Syncurrent, a government technology company, today announced a strategic partnership with the Massachusetts Municipal Association (MMA) that will make Syncurrent's AI platform available to all 351 Massachusetts municipalities. This collaboration aims to simplify the process for local governments to identify, qualify for, and pursue state and federal funding opportunities.
More than $1 trillion in grant funding is available annually, but many local governments and tribal nations lack the resources to navigate complex grant processes. Syncurrent's AI platform automates this typically labor-intensive process, delivering tailored lists of relevant federal and state funding opportunities that governments are eligible for.
"We're proud to partner with Syncurrent because we're strong believers in AI's potential to transform how we serve our communities," said Katie McCue, Deputy Executive Director at the Massachusetts Municipal Association. "This partnership will make funding more accessible to all of our members, helping them better serve their residents."
"We're incredibly grateful for this partnership with the Massachusetts Municipal Association," said Dhruv C. Patel, CEO and Co-founder at Syncurrent. "It reflects how collaboration, not competition, builds stronger outcomes for local governments. Together, we're making it easier for Massachusetts municipalities to access the funding they need to improve infrastructure, enhance affordable housing, and make investments that help communities thrive."
This announcement follows a recent partnership with the Michigan Municipal League and the State of Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity that was established earlier this year.
The partnership with the MMA operates under a revenue-sharing model, with the MMA supporting market adoption, while Syncurrent provides the platform and technology. This framework is designed to scale as Syncurrent expands to additional municipal markets, facilitating access to funding opportunities nationwide.
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More than $1 trillion in grant funding is available annually, but many local governments and tribal nations lack the resources to navigate complex grant processes. Syncurrent's AI platform automates this typically labor-intensive process, delivering tailored lists of relevant federal and state funding opportunities that governments are eligible for.
"We're proud to partner with Syncurrent because we're strong believers in AI's potential to transform how we serve our communities," said Katie McCue, Deputy Executive Director at the Massachusetts Municipal Association. "This partnership will make funding more accessible to all of our members, helping them better serve their residents."
"We're incredibly grateful for this partnership with the Massachusetts Municipal Association," said Dhruv C. Patel, CEO and Co-founder at Syncurrent. "It reflects how collaboration, not competition, builds stronger outcomes for local governments. Together, we're making it easier for Massachusetts municipalities to access the funding they need to improve infrastructure, enhance affordable housing, and make investments that help communities thrive."
This announcement follows a recent partnership with the Michigan Municipal League and the State of Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity that was established earlier this year.
The partnership with the MMA operates under a revenue-sharing model, with the MMA supporting market adoption, while Syncurrent provides the platform and technology. This framework is designed to scale as Syncurrent expands to additional municipal markets, facilitating access to funding opportunities nationwide.
Learn More