Overview
Many sponsor agencies encourage collaboration in research. If a grant is issued to MSU and work is to be performed at another institution, a subaward may need to be issued. The subcontract manager in the Office of Sponsored Programs is responsible for the processing and monitoring of all subawards issued from MSU to collaborative researchers.
Information
PI Responsiblities
Subaward FAQs
Difference between a Subaward, Subcontract, Consultant, Vendor
At the proposal stage – PHS proposals only New Public Health Service disclosure of financial conflicts of interest has changed some application requirements for collaborative projects. http://www2.montana.edu/policy/conflict_of_interest/
Request a Subaward
NOTE: If your grant funding source is a Public Health Service (PHS) grant, please use the PHS Subrecipient Commitment Form.
Requesting a Subaward is a three step process.
- Download the Subaward Request form and the Subrecipient Commitment Form or PHS Subrecipient Commitment Form (required for PHS funded projects). Complete all the steps outlined in the Subaward Request form.
- When all the steps in the Subaward Request form have been completed, e-mail all completed forms to Barbara Bunge. Your packet must include at a minimum:
- Subaward Request Form
- Subrecipient Commitment Form (signed by recipient and the MSU PI).
- Scope of Work
- Budget
- E-mail all completed forms to Barbara Bunge.
Modify an existing subaward
Modifications to the prime award do not automatically flow down to the subaward. If a modification (i.e. changes in budget, cost sharing, scope of work, time period, etc) needs to be made to a subaward, the MSU PI needs to submit a Modification Request form to the OSP subcontract manager, e-mail all completed forms to Barbara Bunge.
Contact:
Barbara Bunge
Office of Sponsored Programs
406-994-2381
