Phase II application deadline

[Athna]

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I have some questions about the deadline for submitting our Phase II application after the Phase I budget period ends, and how a one-year no-cost extension might affect that deadline.
According to the NIH website, “the recipient may submit a Phase II application either before or after expiration of the Phase I budget period. A Phase I recipient must submit a Phase II application within the first six application submission due dates following the expiration of the Phase I budget period.”
Can you please help us clarify whether we need to submit a Phase II application within the first six application deadlines after the end of the initial Phase I budget period? If we request an NIH STTR no-cost extension for one year, is the deadline for submitting a Phase II application based on the end date of the initial Phase I program plus the additional year provided by the no-cost extension？
Thank you very much for your help！

[Leisa]

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Thank you for the question. You will need to submit the Phase II application within the first six application deadlines after the end date of the no cost extension.

[Ann]

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I’m not sure, but I remembered I saw somewhere that the no-cost extension does not prolong the phase 2 deadline. This means the 6 cycles begin to count from the original scheduled SBIR ending time. ?

[Ann]

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it says,
‘…. Importantly, no-cost extensions do not extend the Phase II submission dealine’

A no-cost extension will not extend your window to submit a Phase II proposal.
https://seedfund.nsf.gov/resources/awardees/phase-1/no-cost-extension/

But it’s from NSF, should it be the same with NIH?

[Leisa]

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It is not the same for NIH. I suggest you talk to your program officer so you can be 100% sure (and it’s always good to let the program officer know what your plans are for submitting the Phase II application).

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by Leisa.

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