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Author: Code of Federal Regulations
2 CFR 200 outlines the uniform administrative requirements, cost principles, and audit requirements for Federal Awards.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
2 CFR 200 Implementation Guidance outlines the key changes affecting the Federal Highway Administration for the implementation of 2 CFR 200, including changes to pre-Federal award requirements and post-Federal award requirements.
Author: Code of Federal Regulations
2 CFR 200.318: General procurement standards outline the requirements that non-Federal entities need to follow to meet Federal award requirements.
Author: Code of Federal Regulations
2 CFR 200:320: Methods of procurement to be followed outlines the requirements that non-Federal entities need to have and use documented procurement procedures.
Author: Code of Federal Regulations
2 CFR 200:328: Financial Reporting outlines the requirements that non-Federal entities need to monitor and report program performance.
Author: United States Department of Transportation
This free web-based training provides an overview of the Uniform Guidance Requirements by applying relevant requirements to the Federal-aid Highway Program.
Author: SS4A Technical Assistance Center (TAC)
The resource provides guidance on procurement standards and frequently asked questions related to the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grants, focusing on proposal types, solicitation requirements, participation of consultants, minority business inclusion, nonprofit procurement, and training resources.
Author: Grants.gov
The Grants 101 website provides a short summary of Federal grants and their lifecycle.
Author: Federal Register
The Guidance for Grants and Agreements outlines requirements for the Build America, Buy America Act provisions of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Author: Federal Highway Administration
This resource provides practical thought starters to help SS4A grant recipients develop clear, well-scoped solicitations for consultant services. It highlights key considerations for describing project context, defining scope and schedules, and identifying appropriate technical qualifications, while emphasizing alignment with SS4A program requirements, grant agreements, and applicable Federal procurement standards under 2 CFR 200.