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Adaptive Training Engine

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Team Ops Drills

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Certification & Compliance

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Sample from the platform

A non-Federal entity expending Federal awards of at least what amount during its fiscal year is required to have a single audit?

$500,000

$750,000

$1,000,000

$2,000,000

The threshold used to be $750k, but as of October 2024, you only need a single audit if you spend $1 million or more in federal funds in a single fiscal year.

2 CFR 200.501

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2CFRGeek — The Premier 2 CFR 200 Compliance & Exam Engine

Master federal grant compliance with 2CFRGeek. Train on the October 2024 Uniform Guidance with adaptive scenarios covering subrecipient monitoring, single audit, cost principles, and procurement standards. Features include solo study, team operations, adaptive testing, and official CGMS certification exam preparation.

What We Offer

Thousands of adaptive compliance scenarios on 2 CFR 200 Uniform Guidance
Official certification exam for federal grant compliance professionals (CGMS)
Team operations: War Room, Boss Fight, Relay Race, Red Team, and Ledger collaboration modes
Solo study and test modes with role-based learning paths
Real-time regulatory updates aligned with OMB policy changes and 2026 revisions
Professional readiness analytics and performance benchmarking

Key Regulatory Topics Covered

Subpart A: Definitions and Acronyms
Subpart B: General Provisions
Subpart C: Pre-Federal Award Requirements and Selecting the Right Recipient
Subpart D: Post-Federal Award Requirements — Procurement Standards, Financial Management, Subrecipient Monitoring
Subpart E: Cost Principles and Allowability
Subpart F: Audit Requirements and Single Audit
Appendices I through XII: Data Collection, Audit Guidance, and Contract Provisions

Who Is This For?

Compliance directors and officers managing federal awards
Grants managers and administrators at state, local, and tribal agencies
Subrecipient organizations and pass-through entities (PTE)
Higher education institutions (IHEs) managing F&A rates
CGMS certification candidates preparing for the official exam
Auditors and OIG staff conducting single audits under 2 CFR 200

Intelligence Hub — Compliance Insights

Our Intelligence Hub publishes in-depth articles on federal grants compliance, including essential clauses in subaward agreements, F&A rates in higher education, procurement methods under 2 CFR 200, allowable cost determination, audit readiness checklists, and professional development for compliance officers.

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