1) How do I close a sponsored award?
The principal investigator (PI) must submit, in a timely manner, all final technical reports, patent reports, invention statements, and/or other non-financial statements or reports required by the sponsor and provide copies of all reports to Research Administration (RA). Post Award must submit, in a timely manner, all financial reports required by the sponsor, including the final property report and the contract's release of claims and/or contractor's assignment of refunds, rebates, credits, and other amounts. These actions allow the award to be closed as promptly and efficiently as possible. The Property Accounting Department is responsible for the final property inventory. For more information read the Close-Out Policy and visit the Closing Out Award Procedures page.
2) Can I transfer my award(s) to another institution?
The University will approve the transfer of an award to another institution under the following conditions:
Capital equipment purchased or provided by sponsored awards may be transferred to another institution providing all of the following conditions are met:
4) What happens if there are still funds remaining when my sponsored program has been completed?
The University will accept fixed price awards and will encourage negotiation that will ensure costs incurred will not exceed the agreed upon amount. Departments receiving these awards are responsible for charging all appropriate expenses to the award. All residual fund transfers must be reviewed and approved by the Research Administration (RA).
Large residual fund balance transfers (amounts greater than 20% of total payments received) will:
For more information read the Residual Balance Policy and the Close-Out Policy and visit the Closing Out Award Procedures page.
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