Award Management Basics
Performance & Financial Reporting
Monitoring & Oversight
Closeout & Award Lifecycle
Award Modifications & Compliance
100

This system contains the official funded award file and all associated information.

What is JustGrants?

100

This type of report includes project activities, accomplishments, and challenges during a reporting period.

What is a Performance Report?

100

The purpose of this process is to ensure financial, administrative, and programmatic accountability.

What is Award Monitoring?

100

This process begins when a project is completed or the award period ends.

What is Closeout?

100

This action is used to update or change an existing award.

What is a Grant Award Modification (GAM)?

200

These two manuals serve as key internal references for managing DOJ grants.

What are the Grants Management Manual (GMM) and DOJ Grants Financial Guide?

200

This report tracks actual expenditures and unliquidated obligations for a grant.

What is the Federal Financial Report (FFR)?

200

This type of monitoring includes reviewing materials in the grant file annually.

What is an Annual Programmatic Desk Review (APDR)?

200

This type of closeout includes all required final documents from the recipient.

What is a Compliant Closeout?

200

These can be reduced or removed once compliance requirements are met.

What are Withholding Amounts?

300

This section of the award summarizes the project period, title, and scope.

What is the Award Header or Award Details?

300

These are submitted quarterly and include expenditures, program income, and indirect costs.

What are Financial Reports?

300

These are issues where a recipient is not in compliance and must take corrective action.

What are Issues for Resolution?

300

This occurs automatically this many days after the project period ends.

What is 121 days?

300

This happens when a recipient becomes non-compliant and additional funds are withheld.

What is an Award Condition Modification?

400

These are legally binding requirements that recipients must follow throughout the life of the award.

What are Award Conditions?

400

This act requires sub-award reporting for grants of $30,000 or more.

What is FFATA (Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act)?

400

This type of cost is identified as unallowable, unsupported, or unreasonable.

What is a Questioned Cost?

400

This type of closeout is used when a recipient cannot or will not complete requirements.

What is a Non-Compliant Closeout?

400

Grant managers perform this to ensure recipients meet award conditions.

What is Compliance Review?

500

Grant managers cannot add or remove these, but they can modify their compliance status and withholding amounts.

What are Award Conditions?

500

Recipients must report a breach of personally identifiable information within this timeframe.

What is within 24 hours?

500

This percentage of active awards must undergo programmatic in-depth monitoring per OJP policy.

What is 10%?

500

This adjustment deobligates funds from one award and reallocates them to another.

What is an Administrative Funding Adjustment (AFA)?

500

This type of modification can increase withholding if compliance is not maintained.

What is an Award Condition Modification?