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New OMB Guideline M-11-34

New OMB Guideline M-11-34. Directed federal agencies to take steps to ensure grantees to complete ARRA projects by 9/30/2013 Revise terms of Recovery Act discretionary grant agreements

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New OMB Guideline M-11-34

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  1. New OMB Guideline M-11-34 Directed federal agencies to • take steps to ensure grantees to complete ARRA projects by 9/30/2013 • Revise terms of Recovery Act discretionary grant agreements • To the extent permitted by law, to provide for reclamation of funds that remain unspent after 9/30/2013, absent a waiver issued by OMB pursuant to this memorandum

  2. Effect of this Guideline • Grants expiring on or before 9/30/2013 • No extension beyond • Grants expiring after 9/30/2013 • Automatic NCE authority will be eliminated • Potential amendment of award expiration to 9/30/2013 • Extension beyond 9/30/2013 will require prior approval and waiver from OMB; request deadline 3/2/2012

  3. Criteria for Granting Waiver • Project is long-term by design; acceleration would compromise core programmatic goals • Project must undergo complex environmental review that cannot be completed within said timeframe • Contractual commitments between awardee and subrecipients/vendors legally prevent adjusting the timeline for spending • Acceleration may cause unnecessary harm or unreasonable risk to vertebrate animals or human subjects

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