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    Tire Incentive Program (FY 2026-27)

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    Tire Incentive Program (FY 2026-27) supports manufacturers with incentives for products using California recycled tire rubber, helping them compete on price and expand sales of higher-value products.

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    Your anticipated August 2027 deadline and award range are unchanged. Before applying, review the revised feedstock-conversion wording, expanded playground exclusions, and purchasing-policy certification requirement; awardees must also resolve CalRecycle debts and return the agreement within 60 days of the award email. If funded, plan for the added final-report details and keep grant-funded property in California for its approved purpose for at least five years after the grant term.

    Funder: California's Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery

    Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2027 (Application, anticipated)

    Funding Amounts: $25,000–$650,000 per award; $3 million available for FY 2026–27

    Summary: Incentives help manufacturers expand sales of eligible products incorporating California recycled tire rubber.

    Key Information: Applicants must have been fully operational for at least three years and manufacture in California.


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    CalRecycle’s Tire Incentive Program supports manufacturers using recycled tire material in commercial products. It provides financial incentives to help businesses price and market different and higher-value tire-derived products more competitively, increasing sales and market share. Supported work includes new and existing products, conversion from virgin rubber or other materials, devulcanized rubber, and fine-mesh crumb rubber.

    Eligible manufacturing processes include co-extrusion, injection, compounding, and calendering, including production of intermediate rubber materials. Potential products include flooring, conveyor belts, agricultural harvesting devices, landscaping and building products, traffic devices, fencing, paints, sealants, coatings, and accessibility ramps. Certain asphalt products and rubberized sidewalks, pathways, and tree wells designed specifically for stormwater management also qualify.


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