More Information on Progress Report Search By IPF Number
The returned list shows all progress reports by due date and PI name for reports due to NIH in the next four months or so. The list can also be imported easily into other programs for sorting, printing or just saving. Save the output file as an .HTM file and then open with your favorite spreadsheet or word processing program. Grants that will be going into the final year of the project period are flagged with an asterisk (*) in the column labeled "LY". Please review the NIH Grants Policy Statement for additional information concerning recompetition or closeout.
If you do not know the IPF number of your institution, you can use the NIH IPF Number Search.
PLEASE NOTE: Some NIH Institutes have changed their due date requirements on training grants. Please contact the grants management specialists at your awarding component if you have questions regarding the progress report due date. The grants management specialist name and contact information can be found on your latest Notice of (Grant) Award (NoA).
- For copies of the NIH 2590 form, which is used for the submission of these progress reports, go to the NIH OER Forms Page.
- For information about where to mail your progress report or for other questions about this process, contact your NIH Awarding component. Contact information can be found at http://grants.nih.gov/grants/type5_mailing_addresses.htm.
- For technical information about this page, contact the eRA Commons Helpdesk.
- For all other grant or progress report-related issues, contact your NIH awarding component or the NIH Grants Policy Office.
This query will not include progress reports for Multi-year Funded awards (MYF) which are always due on or before the anniversary of the budget/project period start date of the award and are uploaded as a PDF through the eRA Commons (see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/policy/myf.htm for instructions).
