MassDEP will fund nonpoint-source coordinators; coordinator contracts may run three years
Summary
Selby said the agency is looking to support a statewide nonpoint-source agricultural coordinator and that most contracts will be two years, with a three-year option for coordinator projects to allow for meaningful capacity building.
Selby highlighted that one priority is building capacity through regional or statewide nonpoint-source coordinators and said the agency is specifically looking "to support, a statewide nonpoint source agricultural coordinator." She said applicants for that role should have statewide agricultural capacity-building experience.
On contract durations, Selby said most contracts will be set up for two years regardless of anticipated work, with no penalty for finishing early, but added that the agency will offer a three-year option for nonpoint-source coordinator projects to support the time it can take for meaningful capacity building.
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