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The Best City for Amazon HQ2? Obviously, Washington, DC
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CONSTRUCTION ON BENJAMIN BANNEKER PARK PEDESTRIAN AND BIKE ACCESS PROJECT BEGINS AHEAD OF THE WHARF’S OCTOBER 12 LAUNCH
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District Wharf
Invitation for Bids No. DCEB-2020-B-1002 - Grants Reviewer Consultant Services
Invitation for Bids No. DCEB-2020-B-1002
Grant Reviewer Consultant Services
Issuance Date: February 24, 2020
Closing Date: March 9, 2020 at 2:00PM
The District of Columbia Government, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED), seeks a Contractor to provide qualified grant application reviewers for the District's various Grant Programs (Business Development, Great Streets, New Communities Initiative and Real Estate).
IFB No. DCEB-2017-B-1002 - Business Development Website and Great Streets Collateral
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View the Invitation for Bid (IFB) No. DCEB-2017-B-1002 - Business Development Website and Great Streets Collateral
Issuance Date: September 8, 2017
Closing Date: September 18, 2017
IFB No. DCEB-2017-B-1001 - Amendment No. 001, dated September 1, 2017
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View the IFB No. DCEB-2017-B-1001 - Amendment No. 001, dated September 1, 2017
D & F for Solicitation Cancellation - RFP No. DCEB-2020-R-0002 - Grant Reviewer Consultant Services
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View and download the Determination and Findings for Solicitation Cancellation dated February 14, 2020.
Agency: Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development (DMPED)
Solicitation: DCEB-2020-R-0002
Caption: Grant Reviewer Consultant Services
Budget: $50,000
Can Buttoned-Up D.C. Become A Startup Hub?
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WAMU by Sasha-Ann Simons
The recent announcement by tech giant Yelp that it will begin construction on a 500-person office in downtown D.C. attracted more attention to Washington’s innovation economy. Although the region is a long way from being Silicon Valley, industry insiders say the area is on its way to becoming a technology hub.
D.C.'s Former Hebrew Home Will Become Almost 200 Units of Housing, Most Priced at Affordable Levels
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Washington City Paper by Andrew Giambrone