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Nevada OSIT STEM Grants (Regional STEM Network & STEM Workforce Challenge Grant)
Offered by Nevada Governor's Office of Science, Innovation & Technology
Found automatically on osit.nv.gov/grants. Check details with the funder before applying.
- Who can apply
- Nevada ecosystem partners, schools, nonprofits, agencies, workforce groups, and training providers in listed counties.
- How much
- $75,683 – $500,000Regional STEM Network - 2nd Round: $75,683 available. STEM Workforce Challenge Grant: approximately $500,000 available.
- By when
- Due Nov 20Regional STEM Network - 2nd Round due November 6, 2026; STEM Workforce Challenge Grant due November 20, 2026. Another round of STEM Workforce Challenge funding will open in Spring 2027.
Checked Oct 19, 2026
About this grant
The Nevada Governor's Office of Science, Innovation and Technology (OSIT) administers competitive STEM grants funded by legislative appropriation. Current opportunities include the Regional STEM Network 2nd Round, which funds collaborative initiatives strengthening Nevada's STEM education and workforce pathways, and the STEM Workforce Challenge Grant, which supports industry-workforce training partnerships leading to STEM jobs. Applications are submitted through the OSIT STEM Grant Application Submission portal.
Eligibility details
- Notes: Regional STEM Network - 2nd Round: Southern Network and Rural Network ecosystem partners described in the RFA, including local government organizations (county, city, township, tribal governments), educational organizations (public school districts, NSHE institutions, private schools, charter schools/systems), non-profit organizations, public agencies, and workforce development organizations (regional development authorities, workforce boards, job centers). Funding for this round is limited to projects in Churchill, Clark, Elko, Esmeralda, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lincoln, Nye, Mineral, Pershing, and White Pine counties. STEM Workforce Challenge Grant: any community college, university, technical college, career schools, workforce development agencies, WIOA-funded training providers, apprenticeship programs, industry associations, trade unions, private training vendors, employers, adult education providers, non-profits, community organizations, or public safety entities that can meet the objectives described in Section I of the RFA.
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