Showing posts with label OMB Uniform Guidance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OMB Uniform Guidance. Show all posts
April 3, 2017
Grant Connections | March 2017 Notes
Notes from the March 22nd meeting are attached. We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting on April 26th.
August 8, 2016
Grant Connections | July 2016 Notes
April 4, 2016
Grant Connections | March 2016 Meeting Notes
August 31, 2015
NIH Notices: Current Forms | eRA Service Desk | Prior Approval Rules for Human Subjects Research Awards
MU Grants Community,
Please see the following NIH Notices:
Should you have questions about the applicability of these policies to current or anticipated projects, please contact your OSPA pre-award or post-award staff.
Please see the following NIH Notices:
- OMB Approval for Form Changes Underway - Continue to Use Current Forms Until Further Notice (NOT-OD-15-146)
Until further notice, applicants and grantees must continue to use the current agency-specific forms listed in this Notice despite the expiration date of August 31, 2015. NIH is authorized to continue to use the current forms while working with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to obtain approval for form updates. Once OMB approval is in place, NIH will provide information on data collection changes and implementation plans.
- eRA Commons Help Desk Rebranded as eRA Service Desk (NOT-OD-15-147)
The eRA Commons Help Desk has been rebranded as the eRA Service Desk to reflect the team’s expansion to support ASSIST and other eRA services in addition to eRA Commons.
- Guidance on Changes That Involve Human Subjects in Active Awards and That Will Require Prior NIH Approval: Updated Notice (NOT-OD-15-128)
Provides detailed guidance on the types of changes in human subjects research awards that will require prior NIH approval and provides information on the process for submission of such requests. - Prior NIH Approval of Human Subjects Research in Active Awards Initially Submitted without Definitive Plans for Human Subjects Involvement (Delayed Onset Awards): Updated Notice (NOT-OD-15-129)
Clarifies NIH requirements related to prior NIH approval of human subjects research plans for awards which were submitted with the intent to conduct human subjects research during the period of support, but for which definitive plans could not be described in the grant application.
Should you have questions about the applicability of these policies to current or anticipated projects, please contact your OSPA pre-award or post-award staff.
April 13, 2015
Update on NIH and NSF Implementations of the OMB Uniform Guidance | Revised NIH Grants Policy Statement | NSF FAQs
Grants Community,
Please take note of the following federal agency
announcements:
National Institutes of
Health (NIH) issued NOT-OD-15-087 regarding publication of a revised NIH Grants
Policy Statement (GPS), dated 3/31/2015. The revised NIH GPS is effective for
all NIH grants and cooperative agreements with a budget period beginning on or
after December 26, 2014, and awards receiving supplemental funds on or after
that date. The 3/31/2015 revision supersedes, in its entirety, the NIH Grants
Policy Statement (10/01/2013) and the NIH Interim General Grant Conditions
(2/5/2015) as a standard term and condition of the award. A “Significant Changes” document summarizes the revision: http://grants.nih.gov/grants/policy/nihgps/Significant_Changes_NIHGPS.pdf
National
Science Foundation (NSF) issued a set of frequently asked questions (FAQs) on its
implementation the OMB Uniform Guidance. The FAQs will be updated
periodically as additional questions arise. http://www.nsf.gov/bfa/dias/policy/faqs/faqs_2cfr200.pdf
The OMB
Uniform Guidance page on the OSPA website is revised to reflect these
updates. Should you have questions about the applicability
of the policies to current or anticipated projects, please contact your OSPA Pre-Award
or Post-Award
staff.
December 5, 2014
OSPA Update
MU Grants Community,
Greetings from OSPA! It is a busy time of year and – as we
all well know – research doesn’t take a holiday. The following update covers
several key developments and items of note. Should you have any questions,
please contact your OSPA Pre-Award
or Post-Award
staff.
Sponsored Programs Procedure Guide (SPPG) and Forms
The OSPA website is updated with revisions to the SPPG and the OSPA Forms page.
The image below describes revisions and additions in detail. Please note
in particular that a new F&A
Waiver form replaces the Request for University Contribution (RUC) form,
effective immediately. RUC forms currently in process can proceed; we will not
refuse the old forms but will ask that you use the new form for your next
request.
OMB Uniform Guidance
On December 1, the UM System Controller’s Office and MU OSPA
provided a campus training session on the new Office of Management and Budget
(OMB) Uniform Guidance for Federal Awards that will become effective December
26, 2014. Presentation slides are available on the MU OSPA OMB Uniform Guidance page.
NSF has released its implementation of the OMB Uniform
Guidance by way of a revised PAPPG
(NSF 15-1), effective for (1) proposals with submission deadlines on or
after December 26, 2014, and (2) awards issued on or after December 26, 2014.
Until the effective date, the guidelines contained in the current PAPPG (NSF
14-1) continue to apply. A brief summary of the significant changes is included below for reference.
October 28, 2014
Grant Connections - October 2014
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
11:00 a.m. – noon Room 572 (Collaboratory) of the Bond Life Sciences Center
Agenda
- Open Floor and Hot Topics
- Grants and the Graduate School – Karen Gruen and Ruth Erwin
The focus of the discussion will be the areas of the Graduate School’s processes and policies that impact sponsored projects, such as budgeting and best practices for paying student tuition and effort on sponsored projects.
- Uniform Guidance 101– Julia Rodriguez
Curious about the “why” before the “what” of the Uniform Guidance? Julia will provide a brief history of Federal Grant Reform that led to the Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards, effective December 26, 2014.
September 30, 2014
InFocus - OMB Guidance
The following update from Susan Cessac, Manager of Cost Analysis, Office of the Controller, was included in the InFocus - F&A Quarterly Newsletter released on September 26, 2014.
Sponsored Programs Update
Sponsored Programs Update
The new Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Uniform Guidance will be effective December 26, 2014 and implementation will be applicable to new awards and incremental funding awarded on or after that date. The Controller’s office has prepared a Uniform Guidance Summary that provides information on several of the new requirements that will impact the University Research Community. The summary and links to federal websites with additional information on the Uniform Guidance are posted on the Controller’s website under the Cost Analysis division.
The A-133 audit is underway for fiscal year 2014. We currently have eight major programs that are being audited, including Student Financial Aid, Research and Development, and other smaller programs. If you handle federally-funded sponsored projects you may be contacted for documentation to support expenditures charged to federal programs during fiscal year 2014. If you have questions, please contact your campus Sponsored Programs Office or the Controller’s Office.
The A-133 audit is underway for fiscal year 2014. We currently have eight major programs that are being audited, including Student Financial Aid, Research and Development, and other smaller programs. If you handle federally-funded sponsored projects you may be contacted for documentation to support expenditures charged to federal programs during fiscal year 2014. If you have questions, please contact your campus Sponsored Programs Office or the Controller’s Office.
You may access the original InFocus post and leave a comment here.
The Office of Sponsored Programs Administration has put together a dedicated OMB Uniform Guidance page which includes a summary of key reforms, important dates to remember, and additional information and resources about the new guidance. To access this page please visit http://research.missouri.edu/ospa/omb.
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