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1. ofa.nv.gov › uploadedFiles › grantnvgovGrant Matching Program - ofa.nv.gov

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   The Grant Matching Fund (GMF) pilot program was created during the 2019 Legislature by Assembly Bill 489 with the funding appropriated by Senate Bill 528. Assembly Bill 445 of the 2021 Nevada legislative session extended the Grant Matching Program through June 30, 2022.

2. gov.nv.gov › layouts › full_page2022-03-01_MatchingFunds

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   The state’s Grant Matching Program offers $1 million annually. Funds can be used to satisfy up to 50 percent of federal grant match requirements. Eligible organizations include nonprofits, tribal governments, local governments, and state agencies.

3. ofa.nv.gov › GMFP › Grant_Matching_Fund_ProgramGrant Matching Fund Program - Nevada

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   From the 2019 legislative session, Assembly Bill 489 created the Grant Matching Fund (GMP) pilot program to provide matching funds to state agencies, local governments, tribal governments, and nonprofit organizations applying for federal and nongovernmental organization grants.

4. ofa.nv.gov › uploadedFiles › grantnvgovGrant Matching Program Notice of Funding Opportunity - Nevada

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   The Grant Matching Program (GMP) is a program which aims to help state agencies, local agencies, tribal governments, and nonprofit organizations to request grant funds for the purpose of satisfying up to 50% of the match funds required for a federal grant.

5. budget.nv.gov › CRFCRF - Nevada

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   The CRF Reimbursement Guidance for Nevada State Agencies document provides information on the funding available through the CRF. It includes details on the Fund’s intended use, ineligible costs, eligible costs for non-payroll-related claims and eligible cost for payroll-related claims (including COVID-19 Administrative Leave).

6. www.guinncenter.org › research › federal-grantsFederal Grants Performance in Nevada - Guinn Center

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   Federal Grants Performance in Nevada. Nevada continues to be ranked among the lowest states in the nation in receiving federal grants, which are a key source of funding for health care, education, social services, and infrastructure, according to a new Guinn Center report released today.

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   Does Nevada have a grant match program?

   • Assembly Bill 445 of the 2021 Nevada legislative session extended the GMP, narrowing it to fund matches for federal grants only. An appropriation of $1 million was approved to fund the Grant Match Account for fiscal year 2022. Beginning July 1, 2022, the permanent program will be administered by the newly formed Office of Federal Assistance.

   Grant Matching Fund Program - Nevada

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   How does a federal grant management system work in Nevada?

   • Proper management of awarded federal funds also minimizes potential audit findings and allows Nevada to remain a low-risk Recipient of federal grant funding. The OFA reduces barriers by providing inclusive, collaborative, comprehensive, and centralized support in obtaining federal dollars.

   Nevada Grant Manual

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   How do I submit a subaward opportunity for a grant in Nevada?

   • The OFA identifies potential sources of grant funding to create, support and sustain many types of programs that benefit Nevadans. A state agency with pass-through funding and available subawards may submit the subaward opportunity by filling out the Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) form on the OFA website.

   Nevada Grant Manual

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   How do I request a CRF allocation in Nevada?

   • Nevada counties and certain designated cities that that have a population of less than 500,000 (those listed on the document "Breakdown of CARES Act funding distributed to local governments to assist with COVID-19 expenses") can request a CRF allocation from the State of Nevada Governor’s Finance Office (GFO).

   CRF - Nevada

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   How much money did the Department of Treasury allocate to Nevada?

   • The Department of Treasury appropriated a total of $1.25 billion to Nevada from the CRF. A portion of the State’s total allotment was reserved for local governments that have a population in excess of 500,000.

   CRF - Nevada

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   Where can I get help with a Nevada contract?

   • For assistance with State of Nevada specific contracts and procurement rules (addressed in NRS 332, 333) or joinders (addressed in NRS 332.195, 2 CFR 200.318, and 2 CFR 200 Appendix II) the OFA recommends contacting the Department of Administration, Purchasing Division.

   Nevada Grant Manual

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8. ofa.nv.gov › uploadedFiles › grantnvgovNevada Grant Manual

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   The Governor’s Office of Federal Assistance (OFA) was established on July 1, 2022, as per the provisions of NRS 223.460-498. The primary objective of the OFA is to extend support to Nevada stakeholders in matters related to federal grants.