Education Department seeks comment on continued use of SF-424 supplemental form
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The Department of Education is asking the public to comment on extending, without changes, its supplemental information form used with the SF-424 grant application. This affects state, local, and tribal governments that apply for Education Department grants, because the form still collects details such as project director contact information, research and human-subjects questions, and Build America, Buy America applicability. Comments are due by June 1, 2026, and the form’s use would continue unless the agency changes course after review.
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Key Changes
- Extends an existing Education Department information collection without changing the form.
- Keeps the supplemental SF-424 questions in place for grant applicants, including project director, research, and BABAA-related items.
- Opens a public comment period through June 1, 2026 before OMB review continues.
Obligations
What this law requires
Interested persons may submit comments on the Department of Education’s proposed extension without change of the Supplemental Information for the SF-424 Form, and the Department will consider those comments as part of its Paperwork Reduction Act review.
Interested persons should submit public comments on the Department of Education’s proposed extension without change of the Supplemental Information for the SF-424 Form if they wish to participate in the Paperwork Reduction Act review process.
Written comments and recommendations on the proposed information collection request should be submitted within 30 days of publication of the notice through the Reginfo.gov public comment process.
Commenters should submit written comments and recommendations for the proposed information collection request through reginfo.gov during the 30-day comment period after publication of the notice.
Commenters should be aware that any written comments received in response to the notice will be treated as public records.