Triumph Gulf Coast, Inc., is a nonprofit corporation organized to oversee the expenditure of 75 percent of all funds recovered by the Florida attorney general for economic damages to the state that resulted from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Triumph Gulf Coast, Inc., is required to administer the distribution of the funds to be used for the recovery, diversification, and enhancement of the eight Northwest Florida counties disproportionately affected by the oil spill. Those counties include Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, Bay, Gulf, Franklin and Wakulla.
Announcements, News & Correspondence
STATUTORY WEBSITE NOTICE PURSUANT TO s. 288.8016, Florida Statutes (2017)
Please take notice that on February 26, 2025, at its regular meeting, the Board of Triumph Gulf Coast, Inc., will take up for consideration and intends to approve the following proposals for award of funding and amendments to existing awards pursuant to s. 288.8017, Florida Statutes (2017):
Proposal #324
Applicant: Walton County, Florida, Acting By And Through Its Board Of County Commissioners
Funding Request: Up to $20,152,671
Summary of Proposed Grant Award Agreement
Proposal #330
Applicant: University of West Florida Board of Trustees
Funding Request: Up to $3,315,000
Summary of Proposed Grant Award Agreement
Amendment to Existing Grant Award Agreement for Project #317
Applicant: Pensacola State College
Additional Funding Request: $0
Proposed Amendments: Re-allocate some budget line items; update audit requirement language
Summary of Proposed First to Amendment to Grant Award Agreement
Assignment and Assumption of Existing Grant Award Agreement for Project #319
Applicant: Charter Schools USA, Inc. (“Current Grantee”)
Additional Funding Request: $0
Proposed Amendments: Assignment of Current Grantee’s rights and obligations under the Grant Award Agreement to Renaissance Charter School, In., a Florida not-for-profit corporation (“New Grantee”), and Assumption of Current Grantee’s Obligations under the Grant Award Agreement by New Grantee
Summary of Proposed Assignment and Assumption of Grant Award Agreement
Any person interested in being heard on these matters may attend and address the Board prior to a vote on approval of any award. Information regarding the time and place for the February 26, 2025, Board Meeting may be found by clicking here.
Any questions or inquiries regarding this notice or the award may be directed to: Cori Henderson, Program Administrator at [email protected]
STATUTORY WEBSITE NOTICE PURSUANT TO s. 288.8016, Florida Statutes (2017)
Please take notice that on December 11, 2024, at its regular meeting, the Board of Triumph Gulf Coast, Inc., will take up for consideration and intends to approve the following proposals for amendments to existing awards pursuant to s. 288.8017, Florida Statutes (2017):
Amendment to Existing Grant Award Agreement for Project #209
Applicant: Santa Rosa County
Additional Funding Request: $0
Proposed Amendments: Re-allocate some budget line items; update audit requirement language
Summary of Proposed T Amendment to Grant Award Agreement
Amendment to Existing Grant for Award Agreement Project #233
Applicant: Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition, Inc.
Additional Funding Request: Up to $857,405
Proposed Amendments: Increase total Grant amount by up to $529,930 (from $19,866,356 to $20,396,286; increase external Matching Funds by $1,589,790 (from $58,531,507 to $60,121,297); and increase total Project cost by $2,119,721 (from $109,614,919 to $111,734,640)
Summary of Proposed Fourth Amendment to Grant Award Agreement
Amendment to Existing Grant for Award Agreement Project #240
Applicant: Santa Rosa County
Additional Funding Request: $0
Proposed Amendments: Re-allocate some budget line items; update audit requirement language
Summary of Proposed First Amendment to Grant Award Agreement
Amendment to Existing Grant for Award Agreement Project #251
Applicant: Santa Rosa County – Milton Interchange
Additional Funding Request: $0
Proposed Amendments: Re-allocate some budget categories and line items; update audit requirement language
Summary of Proposed Second Amendment to Grant Award Agreement
Amendment to Existing Grant for Award Agreement Project #257
Applicant: Pensacola State College
Additional Funding Request: $0
Proposed Amendments: Re-allocate some budget categories and line items; update audit requirement language
Summary of Proposed Third Amendment to Grant Award Agreement
Amendment to Existing Grant for Award Agreement Project #264
Applicant: Wakulla County School Board
Additional Funding Request: $0
Proposed Amendments: Re-allocate some budget categories and line items; update audit requirement language
Summary of Proposed Second Amendment to Grant Award Agreement
Amendment to Existing Grant for Award Agreement Project #270
Applicant: Northwest Florida State College
Additional Funding Request: $0
Proposed Amendments: Add language confirming that students earning certificates must reside in one of the eight affected counties; Re-allocate some budget categories and line items; update audit requirement language
Summary of Proposed First Amendment to Grant Award Agreement
Amendment to Existing Grant for Award Agreement Project #299
Applicant: Pensacola State College
Additional Funding Request: $0
Proposed Amendments: Extend completion deadline to December 31, 2034; Re-allocate some budget categories and line items
Summary of Proposed First Amendment to Grant Award Agreement
Amendment to Existing Grant for Award Agreement Project #331
Applicant: Santa Rosa County
Additional Funding Request: $0
Proposed Amendments: Re-allocate some budget categories and line items
Summary of Proposed First Amendment to Grant Award Agreement
Any person interested in being heard on these matters may attend and address the Board prior to a vote on approval of any award. Information regarding the time and place for the October 15, 2024, Board Meeting may be found by clicking here.
Any questions or inquiries regarding this notice or the award may be directed to: Cori Henderson, Program Administrator at [email protected]