Office of Sponsored Programs

Selected Federal Application Forms

• Agriculture, Department of
  • CSREES Funding Programs (including Application Forms and Deadlines)

• Air Force Office of Scientific Research
  • Proposer's Guide to AFOSR's Research Programs

• Army Research Office
  • Proposal Evaluation Form, Reporting Instructions (including Standard Form SF-298), and BAA Forms

• Energy, Department of
  • Office of Science (formerly Office of Energy Research)

• Environmental Protection Agency
  • Science To Achieve Results (STAR) Grant Forms and Standard Instructions

• National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  • Guidance for the Preparation and Submission of Unsolicited Proposals
  • Research Opportunities Online
  • Office of Space Science Research Opportunities

• National Science Foundation
  • Grant Proposal Guide (GPG) - Application Guide
  • FAQs on Proposal Preparation and Award Administration
  • Division of Undergraduate Education
  • Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) - Program Instructions and Project Summary Form

• Office of Naval Research
  • "How to Submit a Proposal"

• Public Health Service (PHS)
  • PHS 398: Public Health Service Grant (Includes Research Career Awards and Institutional National Research Service Awards)
    • NIH Modular Grant Application Procedures
  • PHS 2590: Continuation for a Public Health Service Grant
  • PHS 416-1: Individual National Research Service Award
  • Research Career Development Programs [K-series] Guidelines

• TRAM - Maintained by Arizona State University as a service for research administrators, this Web site contains a collection of interactive forms for various government agencies. Most forms are available in both Macintosh and PC versions, with many in iPDF format. The forms have been submitted by numerous contributors, and have been designed to be both universally usable and true to the original forms. Please note: OSP is not responsible for the content or maintenance of TRAM.

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Last modified: May 4, 2006
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