Hi, Steve—
Skimming the guidelines in the Federal Register, the slides from the webinar, and the instructions from grants.gov, I didn’t see any provisions specifying limitations
on the allowable indirect cost rates. In that case, the provision in the Uniform Guidance (2 CFR §200.414(c)(1)) would normally apply, meaning that you should use the applicable rate in your negotiated rate agreement. If you’re concerned, I suggest checking
with one of the cognizant program officers in case there is an exception covered elsewhere that I didn’t spot.
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Subject: [RESADM-L] Title III F and IDC
Colleagues,
We are building the budget for our Department of ED Title III F grant submission, and I’m having a difficult time finding the indirect cost rate that is allowed – if any. The grants.gov form asks about our indirect cost information (instructing
that our business office is to complete it - ha), but I’ve seen forms used in ways other than their original design intended. The budget justification instructions do not ask us to include the IDC justification at all.
So, can anyone provide documentation for the IDC rate for Title III F? Thanks for joining me in the quest.
Steve McLean, CRA
Senior Grant Specialist / Internal Grants Administrator
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