What the buyer needs
AI summaryThe applicant must possess strong writing skills to compile complex information into persuasive grant applications. They will also participate in internal discussions as a subject matter expert.
Scope of work
- Prepare 12 to 15 complex discretionary and formula grant applications per year
- Proactively monitor and identify new funding opportunities and evaluate agency eligibility
- Participate in internal discussions as a subject matter expert in grant requirements
- Identify deficiencies or inconsistencies in project study reports for grant applications
- Support ongoing emissions and other reporting related to existing grants
- Propose grant program guideline modifications for advocacy efforts with grantors
- Drive development of a custom benefit-cost analysis model for rail projects
- Participate in grantor meetings, workshops, and webinars and provide summaries
Minimum qualifications
- Onshore (USA Organization Only)
- Strong familiarity with Authority Strategic Business Plan, Service Growth Development Plan, and California State Rail Plan
- Advanced understanding of California Climate Investments quantification methodologies and GHG calculator tools
- Advanced proficiency in Caltrans Cal-B/C Sketch model or comparable USDOT benefit-cost analysis model
- Ability to quantify project benefits to priority populations per SB 535 and AB 1550
- Advanced understanding of rail transit projects and terminology
- Strong writing skills for compiling complex narratives, data, financial information, and graphics
- Ability to provide services upon short notice and under urgent timelines
How to submit
- Method
- Electronic via Email or Online
- Instructions
- Response can be submitted digitally via Email or Online.