• GA-507 FY2026 CoC Competition Application (HMIS Renewal Application)

  • Applicant Contact Information

  • 13. Organization SAM Registration Expiration Date
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  • Renewal Project Program Description

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  • 18. Lived Experience Involvement

    Upload documentation to demonstrate that the agency meets HUD's requirement to provide for the participation of not less than one homeless individual or formerly homeless individual on the board of directors, employed by the project organization, or on another equivalent policymaking entity (e.g., ICH), to the extent that such entity considers and makes policies and decisions regarding any project, supportive services, or assistance provided in the CoC project.If the individual with lived experience is employed by the organization, they must hold a management-level position with policy influence or decision-making authority.Documentation may include a list of board members or members of another policymaking entity, with a notation identifying which member(s) meet this requirement.
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  • COORDINATED ENTRY & SYSTEM INTEGRATION

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  • PERFORMANCE & DATA QUALITY

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  • 25. APR Submission Timeliness: Was the APR submitted within 90 days?
  • UTILIZATION & SYSTEM PERFORMANCE

  • Utilization, Draws, Spend Down, and APR Submission

    The following questions refer to the mostrecently expired grant year as well as the current grant year
  • 30. Were draws from eLOCCs made at least quarterly for the most recently completed grant? (eLOCCS from most recently completed grant)
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  • 32. Do you anticipate you will have unspent funds at the expiration date of this current grant contract?
  • 34. Budget

  • Enter annualized budget amounts for the projects most recent operating year or proposed renewal year.
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  • ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY & GOVERNANCE

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  • ICH/CoC Participation

    The following questions relate to participation in the ICH/CoC for the 2026 funding cycle, many of these will be bonus points.
  • 36. ICH/CoC General Membership Meeting Attendance: Did anyone from your organization participate in ICH/CoC General Membership Meetings from June 2025 to June 2026
  • 37. ICH/CoC Committee and/or Workgroup Participation: Please select all ICH/CoC Workgroups in which at least one member of your organization currently participates.
  • 38. ICH/CoC Point In Time Count Participation: Did anyone from your organization participate in the 2026 Point In Time Count?
  • 39. Attendance in ICH/CoC Trainings: Did anyone from your organization participate in ICH/CoC trainings from June 2025- June 2026?
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  • HUD Monitoring

  • 41. Has this project been monitored by HUD since October 2025?
  • 42. Were there any findings or concerns?
  • 43. Were the findings or concerns addressed/resolved?
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  • Applicant Certifications

    Please review and certify thatyour organization meets the following criteria. You must check either Yes or No for each question.
  • 45. The project applicant will not engage in racial preferences or other forms of illegal discrimination.
  • 46. The project applicant will not operate drug injection sites or “safe consumption sites,” knowingly distribute drug paraphernalia on or off of property under their control, permit the use or distribution of illicit drugs on property under their control, or conduct any of these activities under the pretext of “harm reduction.”
  • 47. Applicant has active SAM registration with current information.
  • 48. Applicant has valid UEI number in application.
  • 49. Applicant has no Outstanding Delinquent Federal Debts- It is HUD policy, consistent with the purposes and intent of 31 U.S.C. 3720B and 28 U.S.C. 3201(e), that applicants with outstanding delinquent federal debt will not be eligible to receive an award of funds, unless: (a) A negotiated repayment schedule is established and the repayment schedule is not delinquent, or (b) Other arrangements satisfactory to HUD are made before the award of funds by HUD.
  • 50. Applicant has no Debarments and/or Suspensions - In accordance with 2 CFR 2424, no award of federal funds may be made to debarred or suspended applicants, or those proposed to be debarred or suspended from doing business with the Federal Government.
  • 51. Applicant has disclosed any violations of Federal criminal law - Applicants must disclose in a timely manner, in writing to HUD, all violations of Federal criminal law involving fraud, bribery, or gratuity violations potentially affecting the Federal award. Failure to make required disclosures can result in any of the remedies described in 2 CFR §200.338, Remedies for noncompliance, including suspension or debarment. This mandatory disclosure requirement also applies to subrecipients of HUD funds who must disclose to the pass-through entity from which it receives HUD funds.
  • 52. Applicant has submitted the required certifications as specified in the NOFA.
  • 53. Applicant has demonstrated the population to be served meets program eligibility requirements as described in the Act, and project application clearly establishes eligibility of project applicants. This includes any additional eligibility criteria for certain types of projects contained in the NOFA.
  • 54. Applicant has agreed to Participate in HMIS – Project applicants, except Collaborative Applicants that only receive awards for CoC planning costs and, if applicable, UFA Costs, must agree to participate in a local HMIS system. Additionally, applicants must participate in all required HMIS trainings to ensure proper use of the system and compliance with data standards. However, in accordance with Section 407 of the Act, any victim service provider that is a recipient or subrecipient must not disclose, for purposes of HMIS, any personally identifying information about any client. Victim service providers must use a comparable database that complies with the federal HMIS data and technical standards. While not prohibited from using HMIS, legal services providers may use a comparable database that complies with federal HMIS data and technical standards, if deemed necessary to protect attorney-client privilege.
  • 55. Applicant affirms that they will participate in the Continuum of Care’s Coordinated Entry System (CES) and comply with all applicable policies, procedures, and prioritization standards.
  • 56. Applicant has met HUD Expectations - When considering renewal projects for award, HUD will review information in eLOCCS; Annual Performance Reports (APRs); and information provided from the local HUD CPD Field Office, including monitoring reports and A-133 audit reports as applicable, and performance standards on prior grants. HUD will also assess renewal projects using the following performance standards in relation to the project's prior grants: (a) Whether the project applicant's performance met the plans and goals established in the initial application, as amended; (b) Whether the project applicant demonstrated all timeliness standards for grants being renewed, including those standards for the expenditure of grant funds that have been met; (c) The project applicant's performance in assisting program participants to achieve and maintain independent living and records of success, except HMIS-dedicated projects that are not required to meet this standard; and, (d) Whether there is evidence that a project applicant has been unwilling to accept technical assistance, has a history of inadequate financial accounting practices, has indications of project mismanagement, has a drastic reduction in the population served, has made program changes without prior HUD approval, or has lost a project site.
  • 57. Applicant has met HUD financial expectations – If a project applicant has previously received HUD grants, the organization must have demonstrated its ability to meet HUD’s financial expectations. If any of the following have occurred, the project applicant would NOT meet this threshold criteria: (a) Outstanding obligation to HUD that is in arrears or for which a payment schedule has not been agreed upon; (b) Audit finding(s) for which a response is overdue or unsatisfactory;(c) History of inadequate financial management accounting practices;(d) Evidence of untimely expenditures on prior award; (e) History of other major capacity issues that have significantly affected the operation of the project and its performance; (f) History of not reimbursing subrecipients for eligible costs in a timely manner, or at least quarterly; and (g) History of serving ineligible program participants, expending funds on ineligible costs, or failing to expend funds within statutorily established timeframes.
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  • Electronic Verification and Submission

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