After-the-Fact (ATF) eGC1

An After-the-Fact (ATF) eGC1 includes both award agreements, which can be funded or unfunded sponsored projects and non-award agreements; which typically support a main sponsored project. Common non-award agreement types can include data use agreements, confidentiality, material transfer etc. Review more information on the variety of Agreement Types.

ATF eGC1s are used to document when a sponsor and UW PI have determined to establish sponsored program activity that:

• Lacks a proposal eGC1, or
• Needs a supporting agreement for an existing UW sponsored program, or
• Requires discussion with the sponsor prior to submitting a proposal such as confidentiality/non-disclosure agreements and teaming agreements.

Although not a proposal, an ATF eGC1 still requires the same campus unit review & approval. Additionally, OSP still provides the same institutional review.

Resources

• What’s the difference between a proposal and an After-the-Fact eGC1
• After-the-Fact (ATF) eGC1 Process
• GIM 1: Review & Submission Requirements for Proposals
• Agreement Types
• When do I need to use an eGC1?