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Maine Department of Public Safety·Maine

Solicitation: 202607118 FY 2026 STOP Violence Against Women Formula Grant

Closes 8/26/2026$150k – $400kGrants Notice
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The Maine Department of Public Safety is issuing a FY 2026 STOP Violence‑Against‑Women Formula Grant (RFA # 202607118) to fund programs that strengthen victim services, law‑enforcement, prosecution, and courts. Applicants must submit a complete application by August 26 2026, with any questions due by August 5 2026. The grant period runs from November 1 2026 to June 30 2028, and award amounts will be drawn from an anticipated FY 2025 pool of roughly $1.07 million, apportioned across four allocation categories. Eligible entities include municipal police departments, sheriff’s offices, the Maine State Police, district attorney offices, court systems, and non‑profit victim‑service organizations (including culturally specific or faith‑based providers that meet non‑discrimination requirements). A 33 % non‑federal match is required unless waived for certain victim‑service providers. • Eligible categories: Victim Services, Law Enforcement, Prosecution, Courts (with minimum percentage allocations). • Funding limits: Approx. $320k for Victim Services, $267k each for Law Enforcement and Prosecution, $53k for Courts, plus discretionary funds. • Mandatory collaboration: Applicants must sign a Consultation/Collaboration Agreement unless they are the victim‑service provider. • Submission must be via the Vendor Self‑Service System (VSS) with required files (application form, certification, collaboration agreement).

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Contact

Augustin Buyeye(Buyer)

[email protected]

(207) 592-3627

Key dates

Opened
7/29/2026
Questions due
8/5/2026
Closes
8/26/2026
Duration
20 months

Last updated

Details

Type
Grants Notice
Industry
Social Services
NAICS
624110
Solicitation №
RFA - 16A - 202607118

Budget estimate

$150,000 – $400,000

The FY 2025 allocation totals roughly $1.07 million, split among four primary categories. Individual award amounts are likely to range from $150,000 for smaller victim‑service providers up to $350,000 for larger law‑enforcement or prosecution entities. Assuming a mid‑range award of $250,000 and considering a typical 3‑year performance period, the client could expect to earn between $150,000 and $400,000 in total contract value, depending on the specific category and scope of work they are awarded.

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