Services
Three kinds of work, taken separately or together. Each is built around what a reviewer scores and what a monitor tests.
We start by deciding which opportunities deserve your time. Then we write the application so the narrative, the budget and the forms agree with each other.
The notice of award comes with terms. We turn them into a calendar, a tracking system, and reports that go out when they are due.
If a monitoring visit or an audit is coming, or one just went badly, we build the controls and the written procedures that answer it.
Ways to work with us
One application, from kickoff to submission, in two to eight weeks.
An ongoing arrangement for organizations carrying several awards at once.
A check of your files and procedures against what the award requires.
Help getting ready for an audit, or closing an award cleanly.
Written procedures, tracking tools and staff training that stay after we leave.
Worth knowing before you apply
Before a federal agency makes an award, it assesses the risk the applicant poses. The federal grant rules list five things it should weigh.
All five are about how the organization runs. We help you get them in order before you apply, when it still counts.
Source: 2 CFR 200.206(b)(2)
Whether you can carry costs until reimbursement arrives.
Whether your accounting and written policies meet the standards.
Whether past reports were on time and past awards closed clean.
Whether findings are resolved or still open.
Whether you have the people and procedures to follow the rules.
Rules we work in every day
Most people are not, at first. Tell us what is in front of you and we will say what we would do.
