The document outlines responses to questions about the Teaching with Primary Sources Program's grant for new awards from fiscal years 2025 to 2027. It clarifies that applicants can budget for travel to required meetings in Washington, D.C., including for multiple participants. The $100,000 award covers both direct and indirect costs, with indirect costs capped at 15%. Universities must list all federal awards in their budget and can submit proposals through different departments, but each department is restricted to one proposal. While applicants can use primary sources outside of the Library of Congress, they must ensure that 80-90% of their materials are sourced from the Library's collections. The project proposal should detail a three-year plan, although initial funding is allocated for 12 months, with potential extensions for additional years. Moreover, specific formatting and documentation requirements are outlined, including that proposals must highlight prior federal funding received. Overall, the document serves as a guide for applicants navigating the grant application process, ensuring compliance with the program's parameters and expectations.