Application Type

Application Type
After the Fact Application
- Grant Runner Application Type Mapping

Application Type

This is used by the system and OSP to classify and organize eGC1 materials. It helps to link related applications to one another (for example, a new application with all its revisions, continuations, and renewals) for improved tracking and reporting.

Note: regardless of application type, if the Sponsored Program Activity Type is “IPA/JPA/Staff Assignment” then the application is non-competing.

Select the appropriate type from the drop-down menu. This is a required field.

Pre-Application

When submitting a preliminary proposal that may lead to a full application. An eGC1 is only required when the pre-application requires authorized official (AO) submission/sign-off or that contains budget details.

New

Use for brand new funded or unfunded applications.

Transfer from Another Institution

When a PI is transferring an existing application or award being transferred from another institution or entity to the UW.

Competing Revision

For a significant change to an existing project that requires application submission and sponsor approval.

Non-Competing Revision

Replacing most or all of previously submitted proposal or to change PI on a proposal after submission but before an award. Review guidance on how to request a change of PI.

Resubmission (Previously Denied)

When reapplying after a prior proposal was not awarded by the sponsor. This is a competing application.

Competing Renewal

When applying to renew a project beyond its original period with a new competitive application. This is a competing application.

Non-Competing Renewal

Do not select this field. It no longer applies to eGC1s. Items that require OSP review on an active award should come to OSP on an Award Modification. Review the FAQ when do I need an eGC1? for more information.

Supplement and Extension

Use to request additional funds and time for an existing award that requires an application process.

Competing Supplement

Competitive application to request supplemental funds to an existing award.

Non-Competing Supplement

Use to request additional funds without a new competition. For example: for an NIH administrative supplement.

Non-Award Agreement

New

Typically used for agreements that support a main (unfunded or funded) UW sponsored program. Example agreement types include:

- Confidentiality Agreement
- Data Use Agreement
- Material Transfer Agreement

The following unfunded sponsored programs must also be submitted as a non-award agreement:

- Unfunded Collaborative Agreement
- Unfunded Research Agreement

Continuation

Use for amendments to existing, fully executed non-award agreements.

Note: Select Non-Award Agreement (continuation) to extend an existing agreement beyond the initial term.

When you select an NAA type, you will see a prompt that reads “Budget & Fiscal Compliance entries will be cleared. Do you wish to Continue?” This is to remind you that nothing should be entered on the Budget & Fiscal Compliance page. The system will delete any data that was there.

The system will automatically check the After-the-Fact box for an NAA application type.

For guidance on completing an NAA type application, see After-the-FACT (ATF) eGC1 Process.

After the Fact Application

Check this box if the sponsor has already funded this application, or has sent an award letter, or provided an agreement for UW review. An eGC1 is required for all sponsored programs, including after-the-fact.

For more guidance, refer to the After-the-Fact process and the FAQ: What’s the difference between a proposal and an After-the-Fact eGC1?

Note: When you select one of the Non-Award Agreement application types, the system will automatically check the box.

Grant Runner Application Type Mapping

The eGC1 applications types map to SF424 types as follows:

eGC1 Type	SF 424 Type
Pre-Application, New	New
Transfer, Resubmission	Resubmission
Competing and Non-Competing Revision	Revision
Competing and Non-Competing Renewal	Renewal
Supplemental Extension, Competing and Non-Competing Supplement	Continuation