Texas Administrative Code
Title 30 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
Part 1 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
Chapter 14 - GRANTS
Section 14.7 - Solicitations
Universal Citation: 30 TX Admin Code § 14.7
Current through Reg. 50, No. 13; March 28, 2025
(a) Except as otherwise provided under § 14.8 of this title (relating to Direct Award), the executive director shall prepare and issue a formal request for proposal (RFP) for each proposed grant or series of grants. The RFP must specify the following:
(1) the purpose and
objective of the proposed grant or grants;
(2) the agency's authority to offer and award
the proposed grant or grants;
(3)
the applicable recipient eligibility requirements;
(4) the grant recipient activities allowable
or required to be performed;
(5)
the anticipated start date and end date of the proposed grant or
grants;
(6) the recipient selection
criteria to be used;
(7) an
indication as to whether the agency expects to award more than one grant, and
if so how the recipient selection criteria provide for selection of multiple
recipients;
(8) instructions
concerning materials and information required to be submitted by potential
grant recipients, including layout and format, required signatures, and number
of copies;
(9) the submission
deadline and the required address or delivery location for proposals;
(10) information as to whether grant
recipients will be required to contribute matching funds, or other labor or
material resources, as a condition of receiving a grant;
(11) information as to whether, and if so
how, the executive director proposes to adjust or waive any RFP-contained
matching funds requirement as authorized under Texas Government Code, §
783.009, Matching
Fund Waiver for Economically Disadvantaged County or Census Track;
(12) information as to how grant payments
will be made;
(13) information
concerning requests for additional, pre-submittal information;
(14) the time and location of any
pre-submittal meetings, together with an indication as to whether attendance is
mandatory; and
(15) a requirement
that successful recipients must enter into a signed grant agreement or contract
with the agency following award announcement.
(b) RFPs may indicate the amount of grant funding available to be awarded, but are not required to do so.
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