Common use of Timing of Annual Project Reports Clause in Contracts

Timing of Annual Project Reports. Unless otherwise specified in the award, annual project reports should be submitted electronically no later than 90 days prior to the end of the current budget period to allow adequate time for the cognizant NSF Program Officer to review and approve the report. As reflected in the Project Report System, the report is considered due during the 90-day period. The report becomes overdue the day after the 90-day period ends. It should be noted that the final annual report serves as the project’s final report and must be submitted in accordance with paragraph b. below. Failure to submit timely reports will delay NSF review and processing of pending proposals and processing of additional funding and administrative actions, including, but not limited to, no cost extensions for all identified PIs and co-PIs on a given award. Failure to submit timely reports may delay processing of funding increments.

Timing of Annual Project Reports. Unless otherwise specified in the award, annual project reports should be submitted electronically no later than 90 days prior to the end of the current budget period to allow adequate time for the cognizant NSF Program Officer to review and approve the report. As reflected in the Project Report System, the report is considered due during the 90-90 day period. The report becomes overdue the day after the 90-90 day period ends. It should be noted that the final annual report serves as the project’s final report and must be submitted in accordance with paragraph b. b below. Failure to submit timely reports will delay NSF review and processing of pending proposals and processing of additional funding and administrative actions, including, but not limited to, no cost extensions for all identified PIs PIs/PDs and co-PIs PIs/co-PDs on a given award. Failure In the case of continuing grants, failure to submit timely reports may delay processing of funding increments.

Timing of Annual Project Reports. Unless otherwise specified in the award, annual project reports should be submitted electronically no later than 90 days prior to the end of the current budget period to allow adequate time for the cognizant NSF Program Officer to review and approve the report. As reflected in the Project Report System, the report is considered due during the 90-90 day period. The report becomes overdue the day after the 90-90 day period ends. It should be noted that the final annual report serves as the project’s final report and must be submitted in accordance with paragraph b. b below. Failure to submit timely reports will delay NSF review and processing of pending proposals and processing of additional funding and administrative actions, including, but not limited to, no cost extensions for all identified PIs PIs/PDs and co- PIs/co-PIs PDs on a given award. Failure In the case of continuing grants, failure to submit timely reports may delay processing of funding increments.

Timing of Annual Project Reports. Unless otherwise specified in the award, annual project reports should be submitted electronically no later than electronically, via Xxxxxxxx.xxx, at least 90 days prior to the end of the current budget period to allow adequate time for the cognizant NSF Program Officer to review and approve the report. As reflected in the Project Report System, the report is considered due during the 90-90 day period. The report becomes overdue the day after the 90-90 day period ends. It should be noted that the final annual report serves as the project’s final report and must be submitted in accordance with paragraph b. b below. Failure to submit timely reports will delay NSF review and processing of pending proposals and processing of additional funding and administrative actions, including, but not limited to, no cost extensions for all identified PIs and co-PIs on a given award. Failure In the case of continuing grants, failure to submit timely reports may delay processing of funding increments.

Timing of Annual Project Reports. Unless otherwise specified in the award, annual project reports should be submitted electronically no later than 90 days prior to the end of the current budget period to allow adequate time for the cognizant NSF Program Officer to review and approve the report. As reflected in the Project Report System, the report is considered due during the 90-90 day period. The report becomes overdue the day after the 90-90 day period ends. It should be noted that the final annual report serves as the project’s final report and must be submitted in accordance with paragraph b. below. Failure to submit timely reports will delay NSF review and processing of pending proposals and processing of additional funding and administrative actions, including, but not limited to, no cost extensions for all identified PIs PIs/PDs and co-PIs PIs/co-PDs on a given award. Failure In the case of continuing grants, failure to submit timely reports may delay processing of funding increments.

Timing of Annual Project Reports. Unless otherwise specified in the award, annual project reports should be submitted electronically no later than 90 days prior to the end of the current budget period to allow adequate time for the cognizant NSF Program Officer to review and approve the report. As reflected in the Project Report System, the report is considered due during the 90-90 day period. The report becomes overdue the day after the 90-90 day period ends. It should be noted that the final annual report serves as the project’s final report and must be submitted in accordance with paragraph b. b below. Failure to submit timely reports will delay NSF review and processing of pending proposals and processing of additional funding and administrative actions, including, but not limited to, no cost extensions for all identified PIs PIs/PDs and co-PIs PIs/co-PDs on a given award. Failure In the case of continuing grants, failure to submit timely reports may delay processing of funding increments.increments.‌