Code of Federal Regulations (Last Updated: November 8, 2024) |
Title 14 - Aeronautics and Space |
Chapter V - National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
Part 1260 - [Reserved] |
Subpart A - General |
Post-Award Requirements |
§ 1260.71 - Supplements and renewals.
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(a) A NASA grant officer can unilaterally make minor or administrative changes to a grant; e.g., Reports Substitution (§1260.55) and Withholding (§1260.56).
(b) To ensure timely completion and closeout of grants, renewal proposals to continue the same effort at the same institution that are accepted for award by NASA will be awarded as new grants versus continuation of the existing grant.
(1) When work under a grant is to be continued through an extension, or through a renewal of the work under a new grant, the continuation effort should be instituted concurrent with the original expiration date. When possible, the period of performance should be continuous with the prior grant period of performance. The extension or a renewal of a grant (see §1260.13(a)) beyond the original expiration date is a unilateral decision by NASA based upon availability of funds, continued research relevance, and progress made by the recipient.
(2) To insure uninterrupted programs, the technical office should forward to the grant office a completed award package, including a funded procurement request, technical evaluation of the proposed budget, and other support documentation, at least 29 days before the expiration of the funded period.
(c) Requests by the recipient to have a grant modified must be in writing to the grant officer. Prior approvals and changes are detailed in §1260.125.
(d) A no-cost extension can be issued by the recipient as detailed in paragraph (b) of the provision at §1260.23, Extensions, and §1260.125(e). NASA reserves the right to disapprove the extension request if the requirements set forth at §1260.125(e)(2) are not met, including if the extension request is not received ten days prior to the grant expiration date.
(e) When two or more actions are completed on a single supplement, the supplement will reflect the effective date of the earliest action.