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Create a Continuation
How do I Create a Continuation Award?
Overview
Continuations are considered an extension or renewal of existing funding for one or more additional budget
period(s) that would otherwise expire. The setup require d for Continuations are dependent on the Award but
in general follow the sequence depicted below
Process Flow
This the overall process sequence for creating a Continuation is detailed below:
III. Create IV. Update VII. QA and
I. Create II.Approve V102 the V102 V. Update the VI. Update Final
Request Request Award/Project the Contract
Proposal Proposal Approval
Process Sequence Process Description
I Create Request An Award Setup Request identifies the attaches a proposal for
routing and approvals by OSP and FGC. For detailed steps, refer
to the Job Aid:
How do I Initiate an Award Setup Request
II Mark Approval Request in At this point the request is marked “In Progress” to indicate that
Progress the setup is actively being worked on.
For detailed steps, refer to the Job Aid:
How do I Approve an Award Setup Request
III Create the V102 Proposal All continuation and supplement awards will be generated using
(Only used for the most recent New or Renewal Award ID. The continuation and
Continuations that supplement proposals, themselves, will not be generated to
require proposal updates) award. However, a V102 proposal will be created for the
continuation/supplement proposal in order to maintain
consistency in the system and have a record of the award data.
For detailed steps, refer to the Job Aids:
How do I Create a V102 Version of a Proposal
IV Update the V102 Proposal This V102 proposal should be updated to reflect the
(Only used for Continuation. The proposal is also submitted and manually
Continuations that updated to “Awarded” at this stage.
require proposal updates)
For detailed steps, refer to the Job Aids:
How do I Update the V102 Version of a Proposal to
reflect a Continuation
How do I Submit the V102 Proposal
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