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Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen) — Industry Projects

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What is Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen) — Industry Projects?

Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen) — Industry Projects is delivered by NGen Supercluster as a contribution. Funding is typically up to $10,000,000. This page covers eligibility, intake status, and what an application actually requires.

At a glance

Funding amountUp to $10,000,000
Cost share50%
LevelFederal
Program typeContribution
Delivered byNGen Supercluster
Available inAll provinces
Intake statusPeriodic calls — check ngen.ca
Last verifiedApr 2026

Who qualifies

  • Eligible industries: Advanced manufacturing, clean tech, digital manufacturing
  • Eligible activities: Advanced manufacturing R&D; digital transformation; supply chain innovation; biomanufacturing

Watch out for

No manufacturing component; no consortium element; non-Canadian

Deadlines & how to apply

Industry-led projects; typically involve consortium of companies; check ngen.ca for open calls

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How NorthGrants helps with Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen) — Industry Projects

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NorthGrants builds the full application framework for you: a tailored project narrative aligned to this program's evaluation criteria, a budget structure that maps to eligible costs, and the supporting documentation checklist. You review it, refine the parts only you can write, and submit.

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