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Agencies Must Be Informed About Good, Bad News

Nonfederal Entities Expected To Report Significant Developments in Real Time

Ray Sweeney

Federal Grants Management Handbook

September 8, 2014 at 09:22:00 ET

The Office of Management and Budget’s uniform grant guidance (§200.328) includes language requiring nonfederal entities to notify federal agencies and pass-through entities when significant developments impact program performance, whether negatively or positively, in between scheduled performance reporting. The section spells out the requirements for monitoring and reporting progr... Read More

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Agencies Must Be Informed About Good, Bad News

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