Construction-Related Equipment (CRE) Bond Grant (Georgia)

 
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    CFDA#

    None
     

    Funder Type

    State Government

    IT Classification

    A - Primarily intended to fund technology

    Authority

    Georgia Department of Education (GADOE)

    Summary

    The purpose of the grant is to provide funding for large essential equipment for CTAE labs in new or modified school facilities. Only major equipment purchases (capital expenditures) can be reimbursed.

    • Construction-related items include items which are considered major equipment purchases having a life cycle of five years or more and which are repairable, not needing to be replaced.
    • Equipment purchased must have a useful life equal or exceeding the five-year term of the bond, and should be in operation for a minimum of five years after receiving CRE funding. 
    • There is a minimum cost of $100.00 per individual item. If items are sold in a kit or set, each individual item in the kit or set must have a value that exceeds $100.00.
    • Equipment purchased must have a serial number from the manufacturer. The serial number must be included on the final invoice from the vendor. The only exception to this would be lab specific workbenches and lab specific tables. For additional guidance, please contact your Program Specialist.
    • Items purchased should be for student use and for direct instruction to students.
    • Construction-Related Equipment Bond grant funds should not be the only funds considered when planning for the equipment and other programmatic needs of a new or modified facility. Quality Basic Education (QBE) funds, SPLOST funds, capital outlay funds, resources of local business partners, and local school funds are also resources that should be considered.
    • Only CTAE Pathways that have been State Board Approved are eligible for Construction-Related Equipment Grant funding. 
     

    History of Funding

    None is available.

    Additional Information

    The following are examples of items and costs that are not eligible for reimbursement from grant funds. This list is not intended to be all inclusive of the items that are not eligible. Remember, prior review of purchases by the Grant Program Specialist is recommended, but not required, of all purchases for reimbursement. Items that are not eligible include:

    • Standard classroom furniture – including student or teacher chairs, student or teacher desks, utility carts, storage cabinets, filing cabinets, bulletin boards, shelving units, tables, whiteboards, etc.
    • Storage” facilities and equipment such as shelving units, shade structures, head houses, potting sheds, utility buildings, carports, toolboxes, job boxes, and show boxes.
    • Copier contracts, service contracts, annual renewal agreements, advanced billing as future” shipping, estimates costs, late fees, training of personnel, warrantees, gift certificates, future rebates, and taxes.
    • Shipping, handling and installation charges can only be reimbursed if the charges for these items are included in the total item cost on the invoice. If itemized on the final invoice they will not be approved.
    • Supplies – including projector bulbs, batteries, calculators, soil test kits, label maker tape, pliers/screwdrivers, badges, gloves, wire brushes, saw blades, ink cartridges/toner, staples, paper, binders, glue sticks, small hand tools, extension cords, memory cards, batteries, etc.
    • Vehicles –The purchase or lease of automobiles, trucks, buses, boats, golf carts, and motorcycles. The purchase of enclosed storage or enclosed utility/livestock trailers.
    • Power or audio/video outlets, connectors, cables, wires used for installation or updating facilities for equipment operation, network extenders, access points, and security cameras.
    • Equipment for personal use.
    • Instructional materials, including lesson plans, DVDs, software, curriculum, simulations, web licenses, etc.

    Contacts

    Roy Rucks

    Roy Rucks
    205 Jesse Hill Jr Dr SE
    Atlanta, GA 30334
    (404) 805-7279

    Julie Kenny

    Julie Kenny
    205 Jesse Hill Jr Dr SE
    Atlanta, GA 30334
    (404) 805-9904

    Sharon Bonner

    Sharon Bonner
    205 Jesse Hill Jr Dr SE
    Atlanta, GA 30334
    (404) 805-9633
     

  • Eligibility Details

    Eligible applicants are Georgia LEA's.

    Deadline Details

    Applications are to be submitted by May 15, 2023.

    Award Details

    Award amounts vary. There is a minimum cost of $100 per item.

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