This worksheet must be filled out to request revisions to current ARC grants for construction projects.

This video overview gives guidance to grantees on how to navigate ARC’s reporting tools on ARCnet, ARC’s current Grants Management System. Reports are used to communicate project activity, progress, and budgetary needs and spending for ARC funded projects, and are required for grants to remain active, to stay in compliance…

This document provides basic guidance on what to do when there are changes to the scope, budget, or timeline of an ARC-funded construction project. Amendments Guide for Construction Project Grantees – pdf 78 KB…

These guidelines provide Access to Capital (ATC) grantees with specific guidance about eligibility in applying; eligibility of borrowers; eligible and ineligible uses of grant funds; conflicts of interest; application requirements; post-award management and monitoring; audits; and consequences of non-compliance.

This outline provides a suggested format for the interim narrative report if you email reports to ARC.

This outline provides a suggested format for the final narrative report.

This manual provides guidance on post-award administration of ARC non-construction projects from approval to closeout.

The guidelines set forth the criteria for approval of ARC projects reflecting the requirements of the Appalachian Regional Development Act of 1965 (ARDA), as amended, the ARC Code, and the provisions of the ARC Strategic Plan.

This worksheet must be filled out to request budget revisions to current ARC grants.

Use this as the coversheet for your interim and final progress report narrative if you email reports to ARC.

This form accompanies the SF270 to make up the interim and final financial reports for grantees that email reports to ARC.

This form accompanies the Reimbursement and Payment Advance Request Worksheets and makes up one-half of the interim and final financial reports for grantees that email reports to ARC.