Common use of New Awards Clause in Contracts

New Awards. Awards based on pending proposals normally incorporate the proposed budgets. New awards that are made months from now that are based on proposals signed off at the former rate of 50.5% will be set up at that rate and will be charged the F&A rate and base stipulated in the award agreement from the initial budget period through the project period awarded. For example, NSF awards often project a three-year grant based on a three-year proposal, but only fund one year at a time. As the funding level for all three years is based on the initial proposal, all three years would carry the rate in the approved proposal. The first $25,000 of each subgrant or subcontract is assessed the on-campus F&A rate. Per Federal regulations (OMB Circular A-110) the terms “subgrant” and “subcontract” refer to awards for a substantive portion of the work of a sponsored project. This covers research efforts involving collaborative or substantive contribution to the research. This does not include procurement of goods and services, such as analytical services and logistical support, which would be handled as procurements and carry full F&A.

New Awards. Awards based on pending proposals normally incorporate the proposed budgets. New awards that are made six months from now that are based on proposals signed off at the former rate of 50.5% FY2012 rates will be set up at that rate and will be charged the F&A rate and base stipulated in the award agreement from the initial budget period through the project period awarded. For example, NSF awards often project a three-year grant based on a three-year proposal, but only fund one year at a time. As the funding level for all three years is based on the initial proposal, all three years would carry the rate in the approved proposal. The first $25,000 of each subgrant or subcontract is assessed the on-campus F&A rate. Per Federal regulations (OMB Circular A-110) the terms “subgrant” and “subcontract” refer to awards for a substantive portion of the work of a sponsored project. This covers research efforts involving collaborative or substantive contribution to the research. This does not include procurement of goods and services, such as analytical services and logistical support, which would be handled as procurements and carry full F&A.

New Awards. Awards based on pending proposals normally incorporate the proposed budgets. New awards that are made six months from now that are based on proposals signed off at the former 47.5% rate of 50.5% will be set up at that rate and will be charged the F&A rate and base stipulated in the award agreement from the initial budget period through the project period awarded. For example, NSF awards often project a three-year grant based on a three-year proposal, but only fund one year at a time. As the funding level for all three years is based on the initial proposal, all three years would carry the rate in the approved proposal. The first $25,000 of each subgrant or subcontract is assessed the on-campus F&A rate. Per Federal regulations (OMB Circular A-110) the terms “subgrant” and “subcontract” refer to awards for a substantive portion of the work of a sponsored project. This covers research efforts involving collaborative or substantive contribution to the research. This does not include procurement of goods and services, such as analytical services and logistical support, which would be handled as procurements and carry full F&A.

New Awards. Awards based on pending proposals normally incorporate the proposed budgets. New awards that are made six months from now that are based on proposals signed off at the former rate of 50.5% FY2012 rates will be set up at that rate and will be charged the F&A rate and base stipulated in the award agreement from the initial budget period through the project period awarded. For example, NSF awards often project a three-year grant based on a three-year proposal, but only fund one year at a time. As the funding level for all three years is based on the initial proposal, all three years would carry the rate in the approved proposal. Subawards The first $25,000 of each subgrant or subcontract is assessed the on-campus F&A rate. Per Federal regulations (OMB Circular A-110) the terms “subgrant” and “subcontract” refer to awards for a substantive portion of the work of a sponsored project. This covers research efforts involving collaborative or substantive contribution to the research. This does not include procurement of goods and services, such as analytical services and logistical support, which would be handled as procurements and carry full F&A.

New Awards. Awards based on pending proposals normally incorporate the proposed budgets. New awards that are made months from now that are based on proposals signed off at the former rate of 50.553% will be set up at that rate and will be charged the F&A rate and base stipulated in the award agreement from the initial budget period through the project period awarded. For example, NSF awards often project a three-year grant based on a three-year proposal, but only fund one year at a time. As the funding level for all three years is based on the initial proposal, all three years would carry the rate in the approved proposal. The first $25,000 of each subgrant or subcontract is assessed the on-campus F&A rate. Per Federal regulations (OMB Circular A-110Uniform Guidance) the terms “subgrant” and “subcontract” refer to awards for a substantive portion of the work of a sponsored project. This covers research efforts involving collaborative or substantive contribution to the research. This does not include procurement of goods and services, such as analytical services and logistical support, which would be handled as procurements and carry full F&A.