Library: Policy
OKDHS:2-40-30. Purpose and scope of grants
Revised 9-15-09
(a) Purpose. Oklahoma Department of Human Services (OKDHS) is committed to increasing the number of grant awards to assist:
- (1) in achieving the OKDHS mission; and
- (2) program areas in providing an increasing range of needed services within a limited budget by leveraging additional resources.
(b) Scope.
- (1) Grant submissions refer to:
- (A) discretionary competitive grants;
- (B) demonstration project grants;
- (C) foundation grants; and
- (D) other competitive grants.
- (2) OKDHS:2-40-30:
- (A) guides the general preparation and processing of grant proposals; and
- (B) is not intended to limit or constrain any procedures necessary by unique requirements or special circumstances.
- (i) OKDHS is required to apply all state procurement laws, regulations, and rules to all contractual obligations associated with awarded grant funds.
- (ii) Each grant proposal or supplemental materials must include or address:
- (I) request for indirect costs as part of the grant budget at the federally approved rate or other rate provided by the Finance Division Cost Accounting and Revenue Enhancement (CARE) Unit;
- (II) results of a consultation with the CARE Unit regarding effects on existing grants and cost allocations;
- (III) any matching funding requirement, including actual and in-kind and the source of such funding; and
- (IV) requirements that the state continue the grant-funded program after grant funding is exhausted.