The National Institutes of Health has posted guidance for grantees and grant seekers now that the federal government has reopened. New deadlines have been established.
The National Science Foundation also has posted some brief information on what to expect now that it is once again open for business.
Stay tuned for details.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
Shutdown central
The Office of Management and Budget has posted federal agency contingency plans for the shutdown in a single list.
Specific information for grantees of the National Institutes of Health. It states, "The safest course is to wait to submit any application to NIH until after operations resume and a Notice in the NIH Guide concerning adjusted submission dates is posted."
The National Science Foundation says FastLane will be unavailable, and proposals submitted through Grants.gov will not be downloaded. "Awardees may continue performance under their NSF awards during the shutdown, to the extent funds are available, and the term of the grant or cooperative agreement has not expired," the agency states on this website.
Specific information for grantees of the National Institutes of Health. It states, "The safest course is to wait to submit any application to NIH until after operations resume and a Notice in the NIH Guide concerning adjusted submission dates is posted."
The National Science Foundation says FastLane will be unavailable, and proposals submitted through Grants.gov will not be downloaded. "Awardees may continue performance under their NSF awards during the shutdown, to the extent funds are available, and the term of the grant or cooperative agreement has not expired," the agency states on this website.
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