State Apprenticeship Expansion

Fiscal Year of Award:

2016

Original Award Date:

May 28, 2020

Award Type:

Grant

Award Status:

Inactive

Original Opportunity Notice: FOA-ETA-16-13

In 2016, DOL awarded a $50.5M grant to expand Registered Apprenticeship Programs (RAPs) in the states, with an emphasis on high-growth industries and underserved populations. The investment marked the first time that the Federal Government provided funding to support States in efforts to expand and diversify RAPs to better respond to industry workforce demands.  In many states, apprenticeship is a component of, but not fully integrated into State economic, workforce, and education talent development systems.  These grants provided an opportunity to further align resources to innovate and expand apprenticeship.

In Spring 2018, DOL made approximately $50 million in continuation funding available to the 37 State Apprenticeship Expansion grantees to enable states to continue their work to expand apprenticeship with the goal of sparking an additional 10 percent growth over the following two years of the grant period of performance.

Awardee information
AwardeeLocationService AreaAward AmountDetails
Connecticut Department of Labor N/ACT$2,821,654.00
Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development N/AMA$3,316,649.00
Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) N/ANH$2,047,770.00
New York State Department of Labor N/ANY$3,316,650.00
Vermont Department of Labor N/AVT$1,768,880.00
Delaware Department of Labor N/ADE$1,768,879.00
Maryland Department of Labor Licensing and Regulation N/AMD$3,816,649.00
Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry N/APA$3,316,650.00
Florida Department of Economic Opportunity N/AFL$3,312,822.00
Kentucky Labor Cabinet N/AKY$1,928,471.00
Mississippi Department of Employment Security N/AMS$2,047,769.00
North Carolina Department of Commerce- Division of Workforce Solutions N/ANC$2,321,655.00
South Carolina State Board for Comprehensive and Technical Education N/ASC$1,989,990.00
Arkansas Department of Workforce Services N/AAR$1,989,990.00
Colorado Department of Labor & Employment N/ACO$2,889,989.00
Louisiana Workforce Commission N/ALA$2,821,654.00
Montana Department of Labor and Industry N/AMT$2,268,879.00
South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation N/ASD$1,547,770.00
Texas Workforce Commission N/ATX$2,874,430.00
Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity N/AIL$2,874,430.00
Indiana Department of Workforce Development N/AIN$2,874,429.00
Iowa Workforce Development N/AIA$2,889,989.00
Kansas Department of Commerce N/AKS$2,321,654.00
Michigan Talent Investment Agency N/AMI$4,073,949.00
State of Minnesota N/AMN$3,316,649.00
Missouri Department of Economic Development Division of Workforce N/AMO$2,874,429.00
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services N/AOH$3,816,650.00
Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development N/AWI$4,516,650.00
State of Alaska Department of Labor & Workforce Development N/AAK$1,867,586.00
California Department of Industrial Relations N/ACA$3,374,429.00
Government of Guam Department of Labor N/AGU$1,768,880.00
State of Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations N/AHI$3,316,649.00
State of Idaho - Department of Labor N/AID$2,242,992.00
Nevada Department of Employment Training and Rehabilitation N/ANV$1,768,360.00
Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission N/AOR$3,316,650.00
Washington Department of Labor and Industries N/AWA$4,516,650.00