National Disaster Resilience Competition

Timeline

The National Disaster Resilience Competition is a year-long competition structured in two phases: the framing phase and the implementation phase.

Phase I applications are due to HUD by March 27, 2015. (Complete)
HUD anticipates notifying applicants if they have been accepted in June 2015. (Complete)
If invited by HUD to participate in phase two, DEP will have 120 days after the date of an invitation letter to design and develop project(s).
Webinars delivered roughly once a week by HUD staff to all interested parties
October 27, 2015, Phase II applications due to grants.gov
October-December 2015, HUD review phase

HUD anticipates taking up to 60 days after the phase two submissions before announcing awards.

Announcement of successful Phase II proposals, January 2016

HUD must obligate the funds (sign a grant agreement) by Sept. 30, 2017.
Grantees will have 24 months to expend the funds after obligation.

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