document PDFAlbuquerque, NMNew Mexico $2,999,553.00
City and County of San Francisco Abstract Document PDFSan Francisco, CACalifornia $2,999,999.00
Connecticut Department of Labor Abstract Document PDFWethersfield, CTConnecticut $5,000,000.00
Economic Development and Industrial Corporation Abstract Document PDFBoston, MAMassachusetts $2,999,999.00
Electrical Training Alliance Abstract Document PDFUpper Marlboro, MDNational $4,779,700.00
Employ Milwaukee Abstract Document PDFMilwaukee, WIIllinois, Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin $2,999,591.00
Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development Abstract Document PDFBoston, MAMassachusetts $2,999,999.00
Florida State College at Jacksonville Abstract Document PDFJacksonville, FLFlorida $5,000,000.00
Focus: HOPE Abstract Document PDFDetroit, MIMichigan $3,000,000.00
Homework Hangout Club, Inc. Abstract Document PDFDecatur, ILIllinois $2,989,850.00
Houston Community College Abstract Document PDFHouston, TXTexas $4,292,955.00
Illinois Manufactures' Association Education Foundation Abstract Document PDFSpringfield, ILIllinois $3,995,000.00
International Brotherhood of Teamsters Abstract Document PDFWashington, DCNational $4,668,382.00
J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College Abstract Document PDFGoochland, VAVirginia $2,999,094.00
Jobs for the Future Abstract Document PDFBoston, MAIllinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin $5,000,000.00
Los Rios Community College District Abstract Document PDFLos Rios, CACalifornia $5,000,000.00
Macomb Community College Abstract Document PDFWarren, MIMichigan $3,979,723.00
NPower, Inc. Abstract Document PDFBrooklyn, NYCalifornia, New Jersey, Texas $3,668,460.00
United Way of Buffalo & Erie County Abstract Document PDFBuffalo, NY $2,975,884.00
Workforce Investment Board of Herkimer, Madison and Oneida Abstract Document PDFUtica, NYNew York $2,998,116.00
Vermont Department of Labor Abstract Document PDFMontpelier, VTVermont $2,999,931.00
Philadelphia Works Abstract Document PDFPhiladelphia, PAPennsylvania $2,999,722.00
West Central Job Partnership, Inc. Abstract Document PDFNew Castle, PAPennsylvania $2,998,625.00
International Transportation Learning Center Abstract Document PDFSilver Spring, MDNational $5,000,000.00
Marshall University Research Corporation Abstract Document PDFHuntington, WVNational $4,991,763.00
SC State Board for Technical and Comprehensive Education Abstract Document PDFColumbia, SCSouth Carolina $5,000,000.00
Shenandoah Valley Workforce Investment Board, Inc. Abstract Document PDFHarrisonburg, VAVirginia $4,000,000.00
Technical College System of Georgia Abstract Document PDFAtlanta, GAGeorgia $2,999,995.00
William Rainey Harper College Abstract Document PDFPalantine, ILIllinois $2,500,000.00
Southeast Michigan Community Alliance Abstract Document PDFTaylor, MIMichigan $4,000,000.00
Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development Abstract Document PDFSaint Paul, MNMinnesota $5,000,000.00
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design Abstract Document PDFMilwaukee, WIWisconsin $3,000,000.00
Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Abstract Document PDFMadison, WIWisconsin $5,000,000.00
Managed Career Solutions, Inc. Abstract Document PDFLos Angeles, CACalifornia, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri $2,974,070.00
Mission College Abstract Document PDFSanta Clara, CACalifornia $2,999,340.00
UAW-Labor Employment and Training Corporation Abstract Document PDFCerritos, CAIndiana, Michigan, Missouri, Tennessee $5,000,000.00
State of Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations Abstract Document PDFHonolulu, HIHawaii $2,999,554.00
Truckee Meadows Community College Abstract Document PDFReno, NVNevada $2,998,522.00
State of Oregon Employment Department Abstract Document PDFSalem, OROregon $3,000,000.00
South Seattle College Abstract Document PDFSeattle, WAMaryland, Washington $4,810,008.00
Washington State Department of Labor and Industries Abstract Document PDFOlympia, WAWashington $5,000,000.00