The City of St. Louis Community Development Administration seeks proposals to implement adopted neighborhood plans with up to $607,000 in economic development sales tax funding.
Proposals are due November 16, 2026, and work is to be performed in St. Louis, MO.
Awards are expected to range between $200,000 and $500,000 per proposal, with a few large-scale awards anticipated.
Eligible applicants include neighborhood associations, non-profits, CDCs, or developers aligned with a non-profit.
Proposals must leverage at least a one-to-one match of award dollars from other public or private sources.
Requirement: Proof of registration with the Missouri Secretary of State as the appropriate business entity.
Requirement: Respondents must not be on Suspension or Debarment Lists.
Requirement: Respondents must have staff with the appropriate certifications and licensure to perform the proposed services.
Est. value
up to $607,000
Term
between January of 2027 and…
Documents
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Submit a detailed proposal through the EgRAMS online portal explaining how the funding will implement an adopted neighborhood plan.
Describe how the award will be leveraged with at least a one-to-one match from other public or private funding sources.
Provide a work plan with specific improvements, programs, or services, each tied to the approved neighborhood plan.
Demonstrate eligibility as a neighborhood association, non-profit, CDC, or developer aligned with a non-profit.
Include proof of registration with Missouri Secretary of State and staff with appropriate certifications and licensure.
Requirements
From the documents
Estimated value
up to $607,000
Scope of Work
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The City of St. Louis Community Development Administration is issuing a Notice of Funding Availability for neighborhood plan implementation, with up to $607,000 available for place-based catalytic investments.
Scope, read from the documentsAI-generated
Successful respondents will implement an approved neighborhood plan adopted by the City of St. Louis Planning Commission since 2018. Activities must be detailed in the proposal and tied directly to the plan; funding cannot be used for housing development or street improvements except sidewalks. Respondents must leverage at least a one-to-one match of award dollars from other funding sources.
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Questions & answers
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What is the deadline for submitting proposals?
Proposals must be submitted via the online portal by 4:00 pm on November 16, 2026.
How much funding is available?
Up to $607,000 is available, with awards expected to range between $200,000 and $500,000 each.
Who can apply for this funding?
Eligible respondents include neighborhood associations, non-profit organizations, community development corporations, or developers associated with a neighborhood or contiguous group of neighborhoods in the City of St. Louis.
What types of projects can be funded?
Funds must support implementation of a neighborhood plan adopted by the City of St. Louis Planning Commission since 2018, but cannot be used for housing development or street-related improvements except sidewalks.
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Source: City of St. Louis (solicitation /government/departments/community-development/documents/fy-2027-neighborhood-plan-implementation-nofa.cfm), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
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