Item 1: innovation
Describe how the new assistive technology is innovative. Page 1 also carries the Privacy Act and burden notices.
26-0967a
Scoring Criteria for SAH Assistive Technology Grants
VA Form 26-0967a is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Scoring Criteria for SAH Assistive Technology Grants. The form says applicants for SAH Assistive technology grants provide responses addressing the six criteria items it shows, one item per page. Its companion, VA Form 26-0967, names the program as the Specially Adapted Housing Assistive Technology Grant Program under 38 U.S.C. 2108.
The form calls the person completing it the technology grant applicant and asks for no Veteran's personal details. The six items ask how the new assistive technology is innovative, the unmet need it meets, how it promotes independent living, its concept, size and scope, the implementation plan, and what uniquely positions the applicant in the marketplace. If more space is needed, the form says to attach separate sheets and indicate the item number with each response.
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Describe how the new assistive technology is innovative. Page 1 also carries the Privacy Act and burden notices.
Explain how the new assistive technology will meet a specific, unmet need among eligible individuals.
Explain how the new assistive technology is specifically designed to promote the ability of eligible individuals to live more independently.
Describe the new assistive technology's concept, size and scope.
Describe the plan with major milestones for bringing the technology into production and to the market. The note says the milestones must be meaningful and achievable within a specific timeframe.
Explain what uniquely positions the technology grant applicant in the marketplace and how it will help protect the interests of, or further the mission of, VA.
The form says applicants provide responses addressing all six items, one on each page.
Describe the innovation, the unmet need, how the technology promotes independent living, and its concept, size and scope.
Item 5 asks for an implementation plan with major milestones, which the note says must be meaningful and achievable within a specific timeframe.
Item 6 asks what uniquely positions the technology grant applicant in the marketplace.
Where more space is needed, attach separate sheets marked with the item number of each response.
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The form does not print a mailing address, email or online submission option for the responses.
Attach separate sheets where more space is needed and indicate the item number with each response.
The Privacy Act notice says the obligation to respond is voluntary. The burden statement estimates 1 hour per respondent, per year.
The February 2025 edition supersedes the February 2022 edition, which will not be used. It carries OMB Control Number 2900-0903, which expires 02/29/2028.
26-0967
9 fields, 2 pages
26-4555
20 fields, 1 page
26-4555c
44 fields, 1 page
The form says these applicants provide responses addressing the six criteria items shown on it.
Item 6 lets the applicant show characteristics such as its economic reliability or its status as a minority or veteran-owned business.
The form says to attach separate sheets and indicate the item number with each response.
VA Form 26-0967, the debarment and suspension certification required by the regulations implementing the same grant program, shares OMB control number 2900-0903.
The form describes who answers it and what they may include.
The agency’s own page for Form 26-0967a.
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It is the Scoring Criteria for SAH Assistive Technology Grants: six items that the form says applicants for SAH Assistive technology grants answer.
Six: innovation, a specific unmet need, independent living, concept, size and scope, an implementation plan with milestones, and what uniquely positions the applicant in the marketplace.
The form says to attach separate sheets and indicate the item number with each response.
Item 6 says the answer can include characteristics such as the economic reliability of the technology grant applicant or its status as a minority or veteran-owned business.
VA Form 26-0967, the debarment and suspension certification for the same grant program, shares OMB control number 2900-0903.