For profits will undoubtedly add a fee in the budget if they don't have
a negotiated rate.  Leave it blank if that's the case.  You should be
able to search the NIH policy statement for subcontractors and find the
info on the for -profits.

Karen A. Scheboth, MS, CRA
Director, Office of Sponsored Programs
CureSearch, National Childhood Cancer Foundation -
440 E.Huntington Drive, Suite 402
Arcadia, CA  91066-6012
Phone      (626) 241-1681
Facsimile (626) 447-6359
xxxxxx@CureSearch.org

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Behalf Of Matthew Katz
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To: xxxxxx@hrinet.org
Subject: [RESADM-L] NIH applications

Can someone fill me in on what the restrictions are regarding the use of
a For-profit entity as a subawardee on a NIH grant?  Or at least point
me in the direction of the particular guidelines.  Also when calculating
the budget, the For-Profit wouldn't necessarily have an F&A rate ,  do
you just figure in the full amount and leave the F&A blank?

Thanks

Matt

Matthew D. Katz

Assistant Vice President,

Sponsored Research and Contract Management

Western University of Health Sciences

309 E. 2nd Street

Pomona, CA  91766

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