Official Site of The State of New Jersey
Grants Management Office
Training Opportunities
The New Jersey Grants Office will compile and share trainings opportunities to help grant seekers throughout the various stages of the grant lifecycle. Information will be posted here when additional training opportunities are scheduled.
2pm ET
Procurement Under Grants (PUG) Training: Navigating the Procurement Lifecycle is a lecture-style training walks the audience through the various stages of the procurement lifecycle and how federal procurement rules relate to each phase of the procurement lifecycle. Note: Prior participation in PUG Intro or PUG E&E webinars is encouraged but not required.
1pm ET
Procurement Under Grants Training: Workshop is an interactive course presents various procurement under grants rules in lecture form followed by independent activities that apply the information to real-life scenarios.
1pm ET
Build America, Buy America Act: 3 Key Pillars training provides foundational information to help FEMA grant program recipients, subrecipients, and contractors understand how to comply with the domestic preference requirements of the Build America, Buy America Act.
2pm ET
Public safety agencies and their partners have access to more grant funding than ever — but navigating the full landscape takes strategy, expertise, and the right intelligence.
Join Grants Office, along with Genetec, for a comprehensive Grantscast covering the grants landscape for public safety. From federal formula funding to competitive programs, we'll map out where the money is, what it funds, and how to position your agency or organization to win.
In this session, we'll cover: An overview of the public safety grants landscape — federal, state, and local sources, Eligible entities, project types, and allowable technology investments, how to align projects with funder priorities across programs, Application strategies and common pitfalls to avoid and how to build a competitive, fundable project narrative
This session is ideal for public safety leaders, government grant professionals, and technology partners supporting agencies in pursuing infrastructure, equipment, and innovation funding.
1pm ET
In this live webinar, we talk briefly about "why" relationships with grantmakers are important. We will share ways to learn if a grantmaker has the capacity to have relationships with potential grantees prior to submitting an award versus what their preference is for communication prior to an award. We will also address the key role that your colleagues should play in the grant relationship outreach process and how to get them excited and engaged to help look for connections and make introductions to grantmakers.
11am ET
Procurement Under Grants Training: Introduction provides an overview of the federal procurement under grants rules for recipients and subrecipients when purchasing under a FEMA grant.
12pm ET
The New Jersey Department of the Treasury’s Grants Management Office invites you to a free Lunch & Learn webinar Grant Amendments, Extensions, and Budget Revisions: Change happens even after an award is made. This session explains when funder approval is required, how to distinguish minor adjustments from formal amendments, and best practices for requesting extensions or budget revisions. Participants will learn how to communicate changes clearly while maintaining funder confidence.
We are pleased to partner with the Rutgers University Office of Continuing Professional Education and instructor Elaine Griffin for this informative session.
12pm ET
Procurement Under Grants Training: Introduction for Non-Disaster Grants training educates recipients and subrecipients on the federal procurement under grant rules applicable when purchasing under a FEMA non-disaster grant. It also features information on domestic preferences and Build America, Buy America Act (BABAA) requirements.
2pm ET
Procurement Under Grants Training: Common Mistakes training presents the most common noncompliance findings from Office of Inspector General audit reports. Participants learn about common procurement compliance pitfalls and how to avoid them.
3pm ET
Procurement Under Grants Training: Navigating the Procurement Lifecycle is a lecture-style training walks the audience through the various stages of the procurement lifecycle and how federal procurement rules relate to each phase of the procurement lifecycle. Note: Prior participation in PUG Intro or PUG E&E webinars is encouraged but not required.
1pm ET
Complimentary virtual event for state/local/county government organizations
interested in starting and growing a grants management team.
Note: This training is not eligible for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits.
Presentation is Ideal for: Personnel in state/city/county governments in supervisory, support, accounting and compliance roles who would be involved in the management of their organization's federal grant awards.
Discover how to begin your government’s journey to receiving and managing federal grants, including: Developing a proposal strategy, Understanding the grants lifecycle, creating a checklist for success, Discussing the basics of compliance, and exploring the use of internal staff versus consultants.
1pm ET
Grants are a key part of launching new programs and projects for many tax-exempt organizations and even for-profit businesses. But where to begin? Federal grants for nonprofits? Family foundations? State agencies? Corporate foundations?
Participating in “So You Want to Write a Grant?” will help you understand how to get started with the grant writing process.
In this live, interactive webinar, we will discuss how grants can help your organization implement new programs or projects to best achieve its mission. We will also address the common pitfalls encountered by many organizations seeking grants for the first time as well as common challenges for new grant writers.
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