Opportunity Information
CSFA Number
422-50-1656
CSFA Popular Name
NPS National Maritime Heritage Program
Title
Historic Preservation - National Maritime Heritage Program for education and preservation projects
Description
The Program provides funding for maritime heritage preservation and education projects designed to reach broad audiences and enhance public awareness and appreciation for the maritime heritage of the United States.
Project funds are disbursed from the Maritime Heritage Program directly to State Historic Preservation Offices (SHPOs), who make subgrants to applicants.
Awarding Agency Name
Natural Resources
Agency Contact Name
Jon L. Pressley
Agency Contact Phone
217-785-5730
Agency Contact Email
Jon.L.Pressley@Illinois.gov
Program
Fund Activity Categories
Opportunity Manager
Susan Duke
Additional Users
Posted Date
Announcement Type
Initial Announcement
Funding Opportunity Number
Historic Preservation National Maritime 26
Assistance Listings Number
15.925
Public Link
Is Published
Yes
Funding Information
Funding Sources
Federal Or Federal Pass Through
Funding Source Description
National Park Service, Dept of the Interior
Award Information
Award Type
Competitive
Capital Grant
No
Expected Number of Awards
10
Indirect Costs Allowed
Yes
Restrictions on Indirect Costs
No
Other Funding Requirement
Submission Information
Submission Timeline Type
One Time
Submission Open Date
Submission Close Date
Submission Timeline Additional Information
Please attach your signed IRS W9 form to your application materials, please mark it Other - Tax Exempt if you are a non-profit organization
Allow Multiple Applications
Yes
Other Submission Requirements
Please attach your signed IRS W9 form to your application materials, please mark it Other - Tax Exempt if you are a non-profit organization
Question Submission Information
Question Submission Open Date
Question Submission Close Date
Question Submission Email Address
Question Submission Additional Information
Please contact jeff.kruchten@illinois.gov for any historic preservation project coordination questions or specifics not related to grant paperwork.
Eligibility Information
Eligibility Type
Public
Eligible Applicants
Government Organizations, Nonprofit Organizations
Applicant Eligibility Information
Grantee in Good Standing with GATA Pre-qualification:
https://gata.illinois.gov/grantee.html
Additional Information
Additional Information URL Description
https://www.nps.gov/maritime/grants/intro.htm
https://sam.gov/fal/269964868e2e462880ff77303a90caf2/view
Award Administration Information
Administrative and National Policy Requirements
The Administrative Rule for this program can be found here:
https://www.ilga.gov/commission/jcar/admincode/017/01704110sections.html
Reporting
Quarterly performance and financial reporting shall be required for all grants.
State Awarding Agency Contacts
Jon L. Pressley, MA, RPA
Certified Local Governments Program Coordinator
and Historic Preservation Fund Manager
State Historic Preservation Office, IDNR
1 Natural Resources Way
Springfield, Illinois, 62702-1271
Office: 217-785-5730
Cell: 217-299-4878
Susan J. Duke
Grant Administrator
Office of Grant Management and Assistance
One Natural Resources Way
Springfield, Illinois 62702-1271
Desk (217) 785-4416 Fax (217) 785-2438
Criteria
Evaluation Criteria: The Advisory Committee shall evaluate each application presented as follows:
Section 4110.30 Selection Criteria
The principal priority-determining criteria for awarding grants are whether a project:
- would permit the State of Illinois to accomplish the greatest number of the National Historic Preservation Objectives
- is in compliance with the Secretary of Interior's Standards
- is of National State, or Local significance. A project that is listed in, or eligible for, the National Register of Historic Places
- meets the objectives of the State Historic Preservation Program as noted in the State Historic Preservation Plan
Review and Selection Process
Evaluation Criteria point values for this round of grants are as follows:
Project Scope
- Activities to be carried out under grant are clearly described and linked to grant’s purpose and objective. (20 points)
- Relationship of proposed project to defined preservation needs or issues in the local community is clearly and adequately described. (20 points)
Administration
- Personnel and methods to be utilized are clear and appropriate to achieving project objectives. (30 points)
- Time schedule is realistic and achievable. (10 points)
Budget
- Budget is reasonable to accomplish project’s major tasks and activities. (5 points)
- Budget items are necessary to accomplish Project activities. (5 points)
- Budget is sufficiently detailed to show basis for cost items listed (20 points)
Past Performance
- At IDNR’s discretion, up to 10 points may be added or deducted based upon performance within the past 3 years.