HRSA-26-036_FAQs.pdf

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This document is a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) sheet for the HRSA-26-036: Rural Communities Opioid Response Program – Planning grant opportunity, dated June 18, 2026. The document addresses common applicant questions regarding the application process, forms, budget parameters, and organizational eligibility. The correct Federal Assistance Listing number is 93.690 (not 93.912 as listed in the NOFO PDF). The funding allocation is $100,000 per year for a total of $200,000 over the two-year period of performance, with successful applications funded at the full ceiling amount. Single parent organizations or headquarters may not submit multiple applications on behalf of satellite offices or clinics under the same UEI, though affiliated entities may submit independently prepared applications if each proposes a distinct project in different rural areas serving different populations. Applications started prior to the June 12, 2026 Grants.gov package update may be missing required SF-424 Budget and Budget Narrative forms and must be updated through the workspace management system.

The document clarifies that individuals may participate in multiple RCORP-Planning applications across different organizations; however, no individual can charge more than 1.0 full-time equivalent (FTE) of effort across all federal awards. Applicants are required to provide letters of support from two proposed network partners, though additional letters may be included in optional attachments. Network partners must be able to meet all requirements on page 14 of the NOFO, including full involvement and regular meetings, with at least one of the two required partner letters from an organization physically located in the target rural service area. As networks expand, 50% of all partners must be physically located in the target service area. The document references the Technical Assistance webinar and provides guidance for accessing Grants.gov and HRSA support resources for application questions.

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RCORP-Planning FAQ sheet – 6/18/26

HRSA-26-036: Rural Communities Opioid Response Program – Planning Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

I am trying to apply, but am running into some challenges. Where can I go for help?

HRSA provides guidance about the application process at https://www.hrsa.gov/grants/apply-for-a-grant.

For Grants.gov questions (e.g., difficulties submitting an application, account issues; etc.), Grants.gov provides 24/7 support for application issues. You can call 800-518-4726, search the Grants.gov Knowledge Base, or email Grants.gov for support.

I do not see the required SF-424 Budget and Budget Narrative forms in the Grants.gov application workspace. How do I submit this information?

The application package on Grants.gov was updated on June 12, 2026. Any applications started prior to this update may be missing required forms. If you do not see all required forms listed in the Application Checklist of the NOFO, take the following steps to update your workspace:

1. Log into Grants.gov as the Workspace Owner or an Applicant with either the Expanded AOR role or the 'Submit Applications for Organization Workspaces' privilege.

2. In the menu on the left, click on the MANAGE WORKSPACES link.

3. On the MANAGE WORKSPACES search page, click on the SEARCH button. You can also enter search criteria on this page, if necessary.

4. Locate the Workspace you want to update and click on the MANAGE link under the ACTIONS column.

5. On the FORMS tab, click on the GET UPDATED GRANTOR PACKAGE button.

Once you've clicked on this button, you will receive a confirmation and the forms in your Workspace will be updated. Reach out to the Grants.gov Help Desk for any further assistance.

https://www.hrsa.gov/grants/apply-for-a-grant https://gditshared.servicenowservices.com/hhs_grants?pt=Grants mailto:support@grants.gov

Per the Basic Information page of the Notice of Funding Opportunity, the Federal Assistance Listing number is 93.912. However, when completing forms online at Grants.gov, this field auto-populates with 93.690. What is the correct Federal Assistance Listing number for this program?

The correct Federal Assistance Listing number is 93.690. It is listed incorrectly in the NOFO

PDF.

Can you please clarify if the budget ceiling is $100,000 each year, or $100,000 for the entire two-year period of performance?

The funding allocation is $100,000 per year, for a total of $200,000 over the 2 years of the grant. We will fund successful applications at the full ceiling of $100,000 per year, so please budget for this full amount.

Can single organizations (e.g., a “parent” organization or headquarters) apply more than once for this funding opportunity on behalf of its satellite offices or clinics?

More than one application may be submitted under the same UEI if each proposes a distinct project; however, single organizations (e.g., a “parent” organization or headquarters) may not apply more than once for this funding opportunity on behalf of satellite offices or clinics (page 8 of the NOFO.) The affiliated entities may submit their own independently prepared applications, as long as they include attachment 7. Otherwise, only the last application submitted with the same UEIs/EINs will be considered. Each applicant organization must be located in a different rural area and serve a different population. See page 8 of the NOFO for more details.

Where can I find the Technical Assistance (TA) webinar and slides?

The TA Webinar and slides are posted here.

Is it allowable for an individual to participate in multiple RCORP-Planning grant applications?

HRSA does not restrict participation across multiple applications. You may serve on more than one RCORP- Planning application (e.g., as a co-Project Director on one and a https://www.hrsa.gov/grants/find-funding/HRSA-26-036 consultant on another), if needed. However, individuals cannot charge more than 1.0 full-time equivalent (FTE) of effort across all federal awards.

Can an applicant include letters of support from more than two network partners?

Per the NOFO, the requirement is for applicants to provide letters of support from two proposed network partners. You may include any other relevant and optional documents using Attachments 9-15, up to the page limit.

Who should we count as a network partner?

Entities identified as a network partner will need to be able to meet all listed requirements and expectations on page 14 of the NOFO (including full involvement, regular meetings, completing assessment and implementing action plan). At least one of your two network partner letters must be from an organization that is physically located in your target rural service area. As your network grows, 50% of your network must be physically located in your target rural service area.

There is a list of potential partner types listed on page 13 of the NOFO; however, you are not restricted to these examples. In addition to network partners, you may also form relationships with other entities, such as those serving as general advisors or consultants or filling a specific function for your project.

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