Contract Extension and Funding Increase for Greater West Town Community Development Project
September 15, 2009
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The Frame
This contract directs $364,403 in public funds toward workforce training programs for adults and s in Chicago through June 2010.
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Greater West Town Community Development Project
The organization is responsible for delivering workforce development services under the terms of the contract.
Adults and dislocated workers in Chicago
These individuals are the intended recipients of the workforce development and training services provided by the agency.
Last recorded activity September 15, 2009.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The total contract award amount is $364,403.
- The contract period is from July 1, 2007, to June 30, 2010.
- The contract was approved on September 15, 2009.
- The project provides services for adults and dislocated workers.
- Previous funding notes mention allocations of $250,000 for adults and $225,000 for dislocated workers.
- Internal notes mention a total project funding increase to $987,250 in a separate revision context.
- The contract is managed by the Mayor's Office of Workforce Development.
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Why It Matters
This contract directs $364,403 in public funds toward workforce training programs for adults and s in Chicago through June 2010.
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Funding Discrepancy
The document contains conflicting figures, noting a specific award of $364,403 while referencing a total project increase to $987,250 in internal revision notes.
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