[Washington Headquarters Services](https://www.whs.mil)

January 8, 2027 (final deadline) | Rolling review until deadline

Up to $30,000,000 per award; no minimum; period of performance varies by project

Supports cooperative agreements for projects that enhance military installation resilience, environmental objectives, and natural/cultural resources management on or near Department of War lands.

--- ## Description This program, administered by the Washington Headquarters Services on behalf of the Office of the Under Secretary of War, funds non-research cooperative agreements aimed at managing and sustaining Department of War (DoW) lands in the United States. Supported projects should advance installation energy resilience, environmental objectives, compatible land use, and conservation efforts. Funding is provided through several DoW programs, including SERDP, ESTCP, REPI, and the Legacy Resource Management Program. Projects may include technology demonstration, ecosystem and species management, PFAS remediation, wildfire risk reduction, and other initiatives that directly support military readiness and resilience. --- ## Due Dates - Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis until January 8, 2027. - Early submission is encouraged as awards are made on a rolling basis. --- ## Funding Amount - Maximum award: $30,000,000 per project - No minimum award - Number of awards and project durations depend on available funds and project relevance - No cost sharing or matching required, but leveraging other contributions is encouraged --- ## Eligibility - Open to public and private agencies, organizations, institutions, and individuals - Applicants must have a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and active registration in the System for Award Management (SAM) - Foreign entities may apply, but must comply with SAM registration or request a waiver if unable - All applicants must disclose potential conflicts of interest and may be required to submit mitigation plans --- ## Application Process - Submit applications via [Grants.gov](https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/348830) - Stage 1: Submit a project narrative (maximum 10 pages) outlining the proposed work, public benefit, and alignment with program objectives - If selected, applicants may be invited to submit a full technical application for further evaluation - Required forms include SF424, SF424B, SF424A, SF-LLL, and others as indicated in the application package - All application documents must be in PDF format and follow specified formatting guidelines - Applications must include a public benefit statement and address project management, schedule, cost breakdown, and any anticipated sub-awards --- ## Additional Information - Projects must directly benefit DoW’s energy, installation resilience, compatible land use, or natural resources management objectives - Topics of interest include but are not limited to: technology demonstration centers, wildfire management, PFAS remediation, ecosystem resilience, wildlife and habitat management (especially for DoW “mission priority species”), cultural resource management, and land preservation around installations - Awards are cooperative agreements, involving substantial government engagement in project execution - Funds cannot be used for telecommunications/video surveillance equipment from certain Chinese companies (see 2 CFR § 200.216) - All recipients must comply with federal nondiscrimination, environmental, and other national policy requirements --- ## External Links - [Program Listing and Application Portal (Grants.gov)](https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/348830) - [SERDP & ESTCP Program Information](https://www.serdp-estcp.mil) - [REPI Program Information](https://www.repi.mil) - [Legacy Resource Management Program](https://www.denix.osd.mil/legacy/) --- ## Contact Information | Name | Role/Area | Email | Phone | |-------------------------------|-----------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|-----------------| | Michael J. Fanizzo | Grants Officer (Admin) | [michael.j.fanizzo.civ@mail.mil](mailto:michael.j.fanizzo.civ@mail.mil) | | | Diane Clarke | Grants Specialist | [diane.r.clarke.civ@mail.mil](mailto:diane.r.clarke.civ@mail.mil) | | | J. Kevin Hiers | SERDP & ESTCP Program Manager | [john.k.hiers.civ@mail.mil](mailto:john.k.hiers.civ@mail.mil) | 202-760-5237 | | Michael (Mike) Langston | Legacy Program Manager | [mlangston@usgs.gov](mailto:mlangston@usgs.gov) | 405-290-8348 | | Sarah B. Wasko | ESTCP Program Contractor Support | [sarah.r.barlow.ctr@mail.mil](mailto:sarah.r.barlow.ctr@mail.mil) | 703-610-2703 | | Marwa Rafiq | Legacy Program Contractor Support | [marwa.m.rafiq.ctr@mail.mil](mailto:marwa.m.rafiq.ctr@mail.mil) | 571-342-2802 | | McKenna McMahon | Legacy Program Contractor Support | [mckenna.n.mcmahon.ctr@mail.mil](mailto:mckenna.n.mcmahon.ctr@mail.mil) | 850-866-8559 | | Andy Porth | REPI Director of Projects & Resources | [Andrew.m.porth.civ@mail.mil](mailto:Andrew.m.porth.civ@mail.mil) | 703-614-6523 | ---

Legacy Resource Management Program

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