Attachment A - DOT PHMSA Technical Application.pdf

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This document provides details for the FY 2024 Competitive Academic Agreement Program federal grant opportunity offered by the Department of Transportation Pipeline and Hazardous Material Safety Administration. The program seeks research proposals from higher education institutions pursuing innovative solutions in four pipeline safety areas. Proposals are due by specified dates and funding will be provided through cooperative agreements. Eligible research must advance equity by encouraging participation from Minority Serving Institutions and integrating concerns about climate change mitigation, hydrogen transportation safety, and risks from aging infrastructure to socially vulnerable communities. The program is assigned to the Pipeline Safety Research Competitive Academic Agreement Program federal grant program with number 20.724 and intends to spur academic innovation addressing high-risk pipeline safety challenges. Successful proposals will be selected based on criteria around meeting research needs, solution implementation and transferability, partnership involvement, work scope and cost plans, student involvement, and community impact.

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ATTACHMENT A: DOT PHMSA TECHNICAL APPLICATION

Attachment A

DOT PHMSA

TECHNICAL APPLICATION

Attachment A: DOT PHMSA Technical Application Template

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Please delete this instructions page before submitting your proposal.

2. Please insert the requested information on the cover page, keeping the formatting as shown.

3. Please populate the outline areas shown in this template with the specific information your organization intends to use to populate the proposal.

4. Proposal Requirements: All information supporting the evaluation criteria must be contained within 20 pages, which does not include the Cover Page, Technical Application Information Page, or Appendix.

a. The Appendix may include additional information; however, this information will not be used by reviewers in evaluating the proposal past page 20.

i. The Certification Letter of Minimum Requirements must be the first page in the Appendix.

b. Use times New Roman, 12-pt font, and 1.15 line and paragraph spacing for text body.

c. Save the proposal as either a WORD or PDF file.

Technical Proposal Information Page

Organization Name: Insert name of submitting organization and URL to public website.

Proposal Contact Information:

Insert name, position title, mailing address, phone, fax, and e-mail of the main point of contact for this proposal and for the team (faculty).

Program Area:

Insert the Program Area name that this proposal is addressing (ref: Section A.04 of the NOFO).

Proposal Title: Insert the title of the proposal.

Proposal Description: Insert the project main objective.

Anticipated Results: Insert the anticipated results or outputs that may be realized by the project.

Potential Impact on Safety: Insert the potential impact on safety that the anticipated results may realize.

Proposal Abstract: Submit 500 words or less.

Introduction Insert narrative that generally describes your proposed research scope. Include any connection this work has with pipeline integrity challenges. Also include any lineage to prior or ongoing research and include any findings to date from existing work. Feel free to include a URL if available for further information.

Review Criterion

1. Within the application, demonstrate the extent to which the project will meet the research topic area needs.

2. Within the application, demonstrate the extent to which the project solution cancan be readily implemented or transferred to the Core Research Program for demonstration and deployment.

3. Within the application, demonstrate the extent to which the project will identify the research partnership(s) and subject matter expert involvement, as well as how involved the identified partner(s) will be in the project.

4. Within the application, demonstrate the extent to which the project will establish work scope, tasks, milestones, and estimated project costs that align with project goals and objectives, as well as whether any potential risks have been identified and mitigated.

5. Within the application, demonstrate the extent to which the project involves students and defines their specific tasks and commitment to the project.

6. Within the application, demonstrate the extent to which the project will be conducted in a community experiencing disadvantage as identified in USDOT’s Equitable Transportation Community (ETC) Explorer (arcgis.com) per DOT’s Strategic Plan.

Please describe in the narrative how your proposal addresses these criteria. Also, identify and include the résumé(s) of the lead organization faculty or staff who will oversee the research execution, and guide or counsel the student(s) executing the research scope. Please only include the core standard areas of the résumé. There is no need to list published papers and affiliations in their entirety; these may be summarized.

https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/0920984aa80a4362b8778d779b090723/page/ETC-Explorer---State-Results/ https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/0920984aa80a4362b8778d779b090723/page/ETC-Explorer---State-Results/ https://www.transportation.gov/sites/dot.gov/files/2023-01/USDOT%20RDT%20Strategic%20Plan%20FY22-26_010523_508.pdf

Appendix Appendix A: Certification Letter of Minimum Requirements.

Appendix B: Abstract of three previously completed research projects of a similar nature to that proposed in this application.

Appendix C: Insert any additional information including a short biography of the student(s) identified to work on executing the research scope. You do not need to identify your students at the time of proposal submission; however, they must be identified at the time of award.

NOTE: Remember that information within the Appendix will not be officially evaluated by the merit review panel, except to determine that each applicant has submitted a certification letter.

MISSION
SECTION A – PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Section A.1: Statement of Purpose
Section A.2: Program Authority
Section A.3-1: Background on PHMSA’s Pipeline Safety R&D Program
Section A.3-2: Background on the CAAP Initiative
Section A.4: Research Topics
SECTION B – FEDERAL AWARD INFORMATION
Section B.1: Funding
Section B.2: Period of Performance
Section B.3: Type of Award
SECTION C – ELIGIBILITY INFORMATION
Section C.1: Eligible Applicants
Section C.2: Cost Sharing
Section C.3: Minimum Requirements
SECTION D – APPLICATION AND SUBMISSION INFORMATION
Section D.1: Address to Request an Application Package
Section D.2: Content and Form of Application Submission
Section D.3: Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) and System for Award Management
Section D.4: Submission Dates and Times
Section D.5: Funding Restrictions
SECTION E – APPLICATION REVIEW INFORMATION
Section E.1: Criteria
Section E.2: Review and Selection Process
Section E.3: FAPIIS Review
SECTION F – FEDERAL AWARD ADMINISTRATION INFORMATION
Section F.1: Federal Award Notices
Section F.2: Administrative and National Policy Requirements
Section F.3: Reporting
SECTION G – AGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
SECTION H – OTHER INFORMATION
ATTACHMENT A: DOT PHMSA TECHNICAL APPLICATION
ATTACHMENT B: USDOT STANDARD TITLE VI/NON-DISCRIMINATION ASSURANCES
ATTACHMENT C: DOT PHMSA GRANT AND COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS
SUMMARY OF NOFO PRIORITY LANGUAGE TEMPLATE
PHMSA JUSTIFICATION FOR DOT ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS – FY 2024 ADMIN PRIORITIES/INITIATIVES

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