Federal funding · Puerto Rico
Every federal grant Puerto Rico can pursue, in one place.
GrantIQ finds, tracks and alerts on federal opportunities for government agencies, municipalities and nonprofits. It explains who is eligible and why, and helps prepare the application.
- Open today
- 739
- Coming soon
- 272
- Closing in 30 days
- 126
- Municipalities
- 78
What GrantIQ does
From funding notice to application, in four steps
Official public data, read and organized for the people who decide in Puerto Rico.
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Opportunities
Find, track and alert
Every hour it checks Grants.gov and keeps every federal opportunity Puerto Rico can apply for: open ones and those announced for soon.
- Alerts by Telegram and in the app when something new is posted or a deadline approaches.
- Flags what changed: dates, amounts and documents.
- By sector, agency, program and municipality.
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Eligibility
Who can apply and why
For each opportunity it says whether government agencies, municipalities or nonprofits qualify, with the reason and a quote from the official notice.
- Requirements, dates and prior steps taken from the notice (NOFO).
- Program history: past rounds and who has won it in Puerto Rico.
- What is unclear is flagged, not guessed.
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Potential suppliers
Who in Puerto Rico can deliver the service
Shows the companies that have already held contracts with the Government of Puerto Rico, per the Comptroller's registry: almost 30,000 since 2016, by type of service.
- Who has already done similar work, and for which entities.
- Which ones have been paid with federal funds.
- Companies only, no individuals. Not a purchasing recommendation.
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Requirements checklist
Get the standard parts done early
Opens a file per application with every requirement in the notice, its dates and who owns it. What almost every application asks for is moved forward with templates.
- Requirements in order, with status and owner.
- Templates for the documents almost always requested.
- What is specific to each entity (cost share, whether it is coastal) is decided by the entity.
Built on official public data
- Grants.govOpportunities and notices
- SAM.govPrograms and registered entities
- USAspendingFunds already awarded in PR
- FACFederal audits
- CensusProfile of the 78 municipalities
- PR ComptrollerGovernment contracts with companies
GrantIQ does not replace the official source: every data point links to its origin so you can verify it before applying.