Item #4 on the Scoring Rubric focuses on the cost of the activity per household. What tool are you utilizing to determine this statement:

“Applications that appear to inflate the number of households to be served to reduce the per household cost will have points deducted, at the discretion of the scorers.”?  This seems arbitrary and subjective unless there is a tool to determine this. Please advise.

This question will be evaluated against past performance of an agency to determine if the numbers of people being served are in alignment with past costs and numbers of people being served and staff capacity lines up with numbers of people expected to be served.

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1. What is the contract term for these funds? Is it a 12-month contract? A 24-month contract? Is there a specific date that the funds must be expended by? Please provide more clarity here.
2. Item #2 on the Revised Scoring Rubric for Covid-19 ESG allocation focuses on an organization’s operating reserves.
3. If awarded funding, would the awarded amount be an amendment to a current ESG contract with the CDD; or would this be a completely new and separate contract?
4. If this would be a new contract, can you gauge how long it would take to get the contract executed and when the contract start-up meeting would happen?
5. Item #4 on the Scoring Rubric focuses on the cost of the activity per household. What tool are you utilizing to determine this statement: