Single award · grant

Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Rev Nickel: A Partnership Between a Next-Generation Critical Mineral…

Award ID: DEMS0000101

FY2025 · complete year · data as of 2026-09-01

A single federal award, with both ends of the trail linked.

$145M
Total award value

Award DEMS0000101 is a grant from the Department of Energy, $145M obligated, FY2025 to FY2027, for Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Rev Nickel: A Partnership Between a Next-Generation Critical Mineral…. The work is performed in Michigan. Source

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Department of Energy
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Michigan
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Description

Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: Rev Nickel: A Partnership Between a Next-Generation Critical Mineral Processing Company and the Only Operating US Nickel Mine to Turn Waste Streams the Objective of the Project Is to Establish Significant Production Capability, at an Industrial Scale, of Sustainable Intermediate Nickel and Other Critical Mineral Products Through the Implementation of a Regional Nickel Hub.

Award details

Award typeGrant
FAINDEMS0000101
Action date2025
Period30 mo
Awarding agencyDepartment of Energy →
RecipientOutside our Phase 1 contractor set: see methodology
Place of performanceMichigan →
Category—
Competed?Not recordedSource
Total (exact)$145,000,000

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