Agency Secure Image and Storage Sample Clauses

Agency Secure Image and Storage. Tracking (ASIST) System is the Agency's official electronic repository for all Acquisition & Assistance (A&A) award documentation. A&A staff must file all documentation relating to an award, from pre-solicitation through close out, in ASIST. AORs must also maintain their award administration files in ASIST. The requirements and procedures for filing award documents in ASIST, as well as standards for file documentation by award type are available internally at xxxxx://xxxxx.xxxxx.xxx/M/OAA/assistance-resources. The ASIST guidelines also contain guidance for maintaining older awards in the paper-based format. The AO must document the negotiation process for a new assistance award or an amendment of an existing award, along with other pre-award determinations in a Memorandum of Negotiation. The Memorandum of Negotiations must be included in the award file together with all applicable supporting documentation.‌‌‌‌‌ ● The program description clearly identifies the purpose of the program, contains an implementation plan that specifically identifies each element of the program, and specifies the duration of the assistance instrument.‌ ● All elements of the award – including items in the schedule such as period of performance, award amount, place of performance, and program description – clearly and coherently express the specific understandings of both parties.‌ ● The Branding Strategy and Marking Plan meet regulatory and USAID policy requirements. If the Administrator has provided a written determination for use of an additional or substitute logo or seal and tagline representing a presidential initiative or other high level interagency federal initiative, the AO must identify the alternate branding to be used in the award (see 2 CFR 700.16 or, for non-U.S. organizations, see the provision entitled “Marking and Public Communications Under USAID-Funded Assistance”).‌‌‌ ● All representations and certifications are completed and current.‌
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Agency Secure Image and Storage. Tracking (ASIST) System is the Agency's official electronic repository for all Acquisition & Assistance (A&A) award documentation. A&A staff must file all documentation relating to an award, from pre-solicitation through close out, in ASIST. AORs must also maintain their award administration files in ASIST. The requirements and procedures for filing award documents in ASIST, as well as standards for file documentation by award type are available internally at xxxxx://xxxxx.xxxxx.xxx/M/OAA/assistance-resources. The ASIST guidelines also contain guidance for maintaining older awards in the paper-based format. The AO must document the negotiation process for a new assistance award or an amendment of an existing award, along with other pre-award determinations in a Memorandum of Negotiation. The Memorandum of Negotiations must be included in the award file together with all applicable supporting documentation.‌‌‌‌‌‌ ● The Branding Strategy and Marking Plan meet regulatory and USAID policy requirements. If the Administrator has provided a written determination for use of an additional or substitute logo or seal and tagline representing a presidential initiative or other high level interagency federal initiative, the AO must identify the alternate branding to be used in the award (see 2 CFR 700.16 or, for non-U.S. organizations, see the provision entitled “Marking and Public Communications Under USAID-Funded Assistance”).‌‌‌ ● All “specific conditions” are identified (see 303.3.9.2).‌ ● The award complies with all CFRs and Executive Orders in the mandatory references (303.4), the Standard Provisions, other ADS chapters, and other USAID guidance, as appropriate.‌ Applicable” standard provisions that are intended to be a term and condition of the award. The AO must determine which “Required as Applicable” standard provisions to include in the award using the guidance found in Applicability Statements of each “Required as Applicable” standard provision and the applicable mandatory references and additional help documents included with this chapter.

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