Does a subgrant or contract from a State agency of Federal funds disqualify us as a novice applicant for the purpose of the Pre-Application Competitive Priority?
No. If an entity has received a subgrant or contract award of Federal funds from a State agency or other organization, rather than applying directly to the Federal Government for those funds, the subgrant or contract is not considered to be an active discretionary grant from the Federal Government for the purpose of qualifying as a “novice applicant.
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- A contract is required whenever State/Federal funds will be used to pay for a service (other than utilities or equipment maintenance), provided by an individual or a public or private agency or firm. QUESTION: How long does it take to get a contract?
- Does a subgrant or contract from a State agency of Federal funds disqualify us as a novice applicant for the purpose of the Pre-Application Competitive Priority?
- What can a government agency (federal, state, county, city, etc.) do with its funds?
