PA-FPR-22-001 FAQs_ Final.pdf
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PA-FPR-22-001 FAQs
Page 15 of the RFP states that the Project Narrative should be Double Spaced. Is it permissible for the Project Abstract summary, Budget Justification, and Appendices (including CV/Resumes) to be single spaced?
o For Appendices and Budget Narrative, you should use the same formatting specified for the Project Narrative.
Page 15 of the RFP states that Tables may be single spaced. Is it also permissible for footnotes, charts, figures, and graphs to be single spaced?
o You may single-space tables or use alternate fonts but you must ensure the tables are easy to read.
Is there a page or word limit for the Project Abstract Summary?
o Project Narrative must not exceed 30 pages, and The Total Application, including Project
Narrative must not exceed 60 pages.
Should the Recipient Plans for Oversight of Federal Award Funds be included in the Budget Narrative? If not, where should this be included? Is this exempt from the page limit?
o Project Narrative must not exceed 30 pages, and The Total Application, including Project Narrative must not exceed 60 pages.
Is it permissible for graphics/tables/charts/footnotes to be size 10 font?
o You may single-space tables or use alternate fonts but you must ensure the tables are easy to read.
Is it permissible to use Arial Narrow Size 12 font for the technical narrative and appendices?
o You should use an easily readable typeface, such as Times New Roman or Arial.
How much travel is expected in Year 1 (e.g., in-person meetings, specific conferences)?
o There is no travel requirement, applicants should propose what makes the most sense for their project.
Is it permissible for one organization to submit multiple grant applications and be awarded grant funding for multiple distinct projects?
o Yes, organizations can submit multiple grant applications for separate projects. If you successfully submit multiple applications from the same organization for the same project, we will only review the last application received by the deadline.
What about the IDC agreement, with combine with budget or appendix?
o The IDC agreement should be combined with the budget.
Do all individuals included in the proposed budget need to be SAM registered?
o Your organization should be registered in SAM and the individuals included in the proposed budget should not be classified as excluded individuals in SAM.
Do we need to list pre-award activities essential to the success of the project (if funded) in the workplan and/or timeline?
o The NOFO states that the work plan should reflect, and be consistent with, the Project Narrative and Budget Narrative, and must cover all years of the project period.
Can you address dissemination, specifically peer-reviewed manuscripts? Are these encouraged?
o Dissemination of findings is an expectation of this grant, please see page 19 of the NOFO for more details.
Where will we be able to access the webinar recording?
o The presentation and all responses to questions asked during the webinar will be provided via Grants.gov in the related documents section of the NOFO.
Does the proposed research have to be conducted on/with Title X grantees or can it be research on secondary data sets to inform Title X services/plans for service expansion?
o No. The NOFO permits (pages 10-11) secondary data analyses of different nationally representative datasets to study client use of, and/or trends in, family planning and sexual and reproductive health care being offered by Title X and other publicly funded family planning clinics in the US.
Are we able to do secondary data analysis on our own title x program data?
o Yes. The NOFO permits (pages 10-11) secondary data analyses of different nationally representative datasets to study client use of, and/or trends in, family planning and sexual and reproductive health care being offered by Title X and other publicly funded family planning clinics in the US.
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