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US Department of Labor

9 open and forthcoming calls published by US Department of Labor, the nearest closing 10 Sept 2026. Every condition below is read from what the funder itself published.

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Open calls

open and forthcoming

Published budget

$463M

summed across topics

Grants expected

269

projects that will be funded

Closing within 30 days

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What this programme is

All 9 of the calls open under it now accept a single applicant, so there is no consortium to assemble.

The published expectation across these calls is 269 funded projects, the honest denominator when you weigh whether to spend a month writing. The next cut-off is 10 Sept 2026.

When it closes

3 months carry a cut-off. Each links to every call closing that month, across all programmes.

September 20265 cut-offs January 20271 cut-off December 20281 cut-off

$5.0M

Median grant

No funding rate is published for these calls, so the co-financing share is unknown until you read the conditions.

Need a consortium

0 of 9 calls state that several organisations must apply together. Assembling one takes months, so it is the first gate to check.

$11M

Largest grant on offer

Protecting the American Seafood Supply Chain by Countering Unfair Labor Practices and Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) Fishing

Where the money is

Most grants here are $2.0m to $10m, 57% of the 7 calls that publish a figure, and 1 go above $10M. The other 2 publish no per-grant figure, or publish in another currency.

Who may apply

100% of these calls accept a single applicant; 0 require a consortium.

Closing soonest

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The nine nearest cut-offs under this programme. Everything else is in the full list, where you can filter by deadline, applicant type and funding rate.

CallNext cut-offPer grant

Other funders in North America

Programme	Open calls	Published budget	Soonest cut-off
US Department of Health and Human Services	961	$4.0B	07 Sept '26
US Department of Defense	126	$1.3B	08 Sept '26
US Department of State	87	$3.0B	06 Sept '26
US National Science Foundation	87	$3.9B	08 Sept '26
US Department of the Interior	42	$540M	08 Sept '26
US federal, USDOJ	38	$260M	08 Sept '26
US Department of Agriculture	32	$768M	08 Sept '26
US Department of Commerce	16	$14M	09 Sept '26

Figures are computed from what US Department of Labor itself publishes. A call appears here only while a cut-off is still ahead of it.

About US Department of Labor

Who can apply to US Department of Labor calls?

It is set per call, not per programme. 100% of these calls accept a single applicant; 0 require a consortium. Where the conditions state the requirement we quote the sentence they state it in; where they do not, we infer it from the type of action and mark it as inferred, and an inferred value never appears without that mark.

What does the budget figure mean?

It is the sum of what the funder published per call, in the funder's own currency, converted once at the European Central Bank rates this build holds. Calls that publish no budget contribute nothing rather than an estimate, so the total is a floor, not a guess.

How often does this page change?

The corpus is re-synced nightly and the site is rebuilt with it. Cut-offs and countdowns are recomputed at build time, so a call that closed since the last sync leaves this page rather than sitting here with a stale date.

Can I see only the calls I could win?

Yes, the fit check reads every call on this page against your organisation on the gates that decide admissibility, and it runs in your browser with no account. Calls that block you are shown with the condition that blocks them, because sometimes it is one you can change.

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