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Find similar grantsIndependent Schools Infrastructure Grant (ISIG) is sponsored by Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration. This grant, administered by the Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration, supports infrastructure projects for independent schools.
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# Independent Schools Infrastructure Grant Program | Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration * Broadband Expansion and Accessibility of Mississippi (BEAM) * Budget and Fund Management * Bureau of Building, Grounds and Real Property Management * Capitol Complex Improvement District * Mississippi Management and Reporting System (MMRS) * Personal Service Contract Review * Procurement and Contracts * Public Information Office * Purchasing, Travel and Fleet Management * State Property Insurance * Statewide Strategic Sourcing * DFA Legislative Updates * Employment Opportunities * MOSTF Grant Application [](https://www.
dfa. ms.gov/independent-schools-infrastructure-grant-program) # INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT If you are interested in applying for the Independent Schools Infrastructure Grant (ISIG) administered by the MS Department of Finance and Administration, please click on the portal below.
Documentations and Templates * Subrecipient Monitoring Questionnaire * June 1-June 28 - Prequalification * July 1- July 31 - Submit Financial Project Plan * July 31-September 16 - Submit Grant Execution Documents ###### ARPA Training Videos [](https://www. dfa. ms.gov/independent-schools-infrastructure-grant-program#) Eligibility Overview Slides.
pdf) Procurement Overview Slides Procurement Update - September 2023 Treasury Reporting Slides ###### ARPA Procurement Checklist * Nongovernmental Entities Checklist **Note:** These requirements are specific to ARPA SLFRF funding and are not intended to cover the requirements of any other federal grants SAM.
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Independent Schools Infrastructure Grant (ISIG) is funded by Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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