Thanks all.

 

 

Pamela,

I'm in a similar situation right now and I agree that you should get approval.  They will probably request a subcontract budget and possibly a new prime budget if the change results in a shift of IDC to direct costs.  

-Katie

At 09:19 AM 5/9/2007, you wrote:

I have a faculty member that was included as a consultant in a funded NSF SBIR Phase 1. He wants to bring his consulting money into the university as a fixed price sponsored project.
 
The SBIR regs say that all subawards have to be approved by NSF if not include in the proposal. My faculty member is clearly described as a consultant in the funded proposal. The amount of money he is to receive as a consultant is specified in the budget.
 
I am thinking we still need NSF approval. Anyone see it differently?
 

Pamela F. Miller, Ph.D.
Director, Office of Sponsored Projects
The University of San Francisco
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Katie Hudson
Contracts and Grants Analyst
Extramural Funds Accounting - Molecular and Cell Biology
University of California, Berkeley
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