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GRANTS INFORMATION
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1. WHERE'S MY MONEY?
2. NO-COST EXTENSIONS (NCE)
3. WHAT DO I DO ABOUT FINAL REPORTS?
4. ACKNOWLEDGING NASA and your GALEX GRANT
5. TRANSFERRING A GRANT
6. WHERE'S MY DATA?
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STARTING GRANTS - Where's my money?
Receiving funding from NASA HQ is our starting point.
- We (galexhelp) start archival grants as soon as possible after the budget submission deadline and after we receive the relevant funding from HQ.
- We (galexhelp) will start your grant within a few days of when we know about your program's first successful
observations, or shortly after the budget submission deadline, whichever comes later.
- Grants are actually issued through NASA/s Shared Services Center (NSSC) at Stennis Space Center in Mississippi.
- When NSSC beings processing your grant, you will receive an email from NSSC, at which point you can track your grant HERE and your grant should be issued to your institution within 30 days.
- You can check on the status of your observations HERE.
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NO-COST
EXTENSIONS - NCE's
In some cases, you may need additional time to finish your research.
- If you are at the end of the basic period of performance for your grant, you are entitled to one (1) automatic no-cost extension
- If your grant begins with NNX (as in NNXnnxxnnG) you should have your sponsored programs office send a notice to NSSC indicating that they have elected a one-year extension to the attention of the Technical Specialist who signed the grant paperwork that your should have received when your grant was finalized:
- Additional no-cost extensions on MAY be allowed by the NSSC Grants office. You MUST have your sponsored programs office send a justification as to why additional time is needed, to the NSSC Grants office AND to the Technical Officer, Dr Susan Neff. The NSSC Grants office will ask Dr Neff either for her concurrence or for a more detailed concurrence, therefore, she needs to have a copy of the justification at hand to expedite the request.
- The above also hold true for any extensions for awards ending in “I” (NNGnnxxnnI) or “P” (NNGnnxxnnP)– indicating an Inter-Agency Transfer or a Contract issued by GSFC, but all correspondence should be copied to Dr Neff for her approval.
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FINAL REPORTS
Each
recipient of a grant must submit a Final Report to the Technical Officer, the closest ONR center to your institution, CASI, and the Grants Officer on your award paperwork at NSSC.
FINAL REPORTS ADDRESSES
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HOW
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Via mail or email attachment
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Via mail or email attachment
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Via mail
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TECHNICAL
OFFICER
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ONR
CENTERS
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CASI
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Grants
Officer
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ONR Addresse
in
NE
USA
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Dr Susan Neff
NASA’s GSFC
Mail Code 665.0
Greenbelt
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MD
20771
PH: 301 286-5137
FAX: 301 286-1753
Email: susan.g.neff@nasa.gov
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
Office of Naval Research
Seattle
Regional
Office
1107 NE 45th Street
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STE. 350
Seattle
WA
98105-4631
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NASA
Center
for AeroSpace Information (CASI)
Document Processing Section
7121
Standard Drive
Hanover
,
MD
21076
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NASA Shared Service Center (NSSC)
Building 5100,
Standby Rd.
Stennis Space Center
,
MS
39529
Fax: 866-779-6772
Email: nssc-contactcenter@nasa.gov
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ONR Addresse
in
NE
USA
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
Office of Naval Research
Boston
Regional Office 495 Summer Street, Room
Boston
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MA
02210-2109
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ONR Addresse
in
SE
USA
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
Office of Naval
Research
Atlanta
Regional
Office
Atlanta
Federal
Center
100 Alabama Street SW STE 4R15
Atlanta
,
GA
30303-3104
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ONR Addresse
in
N-Central
USA
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
Office of Naval Research
Chicago
Regional Office
536 South Clark Street Room 208
Chicago
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IL
60605
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ONR Addresse
in
SW
USA
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
Office of Naval Research
San Diego Regional Office
4520 Executive Drive, Suite 300
San Diego, CA 92121-3019
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GALEX Helpdesk
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Mrs Dorothy Appleman
NASA’s GSFC Mail
Code 660.1Greenbelt , MD 20771
PH: 301 286-5689
FAX: 301 286-1753
Email: dorothy.a.appleman@nasa.gov
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ACKNOWLEDGING NASA and your GALEX GRANT
All publications resulting from the analysis of GALEX data should contain the following acknowledgement, preferably as a footnote to the title of the article:
"Based on observations made with the NASA Galaxy Evolution Explorer.
GALEX is operated for NASA by the California Institute of Technology under NASA contract NAS5-98034."
If you have received a GALEX GI grant, please add an acknowledgement at the end of your article of the form "xxx acknowledges support for this work from the GALEX Guest Investigator program under NASA grant XXXXXX."
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TRANSFERRING A GRANT
Please inform the GALEX helpdesk of the circumstances of your move as soon as possible, especially if we haven’t started your grant yet.. Below are addresses of the offices which will need copies of all transfer paperwork:
Dr Susan Neff
NASA’s GSFC
Mail Code 665.0
Greenbelt, MD 20771
PH: 301 286-5137 FAX: 301 286-1753 Email: susan.g.neff-at-nasa.gov
Mrs Dorothy Appleman
NASA’s GSFC Mail
Code 660.1
Greenbelt, MD 20771
PH:301 286-5689 FAX: 301 286-7194 Email:dorothy.a.appleman-at-nasa.gov
NASA Shared Service Center (NSSC)
Building 5100, Standby Rd.
Stennis Space Center , MS 39529
Fax: 866-779-6772 Email: nssc-contactcenter-at-nasa.gov
There are 2 scenarios determining your course of action:
1. If you are changing institutions shortly after receiving acceptance of your program but before grant award, you do not need to go back to NSPIRES.
YOUR OLD INSTITUTION:
Must send an official letter relinquishing control of that program to the NEW institution.
(Technically, the program belongs to the proposing institution, and it has the right to appoint
a replacement PI, but they normally let it go.)
YOUR NEW INSTITUTION:
Must send an entire proposal package consisting of
1. Proposal.
2. Cover letter accepting responsibility for the program.
3. A signed official budget.
4. Signed Certification forms.
5. Copy of the acceptance letter to the PI.
to the addresses above
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2. If you have already received your grant award, but are leaving mid-period-of-performance:
YOUR OLD INSTITUTION:
1. Must send to the NEW institution, an official letter relinquishing control of that program. (Technically, the program belongs to the proposing institution, and it has the right to appoint a replacement PI, but they normally let it go.)
2.Must complete a NASA form 272 which is an accounting of any funds which have been expended by the OLD institution. (WARNING: nothing will be accomplished until this form is complete and in the hands of the accounting office so it needs to be done ASAP.)
3. Include a copy of the original grant award
Please send all 3 to the GALEX help desk and NSSC.
YOUR NEW INSTITUTION:
Must send an entire proposal package ASAP consisting of:
1. Original proposal
2, Cover letter accepting responsibility for the program,
3. A signed official budget
4. Certification forms
5 .Copy of the acceptance letter to the PI
6 .Copy of the NASA form 272.
7. Copy of letter from OLD institution relinquishing the grant to:
the addresses above
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FORM 272
The reason for
sending a copy of the Form 272 to the GALEX helpdesk with the new proposal is
that a de-obligation of funds document must be prepared (by helpdesk personnel)
for accounting to ensure that the funds not expended at the original
institution are returned to the GALEX pool of funds so they can be re-obligated
to your new grant.
All the groups
involved in this process are in different building and/or different states. Painful experience has proved that disparate
parts of the accounting system need a central point of contact. We need to have all the pieces together in
order to put a Purchase Requisition (PR) electronically into the system so a
new award can be processed as quickly as possible.
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