Cost Share Goals Sample Clauses

Cost Share Goals. In order to meet the overall cost share goal contemplated by the Joint Funding Agreement, each Task Order shall specify the specific the applicable Project cost share requirement for that Task Order. Recipients will report, and the Program Administrator will track and report costs in accordance with each Task Order to facilitate monitoring of cost share accomplishments. For Projects that are not meeting cost share requirements, the Program Administrator may adjust future milestone payments amounts. To the maximum extent practicable, Project Participant matching funds must come from non-federal sources and may be augmented by several narrow categories of federally-reimbursed costs as outlined in the below paragraph D. Acceptable Cost Share Origins are consistent with 32 CFR 37.530 and Cost Accounting Principles. Quarterly and annual reports described in the each Task Order Statement of Work will closely monitor the share percentage and form the basis for evaluating these goals. For cost sharing purposes, Recipients may include organizations outside the Collaboration members. It is understood that the exact share ratio at any point in time will fluctuate. In calculating the cost share ratio, both cash and in-kind cost share contributions shall be used as defined below. Labor provided in support of research and technology transition that is not included should be reported and if from an acceptable source counted as Industry cost share. The amount of labor provided from sources that are not from an acceptable source will be reviewed periodically to determine if an adjustment in overall cost share requirement is appropriate. The Program Administrator shall establish a method to capture and report the labor and the cost share.
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Cost Share Goals. For the purposes of this Agreement, the goal is for industry to share 50% of the cost of NSRP ASE technology development and technology transfer activities with the Navy. To that end, the Program Participants will report, and the Program Administrator will track and report technology development/transfer costs in accordance with the Statement of Work to facilitate monitoring of cost share accomplishments. The amount of Collaboration cost share to be provided under this Agreement is subject to refinement based upon the Agreement Officer’s periodic review of the practicability of Collaboration cost share. To the maximum extent practicable, industry-provided matching funds must come from non- federal sources and may be augmented by several narrow categories of federally-reimbursed costs as outlined in the below paragraph D. Acceptable Cost Share Origins, consistent with 32 CFR 37.530 and Cost Accounting Principles. It is recognized that many members of the Collaboration are now engaged in exclusive Government work, thereby reducing the sources of non-Federally reimbursed funds. Quarterly and annual reports described in the Statement of Work will closely monitor the share percentage and form the basis for evaluating these goals. For cost sharing purposes, the Collaboration may include Program Participants outside the Collaboration members. It is understood that the exact share ratio at any point in time will fluctuate. In calculating the Collaboration share ratio, both cash and in-kind cost share contributions shall be used as defined below. All activities performed by the Program Administrator supporting the attached Statement of Work will be borne by the Navy up to a $1.57M ceiling from award through 30 Sept 2018 and
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