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Find similar grantsNo submission deadline is stated; applications are processed on an ongoing basis via the Core-CT Vendor Resources system as part of the state's Priority List / Non-Priority List grant processes.
School Construction Grants Program is sponsored by Connecticut Department of Administrative Services (DAS) Office of Grants Administration. This program reimburses school districts for eligible school construction projects, including major construction projects like new construction and renovations (Priority List projects) and smaller projects such as roof replacements (Nonpriority List projects).
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Apply for School Construction Grants Apply for School Construction Grants Are you sure you want to log out of your account? If you do want to logout, please click "Logout". Apply for School Construction Grants School construction grant application overview The Office of Grants Administration (OGA) administers all Connecticut public school constriction grants.
The application process relies heavily on the timing and accuracy of submitted documentation. To ensure that the grant application process occurs efficiently, OGA requires towns and regional school districts to submit necessary documentation suitably and appropriately.
School construction grant funding is available to the following entities: Connecticut towns and municipalities Regional School Districts Regional Educational Service Centers (RESCs) The information on this page will help applicants ensure they have the proper documentation and follow the correct application process.
Applications should be submitted using superintendent user accounts through Core-CT at the state comptroller’s Vendor Resources website. Vendor Resources (Connecticut State Comptroller) All local and regional school districts have a municipal or district Core-CT administrator who can create user accounts. Districts' Core-CT administrators may request the creation of a Core-CT account for their superintendent.
If you are unaware of who your municipal Core-CT administrator is, please contact the OGA office at DAS. GrantsAdministration@ct. gov .
For detailed instructions on how to apply in Core-CT access the following link. Using the Core-CT Grant Application System (CT. gov) Please Note: Applications and any documents and communication submitted to DAS in relation to an application may be subject to disclosure to the public under the Connecticut Freedom of Information Act (Chapter 14 of the Connecticut General Statutes, the “FOI Act”).
Applicants who believe that documents within the application may be exempt from disclosure should: (1) mark any such documents as “Confidential” prior to uploading to CORE-CT; and (2) email DAS. GrantsAdministration@ct. gov with the project name, event ID to which the application was submitted, and the reason(s) supporting exemption with references to applicable provisions of the FOI Act.
Documents marked “Confidential” may be disclosed in response to a request for records under the FOI Act if the Commissioner determines that an exemption is not warranted, or if the Connecticut Freedom of Information Commission orders the agency to disclose the documents. Please contact the OGA staff at DAS. GrantsAdministration@ct.
gov if you have any questions. School Construction Documents and Forms School Construction Grant Application The grant application can be found in the Core-CT Central Accounts Payable Supplier Portal Core-CT Central Accounts Payable Supplier Portal (corevss. ct.
gov) For specific instructions on applications submissions through Core-CT, view the instructions page. Using the Core-CT Grant Application System (CT. gov) Applicants are also required to include an estimate of probable costs through the Public School Construction Cost Database (PSCCD).
Public School Construction Cost Database (PSCCD) Cost Estimate Requirements (CT.
gov) Form DAS-1049F Final Grant Application for a school building Project (PDF) Form DAS-1049R Notice of Change to School Construction Project (PDF) Form DAS-1046S Summary of Invoices for Payment Request (XLSX) Form SCG-1045 Sample Resolutions (DOC) Form SCG-1031 Sample Education Specifications (PDF) Form SCG-3045 Sample Roof Sketch and Key (DOC) Form SCG-3045 INST Roof Key Plans Instructions (PDF) Form DAS-053 Site Analysis for School Building Projects (PDF) Excel Cost Estimate (XLSX) Department of Administrative Services
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Connecticut towns and municipalities, Regional School Districts, and Regional Educational Service Centers (RESCs) applying for public school construction grant funding. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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