market · verified
FEMA recorded billions in Disaster Relief Fund deobligations in FY2025 — recoveries of previously obligated grant funds.
AINBIS operating blueprint · fema-public-assistance-recovery-engine
FEMA disaster-recovery grant documentation & appeals compliance
Recovery coordinators, grants managers, and CFOs at mid-market FEMA Public Assistance applicants — private nonprofit hospitals, private colleges, electric and water co-ops, special districts, and small municipalities
The pattern at every mid-market applicant: the eligible work is done, but the cost records live in scattered payroll exports, invoices, force-account timesheets, PO systems, and insurance settlements. FEMA obligates the dollars fast and reconciles them slowly, and when a cost "cannot be verified with the documentation provided" it gets deobligated at closeout — often years later, on a hard 60-day clock nobody was watching.
On Reoblige, recovery teams stop hand-assembling FEMA binders and start defending obligated dollars. Cost records land at intake; every cost line is mapped to PAPPG V5 eligibility and 2 CFR 200 cost principles; the gap scan flags exactly what FEMA will cite; a senior PA specialist releases; the authorized representative certifies and submits the Recovery File.
[
{
"body": "Cost records, prior FEMA letters, and insurance settlements land in the secure portal against a structured checklist per Project Worksheet.",
"title": "Intake"
},
{
"body": "Every document is parsed to a canonical cost-line schema — source doc, date, amount, category, project, facility.",
"title": "Normalize"
},
{
"body": "Each cost line is mapped to PAPPG V5 eligibility and 2 CFR 200 cost principles; ineligible and edge-case work is flagged.",
"title": "Eligibility map"
},
{
"body": "The engine tests cost reasonableness, runs the insurance-offset math and procurement checks, and predicts exactly what FEMA will cite.",
"title": "Gap scan"
},
{
"body": "A senior PA specialist reviews flagged items, the drafted Project Worksheet or appeal, and red-teams the file: \"will FEMA cite this?\"",
"title": "Specialist release"
},
{
"body": "The authorized representative certifies; the Recovery File and submission checklist go to the Recipient and FEMA with a full audit trail.",
"title": "Certify & submit"
}
]market · verified
FEMA recorded billions in Disaster Relief Fund deobligations in FY2025 — recoveries of previously obligated grant funds.
regulatory · verified
PAPPG Version 5 is effective for disasters declared on or after January 6, 2025 (amended August 2025).
fee-source · verified
Management costs under DRRA §1215 allow up to 5% (subrecipient) and 7% (recipient) of the PA award for grant administration — the reimbursable fee source.
pricing-constraint · verified
Contingency and percentage-of-recovery professional fees are unallowable for federally reimbursed grant work under 2 CFR 200.459.
proof-gap · placeholder
No client outcomes, testimonials, or win-rates exist yet; all proof slots are placeholders keyed to real future FEMA determinations.
Passed: 20; total: 20; coverage: 100.