Yes, we are as well. We were
instructed by Grants.gov to immediately close the package and re-submit.
We eventually did receive confirmation of submission using this
process.
We also were instructed by
Grants.gov to adjust the settings on the Adobe format which seemed to
help:
When the package is open, click
Edit -- Preferences -- under Categories select Trust Manager -- click Change
Settings on Internet Access -- under "Allow" you'll need to add three
items: www.grants.gov, www.apply.grants.gov, and www.apply07.grants.gov. Click OK to save
changes.
It
also seems (Grants.gov could not confirm this) that if you do not immediately
close the package after receiving the time out message, you run the risk of
encountering two submissions on eRACommons. After leaving one application
open for a short time after it timed out, we closed and submitted again, and
then received the usual confirmation receipt. We also received an email
"rejection notice" for the package with a G.g tracking number stating
that "Your submission was received...However, it contained the following
errors and cannot be forwarded to the granting agency...Error: Intake servlet is
unable to save the data. Error message:: Broken pipe...Please correct the above
error(s) and resubmit your application to Grants.gov."
We also received
around the same time an email submission receipt for the same package
with a different G.g tracking number. The package with the "Broken Pipe"
error that stated it would not go to the granting agency did
indeed go to the granting agency and was eventually posted on era Commons
for review. The package with no rejection notice showed up on era Commons
with an error stating it was a duplicate. After discussing the problem
with both G.g and era Commons (both were flummoxed at this problem) it was
decided that the first package that posted to era Commons will be the
application package since it's been validated.
Other
differences noted within the package were:
*when viewing the page associated
with the List of PHS 398 Res Plan Attachments it appears as
though pdf attachments as it relates to the "Other Research
Plan Sections" (items 12-17 such as Vertebrate Animals, Select Agent Research,
Multiple PI Leadership Plan, Consortium/Contractual Arrangements, Letters of
Support and Resource Sharing Plan) were never uploaded in the original
application submitted ... but they were and pages are clearly included
within the eApp image in eCommons
*within the application are 3 subawards ...
when pdf were uploaded on "RR subaward budget
attachment form," they were in the correct order, but in the application
package on era Commons are in no particular order so that a sub-subaward
under one of our subaward sites was not clearly ordered after the corresponding
subaward (the sub-subaward was listed first in the RR budget). We did make
sure that our Budget Justification for the sub-subaward clearly identifies the
contractual costs under the main subaward. Be sure to clearly indicate
subaward roles in your
justification.
Hi
Folks,
I am submitting today to NIH for an
AIDS grant, received first the submission notification from Grants.gov and then
a second email telling me the application had been rejected. The message
is:
Error: Unable to obtain
error message from exception
I called Grants.gov and was told to
wait 10-15 minutes to see if I got a second email telling me the application was
validated, because that error message means “the system found something but it
really didn’t find anything so it will keep trying to push it through.” I
waited, and in 15 minutes I got a second email saying the same thing. So I
called Grants.gov back and was told that their IT department had no idea what
that error message means, and they would work on it but can’t guarantee me that
they’ll have it resolved in time for the application to be in by 5pm
today.
Additionally, when I track the
application on Grants.gov it says that the app was “rejected with errors” but
that “Sorry, there is no error message info available currently.”
Has anyone seen this message
before? I am using an accepted version of Adobe so that can’t be the
problem. I have both Mozilla and IE on my computer and I am not sure which
one the application “chose” to use to submit, but does that make a
difference? I do not recall if it ever did
before…
Thanks!
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Kris
Wolff, MA, CRA
Grants
Officer
Office
of Sponsored Programs
Rose
Hill campus, ADM 221
718-817-4086
http://www.fordham.edu/osp
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