Form FEMA Form 089-4 FEMA Form 089-4 TSGP Investment Justification

FEMA Preparedness Grants: Transit Security Grant Program (TSGP)

FEMA Form 089-4 Final version 1-10-2017

TSGP Investment Justification

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DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

Federal Emergency Management Agency
APPENDIX E - TSPG INVESTMENT JUSTIFCATION TEMPLATE

OMB Control Number: 1660-0112
Expiration: 1/31/2017

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PRIVACY NOTICE
The collection of this information is authorized by Section 1406, Title XIV of the Implementing Recommendations of the 9/11 Commission Act
of 2007, 6 U.S.C. § 1135.
This information is being collected for the primary purpose of facilitating correspondence between the grant applicant and the Department of
Homeland Security to determine eligibility and administration of FEMA's Transit Security Grant Program (TSGP).
The disclosure of information on this form is voluntary; however, failure to provide the information requested may delay or prevent the
organization from receiving grant funding.
As part of the TSGP application process, applicants must develop a formal IJ that addresses each initiative being proposed for funding,
including M&A costs. An agency may submit up to eight IJs per region. Agencies may also submit up to five additional IJs for projects related
to law enforcement providers that are not part of the organization. Each IJ must demonstrate how a proposed project addresses gaps and
deficiencies in current programs and capabilities. The IJ must demonstrate the ability to provide enhancements consistent with the purpose
of the program and guidance provided by DHS/FEMA. Applicants must ensure that the IJ is consistent with all applicable requirements
outlined in this application kit.
Investment Heading
Date
Applicant
Region and Urban
Area(s) Impacted
Investment Name
Investment Amount

$

I. Background
Note: This section only needs to be completed once per application, regardless of the number of investments proposed. The
information in this section provides background/context for the investment(s) requested, but does not represent the evaluation
criteria used by DHS/FEMA for rating individual investment proposals.
I.A. Identify the point(s) of contact for this Investment.
Response Type

Narrative

Response Instructions

Identify the following:
• Point of contact's (POC) name and title;
• POC's full mailing address;
• POC's telephone number;
• POC's fax number;
• POC's e-mail address; and
• Also include the corresponding information for the single authorizing official for the applicant organization -i.e., the individual authorized to sign a grant award.

Response:

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I.B. Describe the operation system.
Response Type

Narrative

Response Instructions

Describe the following:
• Infrastructure;
• Ridership data;
• Number of passenger miles;
• Number of vehicles and/or vessels;
• System map; and
• Other sources of funding being leveraged for security enhancements.

Response:

II. Strategic and Program Priorities
II.A. Provide an abstract for this investment.
Response Type

Narrative

Response Instructions

• Describe what the project is, how it will be executed, and its purpose.
• Define the vision, goals, and objectives for the risk reduction, and summarizes how the proposed investment
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will fit into the overall effort to meet the critical infrastructure security priorities (including integration into
existing security protocols);
Describe how the investment builds or sustains one or more core capabilities outlined in the National
Preparedness Goal (the Goal) core capabilities;
Describe the specific needs and/or resource limitations that need to be addressed;
Identify any potential partners and their roles and staffing requirements, and provide information on any
existing agreements such as Memoranda of Understanding (MOU);
Identify specific equipment needs (e.g., number of facility cameras, number of security lights, amount of
security fencing, etc.) and other details for training, awareness, exercises, and other programs, if applicable
(e.g., number of people to be trained, length of training, type of training, number of printed materials, number
of agencies and staff members involved in exercise planning, execution, and review);
Describe progress made on the security project this investment will be completing, if applicable; and
Reference use of prior year grant funds, if applicable.

Note: Ensure that details on purchases within this section match what is outlined in the detailed
budget.
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Response:

II.B. Describe how this investment specifically addresses one or more of the funding priorities identified in the current year grant
NOFO.
Response Type

Narrative

Response Instructions

• Describe how the investment addresses one or more Funding Priority Areas outlined in this NOFO.

Response:

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III. Impact
III.A. Discuss how the implementation of this investment will decrease or mitigate risk. Describe how the project offers the
highest risk reduction potential at the least cost. Include output and outcome metrics.
Response Type

Narrative

Response Instructions

• Discuss how this investment will reduce risk (e.g., reduce vulnerabilities or mitigate the consequences of an
event) in a cost effective manner by

• Identify the nature of the risk and how the risk and need are related to show how addressing the need through

this investment will also mitigate risk (e.g., reduce vulnerabilities or mitigate the consequences of an event);
and
• Outline the expected, high-level impacts this investment is expected to attain or achieve if implemented, and
potential negative impacts if the investment is not implemented.
Response:

IV. Funding & Implementation Plan
IV.A. Investment Funding Plan.
Response Type

Narrative

Response Instructions

• Complete the chart below to identify the amount of funding the recipient is requesting for this investment only;
• Funds should be requested and detailed by allowable cost categories (i.e., planning, organization, equipment,
training, exercises, and management and administration);

• Applicants must make funding requests that are reasonable and justified by direct linkages to activities
outlined in this particular investment; and

• Applicants must indicate whether additional funding (non-Federal grants) will be leveraged for this investment.

Note: Investments will be evaluated on the expected impact on security relative to the amount of the investment
(i.e., cost effectiveness). An itemized Budget Detail Worksheet and Budget Narrative must also be completed for
this investment.
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The following template illustrates how recipients should indicate the amount of TSGP funding required for the investment, how these funds will
be allocated across the cost elements, and what (if any) non-TSGP funds will be utilized:
Federal Request Total

Other Funding Sources
Applied

Grand Total

Planning
Equipment
Training
Exercises
Operational Packages
M&A
Total
IV.B. Discuss funding resources beyond the current fiscal year grant funding that have been identified and will be leveraged to
support the implementation and sustainment of this investment.
Response Type

Narrative

Response Instructions

• Give the expected total life-span for this investment if fully implemented and sustained through completion;
• Discuss other funding sources (e.g., non-Federal grant programs, public or private agreements, future fiscal

year grants) that the applicant plans on utilizing for the implementation and/or continued sustainment of this
investment;
• If no other funding resources have been identified, or if none are necessary, provide rationale as to why the
requested TSGP funding is sufficient for the implementation and sustainment of this investment; and
• Investments will be evaluated on the extent to which they exhibit a likelihood of success, or continued
success, without requiring additional Federal assistance.
Response:

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IV.C. Provide a high-level time-line, milestones and dates, for the implementation of this investment. Up to 10 milestones may be
provided.
Response Type

Narrative

Response Instructions

• Only include major milestones that are critical to the success of the investment;
• While up to 10 milestones may be provided, The recipient should only list as many milestones as necessary;
• Milestones are for this discrete investment - those that are covered by the requested TSGP funds and will be
completed over the grant period;

• Milestones should be kept to high-level, major tasks that will need to occur;
• Identify the planned start date associated with the identified milestone. The start date should reflect the date
at which the earliest action will be taken to start achieving the milestone;

• Identify the planned completion date when all actions related to the milestone will be completed and overall
milestone outcome is met; and

• List any relevant information that will be critical to the successful completion of the milestone (such as those
examples listed in the question text above).

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