For many organizations, the question is not whether 2 CFR 200 matters. It is whether their current systems, documentation, and day-to-day practices actually match what the Uniform Guidance requires. That question feels more urgent now because of the current government-wide revisions that took effect on October 1, 2024. That is where a good 2 CFR…
Grants Management
Key Takeaways from NGMA AGT 2026: What Today’s Grants Landscape Means for Federal Agencies and Recipients
Key Takeaways from NGMA AGT 2026: What Today’s Grants Landscape Means for Federal Agencies and Recipients Kevin Gregory, Project Lead for a federal post-award monitoring contract at IntegrityM and Certified Grants Management Specialist (CGMS), recently attended the National Grants Management Association (NGMA) Annual Grants Training (AGT) 2026, one of the largest and most influential gatherings…
From Policy Gaps to Compliance Confidence: Strengthening Grant Management Under 2 CFR 200
Part 2: Practical Steps to Strengthen Your Compliance Framework What Effective Policies and Procedures Look Like Not all written policies are created equal. To satisfy Uniform Guidance requirements and withstand audits, policies and procedures must be: Strong policies not only meet compliance requirements but also create consistency across the organization. They help staff make decisions…
From Policy Gaps to Compliance Confidence: Strengthening Grant Management Under 2 CFR 200
Part 1: Why Written Policies and Procedures Matter The Most Common Federal Grant Audit Finding and How to Avoid It Federal grants play a vital role in advancing public service, driving innovation, and supporting communities across the United States. Agencies and organizations that receive federal funding bear a critical responsibility: managing taxpayer dollars with integrity,…
