Subawards
Requirements for when A-State faculty are the sub-awardee, and when A-State faculty include a sub-awardee in their research proposals.
For most federal grants applications, a sub-awardee (subrecipient) is required to provide a package of documents to the lead applicant/institution. The exact requirements vary by sponsor (NIH, NSF, USDA, HRSA, DoD, etc.) but the following documents are commonly required.
Common Sub-Award Documents Include
- Statement of Work
- Scope of Work
- Detailed Budget
- Budget Justification
- Subrecipient Commitment Form (Letter of Intent)
- Negotiated Indirect Cost Rate
- Biographical Sketches
- Current and Pending Other Support
- Facilities, Equipment, and Other Resources
For A-State faculty who include a sub-award in their proposal,proposal theare required to connect A-State's Research and Technology Transfer office willwith requiretheir counterpart at the followingsub-award institution for the coordination and collection of documents. A-State's required documents from thesub-awardees sub-awardee:include:
- Statement of Work
- Scope of Work form
- Subrecipient Statement of Collaboration form
- Detailed Budget
- Budget Justification
- Facilities, Equipment, and Other Resources
- Biographical Sketches
- Senior/Key Personnel form
- Performance Site Location form
- Letter of Commitment
- Signed by the sub-awardee's Authorized Organizational Representative
- Addressed to Travis D. Marsico, Ph.D., Vice Provost for Research, Innovation, and Discovery
- Subrecipient Intent to Collaborate form
- Negotiated Indirect Cost Rate