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Pre and Post Award – What You Should Know Presented by: Your Senior Contract & Grant Officers Sponsored Projects Administration
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Agenda SPA Involvement – Pre Award – Post Award Award Review Informed Participant Agreements (IPA) Questions / Comments
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SPA Involvement – Pre Award Bring SPA into loop Send RFP, guidelines, instructions – Any background information
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You’ve heard it before…so why again? We can prioritize and prepare Guidelines may include terms and conditions that are contrary to UC policy
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For Example… Excerpt from Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Applicant Guidelines
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Why?...cont. We can tailor cover letter Have we done business with this entity before? Has any precedence been set? What have we don’t in the past? Is there guidance from UCOP? A Master Agreement?
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Review of Draft Budget Review draft budget and budget justification We are required to collect full F&A – regardless of Sponsor type
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When proposal is funded We have been proactive Should not need to spend lengthy amount of time negotiating or revising budgets Turnaround time is quicker: Receipt of award award synopsis
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SPA Involvement – Post Award Notifications to Sponsor – No Cost Time Extensions (NCTEs) – Carry Forward Requests – Rebudget Requests Submission to Sponsor by SPA
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Why is SPA involved?? Terms & Conditions of Agreement – Are we in Compliance? – Is it Allowable? Delays in Processing – Do we need to go back to Sponsor? – Are there Human/Animal protocols on project?
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Remember… We are here to help you!
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Award Review Importance of reviewing Award documents Common terms relevant to post-award department administration Prime Awards Other matters
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Importance of Review Identifies the parties involved in the administration of the project The official record detailing legal responsibilities of the parties Terms and Conditions relevant to post-award administration
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Common Terms Period of Performance – Pre-Award Spending – No-Cost Time Extensions Funding Restrictions / Usage of Funds – Return of grant monies – Subcontracting restrictions Contacts / Invoicing Instructions – Back-up documentation requirements – Sponsor notifications for spending thresholds
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Common Terms (cont.) Modifications in Writing – Signatures from both Parties – Authorized Officials only Confidentiality – Marking proprietary documents – Input from PI and SPA Reporting / Deliverables – Updated schedules in modifications – Contracts by definition require deliverables
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Prime Awards Prime sponsor is the ultimate source of funds Flow-through Terms and Conditions and Contractual Obligations
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Other Matters Stock Transfers – Permitted as payment for award – Use of excess funds is determined by sponsor Foreign Currency – Normally negotiated in US Dollars – Award amount subject to change – Fixed exchange rates desirable
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IPA = Informed Participant Agreement
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Informed Participant Agreements Overview: Informed Participant Agreement – Definition IPA Procedure – A Head’s Up
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Informed Participant Agreements Definition: An agreement that the PI, Department Chair, or Project Participant signs acknowledging acceptance of non-standard contract or grant terms. * non-standard = differs from UC policy
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Informed Participant Agreements A Head’s Up: We’re standardizing our process, which means you’ll probably be seeing IPAs on a more frequent basis. – Significant Intellectual Property Interest = IPA – Significant Financial Interest = IPA or Email
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Senior CGO Contact Information: Barbara InderwiescheLauren Ryan x4-7697x4-0446 barbara.i@uci.edulauren.ryan@uci.edu Amy KimbleChris Rigney x4-8634x4-9816 akimble@uci.educhris.rigney@uci.edu
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