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2025 Feedback Report
2025 Feedback Report
The Wyoming Grants Management Office has been collecting feedback on our services and how we can respond to the needs of communities across the expanse of Wyoming.
One-Year Anniversary Report
One-Year Anniversary Report
Grants Management Office - Anniversary Report - 07.16.2025.pdfCurious about how we've helped communities across Wyoming access funding and build grant management capacity, and how we can support yours? Check out our One-Year Anniversary Report!
One Big Beautiful Bill (OB3) Analysis
One Big Beautiful Bill (OB3) Analysis
Curious about the grant opportunities in the One Big Beautiful Bill? Check out our high-level analysis on the following areas: Rural Health Care, Energy and Natural Resources, Emergency Management and Wildfire Response, Housing and Community Development, Agriculture and Rural Economic Development
Government Accountability Office (GAO) Reports
Establishing and Maintaining a System of Quality Management
Establishing and Maintaining a System of Quality Management
Establishing and Maintaining a System of Quality Management.pdfDoes your audit organization have questions about designing and implementing a system of quality management that complies with the 2024 Yellow Book?
Since GAO issued the Yellow Book in February 2024, auditors and audit organizations that use the Yellow Book have requested additional guidance about establishing and maintaining a system of quality management.
This guide provides answers to these frequently asked questions.
Recent Guidance Could Enhance Subaward Oversight
Recent Guidance Could Enhance Subaward Oversight
Recent Guidance Could Enhance Subaward Oversight.pdfSome federal grant recipients pass some of their award funding to subrecipients. However, there have been issues with the completeness and accuracy of information about these subawards. This can make it challenging to track where subaward funds are ultimately spent.
While grant recipients are responsible for overseeing their subawards, federal agencies must ensure that they are effectively doing so. This includes reviewing audit findings and checking that reporting is taking place.
Recent guidance from the Office of Management and Budget should enhance this oversight, leading to improved data about subawards, among other things.
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