Bridge NOFO FY2023 FAQ.docx
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This document contains a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) file related to the FY2023 Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the Advanced Bridge Technology Clearinghouse (ABTC) Development federal grant program under the Department of Transportation Immediate Office of the Secretary Transportation. The FAQ clarifies that the correct page limit for applications is 25 pages and confirms that while most work must be done within University Transportation Centers, reasonable subcontracting to industry partners is allowed. Only academic institutions that are members of recently awarded Bridge Innovation Leadership Teams are eligible to apply as leads, while industry organizations cannot apply as leads but may partner with academic institutions that apply.
Bridge NOFO FY2023 FAQ
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FAQ
Submitter for Notice of Funding Opportunity (9/6/2023) Question: In the NOFO, two-page limits are given, 30 pages and 25 pages. Could you please clarify.
Answer: The correct page limit requirement is 25 pages.
Question: While a majority of the work will be done within the UTC consortium, does the program allow us to subcontract small part of the work to industry subconsultants?
Answer: Yes, it would be permissible to partner with industry entities on a reasonable scale.
Question: Can a consortium partner of a UTC team be the lead?
Answer: A Consortia ‘Member’ (Institution of Higher Education) is eligible to apply as a Lead; other Consortia ‘Partner(s)’ (Industry organization or Private entity) is not eligible for apply as a Lead. All academic institutions that are part of a recently awarded BIL UTC (leads and members) are eligible to apply.
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