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The U.S. Department of Labor awarded $95.5 million on October 19, 2026, for 20 workforce projects across 17 states, supporting training and placement of workers affected by layoffs. The awards are not an open solicitation; training providers and contractors can pursue delivery opportunities by engaging the grantees and relevant state partners.
The U.S. Department of Labor awarded $95.5 million for 20 Rapid Reskill Dislocated Worker Grant projects across 17 states, supporting training and employment services for workers affected by layoffs. The awards may create subcontracting and service opportunities for workforce providers, with projects targeting paid jobs, apprenticeships, or structured on-the-job training within six months of enrollment.
The Oregon Department of Human Services is urging eligible SNAP recipients to utilize its enhanced Employment and Training Program amid new federal work requirements. With over 57% of participants finding jobs post-completion, this initiative presents significant procurement opportunities for vendors specializing in workforce development services.