- No cost extensions lengthen the period of performance beyond the original expiration date in order to finish a project.
- These extensions are without additional award amounts.
- Most federal agencies allow the institution to add up to one year to the final year of a research grant (not contract), so long as there is timely notification to the sponsor.
- You must provide a justification for the extension, which cannot be granted simply to spend out remaining dollars.
- Plan ahead if a no cost extension will be needed! Sponsors often require prior approval or have deadlines for requesting no cost extensions.
- Contact your Sponsored Programs Grant Manager as soon as you anticipate the need for an extension.
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Policy
- ASU Policy Manual
- Buy out
- Conflict of Interest at ASU and in the UNC system
- Export Controls
- External Professional Activities for Pay
- F&A
- Faculty Handbook
- Human Subjects, Payments, and Recruitment
- IACUC
- IP Transfer
- NSF Sexual Harassment Procedure
- Recombinant DNA
- Radiation Safety
- Responsible Conduct of Research
- Supplemental Pay
- UNCSO Masters/Policy
- Unmanned aircraft (Drones)