Florida Sea Grant supports the work of scientists and researchers in a wide variety of disciplines from institutions around the state. Current funding opportunities are listed below.
This opportunity is now open.
Biennial Call for Applied Science Projects
Florida Sea Grant is now accepting letters of Intent (LOI) for two-year applied science projects to be funded during FY 2022-2024. The call identifies science priorities and interventions pertaining to three broad areas of program focus: Healthy Coastal Ecosystems; Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture; and Hazard-Resilient Communities, which encourage interdisciplinary and actionable science.
We encourage projects and collaborations among a diverse community of scientists affiliated with Florida’s academic institutions, agencies, organizations, and/or industry.
New for this funding cycle:
- Emphasis on addressing priority issues and interventions.
- Emphasis on integrating, measuring and valuing benefits accrued from the science.
- Development of partnerships among investigators and end-users of the science.
- Encouragement for projects that address diversity, equity and inclusion.
Guidelines for preparing and submitting LOI and full proposals include:
- Funding and proposal information
- Priority issues and interventions
- LOI and full proposal narrative guidelines (LOIs are required for submission of full proposals)
- Review process, evaluation and project selection criteria
Please click here for more information about how to prepare and submit your Letter of Intent and full proposal.
Key dates:
2021
- January 13: Call for Science Projects Release Date
- February 15: Letters of Intent Due by 3 PM EST
- April 21: Investigators Notified of Results of LOI Review
- May 5: Investigators Notify Florida Sea Grant with Intention to Submit Full Proposals
- June 4: Full Proposals Due by 3 PM EDT
- August 13: Investigators Notified if Full Proposal Successful
- September 3: Principal Investigator Written Response to External Reviews Due (if applicable)
2022: New projects start. The date when funds are released depends on when they are provided to Florida Sea Grant by NOAA, and this in turn depends on Federal appropriations.
Please access the following link to submit your LOI: http://seagrant.ifas.ufl.edu/CallForProposals/index.php
The LOI submittal site will be open on January 13, 2021 and close on February 15, 2021.
Please access the following link to submit your full proposal:
http://seagrant.ifas.ufl.edu/CallForProposals/proposalsubmission/
The full proposal submittal site will be open on April 26, 2021 and close on June 4, 2021.
Please contact Dr. Nancy Montes (nancymontes@ufl.edu) if you have questions about the guidelines or submitting your LOI or full proposal.
This opportunity is closed.
South Atlantic Red Snapper Research Program (SARSRP)
“The South Atlantic Red Snapper Count”
Letter of Intent Deadline: November 16, 2020 at 5 PM ET
Full Proposal Deadline: February 1, 2021 at 5 PM ET
Download a PDF of this request for proposals.
On behalf of the Steering Committee for the South Atlantic Red Snapper Research Program (SARSRP), the S.C. Sea Grant Consortium (Consortium) is pleased to announce the release of the SARSRP Request for Proposals (RFP). The Consortium, through the SARSRP RFP, which is available on the S.C. Sea Grant Consortium website at https://www.scseagrant.org/south-atlantic-red-snapper-research-program, is seeking proposals that support the goal of generating an absolute estimate of abundance with an accompanying measure of uncertainty for the entire South Atlantic red snapper stock. Preference will be given to proposals that seek to produce a single absolute estimate of abundance for the entire geographic region. This estimate will serve as an independent benchmark to inform the 2021 stock assessment and future stock assessments, as it will provide a metric of abundance on what the size of the stock is in the South Atlantic at the present time.
Please be aware of the deadlines:
- November 16, 2020 – Letters of Intent due by COB (5:00 pm EST)
- February 1, 2021 – Full proposals due by COB (5:00 pm EST)
Background on the need for this work along with details about the LOI and Full Proposal preparation process can be found in the RFP. Process questions can be directed to Ryan Bradley, Assistant Director for Administration, at ryan.bradley@scseagrant.org or Susannah Sheldon, Research and Fellowships Manager, at susannah.sheldon@scseagrant.org. Additional details can be found in the RFP.
