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Important Notes:

  • This resource provides context about sections within Bronco Hub Awards.

  • The work area has four train stops:

  • There are multiple tabs within each stop and fields where data is stored.

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The following sections are available in Details: General.

  1. Organization: Cost center associated with the purpose of the award.

    1. 1001001 – Instruction

    2. 1001004 – Research

    3. 1001006 – Other Sponsored Activity.

    4. 1001011 – Academic Support

  2. Institution: Always defaults to Boise State University.

  3. Sponsor Award Number: Agreement number assigned by the sponsor.

  4. Description: Provides additional detail about the specified project.

  5. Purpose: Options include Instruction, Other Sponsored Activity, Research Applied, Research Basic, Research Development and Research Multi Type.

  6. Type: Options include College/University, Federal, Flow Thru, For Profit, Foreign, Internal, Local Entity, Non Profit, Non-ID, Local Entity, Non-ID State Entity, Non-Profit Org, Not Yet Determined, State of Idaho and Tribal Government.

  7. CFDA Numbers: Used for awards from federal agencies or federal flow through.

  8. Keywords: Used to track specific grant-related data like the funding instrument, program income or participant support or H.E.R.C/C.A.E.S funding.

  9. References: Contains the proposal number and cost share information, as applicable.

  10. Attachments: Used to attach award and other relevant documents.

  11. Additional Information: Used to provide information related to conflict of interest, flow-through, intellectual property and previous awards.

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The following sections are available in Details: Financial.

  1. Burden Schedule: Equivalent to the F&A rate and base.

  2. Fixed Date: If there are multiple F&A rates on the award, the start date of the current rate will be reflected, otherwise it will be blank.

  3. Expanded Authority: Indicates carryforward of budget from one period to the next.

  4. Pre-Award Date: The date on which expenditures can begin to be incurred.

  5. Close Date: The final date on which all activity must be completed, typically 15 days prior to the final financial report/invoice due date.

  6. Budget Period: Converted awards are reflected as one year periods. New awards will have budget periods that match the award document.

  7. Funding Sources: The external funding source/sponsor will be listed. If the award has cost share. Cost shared by internal source will be checked.

  8. Organization Credits:

    1. Organization: The department for the Principal Investigator unless otherwise documented.

    2. Percentage: Credit can be split between departments and will be assigned as documented. If there is internal funding, there must be two lines even if they are under the same department.

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The following sections are available in Compliance Details.

  1. Terms and Conditions: Unique terms and conditions will be listed.

  2. Certifications: A future enhancement will show IRB approvals.

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The following sections are available in Personnel Details.

  1. Internal: Checked when the person is a Boise State employee or sponsoring agency contact.

  2. External: Identified by no check in internal column and no role assigned. Contact should only be made when coordinated with OSP.

  3. Role: Identifies the roles of award participants to include:

    1. Project Manager: Sponsored Projects Administrator

    2. Principal Investigator

    3. Award Participant: May include business manager, department administrators and co-PIs.

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Projects

The second train stop is Projects.

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The following sections are available in Projects:

  1. Funding Source: Indicates whether the project is sponsored or internal (match or program income).

  2. Project Name: Provides a name for each project in the award.

  3. Project Number: Provides a number for each project in the award.

  4. Project Status:

    1. Approved – available for activity

    2. Closed – not available for activity

    3. Pending Close – closeout is in progress

    4. Requested – ready to submit for approval

    5. Submitted – project submitted but not approved

  5. Project Manager: Sponsored Projects Administrator

  6. Project Start Date: The date that transactions may begin, typically matches the pre-award date on the Financial tab of the Details train stop.

  7. Project Finish Date: The hard stop date for transactions, typically matches the close date on the Financial tab of the Details train stop.

  8. Project Organization: Cost center associated with the purpose of the award.

    1. 1001001 – Instruction

    2. 1001004 – Research

    3. 1001006 – Other Sponsored Activity

  9. Project Details: Provides a snapshot of the information you find in Project Financial Management.

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The third train stop is Funding.

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The following sections are available in the Funding Summary:

  1. Funding Allocation: allocated by budget period. Note: Converted projects with multiple budget periods and fully awarded are loaded into period 01 with 0.00 for each subsequent period.

  2. Funding Source: Funding is allocated based on the source. External funds will show the sponsor name and Match or Program Income funding will show as internal.

  3. Base-01: The initial funding period; Match indicates external funding and IN internal funding.

  4. Supplement-02: Each subsequent funding period will show as supplement 1, 2, etc.

  5. Direct Funding Amount: Populated with direct cost portion of the award. Converted projects will have the entire funding amount loaded in this column.

  6. Indirect Funding Amount: Populated with the F&A portion of the budget for new awards. The default 0.00 will show in this column for all converted awards.

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The following sections are available in the Funding Graphs:

  1. Funding Summary: Shows the allocation of funding over the budget periods.

  2. Project Funding Details: Shows the allocation of funding across projects.

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The fourth train stop is Review.

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The following sections are available in the Review:

  1. Contract Summary: The billing tool for an award is a contract. Contract Lines indicate the amount we are authorized to invoice the sponsor.

  2. Validation Results: Shows the details for warnings and errors on the award. The Sponsored Projects Administrator will resolve and review warnings to determine if action is necessary.

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End of Process

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If you need assistance with the process outlined above, please contact postawards@boisestate.edu.

If you have suggestions to improve the instructions in this job aid, please submit an OCI Service Request ticket.

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