Uniform Guidance Changes: How Agencies Can Prepare for What's Next in Grants

Wondering how much your organization's grant policies, internal controls and administrative processes may need to change under the Office of Management and Budget's rewrite of 2 CFR Part 200? You're not alone.

OMB's rewrite is the largest revision to the Uniform Guidance since 2013, with implications that extend well beyond grants offices. The proposed changes touch procurement, subrecipient oversight, internal controls, cost principles, award administration and audit requirements — areas that affect finance, technology and operational leaders across government. With an unprecedented volume of public comments submitted, agencies are weighing what could change, what remains uncertain and how much preparation makes sense today.

Whether you're responsible for grants, finance, procurement, compliance or the systems that support these functions, understanding the proposed changes can help your organization prepare for new requirements while avoiding unnecessary disruption.

Join us as we break down the proposed revisions, discuss what they could mean for recipients and pass-through entities, and explore the operational and technology considerations agencies need to evaluate.

You'll learn:

• The proposed changes most likely to affect grant administration, compliance, procurement and award management
• Where agencies may need to revisit policies, procedures, internal controls and the systems that support them
• How government leaders are preparing amid continued uncertainty around the final guidance