post opportunities

Before you can login, you need to have a credential with an E-Authentication Credential Service Provider (CSP). If you do not have one yet, click one of the CSP logos at the bottom of the For Grantors page and follow the instructions.

To post grant opportunities through Grants.gov, you’ll also need to set up your agency within the system if it hasn’t already been done. If you are already set up within Grants.gov, click here to login.

If you have questions regarding your agency’s participation with Grants.gov, please contact your Agency Point of Contact . The Agency Point of Contact serves as the overall point of contact for Grants.gov and the strategic decision-maker for an agency. They are also responsible for initial establishment of the agency on Grants.gov and the integration of Grants.gov within an agency.

If you would like to talk to a Grants.gov representative, please reference the Grants.gov Program Advisor document . These program advisors have been assigned to specific federal agencies and are available to help your agency with any questions you may have regarding the website.

Remember, to post grant opportunities on Grants.gov, click “To login using E-Authentication” and select your CSP (or just click the logo of your chosen CSP). Enter your username and password at the CSP portal and you will be re-directed back to Grants.gov and automatically signed in. If you are a new user, you will need to enter your agency’s enrollment code to complete the registration process. If you do not know this information, contact the Super User designated as your Agency Point of Contact .

Note, the “Agency Login” quick link in the right navigation area will also take you to the E-Authentication portal at any time.

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