Common use of Project Purpose Statement Requirement Clause in Contracts

Project Purpose Statement Requirement. Nominations in all categories from Round 13 forward are required to include a specific Purpose Statement in the form of a short paragraph replacing the previously required “Executive Summary.” The project purpose statement is extremely important in assessing whether or not expenditures meet the definition of necessary expenses and other requirements of appropriations law, whether or not a project modification request for a change in scope is allowed, and in determining when the project reaches completion. The Purpose Statement must be clear and specific following a “who, what, where, why” format that identifies:  The eligible agency/entity that will carry out the project.

Project Purpose Statement Requirement. Nominations in all categories from Round 13 forward are required to include a specific Purpose Statement in the form of a short paragraph replacing the previously required “Executive Summary.” The project purpose statement is extremely important in assessing whether or not expenditures meet the definition of necessary expenses and other requirements of appropriations law, whether or not a project modification request for a change in scope is allowed, and in determining when the project reaches completion. The Purpose Statement must be clear and specific following a “who, what, where, why” format that identifies:  • The eligible agency/entity that will carry out the project.

Project Purpose Statement Requirement. ‌ Nominations in all categories from Round 13 forward are required to include a specific Purpose Statement in the form of a short paragraph replacing the previously required “Executive Summary.” The project purpose statement is extremely important in assessing whether or not expenditures meet the definition of necessary expenses and other requirements of appropriations law, whether or not a project modification request for a change in scope is allowed, and in determining when the project reaches completion. • The Purpose Statement must be clear and specific following follow a “who, what, where, why” format that identifiesspecifically identifies the following:  The eligible agency/entity that will carry out the project.