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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 The Proposal Budget The ABCs of Constructing A Budget
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Strategy Your Budget Is a Crucial Part of Your Project – Realistic Numbers May Make A Difference in the Scope of What You Are Proposing Plan Your Budget Early -- Never Wait Until the End of Your Proposal Preparation to Start Developing Your Budget
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Sources of Funding Granting Agency University/School (Match or Cost share) Cash or In- Kind 3rd Party Cash or In- Kind
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Categories Personnel Travel Operating Services Supplies Professional Services Other Acquisitions Facilities & Administration (Indirect Costs)
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Personnel Buy-Out with Grant Funds (should be calculated using actual salary figures) Reassigned Time (with pre-approval of administration) Summer Pay Overload/Additional Duties
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Personnel - Other Include fringe at the appropriate rate on all salaries paid with grant money. This does not apply for payments to students and non- employees. Check with Sponsored Research or your personnel office for appropriate rates.
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Travel Follow “State” Travel Regulations Mileage is Currently Reimbursed at $0.44/mile Budget for Both Field and Conference Travel (in Louisiana and/or Out of State)
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Operating Services Postage Printing/Copying Telephone Advertising Dues/Subscriptions Maintenance Rentals
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Supplies Program Supplies Office Supplies Software
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Professional Services Consultants Anyone Not Employed by your University/School
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Other Tuition Scholarships & Stipends Student Awards Non-Standard Items
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Acquisitions Equipment Check Guidelines for Limits
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 F & A Costs (Indirect Costs) Costs to the University/School Not Specifically Tied to Grant (for the administration of the grant) Real and Necessary Costs Rate Allowed Varies by Agency Must Include Maximum Allowable
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 F & A Costs (cont’d) For Example: Southeastern’s Federal Negotiated Rate = 44% of Salaries/Wages, Excluding Fringe State Rate Is Often 25% of Salaries/ Wages, Including Fringe Federal Rate Is Often 8% of Total Direct Cost Always Check Guidelines
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Routing, Approval, Submission Check with your University/School for the proper procedure. Because the award is made to the University/ School, not the individual, proposals must be approved prior to submission. Often there is a system of checks/ review so allow ample time for the routing to occur. Also verify submission procedures so that the proposal will be submitted timely.
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Budgeting the cost of the project is a critical activity. Begin this process early and contact your Sponsored Research office/school for instructions and assistance. Budget detail and accuracy and complete budget justification will facilitate the routing process and demonstrate a well-planned project to the sponsor.
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 While your budget can be only a projection in the proposal phase, do not figures or make your request ….. Reviewers are aware of what projects should cost and take the budget section seriously. inflate unrealistic
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Cindy Collins ETEC 665 Use the budget and budget justification to tell the reviewers the rest of your story. Let them know that your project is well- planned and can be accomplished for the amount of money requested.
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