Section 01 — At a glance. CDC-RFA-TP22-2201
Public Health Crisis Response Cooperative Agreement
Centers for Disease Control — OPHPR
- Listed deadline
- February 11, 2027
- Award range
- $50,000–$5,000,000 per award
- Cost share
- Not required
- Official record updated
- December 20, 2024
An independent pursuit screen. Confirmed facts and unresolved evidence are kept apart, and neither is an agency eligibility decision.
Section 02 — Who can apply
From the official recordThe notice targets states, political subdivisions, federally recognized tribes and other specified public entities with public-health emergency-management authority and capacity.
Applicant categories listed on a Grants.gov record are broader than the notice they belong to. Read the notice's own eligibility section before treating a category as permission.
Section 03 — Geography / foreign components
From the official recordThe official eligibility text applies population thresholds to local and tribal applicants; Attachment A and the latest Census-based source control the exact eligible jurisdictions.
Silence in the retained evidence is reported as unresolved. It is never converted into “allowed”.
Section 04 — Funding and cost share
From the official record- Award range and total funding
- $50,000–$5,000,000 per award; 113 awards and $500,000,000 in estimated total funding are listed.
- Cost sharing
- Not required in the current official record.
Section 05 — Forms and preparation
Applicant facts neededApplicants must submit response organizational charts and work plans to demonstrate existing public-health emergency-management capacity; omission makes the application non-responsive.
Those two preparation items are explicit in the official eligibility text. The complete application-package form list still controls all other submissions.
Open the controlling Grants.gov record ↗Section 06 — Official sources
- Opportunity identity, revision, agency, deadline, applicant text, award fields and cost-share status were re-read from the public Grants.gov opportunity API on September 8, 2026.
- Required-form and geography gaps are not converted into “not required” or “allowed.” Open the complete notice and application package before acting.
- Federal Grant Evidence is not affiliated with Grants.gov or the U.S. government and does not submit applications or predict awards.
Section 07 — Check your organization facts
This page states what the record says. The remaining half of the screen is what only you can answer: entity category, foreign components, project scope, intended request, and registration readiness.