Enterprise Information Management, Inc. (EIM), located in Dayton (Montgomery County), will receive a $200,000 Rapid Outreach grant (412) for the costs associated with the acquisition of machinery and equipment to support expansion of its existing facility.

EIM is a veteran-owned small business that delivers complex business and information technology solutions to the U.S. Government for the Department of Defense, Military Services and civil agencies.

Headquartered in Arlington, Va., EIM’s capabilities include enterprise transformation, acquisition management and information technology services. EIM proposes to expand its information management solutions business with the lease and renovation of 10,000 square feet of office space in downtown Dayton, along with the purchase of machinery and equipment and furniture and fixtures.

Ohio is in competition with Delaware, New Mexico, Virginia and Vancouver, Canada for this more than $1 million project, which is expected to create 150 jobs and retain two positions within the first three years of the project’s initial operation.

The Rapid Outreach Grant (412) is a grant program to assist companies and communities that are creating or retaining jobs in Ohio. The Roadwork Development Account (629) provides grant assistance to communities for highway and road projects related to job creation and retention. The 629 Program is funded with gas tax dollars and is restricted to public road projects only.

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