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Cancer Moonshot℠ - Obligations by Budget Mechanism

With over $113 million carryover funds for Cancer Moonshot activities in fiscal year (FY) 2025, funding was allocated into four budget mechanisms: research grants, R&D contracts, intramural research, and research management and support. This is shown in the chart below.

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FY 2025 Cancer MoonshotSM Carryover - Obligations by Mechanism
 (Whole Dollars)
Type of MechanismMechanismNumberAmount1

Research Project Grants (RPGs)

 

 

Competing9$9,745,910
Noncompeting42$56,812,979
Admin Supplements0$108,494
Subtotal, without SBIR0$0
SBIR/STTR Grants0$0
Subtotal, RPGs51$66,667383

Centers

 

Cancer Centers-P30s2$721,072
P50s0$0
Cooperative Agreements-U54s/U41s0$0
Subtotal, Centers2$721,072

Other Research

 

Resource Grants-U24s/U2Cs $40,841,100
Subtotal, Other Research $40,841,100
Subtotal, Research Grants  $108,229,566
Intramural Research (IR)IR Program0$2,644,408
Research Management & Support (RMS)RMS0$0

R&D Contracts

 

 

R&D Contracts $2,729,379
SBIR/STTR Contracts $0
Subtotal, R&D Contracts $2,729,379
Total  $113,603,353
1 Includes obligations and recoveries from fiscal years 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, and 2023 carryover accounts.  
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