Forms, Policies & Procedures

Subrecipient Commitment Form

This form is used to help manage the resources allocated from grants, gifts and sponsored agreements. Both the University and the government have specific protocols in place to prevent the misuse of funds and other resources. Please contact your assigned contract and grant specialist if you have specific questions, or if you have questions about other forms and steps in the award process. If you are unsure of who holds the contract and grant specialist position for your department, please refer to the Administrator Directory search on the Staff Directory Page.

Subrecipient Letter of Intent

The Subrecipient Letter of Intent form is referenced in the Proposal Checklist for proposals involving subawards.

Summary Report of Radioactive Material Use Aboard R/V Hugh R. Sharp

Report for the use of radioactive material while aboard the R/V Hugh R. Sharp.

Technology Control Plan Template

This export regulations form deals with standards from the United States federal government regarding the transport of research material and project staff across national borders. If there are any questions regarding these standards, please review the Research Office’s Regulatory Affairs page.

Third Party Cost-Share Contribution Template

This template is used to formally keep track of any third party’s contributions to a project.

Transfer “FROM UD” Checklist

This form is used to help manage the resources allocated from grants, gifts and sponsored agreements. Both the University and the government have specific protocols in place to prevent the misuse of funds and other resources. Please contact your assigned contract and grant specialist if you have specific questions, or if you have questions about other forms and steps in the award process. If you are unsure of who holds the contract and grant specialist position for your department, please refer to the Administrator Directory search on the Staff Directory Page.

Transfer “TO UD” Checklist

This form is used to help manage the resources allocated from grants, gifts and sponsored agreements. Both the University and the government have specific protocols in place to prevent the misuse of funds and other resources. Please contact your assigned contract and grant specialist if you have specific questions, or if you have questions about other forms and steps in the award process. If you are unsure of who holds the contract and grant specialist position for your department, please refer to the Administrator Directory search on the Staff Directory Page.

UD Individual Development Plan Assessment Form (IDP Form)

University of Delaware IDP Assessment Form
The University of Delaware requires Individual Development Plans (IDPs) to be completed for graduate students and postdocs funded by NIH (regardless of funding mechanism) each year. The use of IDPs for all graduate students and postdocs is encouraged as a means for professional development and career planning. Additionally, other funding agencies are beginning to request IDPs. To aide in this requirement the UD Research Office is providing an IDP Assessment Form that will help with this effort.

Related Links

AAAS “myIDP” Individual Development Planning Tool
UD Individual Development Plan (IDP) Policy

UDRF Final Report Template

The University requires that a report on the project be submitted to the Research Office no later than 90 days after the end of the grant.

This form serves as a template for the Final Report on GUR and UDRF Grants. Completion of this form affects eligibility for future internally funded grants.

For more info contact
The Research Development Office
researchdev@udel.edu
(302) 831-2136

UDRF-SI Final Report Template

The University requires that a report on the project be submitted to the Research Office no later than 90 days after the end of the grant.

This form serves as a template for the Final Report on GUR and UDRF Grants. Completion of this form affects eligibility for future internally funded grants.

For more info contact
The Research Development Office
researchdev@udel.edu
(302) 831-2136

Uniform Biological Material Transfer Agreement

In 1995, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) published the Uniform Biological Material Transfer Agreement (UBMTA) and an Implementing Letter for the transfer of materials between nonprofit institutions.  The University of Delaware is one of the institutions which has signed the UBMTA which allows signatory institutions to transfer materials to one another using a boilerplate Implementing Letter for the particular transfer.

Use of the UBMTA is optional, UD researchers may opt to use the Non-Biologicals form as an alternative.    Note that the UBMTA Letter must accompany the UBMTA in all cases.  Please provide investigator/scientist information as appropriate and sign as recipient or provider.  Attach the completed UBMTA to the Webform before submitting.

Related Links

• Material Transfer Agreement Required Webform
• Material Transfer Agreement Template – Incoming
• Material Transfer Agreement Template – Outgoing
• Uniform Biological Material Transfer Agreement
• Uniform Biological Material Transfer Agreement Implementation Letter

Uniform Biological Material Transfer Agreement Implementation Letter

The UBMTA Letter must be used in conjunction with the UBMTA.  The Implementing Letter contains a description of the material and a statement indicating that the material is being transferred in accordance with the terms of the UMBTA. It must be executed by the provider scientist and the recipient scientist, and is subject to UD Research Office approvals.  Please complete the highlighted sections of the form and sign as provider or receiver as appropriate.  Attached the completed UBMTA Letter to the Webform before submitting.

Related Links

• Material Transfer Agreement Required Webform
• Material Transfer Agreement Template – Incoming
• Material Transfer Agreement Template – Outgoing
• Uniform Biological Material Transfer Agreement
• Uniform Biological Material Transfer Agreement Implementation Letter