R.I. Government Agencies | Privacy Policy |
As of the reporting period ending March 31, 2013 (Q1 2013), Rhode Island State Agencies, Quasi State Agencies, and Public Colleges have submitted 66 reports in accordance with American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) requirements. In addition, 178 sub-recipient reports have been filed, each of which represents a sub-award of more than $25,000 from a state agency to an organization outside of state government.
Below are the initial data sets of key 1512 data elements from Q1 2013:
State Agencies, Quasi State Agencies, and Public Colleges have received 197 ARRA awards since February 17, 2009. Of these awards, 66 were required to report for the period ending March 31, 2013. The total amount of the awards subject to 1512 reporting requirements in the quarter is $334,402,117.41.
State Agencies, Quasi State Agencies, and Public Colleges who are prime recipients are required to report the number of jobs paid with ARRA funds for the reporting quarter expressed as a number of Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs). OERR developed a jobs data collection tool and provided guidance to state agencies on how to collect jobs data from prime recipients, sub-recipients, and vendors in accordance with ARRA. Jobs data is reported by agencies and presented in summary format. The total number of jobs reported by State Agencies, Quasi State Agencies, and Public Colleges from January 1, 2013 to March 31, 2013 is 234.97 (initial data set).
For jobs data reported by all Rhode Island prime recipients please visit the U.S. government’s Recovery.gov web site
The table below lists the number of jobs reported in all of the prior reporting periods. State Agencies, Quasi State Agencies, and Public Colleges report ARRA funded jobs expressed as a number of Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs) in each reporting period. Because the methodology uses a calculation to determine the number of FTEs, numbers can not be added across quarters.
Prime award recipient State Agencies, Quasi State Agencies, and Public Colleges reported cumulative expenditures of $688,200,421 through March 31, 2013, an increase of $172.5 million dollars in expenditures since the last reporting cycle.
Prime Recipients are required to report all ARRA funded sub-awards. Sub-awards less than $25,000 are reported in aggregate – agencies must report both the total number of sub-awards less than $25,000 and the total amount of these awards.
Sub-recipients who receive a sub-award greater than $25,000 report directly to FederalReporting.gov under Rhode Island’s delegated, decentralized model. Sub-recipients are required to provide greater detail on these awards.
Through March 31, 2013, 646 sub-awards totaling over $416 million dollars were issued by state agencies using ARRA funds.
Payments to vendors less than $25,000 are reported in aggregate – prime recipients must report the total number of payments and the total amount of payments to these vendors.
Payments to vendors greater than $25,000 are reported in greater detail including a description of the product or the service provided and the amount of the payment to the vendor.
Over $205.9 million dollars in vendor payments have been paid by state agencies through March 31, 2013.
