Form NOAA 90-4 NOAA 90-4 Sea Grant Program Budget Form

OMB Control No. 0648-0362
Expiration Date 3/31/2008

SEA GRANT BUDGET FORM 90-4
GRANTEE:

GRANT/PROJECT NO.:

PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR:

DURATION (months) :

SALARIES AND WAGES:

man-months
No. of
Amount
People of Effort

1. Senior Personnel
a. (Co) Principal Investigator:
b. Associates (Faculty or Staff):
Sub Total:
2. Other Personnel
a. Professionals:
b. Research Associates:
c. Res. Asst./Grad. Students:
d. Prof. School Students:
e. Pre-Bachelor Student(s):
f. Secretarial-Clerical:
g. Technicians:
h. Other:
Total Salaries and Wages:

B. FRINGE BENEFITS:
Total Personnel (A and B):
C. PERMANENT EQUIPMENT:
D. EXPENDABLE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT:
E. TRAVEL:
1. Domestic
2. International
Total Travel:
F. PUBLICATION AND DOCUMENTATION COSTS:
G. OTHER COSTS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Etc.
Total Other Costs:
TOTAL DIRECT COST (A through G):
INDIRECT COST (On campus
% of
INDIRECT COST (Off campus
% of
Total Indirect Cost:
TOTAL COSTS:

):
):

months
Sea Grant
Funds

Yr.
Matching
Funds

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Expiration Date 3/31/2008

SEA GRANT BUDGET FORM 90-4
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utilization, and conservation of the Nation's ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes resources. It does this by providing
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