Search for prospective sponsors, request for proposals, contracts, and other funding information using the GCO funding opportunities packet, deadline calendar, online databases, and links to funders. All users with access to InfoEd have access to the SPIN portal, where you can opt to have opportunities sent directly to your e-mail address.
To access SPIN use the "Logon to InfoEd" link and from the InfoEd landing page, select "Find a Funding Opportunity" to begin your search. For more information, please review the SPIN Getting Started Instructions.
Research Roadmap Funding Opportunities
Please visit the Funding and Training Opportunities page on the Research Roadmap and find internal and external funding opportunites.
Funding Opportunities: Continuous Submission Edition
Funding Opportunities: Monthly Edition
Funding Opportunities: Recent Announcements
These Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOAs) were recently sent to the GCO. Please note that some of the announcements are time-sensitive with application or letter of intent deadlines that may be due in as little as two weeks.
Committee on Special Awards: Limited Submissions
Many foundations limit the amount of grant applications that can be submitted from any single institution. In these cases, applications are reviewed by the Committee on Special Awards (CoSA). The primary reviewers present the proposal to the committee for discussion. Each member votes afterward by secret ballot and ranks the proposal. Based on their ranking, the committee recommends the applications to the Dean for approval. To see a listing of special grant, scholarship and fellowship opportunities, please visit the Upcoming Awards section of the CoSA website.
Contracts
A contract is a mechanism for procurement of a product or service with specific obligations for both Mount Sinai and the extramural funding agency and recipient. Typically, there are greater performance expectations associated with contracts, including project milestones and detailed deliverables (e.g., reports). The arrangement is usually designed to benefit the extramural funding agency by achieving an expected outcome or product. We have compiled links to the following contract resources:
Commerce Business Daily (CBD) lists notices of proposed government procurement actions, contract awards, sales of government property and other procurement information. Each notice only appears in the CBD once.
FedBizOpps (FBO) lists over 23,000 immediate Federal procurement request for proposals (RFPs).
Crowdfunding
Researchers can conduct direct appeals through crowdfunding internet sites by presenting an idea and how much funding you will need to accomplish the project. We offer resources to assist Mount Sinai faculty and staff interested in tapping this funding method.