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S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY | OFFICE OF STATE AND COMMUNITY ENERGY PROGRAMS 2  \n Grant Agreement-Terms and Conditions  \n• Read ALRD and Grant Application Instructions  \n• Familiarize yourself with all applicable program regulations, including 10 CFR Part 420 – State Energy Program at [http://eCFR.gov](http://eCFR.gov)  \n• Provide a Single Audit  \n• Registration in the System for Award Management (SAM)  \n• Requirement for Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) Numbers  \n• Recipients must report the total compensation of Executives who have a gross income over $300,000  \nBefore Award  \nU. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY | OFFICE OF STATE AND COMMUNITY ENERGY PROGRAMS  \n3  \nGrant Agreement – Terms and Conditions  \n• Limit spending to application/proposal approved by DOE  \n• Comply with Buy America Build America (BABA)  \n• Comply with National Environmental Policy Act – submit NEPA logs  \n• Comply with Historic Preservation – update Programmatic Agreements  \n• Federal Assistance Reporting Checklist (FARC)  \n• Ensure publications funded by SEP include language for acknowledgement and legal disclaimers  \n• Provide the required insurance coverage for real property and equipment  \n• Notify DOE of any transfer of funds among direct cost categories  \n• More than 10% of the budget – requires CO approval  \n• New term: notifying DOE of subawards applies to PY24  \nDuring Award  \nU. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY | OFFICE OF STATE AND COMMUNITY ENERGY PROGRAMS  \n4  \nExample  \nAcknowledgement and legal disclaimer  \nGrant Agreement – Terms and Conditions  \n• Follow guidelines for real property, equipment and supplies regarding use and disposition • Complete and submit Property Forms SF428  \n• Complete and submit Disposition Request/Report  \n• Record retention for 3 years after closeout  \n• Ensure everything is complete and submitted before the end of the 120-day closeout period  \n• Final reports-don't forget the checkbox indicating it is the final report  \nAfter Award  \nU. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY | OFFICE OF STATE AND COMMUNITY ENERGY PROGRAMS  \n6  \nExtensions  \nU. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY | OFFICE OF STATE AND COMMUNITY ENERGY PROGRAMS  \n7  \nTimeline/Due Dates  \n• What does DOE do with these documents?  \no Ensure federal funds are being utilized according to federal rules and regulations  \no Collect information to report on the success of the program to management and Congress  \no Collect information on how to better support states in implementing SEP dollars  \n*Annual Summaries are not required for FY 24  \nU. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY | OFFICE OF STATE AND COMMUNITY ENERGY PROGRAMS 8  \nAllowable Costs – 2CFR200  \n• Methodology for determining allowable costs  \no 2CFR200 subpart E outlines cost principles as it applies to federal funding  \no A best practice is to develop a justification for your cost before asking DOE/Project Officer if the cost is allowable  \n• Rember costs must be allowable, allocable, and reasonable  \n• Spending is tied to the SEP approved Annual File or scope  \nNote: 2CFR200 has recently been updatedo Ex. 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