Are prime recipients receiving an award under $25,000 required to submit a quarterly recipient report for the project to FederalReporting.gov?
(New: 09/29/2009) No. OMB addressed this question in a recent FAQ clarifying their June 22 guidance, “Prime recipients of Recovery Act funds for awards below the $25,000 threshold are not required to submit recipient reports; however, prime recipients issuing sub-awards are required to report these in aggregate.” Although NIH grants under $25,000 will be listed in the HHS Recipient Readiness Tool and the NIH Interim Readiness Tool, NIH does not expect grantees to submit reports for these grants. More information is available at http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/recovery_faqs/#agg1. • Due to the recent earthquake and tsunami, American Samoa received a waiver from reporting this quarter and will not have to report until January 2010. Does the waiver also include subawards made to American Samoa? (New: 10/09/2009) Yes, both prime and sub-recipients in American Samoa have received a waiver from reporting this quarter from the Department of Health and Human Services. If you are a prime recipien
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