Opportunity Information: Apply for FR 5260 N 01

  • The Department of Housing and Urban Development in the housing sector is offering a public funding opportunity titled "Register Early and Other Important Information for Electronic Application Submission" and is now available to receive applicants.
  • This funding opportunity was created on Oct 13, 2011 and posted on Dec 10, 2008.
  • Applicants must submit their applications by Aug 1, 2009 NO APPLICATION PACKAGE ASSOCIATED TO THIS NOTICE.. (Agency may still review applications by suitable applicants for the remaining/unused allocated funding in 2026.)
  • Eligible applicants include: Others (see text field entitled Additional Information on Eligibility for clarification).
  • This notice provides instructions to potential applicants applying for funding under HUDs Fiscal Year 2009 grant programs to be available on Grants.gov, changes to Grants.gov registration,scheduled for January 2009.
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Opportunity Summary:

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued this notice as a practical, administrative heads-up for organizations that planned to apply for HUD Fiscal Year (FY) 2009 grant programs through Grants.gov. Rather than announcing a new pot of money or a specific competitive program, the purpose is to spell out electronic submission expectations and to warn applicants about upcoming changes to the Grants.gov registration process that were scheduled to take effect in January 2009. The central message is that applicants should register early and confirm their ability to submit electronically well before any program deadlines, because delays in registration or system access can derail an otherwise eligible application.

This notice is specifically not aimed at applicants seeking FY 2009 Continuum of Care (CoC) funds. In other words, if an organization was applying under CoC in FY 2009, this particular guidance was not the relevant instruction set for that process. For other HUD FY 2009 grant programs that would be posted on Grants.gov, the notice serves as a compliance and readiness reminder: applicants needed to understand the evolving Grants.gov requirements, complete all required registrations, and ensure their internal submission roles and credentials were in place.

From the Grants.gov listing details, this posting is categorized as "Other" rather than a typical discretionary grant competition, and it is tied to the housing activity area. It carries no cost-sharing or matching requirement because it is not a financial award solicitation; it is informational guidance connected to electronic application submission. It also indicates that there was no application package associated with the notice on Grants.gov, reinforcing that this is not something an applicant submits a proposal to by itself. The posting date was December 10, 2008, and it showed an original and current closing date of August 1, 2009, which functioned more like an expiration window for the guidance rather than a program application deadline.

Eligibility is broadly described as "Others" with further clarification expected in the full notice text, but in practical terms the intended audience is any potential applicant to HUD FY 2009 grant programs that would be made available through Grants.gov, excluding Continuum of Care applicants. The notice directs readers to HUD's Grants website for additional information and context, which would typically include links, updated instructions, and any HUD-specific tips for successfully navigating the federal electronic submission process.

For help, HUD listed the Office of Departmental Grants Management and Oversight as the point of contact, with a phone number (202-708-0667) for applicants who could not access the full announcement electronically or who needed assistance. No single staff person was identified, suggesting callers would be assisted by available office staff. Overall, the opportunity functions as a reminder and instruction bulletin: register early, anticipate Grants.gov registration changes, and make sure electronic submission capability is in place for FY 2009 HUD grant applications (other than Continuum of Care).

FAQs: HUD FY 2009 Grants.gov Electronic Submission Notice (Informational)

1) What is this HUD notice actually for?

This posting is an administrative, practical heads-up for organizations planning to apply for HUD Fiscal Year (FY) 2009 grant programs through Grants.gov. It is meant to spell out electronic submission expectations and to warn applicants about changes to the Grants.gov registration process that were scheduled to take effect in January 2009.

2) Is this a new funding opportunity or a competitive grant program?

No. The posting does not announce a new pot of funding and is not a standalone competitive program. It is informational guidance focused on readiness and compliance for electronic submission through Grants.gov.

3) Do applicants submit an application package in response to this notice?

No. The Grants.gov listing indicates there was no application package associated with this notice, which reinforces that it is not something you apply to by itself.

4) Who is the intended audience for this notice?

The intended audience is any potential applicant to HUD FY 2009 grant programs that would be made available through Grants.gov, except applicants seeking FY 2009 Continuum of Care (CoC) funds.

5) Does this notice apply to FY 2009 Continuum of Care (CoC) applicants?

No. The notice explicitly states it is not aimed at applicants seeking FY 2009 CoC funds, meaning CoC applicants should rely on the relevant CoC-specific instructions rather than this guidance.

6) What is the central message or main takeaway for applicants?

Register early and confirm the ability to submit electronically well before any program deadlines. The notice emphasizes that delays in registration or system access can disrupt an otherwise eligible application.

7) What specific issue was HUD warning applicants about?

The notice warns about upcoming changes to the Grants.gov registration process that were scheduled to take effect in January 2009, and it encourages applicants to prepare in advance so those changes do not interfere with timely submission.

8) What category is this posting listed under on Grants.gov?

It is categorized as "Other" (rather than a typical discretionary grant competition) and is tied to the housing activity area.

9) Is there any cost-sharing or matching requirement mentioned?

No. The listing indicates no cost-sharing or matching requirement, consistent with the fact that this is informational guidance and not a financial award solicitation.

10) What are the posting date and closing date shown for this notice?

The posting date is December 10, 2008. The original and current closing date shown is August 1, 2009.

11) Is the August 1, 2009 closing date a grant application deadline?

Not in the typical sense. Based on the description, the closing date functions more like an expiration window for the guidance, rather than a program-specific application deadline.

12) What does the notice suggest applicants do to avoid submission problems?

It advises applicants to complete all required Grants.gov registrations, confirm they can submit electronically, and ensure internal submission roles and credentials are properly set up well ahead of any relevant HUD program deadlines.

13) How is eligibility described in the listing?

Eligibility is broadly described as "Others," with further clarification expected in the full notice text. In practical terms, it targets potential applicants to HUD FY 2009 grant programs on Grants.gov (excluding CoC applicants).

14) Where does HUD direct applicants to find additional instructions or context?

The notice directs readers to HUD's Grants website for additional information and context, which would typically include links, updated instructions, and HUD-specific tips related to the federal electronic submission process.

15) Who is the point of contact for help, and what is the phone number?

HUD lists the Office of Departmental Grants Management and Oversight as the point of contact. The phone number provided is (202) 708-0667.

16) What kind of help is the listed HUD contact meant to provide?

The contact is intended for applicants who could not access the full announcement electronically or who needed assistance related to the notice and electronic access issues.

17) Is an individual staff member named as the contact?

No. The notice does not identify a single staff person, suggesting calls would be handled by available office staff.

18) What is the practical risk the notice is trying to prevent?

The notice highlights that registration delays or problems with system access and electronic submission capability can derail an application, even if the organization and project would otherwise be eligible under a specific HUD FY 2009 program.

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