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Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Science, Observation, Monitoring, and Technology (Assistance Listing 11.451)
NOAA’s RESTORE Science Program supports long-term research, observation, and monitoring to sustain Gulf of America ecosystems, fisheries, and fishing industries by funding collaborative, co-produced science projects that inform natural resource management decisions.
Grant (non-repayable) Check the official page for current intake dates
- Funder
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (listed as Commerce, Department Of / National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration)
Funder profile and all of its programs - Amount
- $10,971,331 estimated total obligations for FY2026 (all awards, per SAM.gov); per-award amounts vary.
- Where
- United States (federal)
- Eligibility
- Open to businesses, self-employed people, nonprofits and individuals. Federal assistance program (Cooperative Agreement); individual funding notices set the dates.
- Sectors
- Environment and conservation, Fisheries and oceans, Nonprofits and charities, Research and science, Technology, software and R&D
- Deadline
- Varies: check the official page for current dates
- Source
- SAM.gov Assistance Listings (11.451)
- Last checked
- 2 November 2026
- Funder contacts
- Public organizational contacts on file Unlock full profile / Sign up
From official open data: listed in the official SAM.gov Assistance Listings on 2026-11-02. The summary is from the official listing; the eligibility line is our plain-language reading of its eligibility codes. Confirm details on the official page.
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