To address the significant data, information and records management related to housing redevelopment programs, empryra has joined forces with CT Consultants. Empyra delivers web-based technology solutions for Government and Non-Profit agencies looking to increase efficiency, reduce costs, deliver services effectively and improve outcomes.

The Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) was established for the purpose of stabilizing communities that have suffered from foreclosures and abandonment. HUD has signed 309 grant agreements and is using the Community Development Block Grant Program as the basis for the requirements of NSP funds.

The web-based information management system enables NSP grant recipients a permanent tool for monitoring and tracking grant requirements including:

• Automated scheduling and reporting
• Consolidated project history
• Tracking administrative penalties and automatic notifications
• Planning and tracking the process and the pipeline of activities
• Ensuring compliance through systematic data collection forms
• Provide consistent view of data across the organization
• Disaster Recovery Grant Reporting System (required)
• Portal/Web site for external and internal stakeholders

Our combined teams are available to assist with the myriad of issues involved with meeting Federal requirement such as:

• Eligible Uses, Activities, and Properties
• Pre-Acquisition Considerations
• Post-Acquisition Considerations
• Disaster Recovery Grant Reporting System
• Financing Issues
• Program Administration
• Land Banking and Demolition
• Eligible Use Scenarios
  

Empyra's ‘total delivery’ approach and strategic development methodology of CT Consultants, integrates subject matter expertise, project management and information technology solution. This holistic approach offers NSP grant recipients several distinct advantages to maximize the results of your NSP allocation and help you comply with the grant requirements to accomplish optimum results.