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The Nevada Office of Grant Procurement, Coordination, and Management, better known as the Grant Office, is a revenue-generating agency serving as the authority on federaland state regulations for grant management in Nevada. With a staff of five, the Grant Office is responsible for
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.
Nevada Grant Manual. To provide high-level grant guidance to state agencies and community partners, the Office of Federal Assistance has updated the Nevada Grant Manual (updated May 2023). This publication should be used as a primer to understanding grant funding.
Grant Instructions and Requirements (GIRS) are provided to clarify federal and state regulations; ensure efficient use and management of funds; and ensure compliance with both state and federal regulations.
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The Grant Office provides tables organized in a “crosswalk” manner to show revisions of the policies and procedures found in this manual. The tables are organized into the two phases of a grant lifecycle, Pre-Award and Post-Award. When a policy is revised, a table will be created and placed in the appropriate
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administer grants is found in the Nevada Grant Manual, available on the Office of Grant Procurement, Coordination and Management’s website. Additionally, grant terms are defined in the State’s Grant Policy
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Partnerships and Grants (OCPG) has adopted these Grant Instructions and Requirements (GIRS) to provide Grantees with essential information relative to financial and administrative requirements for programs funded through the OCPG.
