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If you are considering applying for or have received a grant from Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food & Markets (VAAFM), please review the following resources and guidelines to prepare your application or receive funding. Before applying for a grant, please readAttachment C: Standard State Provisions for Contracts and Grants, which contains grantee requirements for insurance coverage and other state regulations.
Some grant programs accept applications and administer awards though the web-based grants management system,WebGrants. In this case, you will first need toregister in WebGrantsin order to complete an application. As a new VAAFM grant recipient, you must submit aFederal W-9 formin order to be entered into the state vendor system.
(Prior grantees may not need to re-submit a W-9, unless the business name, address, or other tax-related information has changed.) Following award notification, you must obtain a certificate of insurance (COI) with liability coverage in the amounts as specified in Attachment C.
Consult with your insurance agent to obtain a current certificate listing VAAFM as an additional insured party, as follows: Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets / 116 State Street / Montpelier, VT 05620 If your grant uses State of Vermont funds, you must complete theAct 154 Water Compliance Formto certify your compliance with state and federal water quality regulations.
**Federally-funded Grants** If your grant uses federal funds, you must hold a current registration inSAM. govand have a current Unique Entity Identifier (UEI). UEI’s are free, and should be obtained directly fromSAM.
gov. ##### **Grantee Financial Forms** Vendor ACH Authorization Form - If you wish to receive grant payments automatically deposited into your bank account, complete this form and return it toVISION. VendorRequests@vermont. gov. Blank invoice template - If you are required to submit an invoice and do not have your own invoice form, you may use thisblank invoice template.
Please refer to your grant agreement for details about submitting claims for payment. (An invoice is not required for grants under the Agricultural Development Division.)
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