The RFA states that $3 million is available for award in Fiscal Year 2003. Can we assume there will be additional funding in Fiscal Year 2004 for the second year of Implementation projects?
Yes, you can assume that additional funding will be available for the second year of implementation grants. Of course, out-year funding by Federal agencies is always subject to availability of funds. More.
Yes, you can assume that funding will be available for the second year of projects. For PIPS projects, funding beyond the initial budget period will depend upon the site visits, annual progress reviews by AHRQ, and availability of funds. More.
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