This document provides detailed instructions for filling out a budget form for federal funding applications, outlining specific categories for expense documentation, including personnel, fringe benefits, travel, equipment, supplies, contractual, construction, other direct costs, and indirect costs. Each section requires careful entry of data into designated cells, following guidelines to ensure the accuracy and compliance of budget proposals with federal regulations. Additionally, the form emphasizes the importance of justifying costs, distinguishing between federal and non-federal contributions, and providing necessary explanations for all expenses.

The document presents a table outlining the work locations for applicants and subrecipients related to DE-FOA-0002989, but it contains no specific data or entries for prime applicants, addresses, cities, states, or ZIP codes. As a result, it lacks valuable information regarding the actual locations of work. The table appears incomplete or not filled out.

The document titled "Teaming Partner List DE-FOA-0002989" outlines potential partners for the Carbon Utilization Procurement Grants established under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Section 40302. It includes organizational details such as names, contacts, and areas of technical expertise, although the specific entries and information are not populated in the provided text. The list serves as a resource for collaboration in advancing carbon utilization initiatives.

The Department of Energy (DOE) is issuing a Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to provide up to $100 million in grants for projects using carbon conversion products derived from anthropogenic carbon oxides. This initiative, aimed at significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions, invites eligible applicants—states, local governments, and public utilities—to submit Concept Papers followed by Full Applications to procure and use sustainable alternatives in commercial and industrial sectors. The anticipated project duration is 12-24 months, with a required 50% cost share from non-federal sources. The FOA emphasizes community benefits, equitable job creation, and engagement with disadvantaged communities, aligning with the Justice40 initiative, which aims for 40% of benefits to reach underserved populations. All project activities must occur in the U.S., with vendor commitments necessary for application acceptance. Critical review of lifecycle analyses of products is essential to demonstrate emission reductions versus traditional alternatives. The comprehensive application process, including financial and technical documents, must adhere to strict guidelines to be deemed compliant for funding consideration.

The Department of Energy (DOE) has announced a funding opportunity under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) for carbon utilization procurement grants, with funding up to $100 million over four years (2023-2026). Applicants must first submit a compliant Concept Paper to be eligible for a Full Application, with a submission deadline for Full Applications set for April 30, 2024. The program aims to support projects that procure and use commercial products derived from anthropogenic carbon oxides, emphasizing jobs creation, environmental benefits, and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.