
DSA Signatory Grants
The DSA Signatory Grants Program will end on March 31, 2026. All Progress Reports indicating achievement of a Milestone must be submitted by March 31, 2026. Grantees or their selected QHIO who do not submit a Milestone Progress Report by this date will no longer be eligible to receive any undisbursed grant funds.
DxF DSA Signatory Grantee Office Hour Recording
December 4, 2025
Watch the recorded office hour session for information on Progress Reports, Milestone 2 Proof of Outcome documents, and payments.
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DSA Signatory Grants Program awardees have been announced.
Technical Assistance (TA) Grant

The TA Grant is a flexible, “build-your-own-solution” pathway where Signatories identify a range of technical and operational activities and manage the entire process of applying for and managing funds directly.
QHIO Onboarding Grant

The QHIO Onboarding Grant is a pre-set, “assisted” pathway in which Signatories receive support to identify a technology solution that could fulfill their DSA requirements (i.e., a QHIO) and support securing and managing funding for that solution.
Submitting Progress Reports
Additional Resources
DSA Signatory Grant Management Guide
DSA Signatory Grant Guidance Document

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DSA Signatory Grants is a DxF funded initiative to provide support to DSA Signatories to subsidize their efforts to implement the DxF. DxF has designated Public Consulting Group LLC (“PCG”) as third-party administrator to administer the DSA Signatory Grants. PCG is acting solely as a third-party administrator on behalf of DxF and is not liable or responsible for DxF decisions, payment delays, or actions.
