P24AS00306 - Cultural Resources Management Services - Q&A.docx
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This document is a Question and Answer (Q&A) summary related to the Cultural Resources Management Services federal grant opportunity (Solicitation Number P24AS00306).
The key details are:
- In the previous funding cycle, there were 20 initial applicants and 12 awards were made.
- The selection process and allocation of funds will begin after the July 15th application deadline. Funding availability will be determined based on appropriations and project needs, and could be made available throughout the life of the agreement.
- Multiple projects from the same county government can be combined into one application, and if selected, can be split into separate task agreements.
- Projects are not required to take place on National Park Service lands, but substantial NPS involvement is expected.
- This federal grant opportunity is part of the Cultural Resources Management program (CFDA 15.946) through the Department of the Interior National Park Service.
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Question - How many applicants were in the last funding cycle and how many grants were awarded?
Answer - There were 20 initial applicants. 12 awards were made.
Question - Will the selection process and allocation of funds begin as applications are received or will that process only begin after the deadline (July 15th)?
Answer - Once all applications are received by the due date, they will be reviewed for required documents and then sent to the merit review panel for content review if eligible.
Funding will not be immediately available. Availability of funds will be determined based on appropriations and project needs. These funds could be made available throughout the life of the agreement on a project need basis. There is no incentive to submit early.
Question - Will the NPS consider multiple submissions from the same county government?
Answer – It is advisable to combine potential projects in to one application. If selected, multiple projects can be split in to separate task agreements.
Question - Is it required for projects to take place on National Park Service lands, or can projects take place on tribal and/or trust property?
Answer – There is no on-site requirement, but substantial involvement by the NPS is expected.
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