Illinois Administrative Code
Title 44 - GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS, GRANTMAKING, PROCUREMENT AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Part 7000 - GRANT ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY ACT
Subpart C - STATE AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES AND IMPLEMENTATION
Section 7000.220 - State Cognizant Agency Responsibilities and Implementation
Universal Citation: 44 IL Admin Code ยง 7000.220
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 38, September 20, 2024
a) The State Cognizant Agency is the State agency that provides the most funding to the awardee based on State agency entries into the CSFA. Each awardee is assigned a State Cognizant Agency. The State Cognizant Agency assignments are recorded in the Grantee Portal and the State Staff Inquiry Screen.
b) As defined in Section 7000.30, the State Cognizant Agency is the State awarding agency designed to carry out specific pre-award responsibilities associated with prequalification, fiscal and administrative risk assessment, and indirect cost rate election/negotiation.
1) The State Cognizant Agency provides
support as necessary to assist the applicants in completing the
prequalification process. Refer to Section
7000.320.
2) The State Cognizant Agency reviews and
accepts submitted ICQs pursuant to Section
7000.340(d)(1).
3) The State Cognizant Agency reviews and
accepts indirect cost rate elections/negotiations pursuant to Section
7000.420.
4) The State Cognizant Agency designates
staff to serve as the Indirect Cost Rate Subject Matter Expert to support
Section 7000.420.
5) The State
Cognizant Agency designates staff to serve as the Audit Report Review Subject
Matter Expert to support Section
7000.90.
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