For additional information, visit the NCI DCTD CIP Small Animal Imaging Resource Program (SAIRP) webpage.
The System for Award Management (SAM) is a website that consolidates Federal procurement systems and the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA). Currently CCR, FedReg, ORCA and EPLS have been migrated to SAM. You must be registered on SAM (within the Entity Management section), Grants.gov and eRA Commons to successfully submit an application to NIH.
Quoted from the NIH OER Glossary & Acronym List.
If the proposed research includes a NIH-Defined Phase III Clinical Trial, applicants are required to address plans for how sex/gender, race and ethnicity will be taken into consideration in the design and valid analysis of the trial.
The "Plan to Test for Differences in Effect among Sex/gender, Racial, and/or Ethnic Groups" must include selection and discussion of one of the following analysis plans:
Quoted from §2.101 of the Federal Acquisition Regulation.
For additional information, visit the SBA's Procurement Center Representatives webpage.
Quoted from the NIH OER Glossary & Acronym List.
For additional information, visit the NCI SBIR Development Center's Contracts webpage.
For additional information, visit the Small Business Administration's SBIR•STTR webpage.
Quoted from §2.101 of the Federal Acquisition Regulation.
Joining the disabled veterans' business program makes your business eligible to compete for the program's set-aside contracts. You can still compete for contract awards under other socio-economic programs you qualify for.
For additional information, visit the U.S. Small Business Administration's (SBA's) Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Businesses webpage.
Quoted from the NIH OER Glossary & Acronym List.
The SF424 (R&R) forms used to submit a grant application to NIH are posted with the specific funding opportunity announcement to which you want to apply. Application guides and format pages used in conjunction with the SF424 (R&R) forms can be found at: NIH OER's "Format Pages".
Quoted from the NIH OER Glossary & Acronym List.
Quoted from 18 U.S.C. §202(a).
For additional information, see the "Portfolio Tracking and Analysis" section of the 2015 DEA Annual Report "The RAS Initiaitive".
Routinely applied to:
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A Signing Official (SO) has institutional authority to legally bind the institution in grants administration matters. The individual fulfilling this role may have any number of titles in the grantee organization. The label, "Signing Official," is used in conjunction with the NIH eRA Commons. The SO can register the institution, and create and modify the institutional profile and user accounts. The SO also can view all grants within the institution, including status and award information. An SO can create additional SO accounts as well as accounts with any other role or combination of roles. For most institutions, the Signing Official (SO) is located in its Office of Sponsored Research or equivalent.
Quoted from the NIH OER Glossary & Acronym List.
Quoted from the §2.101 of the Federal Acquisition Regulation.
Quoted from the NCI Dictionary of Cancer Terms.
Quoted from the NIH OAMP Acquisition Process Mapping Glossary
For additional information, visit the NCI Funding Determinations webpage.
For additional information, visit the NCI Special Populations Networks (SPN) webpage.
For additional information on NCI SPORE grants, visit the NCI Translational Research Program (TRP) website.
A reviewer must be registered in the Secure Payee
Registration System (SPRS) in order to receive payment. For additional information, visit the NIH eRA For Reviewers - Fill Out Personal Profile; Honoraria Info webpage.
In 2014, the Special Review and Logistics Branch was split into two branches, the Special Review Branch (SRB) and the Research Technology and Contract Review Branch (RTCRB).
Quoted from the NIH OER Glossary & Acronym List.
Quoted from the NIH OER Glossary & Acronym List.
Quoted from NIH Policy Manual Chapter 6315-1.
For additional information, visit the Small Business Administration's SBIR•STTR webpage.
Quoted from the NIH OER Glossary & Acronym List.
Site visits may be carried out by a standing SRG, a subcommittee (or working group) of a standing SRG, or a SEP. Site visits, reverse site visits, or applicant interviews related to evaluation of an application must be conducted with the DFO in attendance. The principles for selecting reviewers, managing COI or appearances of COI, maintaining confidentiality and non-disclosure, and conducting the site visit or applicant interview are the same as those used for other SRG meetings.
The review panel evaluates, through direct interaction with the principal investigator and associates: