The Rural and Tribal Assistance Pilot Program application form details the requirements for entities seeking federal funding for projects in rural areas or on tribal lands. Applicants must provide extensive contact and organizational information, including EIN/TIN, UEI, and congressional districts. Eligibility is limited to local governments, states, federally recognized Indian Tribes, or the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, all with specific project location criteria. The application requires a detailed project title, location (address or latitude/longitude), and a comprehensive description (up to 500 words) including type, features, schedule, and estimated cost. Applicants must also declare any federal debt delinquency. A significant portion of the application focuses on the appropriateness of requested services, outlining how funds will advance the project, estimated costs, and any completed development activities. Furthermore, it assesses the viability of grant services, requiring information on the organization's experience in procuring advisory services or hiring staff, and whether bids or estimates for services have been obtained. The form concludes with a certification of accuracy and an agreement to comply with award terms.

The document provides detailed instructions for completing the online application form for the Rural and Tribal Assistance Pilot Program for Fiscal Years 2024-2025. It outlines required information, including point of contact details, organization/entity information (name, address, EIN/TIN, UEI), congressional district data for headquarters and project locations, and eligibility criteria. Applicants must provide a descriptive project title, location details (address or latitude/longitude), and a concise project description including type, features, schedule, and estimated total cost. The form also asks about federal debt delinquency and requires detailed descriptions of requested activities, estimated costs, and any completed project-related development activities. Additionally, applicants must describe their experience with advisory services or staff hiring processes, and confirm if bids/quotes were obtained for proposed services. The application concludes with a certification and signature process.