Richard has reviewed the final drafts of the competitive academic and public library RFPs, and the RFP for public libraries which have never had a TIF grant.
He believes that he will be able to get them out as early as next week. We agreed on this time line for all the RFPs: July 26 - application due mid-August - awards made August 30 - start of grant period (all FY 2002 grants must start before the end of the FY) August 31, 2003 - end of grant We also agreed that there is no reason for a letter of intent except for the libraries without RFP, as we can then contact those which don't apply to see if they need help in preparing an application. The K-12 RFP drafts just arrived this morning, and Richard has not reviewed them. Sarah has distributed a heads-up notice about the academic RFP to key librarians and lists, and I sent a similar notice to the System list about the public library RFPs. Bob Gaines --------------------------------------------- "Reply-To" replies to sender To post, send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, send to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Include in body: unsubscribe tif-lwg Archived at http://www.mail-archive.com/tif-lwg%40ctls.net/
