The Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology said it’s accepting proposals from small manufacturers who need money to help offer new products or improve their processes.
The state-financed Manufacturing Technical Assistance Program is entering its second year. Grants of up to $30,000 are available for up to five companies.
CCAT and the University of Connecticut’s Office of Economic Development have each been awarded funding under the program.
Last year, companies in South Windsor, Tolland, North Haven and Milford received grants.
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Applications are due Dec. 31.
