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DOE Limits Future Indirect Costs for Most Awards

Agency’s 10% Cap for State, Local Governments Falls Below De Minimis Rate

Jerry Ashworth

May 15, 2025 at 12:22:46 ET

In a move that will dramatically impact the majority of its grant recipients, the Department of Energy (DOE), in a recent notice listing three policy actions, stated that it will limit indirect costs for future awards at a specific rate for different types of entities — 10% for state and local governments, 15% for nonprofit organizations and 15% for for-profit companies. Tribal enti... Read More

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DOE Limits Future Indirect Costs for Most Awards

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