Award Information & Allocation Methodology Sample Clauses

Award Information & Allocation Methodology. Allocations to counties are calculated on a formulaic basis, such that a county’s allocation for service coordination, evaluation, and assessment is based on the following weightings: 70% (children served during 2019), 20% (initial ever referrals in 2019 for children that did result in a need for services), 10% (initial ever referrals in 2019 for children that did not result in a need for services). County allocations for children with elevated blood lead levels are based on the prevalence data. Child find outreach funding allocations are based on 2019 Early Intervention referral data. Grant award totals, allocation percentages, and other award information required by the federal Office of Management and Budget Uniform Guidance 2 CFR §200.331(a) are provided in Addendum A (Award Information and Allocation Table). If the federal notice of award is not available prior to the posting of this Agreement on XxxxXxxxxXxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, XXXX shall update Addendum A and disseminate the information via email to the Administrative Agency Fiscal Contact as provided for in this agreement and Addendum B (EI Personnel Contact Sheet). In addition to grant funds allocated using the formula described in this section, the department reserves the right to make targeted investments to support the activities outlined in Section 1.1 of this Agreement in order to address demonstrated need, service gaps, and other issues. Subrecipients awarded funds in addition to the amount indicated in Addendum A shall receive a Supplemental Funding Amendment (Addendum D). Addendum D identifies the total funding awarded for the year (including the original allocation and any supplemental amounts) as well as any additional requirements related to the supplemental funds. Subrecipients shall budget and report supplemental funds spent in EIGS in accordance with Section 1.3 of this Agreement.
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Award Information & Allocation Methodology. Allocations to counties are calculated on a formulaic basis. A county’s allocation for the Grant is based on the following: 70% (children served during 2020), 20% (initial ever referrals in 2020 for children resulted in the completion of the eligibility and assessment process, 10% (initial ever referrals in 2020 for children that did not result in the completion of the eligibility and assessment process). Grant award totals and other award information required by the federal Office of Management and Budget Uniform Guidance 2 CFR §200.332(a) are provided in Addendum A (Award Information and Allocation Table). XXXX shall update Addendum A and disseminate the information via email to the Administrative Agency Fiscal Contact as provided for in this Agreement and Addendum B (EI ARPA Contact Sheet). In addition to grant funds allocated using the formula described in this section, the Department reserves the right to make targeted investments to support the activities outlined in Section 1.1 of this Agreement to address demonstrated need, service gaps, and other issues. Subrecipients awarded funds in addition to the amount indicated in Addendum A shall receive a Supplemental Funding Amendment (Addendum D). Addendum D identifies the total funding awarded for the year (including the original allocation and any supplemental amounts), as well as any additional requirements related to the supplemental funds. Subrecipients shall budget and report supplemental funds spent in the Early Intervention Grant System in accordance with Section 1.3 of this Agreement.
Award Information & Allocation Methodology. Allocations to counties are calculated on a formulaic basis, such that a county’s allocation is based on the following weightings: 70% (children served during 2016), 20% (initial ever referrals in 2016 for children that did result in a need for services), 10% (initial ever referrals in 2016 for children that did not result in a need for services). Grant award totals, allocation percentages, and other award information required by the federal Office of Management and Budget Uniform Guidance 2 CFR §200.331(a) are provided in Addendum A (Award Information and Allocation Table). In the event that the federal award is not available prior to the execution of this Agreement, DODD shall update Addendum A and disseminate the information via email to the Grantee Fiscal Contact as provided for in Addendum B (Administrative Agent Fiscal Contact Information).

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