Grantee Resources
The grantee resources page includes the sources of CPRIT’s requirements, such as statutory and administrative rule text, as well as guidance on how to understand and apply those requirements during a CPRIT grant project. Examples of the grantee resources include proposed administrative rule changes, the Grant Policies and Procedures Guide, previous and upcoming compliance training opportunities, and other helpful webinars. Grantees will also find guidance on how to report fraud, waste, and abuse to CPRIT using Red Flag Reporting.
CPRIT Grant Management System
CPRIT utilizes an online grants management system that allows you to correspond with staff, manage budget information, submit reimbursement requests and required reports, manage grant contacts and review and accept contracts and contract amendments.
Statutes
Texas Health and Safety Code Chapter 102
Article III of Texas Constitution establishing CPRIT
Rules
Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, Chapters 701 – 703
Code of Conduct and Ethics
Policies and Procedures Guide
The Policies and Procedures Guide is made available for individuals and organizations interested in the CPRIT cancer research and prevention funding award program. It provides the framework for the review, award, implementation, and monitoring of CPRIT-funded research and prevention grant awards, as well as information on the rules and requirements that applicants and recipients of CPRIT grant awards must follow
- CPRIT Policies and Procedures Guide
The current version of the Grantee Policies & Procedures Guide is dated April 2026. - Texas Grant Management Standards (TxGMS)
Training
CPRIT is holding a redesigned and interactive webinar to help current grantees successfully navigate compliance and reporting requirements. The training includes an overview of common reporting errors, relevant administrative rule changes, interactive exercises, and a Q&A with staff.
CPRIT’s administrative rule § 703.22 requires all grantees to complete an annual compliance training by December 31 of each year. The Authorized Signing Official (ASO) and at least one other individual from each organization must attend the annual compliance training; however, we encourage all staff who use CPRIT’s grants management system to participate in this training.
PLEASE NOTE: Grantee compliance trainings are program specific. Organizations with grants across multiple programs should attend the training that pertains to the majority of their awards.
CPRIT staff participating in the webinar included representatives from the compliance department, program staff, operations staff, and the legal department.
Thursday June 20, 10:00 - 11:30 AM CST
Thursday June 20, 1:00 - 02:30 PM CST
Thursday June 27, 10:00 - 11:30 AM CST
Resources from Previous Compliance Training Sessions
Funding Webinars
CPRIT offers several funding opportunities for promising cancer research, product development, and prevention programs. All funding opportunities are announced through formal Requests for Applications (RFAs) and applications must be submitted through the online application receipt system.
Recently Held Webinars:
- Texas Connect RFA Informational Webinar – Held: March 20, 2023
- Prevention Program Webinar on the newly released RFAs – Held: June 01, 2022
Reporting Forms
The grant reporting forms listed here allow grantees to provide supplementary information when required to the grant reports found in CARS-CGMS.
Reporting Fraud, Waste and Abuse
Pursuant to Texas Administrative Code § 701.9, CPRIT has established a system to receive confidential reports of suspected instances or events that failed to comply with CPRIT's applicable laws, rules and policies, including allegations of fraud, waste and abuse.
To report fraud, waste and/or abuse occurring at the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT), call Red Flag Reporting at 1-877-647-3335 and use Client Code: 5124633190 or go to www.RedFlagReporting.com. Click here for more information about reporting suspected fraud, waste, or abuse.
Reports of suspected fraud, waste, or abuse relating to state funds associated with state agencies and institutions or higher education may be made to the Texas State Auditor's Office (SAO). To report an allegation of fraud, waste, or abuse, with the SAO visit the Texas State Auditor's Office website.
Resource Documents
The grant reporting resource documents listed here are designed to assist grantees in submitting accurate information and documentation for all expenses reported to CPRIT.
FSR Checklist for Academic Research
FSR Checklist for Product Development
FSR Checklist for Prevention
FSR categories and required supporting documentation
Standardized GL with FSR and match columns
Match Eligibility Matrix
Template for Product Development grantees for annual report
Academic Research FAQ 1 - Answer
Academic Research FAQ 2 - Answer
Academic Research FAQ 3 - Answer
Prevention FAQ 1 - Answer
Prevention FAQ 2 - Answer
Prevention FAQ 3 - Answer
Product Development Research FAQ 1 - Answer
Product Development Research FAQ 2 - Answer
Product Development Research FAQ 3 - Answer
