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This update is to clarify language found on pages 13. The language states: “The successful applicants will be expected to assess up to eight programs in a single assessment project. The programs subject to assessment will be determined by NIJ and BJA at a later date, and the final number of programs to be included in an evaluability assessment project may be subject to change.”
To clarify, successful applicants are expected to plan for eight programs in a single evaluability assessment but are not required to have the programs identified at the time of the application.
However, if applicants do have programs identified, supporting documents, such as letters of supports, should be included.
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