NRC Research Activities: Information about research program to improve understanding of nuclear reactors, materials, and waste to inform regulatory decisions.
NRC Grant Programs: outlines funding opportunities for research in nuclear safety, including materials safety, waste management, and reactor technology.
NRC Contracting Opportunities: an overview of a wide variety of contracts to commercial firms, non-profit organizations and universities each year.
NRC Plans, Budget, & Performance: details on the agency’s strategic goals, budget allocation, and performance metrics to ensure safe and secure nuclear operations.
NRC Library: The NRC releases several hundred documents to the public each work day. This webpage contains information and the documents that are most pertinent to NRC regulatory activities.
NRC Public Involvement: provides information on how the public can participate in the agency’s activities, such as providing input on regulations and accessing information about nuclear safety.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
CDC Grants: a wide range of public health programs through grants and cooperative agreements, supporting research, prevention efforts, and public health infrastructure.
CDC Overview of Grant Process: an overview of identifying funding opportunities, preparing competitive applications, undergoing peer review, and fulfilling reporting requirements after award.
Resources for CDC Grant Recipients: various resources for grant recipients, including technical assistance, training materials, and online tools to support successful project implementation and reporting.
CDC GrantSolutions: a grants management service that provides many tools for grant-related tasks.
CDC Contracts: An overview of CDC’s Office of Financial Resources’ contracts.
EPA How to apply for Grants: information on grant opportunities, application procedures, eligibility requirements, and other relevant resources for potential grant applicants.
EPA Planning, Budget, and Results:the agency’s strategic planning, budget development, and performance measurement processes to ensure effective and efficient use of resources in achieving its environmental protection mission.
EPA Grant Competition Resources: guidance and support to potential applicants, including information on eligibility criteria, application procedures, evaluation processes, and available funding opportunities.
EPA Regional Grants Information: details on specific grant opportunities available within each of the EPA’s ten regions, including eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and contact information for regional grant specialists.
EPA How to Develop a Budget: an online training course is designed to introduce EPA grant applicants and recipients to key aspects of grant budget development.
EPA Grants Webinars: EPA’s Office of Grants and Debarment periodically hosts webinars for the EPA grants community.
EPA Policies and Guidance for Grants: essential information for grant applicants and recipients, outlining rules, regulations, and best practices for all aspects of the grant lifecycle, from application submission to project completion and reporting
EPA Grants Management Plan: this plan charts the course the Agency will follow in the coming years to deliver an effective system for grants administration – one in which federal funds are used responsibly to deliver meaningful environmental results.
EPA STAR Grants: Science to Achieve Results program for environmental research.
Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H)
ARPA-H Homepage: a research funding agency that supports transformative biomedical and health breakthroughs – ranging from the molecular to the societal – to provide health solutions for all.
DOC Data and Reports: The DOC collects, stores, and analyzes a wealth of information, including data on the Nation’s economy, population, and environment to meet the needs of the Department’s mission.
Department of Education
DOE Grants: grant funding programs to promote student achievement and preparation for global competitiveness, to foster educational excellence, and to ensure equal access.
DOE Peer Reviewers: Each year the Department convenes panels of external education professionals and practitioners to serve as peer reviewers for various grants applications.
DHS Get Involved: provides information on how the public can assist the Department of Homeland Security, such as reporting suspicious activity and volunteering for community preparedness programs.
DHS Data: access data and statistics related to homeland security threats, incidents, and activities, such as immigration data, border crossings, and cybersecurity threats.
DHS Media Library: access a collection of media resources, such as press releases, photos, videos, and speeches, related to the Department of Homeland Security.
DHS Publications Library: contains guidance and policy papers, reports, strategies, program regulations, guidelines, brochures and more.
DHS Training Opportunities: raining opportunities for DHS personnel, partners and citizens, including home and business owners.
DHS Web Tools and Apps: online tools and applications developed for use by the public,like travel screening tools, disaster preparedness resources, and cybersecurity awareness tools.
DHS Open Data: DHS systems provide significant data in the form of reports and exchange content between internal and external partners. Not all data is publicly available.
DHS Law Enforcement Training Opportunities: a wide selection of basic and advanced training programs to 105 federal agencies as well as state, local, tribal and international law enforcement agencies.
Department of the Interior
DOI Bureaus & Offices: an overview of the various bureaus and offices within the Department of the Interior, outlining their respective missions, responsibilities, and areas of expertise.
DOI Priorities: outlines the key areas of focus for the department, and details how the DOI is working to fulfill its mission.
DOI Grant Programs: a variety of grants for conservation, tribal programs, outdoor recreation, and climate change initiatives, with funding sources and eligibility varying by program.
DOI Office of Grants Management: The DOI Office of Grants Management provides leadership and oversight for all DOI financial assistance programs, ensuring effective and efficient grant administration across the department.
DOI Financial Assistance Policies and Guidance: a comprehensive framework for administering grants, covering eligibility, award processes, financial management, monitoring, and compliance requirements.
DOI Award Tools and Resources: various tools and resources to assist grant applicants and recipients, including online application systems, funding opportunity announcements, training materials, and technical assistance.
DOI Grants Training: View upcoming and recorded trainings related to grants policy, system updates, and OMB requirements.
Department of Justice
DOJ Grants: The Department of Justice offers funding opportunities to support law enforcement and public safety activities in state, local, and tribal jurisdictions.
DOJ Subject Matter Areas, Initiatives, and Programs: an overview of the Department of Justice’s core areas of responsibility, including criminal, civil, and national security matters, along with descriptions of key initiatives and programs within each area.
DOJ Resources: a variety of resources for the public, such as legal information, forms, publications, and contact information for DOJ offices and programs.
DOJ Guidance Documents: a collection of official guidance documents issued by the Department of Justice to its employees, law enforcement agencies, and the public on a variety of legal and policy issues.
DOJ Business and Contracts: information for businesses and contractors who wish to do business with the Department of Justice, including procurement opportunities, contracting procedures, and relevant regulations.
Department of Transportation
DOT Grants: grants to help build up and maintain a fast, safe, efficient, accessible, and convenient transportation system for the American people, today and into the future.
DOT Navigator: a resource to help communities understand how to apply for grants, and plan for and deliver transformative infrastructure projects and services.
DOT Discretionary Grants Dashboard: an overview of discretionary grant opportunities that can help meet transportation infrastructure needs.
