Illinois Administrative Code
Title 44 - GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS, GRANTMAKING, PROCUREMENT AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Part 7000 - GRANT ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY ACT
Subpart D - STATE AND FEDERAL PASS-THROUGH PRE-AWARD REQUIREMENTS
Section 7000.360 - Notice of State-Issued Award (NOSA)

Universal Citation: 44 IL Admin Code ยง 7000.360

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 38, September 20, 2024

Prior to a State agency issuing an award, the State agency must verify that there are no outstanding pre-award requirements. This includes verification of qualification, acceptance of risk assessments, approved budget, conflict of interest disclosures, and required certifications. All outstanding pre-award requirements must be resolved before a NOSA can be issued. This verification is automated either through the statewide grant management system or through the CSFA.

a) If there are no outstanding requirements, the State awarding agency must issue a NOSA through the CSFA to comply with federal requirements.

b) The NOSA shall communicate:

1) Grant funding terms, including the source of funds;

2) Grant terms and conditions (including corresponding citations) specified by the funder, the State of Illinois, the State awarding agency, and the terms of the specific grant program;

3) Specific conditions associated with the risk assessments and the merit review, if applicable; and

4) That the application budget has been approved.

c) The State awarding agency shall release the NOSA to the applicant from the CSFA. The applicant shall receive the NOSA through the Grantee Portal.

d) The applicant shall review the NOSA and determine whether it will accept the specified terms of the award.

1) If the applicant accepts the NOSA, it is agreeing to all specified terms and conditions. Applicant acceptance triggers a notification to the State awarding agency. The CSFA will flag the NOSA as "accepted".

2) If the applicant denies the NOSA, it is refusing to accept the specified terms and conditions. Applicant denial triggers a notification to the State awarding agency. The CSFA will flag the NOSA as "denied". The State awarding agency must contact the applicant to discuss the denial decision.
A) If an incorrect response to the ICQ triggered a specific condition, the State awarding agency shall notify the State Cognizant Agency. The State Cognizant Agency shall release the ICQ to the organization for correction and resubmittal. If the updated ICQ alters the risk profile of the organization and changes the specific conditions for the organization, an updated NOSA shall be generated by the State awarding agency and submitted to the applicant.

B) If the ICQ responses appear valid, the State awarding agency may need to clarify capacity-building necessary in the specified area and the process under which specific conditions can be removed (see Section 7000.340(e) (Specific Conditions)).

e) Upon applicant acceptance of the NOSA, the State awarding agency shall initiate the Grant Agreement following the State agency's protocol.

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