Now Available in Research.gov: Three New Proposal Types and Proposal Withdrawal Functionality

Dear Colleagues,

Please see the message below from NSF indicating new proposal types being added to Research.gov, as well as proposal withdrawal functionality. There are links below with additional information and instructions on how to find and use the new features.

This is in line with the eventual full transition of all proposal functions from Fastlane to Research.gov.

Please contact the ERA Team (era@research.uci.edu) if you have any questions or concerns.

Thank you,

The ERA Team 

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Dear Colleagues:

 

Effective March 22, the National Science Foundation (NSF) enabled three new proposal types in the Research.gov Proposal Submission System and in the recently launched Research.gov Proposal Preparation Demo Site. These are the Facilitation Awards for Scientists and Engineers with Disabilities (FASED), Equipment, and Travel proposal types. New automated compliance checks and associated error and warning messages for these proposal types were also implemented. In addition, proposal withdrawal functionality was added for both single submission (with or without subawards) and separately submitted collaborative proposals from multiple organizations. New training resources have also been added to the Research.gov About Proposal Preparation and Submissionpage.

 

FASED, Equipment, and Travel Proposals

  • Proposers can now select a FASED, Equipment, or Travel proposal type in the Research.gov Proposal Submission System proposal setup wizard, in addition to the existing Research.gov proposal type options:
    • Research
    • Rapid Response Research (RAPID)
    • EArly-concept Grants for Exploratory Research (EAGER)
    • Research Advanced by Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering (RAISE)
  • All supported proposal types are available in the Research.gov Proposal Preparation Demo Site.
  • New automated compliance checks for FASED, Equipment, and Travel proposal types have been added to Research.gov and are listed on the Research.gov Automated Proposal Compliance Checks for Proposals dated March 22, 2021 on the Automated Compliance Checking of NSF Proposals page.
    • A reminder: Error messages prohibit proposal submission to NSF, whereas warning messages still permit proposal submission.  

 

Proposal Withdrawal Functionality

  • Proposing organizations can now withdraw both single submission (with or without subawards) and separately submitted collaborative proposals from multiple organizations in Research.gov.
  • Organizations no longer need to contact the NSF Help Desk to initiate Research.gov proposal withdrawal actions.
  • A new Proposal Withdrawal section has been added to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the Research.gov About Proposal Preparation and Submission page left navigation menu.
  • Refer to PAPPG Chapter IV.A. for proposal withdrawal requirements.

 

Training Resources

      • Setting up a proposal
      • Uploading a document and compliance messaging
      • Preparing Proposal File Update/Budget Revisions
  • A new How-to Guides section has been added to the Research.gov About Proposal Preparation and Submission page left navigation menu. The initial topic-specific guide is posted, and new guides will be added to this section going forward.

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