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Bookmark or Share- Award Terms & Conditions, Federal Regulations and PoliciesIn 2019, CDC provided expanded authority for carryover to some awards, allowing recipients to spend unobligated funds in a following budget period for any approved cost that falls within the scope and objectives of a project.
- How to Manage Your Grant | HRSA - Health Resources and Services ...What does Expanded Authority cover? Expanded authority covers carryovers and no-cost extensions (NCEs). Carryovers: You may carry over up to 25% of the total award amount of the budget period from which you will transfer the unobligated funds into the consecutive budget period for allowable costs within the original scope of the project.
- 8.1.1 NIH Standard Terms of Award - grants.nih.govFederal administrative requirements allow agencies to waive certain cost-related and administrative prior approvals; these are known as expanded authorities. In 2001, NIH extended expanded authorities to all NIH awards except for the provision to automatically carry over unobligated balances.
- Health Center Program Carryover of Unobligated Balances: Frequently ...As part of the “Expanded Authority” HRSA is providing to health centers, you do not need to request prior approval from HRSA to carry over UOB that are 25% or less of the total amount awarded for the budget period.
- Examining Expanded Authorities - Health Resources and Services ...What are Expanded Authorities? What do they do? • Waive prior approval requirement for specified actions Who are they for? • Generally available under research grants to entities that perform research • HRSA has the discretion to afford expanded authority to other classes of recipients, except construction grants How do I know I have them?
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