St. Louis Center for Adults with IDD - 2027

The St. Louis Center for Adults with IDD - 2027 is a legislatively directed spending grant administered by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services under the Economic Stability Administration. The agreement provides 2,000,000 dollars specifically designated for capital improvements at the St. Louis Center. The grant is awarded to the St. Louis Center, a Michigan-based corporation formed in 1960, and requires strict adherence to non-discrimination statutes, including protections for minority-owned, women-owned, and disability-owned businesses. Compliance with federal regulation 2 CFR 180 regarding debarment and suspension is mandatory, and the grantee must maintain insurance to protect the state of Michigan from claims arising from performance. The grantee is subject to rigorous reporting and financial oversight conducted through the EGrAMS portal. Key deliverables include monthly Financial Status Reports and Work Plan Reports due within 30 days of each month's end, a Fiscal Questionnaire due within three months of the start date, and a Year-End Narrative Report due around October 15. Additionally, the contract mandates compliance with the Public Health Service Act of 1944 regarding the confidentiality of alcohol and drug abuse patient records. All activities and costs must occur within the specified period of performance, and the grantee must follow the detailed statement of work and financial requirements outlined in the agreement's attachments.