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Phone Area Code Phone Number Grid Resilience Formula Grant Program - IIJA 40101 (d) 40101(d) Grid Resilience Formula Grant Program Application Period is Closed The solicitation period for application to the Grid Resilience Formula Grant Program (Program) is now closed. AEA would like to extend its sincere thanks to all who applied under this second solicitation.
As this was a competitive solicitation, those applications timely received during the solicitation period will be reviewed and evaluated for potential award as per the criteria stated in the Request for Applications. Those applications selected for award will be funded via the $17.
6 million as was allocated by formula to the State of Alaska by the U.S. Department of Energy under Section 40101(d) of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) for the third federal fiscal year of Program. Please note that all applications recommended and selected by AEA for award are subject to a subsequent required review by the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Grid Deployment Office (GDO) for official approval of award.
Notification to applicants of those applications selected for award will only be posted after DOE’s review and approval. Final notifications of award are anticipated to be posted in the fourth quarter calendar year 2025.
Grid Resilience Formula Grant Program Overview The Grid Resilience Formula Grant Program, funded through Section 40101(d) Formula Grants to States & Indian Tribes of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), is administered, at the state level, through the Alaska Energy Authority, as designated by Governor Mike Dunleavy. This national program provides $2.
5 billion in formula grants to States and Indian Tribes to improve electric grid infrastructure resiliency against disruptive events. AEA’s administration of the Program is exclusive to those Federal allocations to the State of Alaska over the Program’s five-year funding period, and does not include those allocations directly made to Alaska’s tribal entities under the Program. The State of Alaska has been awarded $17.
6 million in formula grant funds, for the third federal fiscal year of funding. Further federal funding under this program is not known at this time and remains at the discretion of DOE. All information related to AEA’s RFA are posted below.
Please consult the current RFA and provided supplemental documentation for all details and information relating to the Program. Please be advised that any and all amendments/changes to the RFA and/or related forms will be posted on this website.
For applicants who submit a full application to this RFA, AEA and/or DOE may contact such applicants with additional questions and/or matters of clarification as part of the review and evaluation process.
Fillable Application (required) Resilience Project Subaward/Subcontract Notification Form (required) Budget Justification Notebook, DOE SF-424 (required) NEPA Environmental Questionnaire (required) Eligible Entity Notification Form (if applicable) Project Management Plan Report and Quarterly Progress Report Template Annual Program Metrics and Impact Report Template Build America, Buy America DOE Guidance Desk Guide to the Davis-Bacon Act Program Narrative (as submitted to DOE) Current DOE-FOA (amended version 9) State of Alaska Federal Fiscal Year 2024 40101(d) Formula Funding Allocation 40101(d) Answers to Frequently Asked Questions For additional questions regarding this current RFA, please email grants@akenergyauthority.
org .
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