Common use of Grant Term Clause in Contracts

Grant Term. The Grant term is the period during which grant funds may be expended. Expiration of the Grant Term does not relieve the subrecipient from the duty to fulfill long term grant requirements, some of which may extend indefinitely. Such long-term requirements may include but are not limited to, maintenance of the completed project, applicable reporting requirements, and obtaining the State’s approval before selling or transferring equipment or property acquired with grant proceeds.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Grant Agreement, Grant Agreement, Grant Agreement

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Grant Term. The Grant term is the period during which grant funds may be expended. Expiration of the Grant Term does not relieve the subrecipient from the duty to fulfill long term grant requirements, some of which may extend indefinitely. Such long-term requirements may include but are not limited to, maintenance of the completed project, applicable reporting requirements, and obtaining the State’s State’s approval before selling or transferring equipment or property acquired with grant proceeds.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Grant Agreement

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