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The PORT established the South King County Community Impact Fund (SKCCIF) to develop equity-based partnerships and provide resources and support in historically underserved near-airport communities. The PORT hopes to support communities most deeply impacted by the current economic crisis with projects in PORT-related industries, including aviation, maritime, construction trades, and green career industries.

The South King County Community Impact Fund (SKCCIF) Environmental Grants Program builds off the successful Airport Community Ecology (ACE) Fund Small Matching Grants Program. The Port invites community organizations, chambers of commerce, service organizations, community, youth, or athletic associations, or other similar associations to submit grant applications.

The purpose of this contract is to build capacity in South King County among non-profits, community groups, and local city governments, and to advance the SKCCIF goal of building equity-based partnerships with the Port.

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The South King County Fund (SKCF) Environmental Grants Program builds off the successful Airport Community Ecology (ACE) Fund Small Matching Grants Program which has distributed over $385,000 to near-airport communities since 2017. The Port invites community organizations, chambers of commerce, service organizations, community, youth, or athletic associations, or other similar associations to submit grant applications.

The South King County Fund (SKCF) Environmental Grants Program builds off the successful Airport Community Ecology (ACE) Fund Small Matching Grants Program which has distributed over $385,000 to near-airport communities since 2017. The Port invites community organizations, chambers of commerce, service organizations, community, youth, or athletic associations, or other similar associations to submit grant applications.

The services shall be performed at Caltrans bridge number 45-0007 crossing over the Kings River on State Route 41, located south of the community of Stratford in Kings County. The existing structure is 46.3 feet wide and 259.8 feet long. Refer to the Proposed Form of Agreement, Exhibit A, which is attached to this IFB as Attachment 10 for a more complete description of services.