Consultants, creative agencies and technical service providers can check the West Virginia Entrepreneurship Ecosystem’s Open Opportunities portal for requests connected to funded initiatives, according to information shared by the Lewis County Chamber of Commerce.
The Chamber’s Nov. 4 post shared an announcement issued earlier that day by Region VI American Job Centers. The announcement describes the portal as a way to connect providers and partners with projects supporting entrepreneurship across West Virginia.
What providers can look for
The accompanying notice says the portal periodically posts Requests for Information and Requests for Proposals for specific, funded initiatives. It encourages providers to check the page regularly for opportunities to contribute their expertise. The notice does not identify a particular open solicitation or application deadline.
The graphic lists Amber Ravenscroft as director and Tara St. Clair as co-chair of the West Virginia Entrepreneurship Ecosystem leadership.
For Lewis County businesses and independent providers, the Chamber’s announcement offers a place to look for potential project opportunities; it does not announce a contract award or guarantee work.