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What is the difference between construction and renovations?

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What is the difference between construction and renovations?

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To be eligible, renovations must be essential to the successful completion of the grant scope of work. Renovations to an existing facility are allowable only if the costs comply with the final rule as published in the Federal Register (i.e., limited to minor interior alterations costing less than $10,000). As noted in the Program Guidance, installation of fire suppression, fire alarms, or detection systems are not considered renovations, and accordingly, are not subject to the limits outlined for renovation costs. The costs, however, need to be reasonable and justified. Fire departments that are considering installation of suppression, fire alarm, or detection systems in a fire department facility are encouraged to apply under the Assistance to Firefighters grant program under Modification to Facilities. Construction costs are not eligible under the Fire Prevention and Safety Grant. Construction includes major alterations to a building that changes the profile or footprint of the struc

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