Consultants, creative agencies and technical service providers can look for opportunities to contribute to funded projects through the West Virginia Entrepreneurship Ecosystem’s Open Opportunities portal, according to information shared Nov. 4 by Region VI American Job Centers and the Lewis County Chamber of Commerce.
The portal connects providers and partners with projects across West Virginia. Its description says it periodically posts Requests for Information (RFIs) and Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for specific funded initiatives and encourages interested providers to check the page regularly.
The announcement identifies Amber Ravenscroft as the ecosystem’s director and Tara St. Clair as co-chair. It describes an ongoing resource rather than a particular solicitation: no individual project, application deadline or award amount for prospective providers was listed.
Read the original Region VI American Job Centers announcement.