SF-424 R&R Application Guide Sample Clauses

The SF-424 R&R Application Guide clause outlines the requirements and instructions for preparing and submitting research and related grant applications using the SF-424 (Research & Related) form. It provides applicants with detailed guidance on completing each section of the application, including necessary attachments, formatting standards, and submission procedures. By standardizing the application process, this clause ensures consistency, completeness, and compliance with federal grant requirements, thereby reducing errors and facilitating efficient review of proposals.
SF-424 R&R Application Guide. Applicants that fail to allow ample time to complete registration with ▇▇▇ or ▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ will not be eligible for a deadline extension or waiver of the electronic submission requirement.
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SF-424 R&R Application Guide. Attachments‌ Please provide the following items in the order specified below to complete the content of the application. Unless otherwise noted, attachments count toward the application page limit. Indirect cost rate agreements and proof of non-profit status (if applicable) will not count toward the page limit. Each attachment must be clearly labeled. ▇.▇.▇▇. of HRSA’s SF-424 R&R Application Guide) (optional) Keep each job description to one page in length as much as is possible. Include the role, responsibilities, and qualifications of proposed project staff. Provide any documents that describe working relationships between your organization and other entities and programs cited in the proposal. Documents that confirm actual or pending contractual agreements should clearly describe the roles of the contractors and any deliverable. Letters of agreement must be dated.
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SF-424 R&R Application Guide. Applicants have the option of providing specific salary rates or amounts for individuals specified in the application budget or the aggregate amount requested for salaries. This program does not have any funding priorities, preferences or special considerations.
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SF-424 R&R Application Guide for additional information. Note that these or other salary limitations may apply in FY 2017, as required by law.
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SF-424 R&R Application Guide. The budget justification narrative must describe all line-item federal funds (including subawards), and matching non-federal funds proposed for this project. Please note: all budget justification narratives count against the page limit. In addition, the HWRC cooperative agreement program requires the following: HRSA understands that individual research studies or TA initiatives will vary in terms of their budgets and this may impact an applicant’s overall budget. If you are applying under the Public Health Workforce or Behavioral Health Workforce topic area, you should attempt to create a budget that allows for necessary variation across your proposed research studies, and does not exceed the expected award amount of $900,000, regardless of which eight (8) of your twelve (12) proposed studies are selected. If you are applying under the Health Equity in the Health Workforce Education, Allied Health Workforce, Long-Term Care Support and Services, Oral Health Workforce, Emerging Health Workforce Topics, or Technical Assistance topic area, you should attempt to create a budget that allows for necessary variation across your proposed studies/projects, and does not exceed the expected award amount of $450,000, regardless of which four (4) of your eight (8) proposed studies are selected.
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