NIGP 95064: Subawards, Other Srcs-Oth Ents-First $25.000

NIGP 95064 Subawards, Other Sources–Other Entities–First $25,000, an Item code, encompasses competitive subgrant and subaward opportunities issued by state and local human services agencies to nonprofit organizations, public agencies, and for-profit businesses to deliver community-based programs and services. State and local governments use this code to solicit applications for funding direct service delivery in aging, disability, and health services—including in-home supportive services, transportation, housing coordination, information and referral services, and specialized programming—typically with awards capped at individual thresholds and funded from federal block grants, demonstration programs, or state general funds. The Nevada Department of Human Services Aging and Disability Services Division (ADSD) dominates recent activity under this code, issuing multiple competitive Notices of Funding Opportunity (NOFOs) across distinct service lines. Eligible applicants universally must register with state accounting systems, obtain a Unique Entity ID (UEI), enroll in System Award Management (SAM), maintain liability and workers' compensation insurance, comply with background check requirements for vulnerable-population services, and meet 15-percent matching-fund contributions from non-federal cash or in-kind sources. Evaluation matrices consistently weight organizational capacity and approach (15 points), cost-effectiveness and sustainability (10 points), and project impact (10 points) across 50-point scoring rubrics.

Nevada ADSD has posted six competitive subaward solicitations since early February 2026, with response dates through late July 2026. Representative recent opportunities include Supportive Services for Older Adults and Caregivers (40DHHSS3693, due March 20, 2026), offering approximately $9.5 million across five service categories—Transportation ($2.1 million), In-Home Services ($4.2 million), Caregiver Support Services ($2.7 million), Food Security ($300,000), and Health Promotion Services ($230,000)—with a two-year project period beginning July 1, 2026; Supportive Services for People with Disabilities (40DHHSS3683, due March 16, 2026), offering approximately $1 million in federal Social Services Block Grant (Title XX) funding for Transportation, Housing, In-Home Services, Food Security, and Ancillary Services; and Nevada 211 Information and Referral Services (40DHHSS3790, due April 20, 2026), a statewide competitive subaward for operating a 211 call, text, chat, and web platform with $687,141 in Year 1 funding and a four-year project period extending through June 30, 2030. Additional active opportunities include Money Follows the Person Transition Coordination (40DHHSS3722, approximately $165,000 in federal MFP Demonstration funding), Assisted Living Supportive Services (40DHHSS3702, $200,000 annually), and Opening Minds through Art—Dementia Support (40DHHSS3930, $60,000 total with awards up to $12,000 each). All applications are submitted via email to ADSDGrants@adsd.nv.gov, with informational meetings held in February and Q&A cycles preceding deadlines.