Bob,
I do hope that I am wrong--but I think that they plan to "phase out"
FastLane as far as proposal submissions go. But I also think that this
will not happen until NSF is completely satisfied with Grants.gov. The way
things are going that may take awhile.
Pam
At 04:17 PM 7/13/2005 -0400, you wrote:
>Please do not say "ending FastLane." That is very scary.
>
>I do not think there are plans to end FastLane. Rather, proposal
>submission will go via Grants.gov to FastLane. FastLane will still be the
>proposal and award management system for NSF.
>
>I may be wrong on this, but everything I have heard over the past year, at
>least, indicates this to me.
>
>Pam, is this what you meant by "ending FastLane?" Ending as a transmission
>device.
>
>
>Bob
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>On Jul 13, 2005, at 2:45 PM, Pamela Miller wrote:
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> My understanding from attending an NSF workshop this spring is that NSF
> will offer Grants.gov as an option, but they will make sure that the
> system works for scientific proposals before ending FastLane.
>
> pam
>
> At 01:33 PM 7/13/2005 -0500, you wrote:
>
>>NSF has an advisory posted to the front page of Fastlane (dated June 27)
>>announcing that Grants.gov submission is now an option for certain NSF
>>programs.
>>
>>
>>
>>Question 1: Has anybody tried this yet (for NSF proposals)? How did it go?
>>
>>Question 2: Has NSF put forth any information about whether or when
>>Grants.gov will become mandatory? Will Fastlane go away eventually?
>>
>>
>>
>>Thanks.
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