Request for applications Sample Clauses
A Request for Applications (RFA) clause outlines the process by which an organization invites interested parties to submit proposals or applications for a specific project, grant, or contract. This clause typically details the eligibility requirements, submission procedures, deadlines, and evaluation criteria that applicants must follow. By establishing a clear and structured method for soliciting and reviewing applications, the clause ensures transparency and fairness in the selection process, helping the organization attract qualified candidates and select the most suitable proposals.
Request for applications. Data created by a granting agency to create a request for proposal is classified as nonpublic until the request for proposal is published. To the extent that a granting agency involves persons outside the granting agency to create the request for proposal, the data remain nonpublic in the hands of all persons who may not further disseminate any data that are created or reviewed as part of the request for proposal development. At publication, the data in the request for proposal is public.
Request for applications. (RFA) – a solicitation used to acquire social services from a nonprofit entity to address community needs resulting in a grant agreement for services.
Request for applications. Commented [DL1]: This will be Table II from the PA 5. Reporting Schedule
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Request for applications. The ▇▇▇▇ will request and receive applications from all department members interested in the position.
Request for applications. Effective Date: 06/01/2006 USAID uses a Request for Applications (RFA) when the intent is to provide assistance for an activity or methodology that supports or is in keeping with USAID’s program objectives. The minimum period for the receipt of applications in response to an RFA is 30 days after the RFA is issued. USAID should provide longer response periods for sizeable activities or more detailed applications used to ensure high quality applications. If USAID cannot provide 30 days for the receipt of applications, the competition may proceed only with the express written approval of the AO.