Institute of Museum and Library Services Sample Clauses

Institute of Museum and Library Services. Title: Status of Museum School Partnership.
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Institute of Museum and Library Services. Within the total for the Institute of Mu- seum and Library Services, the agreement includes funds for the following activities: Agreement Budget Activity FY 2020 Library Services Technology Act: Grants to States $166,803,000 Native American Library Services 5,263,000 National Leadership: Libraries 13,406,000 Xxxxx Xxxx 21st Century Librarian 10,000,000 Museum Services Act: Museums for America ................................. 25,899,000 Native American/Hawaiian Museum Serv- ices ......................................................... 1,772,000 National Leadership: Museums .................. 8,113,000 African American History and Culture Act: Museum Grants for African American His- tory & Culture ......................................... 2,731,000 Research, Analysis, and Data Collection ............ 3,013,000 Program Administration. ...................................... 15,000,000 Total ................................................... 252,000,000 MEDICAID AND CHIP PAYMENT AND ACCESS COMMISSION (MACPAC) Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT).—Within the amount provided, the agreement provides $300,000 for MACPAC to examine, to the extent data are available, the benefits of NEMT from State Medicaid programs on Medicaid beneficiaries, includ- ing beneficiaries with chronic diseases in- cluding end stage renal disease (ESRD), sub- stance abuse disorders, pregnant mothers, and patients living in remote, rural areas, and to examine the benefits of improving local coordination of NEMT with public transportation and other Federally-assisted transportation services. The agreement di- rects HHS to take no regulatory action on availability of NEMT service until the study is completed. NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD (NLRB) The agreement notes concern regarding NLRB personnel and obligation practices. Such practices have contributed to signifi- cant underspending on personnel costs. As a result of these practices, NLRB has had higher than historical funding lapses for the past two fiscal years. The October 2019 In- xxxxxxx General ‘‘Top Management and Per- formance Challenges’’ memorandum included in NLRB fiscal year 2019 Performance and Accountability Report identifies NLRB’s current methodology for determining the workforce capacity needed to process cases as a key challenge to the Board’s ability to ensure the quality of its investigative work product and maintain a highly motivated workforce. The agreement directs NLRB to address this challenge by posting...
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Institute of Museum and Library Services. C. To establish that SBA will respond to an offering letter within five (5) working days if the contract is valued at more than the simplified acquisition threshold and within two days of receipt if the contract is valued at or below the simplified acquisition thresholds . See 13 C.F.R. § l 24.503(a)(3) ;
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Institute of Museum and Library Services shall adhere to all limitations on sub- contracting provisions of FAR § 19.811-3.
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Institute of Museum and Library Services. Title: Evaluation and Learning for IMLS’s Applying Promising Practices for Small and Rural Libraries (APP) program. OMB Number: 3137–NEW.
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