Per the Governor’s Office, federal Executive Order 12372, NRS 232.225, SAM 3000, and the Grant Office Policy Manual, state agencies are required to report to the Nevada Governor's Office of Federal Assistance (ofa.nv.gov) at each step of the federal grant award lifecycle, including federal grants the agency intends to apply for, has applied for, received, amended, closed, and sub awarded. 

Additionally, the OFA provides a range of grant-related support for the legislatively identified stakeholders. With a mission to increase the amount of federal grant dollars Nevada receives, OFA works to reduce and remove barriers to federal grant funding through providing grant resources, advocacy, and coordination, among federal grant applicants across the state. Visit their website to access free trainings, resources, and technical assistance.

Use the Federal Assistance Notification Form (SPoC and 088-GP 04) to report a federal opportunity your agency is intending to:

• Apply for;
• Applied for;
• Received;
• Amended; or
• Closed out

Filling out this form also complies with State of Nevada Grant Policy Single Point of Contact (SPOC) 088-GP 04 Intergovernmental Review of Federal Programs requirements.  The form is short and should take no more than 10 minutes to complete.

Nevada GrantLab, a nonprofit corporation, started in 2020 with a vision to help nonprofits, local governments, Tribes, and State agencies better access and maximize historically underutilized federal funding that can be used to build greater quality of life and opportunity for all Nevadans. Please contact info@nevadagrantlab.org for more information about Grant Services, Capacity Building, Data, Engagement, and Policy.