NSF and Grants.gov
Contract and Grant Lifecycle
- Roles and Responsibilities Matrix
- Proposal Preparation / Submission
- Preaward Administration
- Award Negotiation and Setup
- Post-Award Administration
- Outgoing Subawards
- Closeout
Core Information
- Clinical Trials
- Data Management Resources
- Electronic Research Administration
- DOE's Disclosure Requirements for Current & Pending Support
- Ethical and Responsible Conduct of Research
- Export Control
- Foreign Engagement
- Material Transfer Agreements
- NASA Restrictions on Funding Activity with China
- NIH Changes to Biosketch and Other Support
- NSF Broader Impacts Criterion
- PI and Award Transfers
General Information
- Forms
- ListServ
- Pamis (Including eCAF)
- Policies
- Reports (Annual, On Demand)
- Research Administrators INC
- Staff Directory
- Training
- UCR Contracting Guide
- Uniform Guidance
Outside Links
- Grants.gov proposals should be submitted utilizing Cayuse424. (Alternatively, NSF proposals may be submitted using NSF FastLane.)
- PIs must first be registered as a NSF FastLane user [contact your department's contract and grant officer] prior to submitting a grant application to Grants.gov. They can then Access FastLane to view the status of the application that was submitted to Grants.gov.
- NSF's Grants.gov submission deadline is 5PM local (Riverside) time on the day of the deadline.
- Use of the FastLane's Proposal File Update module to change or correct a previously submitted application must be in conformance with NSF policies for submission of such updates. These policies are available in Chapter III, Section 7.3 of the NSF Grants.gov Instruction Guide at: http://www.nsf.gov/bfa/dias/policy/docs/grantsgovguide.pdf.
- NSF Grant Proposal Guide