Proposal Preparation

If additional space is needed to conduct the project, the Principal Investigator must make arrangements for the additional space prior to routing the proposal.

If the answer to this question is yes, the PI must request space or space changes through their department or college.  Real Estate Administration makes certain that an equitable amount of space is available through a measure of faculty involvement, grant funding and the needs of the discipline. See Policies related to buildings, equipment, and safety for additional guidance.

Enter the account number of a past sponsored project if the current proposal may be funded as a new and separate award but is the next phase or a continuation of the past project.

If you have any questions please contact sponsor@arizona.edu(link sends e-mail).

This data point will help campus units more accurately calculate proposal success or win rates. Units want to know what percentage of proposals that are reviewed and competitively scored against others for an open funding opportunity are ultimately funded.

Examples:

Answer 'Yes' if the proposed project...

• is an incoming subaward which is part of a proposal submission going in for review with the prime proposal at another institution
• will be reviewed and might or may not be awarded based on merit or a competition

Answer 'No' if the proposed project...

• if UArizona knows in advance that funding will be awarded, a funding decision has already been made and UArizona employs a certain person with unique expertise to accomplish project goals
• is a subaward from another institution that already received a prime award and UArizona is being asked to complete part of the work afterward
• will definitely be funded because UArizona has particular professional expertise
• is an administrative supplement that requires an application but funding is pre-approved

If you have any questions please contact sponsor@arizona.edu(link sends e-mail).