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Total by Grant and Year

Monday, January 10, 2022
2003 251 Federal Award
$829,999,999
2003 251 State Match
$43,553,158
2004 251 Federal Award
$1,489,360,620
2004 251 State Match
$78,152,239
2008 251 Federal Award
$114,080,000
2008 251 State Match
$6,004,211
2009 251 Federal Award
$99,800,000
2009 251 State Match
$5,247,368
2010 251 Federal Award
$69,430,273
2010 251 State Match
$3,650,541
2011 251 Federal Award
$1,186,597
2011 251 State Match
$62,385
2018 Election Security Federal Funding
$380,000,000
2018 Election Security State Match
$18,910,000
2020 Election Security Federal Funding
$424,978,602
2020 Election Security State Match
$85,196,505
2020 CARES Federal Funding
$394,205,287.36
2020 CARES State Match
$78,961,057
Total Section 101 Funds Awarded
$349,182,262
Total Section 102 Funds Awarded
$299,174,153
Total Section 251 Funds Awarded
$2,603,787,599
Total Election Security Funds Awarded
$804,978,602
Total Federal Funds Awarded
$4,454,327,903
2003 101 Federal
$349,182,262
2003 102 Federal
$299,174,153

ECO-100720

Tuesday, February 14, 2023
Manufacturer
Dominion Voting Systems Corp
Testing Lab
Pro V&V
Impacted Device/System

D-Suite 5.5, 5,5-A, 5.5-B, 5.5-C

Date Submitted by Manufacturer
11/18/2020
Date Approved by EAC
12/07/2020
Short Description of Changes

Added DELL Precision 3440 XE computer as an ICC Canon Scanner Workstation configuration due to the DELL Precision T3420, 3430, and 3431 computers becoming commercially unavailable for purchase.

Additional Documentation

ECO-100719

Tuesday, February 14, 2023
Manufacturer
Dominion Voting Systems Corp
Testing Lab
Pro V&V
Impacted Device/System

D-Suite 5.5, 5,5-A, 5.5-B, 5.5-C

Date Submitted by Manufacturer
11/18/2020
Date Approved by EAC
12/07/2020
Short Description of Changes

Added DELL Precision 3440 XE computer as an EMS and ADJ Client Workstation configuration due to the DELL Precision T3420, 3430, and 3431 computers becoming commercially unavailable for purchase.

Additional Documentation

ECO-100718

Tuesday, February 14, 2023
Manufacturer
Dominion Voting Systems Corp
Testing Lab
Pro V&V
Impacted Device/System

D-Suite 5.5, 5,5-A, 5.5-B, 5.5-C

Date Submitted by Manufacturer
11/18/2020
Date Approved by EAC
12/07/2020
Short Description of Changes

Added DELL Precision 3440 XE computer as an EMS Express Server configuration due to the DELL Precision T3420, 3430, and 3431 computers becoming commercially unavailable for purchase.

Additional Documentation

DVS-100368

Tuesday, February 14, 2023
Manufacturer
Dominion Voting Systems Corp
Impacted Device/System

ImageCast Evolution (PCOS-420A)

Date Submitted by Manufacturer
11/26/2019
Date Approved by EAC
11/15/2019
Short Description of Changes

Added new monitor for ICE Dual Monitor Configuration due to AOC model no longer being commercially available

Statement

How the U.S. Election Assistance Commission Facilitates Fair and Secure Elections 

Since Election Day has passed, a lot of attention has been focused on the oversight of voting technology and the companies who manufacturer these systems. The U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) is an independent, bipartisan commission charged with facilitating secure, accurate, and accessible elections by developing guidelines to meet the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) requirements, adopting voluntary voting system guidelines, testing voting systems, accrediting test laboratories, and serving as a national clearinghouse of information on election administration. 
Thursday, December 3, 2020

Expenses related to the installation or removal of security equipment which is used to enhance security of elections facilities are an allowable cost as the activity is reasonable to make election security improvements. This includes labor costs as appropriate.

While grantees are not expected to remove equipment installed prior to August 13, they should expect to and plan for a transition away from the prohibited equipment. Section 889 is clear on the prohibition against entering into new contracts, renewing existing contracts, and similar new transactions involving covered the equipment as of August 13, 2020. Grantees may use HAVA funds to transition away from the prohibited equipment.

No, 2 CFR §200.216, which applies to grantees, does not impose a certification requirement on grantees.

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