HRSA moves Section 330 grant applications from EHB to GrantSolutions
Issue
HRSA is moving Section 330 applications, reviews and awards from the Electronic Handbooks (EHB) to GrantSolutions through 2026, according to its transition page. Prior approvals, progress reports and change-in-scope filings stay in EHB until further notice.
Grants teams should set up GrantSolutions logins early and test with a low-stakes filing before a SAC deadline.
Key points
- The move from EHB to GrantSolutions runs through 2026 and affects every Section 330 grantee.
- It affects SAC and supplement workflows. Prior approvals, progress reports and change-in-scope filings stay in EHB for now.
- Set up logins before high-stakes filings, and test with a low-stakes one first.
- It overlaps with May Revise budget work, so start setting up access now.
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- HRSA Health Center Program rules
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FQHC Talent. (2026, April 15). HRSA moves Section 330 grant applications from EHB to GrantSolutions. Source: HRSA BPHC. Retrieved November 13, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/hrsa-ehb-grantsolutions-migration-pal-2025-05