20A - LABOR TECHNICAL SIKLLS TRAINNING GRANT

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Part fill. Attachments to the Technical Proposal. In addition to the Technical Proposal, the applicant must submit the following attachments: a) The applicant must provide an Abstract, not to exceed two pages, which will serve as a summary of the grant and will be shared publicly, and had applicant's e followTax sections: 1) the project name; 2) the lead applicant, the Identification Number, and each required partner within the project (identified In Section III.A and.III.B); 3) the applicant's city /state; 4) the grant's targeted high- growth industry(ies) and /or occupation(s) and the related industry and /or occupation from the N -1 B visa lists 5) the funding level requested and match amount (if applicable); 6) a summary of the specific program activities (see Section I.C), including whether it is. an OJT program or one using other training strategies (and if so, whether or not it includes incumbent worker training; 7) the eligible participants to be served, including whether there ec nqu res to unemployed; be addre sed (rnay public contact Information wher grantee wants pub be an emall, website, or phone number). b) Each applicant must submit one signed letter of commitment from the partners, - -inclu id ng the required employer paa6d-(sl as regdired r �6bli6 Ill -B of the SG7�. . The letter must confirm the commitment of each organization involved in the project to ftlffialwr res}Msil�i�itir rrnn 4ha �ifa� ^f thc' r�r1t S plan which is part of the technical proposal (see Section IV.B.). The letter of commitment should not reiterate the activities and other details of the work plan. C) A graphic display of the applicant's proposed career pathway that highlights point(s) along the pathway where the skills training will occur and which reflects participants entry Into and progression along the pathway (see Section V.A.2.1); d) The lead organization (the organization specified in Section 8 of the SF -424 Application Form) must include the unique Federal Tax Identification Number in the Abstract {Part III a)). Applications where the lead organization fails to provide the unique Federal Tax Identification* Number will be considered non - responsive and those applicants will not be considered for funding. Applications that do not include the required attachments will be considered non- responsive and will not be reviewed. Only those attachments listed above as required attachments will be excluded from the page limit. Addionalcmat materials such as resumes or general letters of su'pportopendices to the application. commitment will not be considered. Applicants should not send documents separately to ETA, because documents received separately will be tracked through a different system and will not be attached to the application . for review. ETA will not accept general letters of support submitted by organizations or individuals that are not partners in the proposed project and that do not directly identify the specific commitment or roles of the project partners. Support letters of this nature will notbe considered in the evaluakion review process. C. Submission Date, Ti mes, Procegs and Addresses Applications for grant awards will be accepted Immediately upon publication of this notice in the Federal Register with two closing dates of June 2, 2011 and November 17, 2011. Grant awards will be made based on the quality and quantity of proposals received and only to the extent that funds are available. Applicants may submit one application for each closing date, but successful applicants will only be eligible to receive funding once under this SGA. 12 20A -23