Interagency Agreements. Expired contracts subject to the exception at Section G of this memorandum.
Interagency Agreements. 1.1 Both Parties will endeavour to provide opportunities for the other Party to provide input to or involvement in interagency initiatives with other organizations that impact the activities of the other Party within the local trust area/electoral area.
1.2 Either Party will refer interagency agreements or initiatives with other organizations that impact the activities of the other Party within the local trust area/electoral area for comment before concluding such an interagency agreement.
1.3 Either Party will provide copies to the other Party of interagency agreements or terms of reference for interagency projects relevant to the local trust area/electoral area.
Interagency Agreements. The Army and EPA are encouraged to enter into interagency agreements with other federal, state, tribal and local agencies which will provide assistance to the Corps and EPA in pursuit of Section 404 enforcement activities. For example, the preliminary enforcement site investigations or post-case monitoring activities required to ensure compliance with any enforcement order can be delegated to third parties (e.g., FWS) who agree to assist Corps/EPA in compliance efforts. However, only the Corps or EPA may make a violation determination and/or pursue an appropriate enforcement response based upon information received from a third party.
Interagency Agreements. The World Health Organization agrees to inform the Council of any for- mal agreement between the Organization and any other specialized agency, intergovernmental organization or non-governmental organization and in particular agrees to inform the Council of the nature and scope of any such agreement before it is concluded.
Interagency Agreements. A) A State agency shall use the Uniform Intergovernmental Grant Agreement (UIGA) as the legal instrument reflecting a relationship between the State grantmaking agency and the awardee when:
i) The principal purpose of the relationship is to transfer a thing of value to the awardee to carry out a public purpose of support or stimulation authorized by State or federal law; and
ii) Substantial involvement is not expected between the State agency and the awardee when carrying out the activity contemplated in the Grant Agreement.
B) The UIGA should be used when issuing a grant, as defined in Section 7000.20, to another governmental entity (see the Intergovernmental Cooperation Act), such as a city, municipality, county health department, State university or State agency (whether or not under the Governor's jurisdiction).
C) Intergovernmental Agreements that pledge support, share data or pledge a joint effort on a project and do not constitute a grant should not use the UIGA.
D) Employment or personal services Intergovernmental Agreements should not use the UIGA.
Interagency Agreements. A. In response to requests from the NRC for USACE assistance under this MOU, USACE and the NRC shall execute mutually agreed-upon IAs written on Engineer Form 4914-R. NRC Form 662 is the equivalent to Engineer Form 4914-R and Defense Form 1144. IAs must include: - a detailed scope of work statement - delivery schedules - funding and billing arrangements - the amount of funds required and available to accomplish the scope of work as stated above - the NRC’s fund citation and the date upon which the cited funds expire for obligation purposes
B. Each IA must identify the following items: - individual project managers - types of contracts to be used (if known), and each party proposed to provide services - types and frequencies of reports - the party responsible for Government-furnished equipment; contract administration; records maintenance; rights to data, software, and intellectual property; and contract audits - procedures for amending or modifying the IA - other particulars necessary to describe clearly the obligations of the parties with respect to the requested services and supplies - period of performance - key personnel - requirements for dissemination of project information - requirement for a spending plan that projects the level of cost expenditure under a project or task order, to track costs and technical progress against the projected spending and percentage of the project or task order. (This requirement is not applicable to IAs that are for less than six months in duration.)
C. Services and incidental supplies shall be provided under this MOU only after an appropriate IA has been signed by a representative of each party authorized to execute that IA. When signed by each party’s representative, an IA shall constitute a valid Economy Act agreement. In the case of conflict between this MOU and an IA, this MOU shall control.
Interagency Agreements. Agreements with government agencies (Ex: CalFire, Transit Authorities, Utilities, Waste & Recycling agencies, etc.) take precedence. Federal/local Government Agreements: Agreements with cities, counties, Federal governments fall under existing guidelines for those government agencies. Research Sub-awards: These are governed by existing underlying agreements. Higher education institution agreements: Agreements between UC and other higher education institutions to provide specialized services needed by other institutions (Ex: biological testing, data analysis, technical advisors, specialized research services, etc.).
Interagency Agreements. Because only the State Medicaid agency may submit a claim to CMS to receive FFP for allowable and properly allocated demonstration costs, every participating entity that is performing administrative activities on behalf of the demonstration program must be covered, either directly or indirectly, through an interagency agreement. This agreement must be in effect before the Medicaid agency may claim federal matching funds for any administrative activities conducted by MetroHealth as detailed in the agreement with the Medicaid agency. For purposes of Ohio’s MetroHealth Care Plus section 1115 demonstration, the administrative activities performed by MetroHealth on behalf of the State Medicaid agency will be covered through a subgrant agreement between the State Medicaid agency and MetroHealth. The state Medicaid agency will be entering into a subgrant agreement with MetroHealth. The state will forward a copy of the subgrant agreement to CMS. The subgrant agreement will indicate that MetroHealth will be assuming all administrative activities associated with the demonstration. The state Medicaid agency is not hiring any additional staff for these administrative requirements. As such, the administrative activities that would otherwise have been the responsibility of the state Medicaid agency will be conducted by MetroHealth and subject to administrative claiming. In order to provide a basis for FFP to be claimed, the agreement will describe and define the relationships between the State Medicaid agency and MetroHealth and will document the scope of the activities being performed by MetroHealth. The subgrant agreement will include: • Mutual objectives of the agreement; • Responsibilities of all the parties to the agreement; • Activities or services each party to the agreement offers and under what circumstances; • Cooperative and collaborative relationships at the state and local levels; • Specific administrative claiming activity codes which have been approved by CMS, by reference or inclusion; • Specific methodology which has been approved by CMS for computation of the administrative claim, by reference or inclusion; • Methods for reimbursement, exchange of reports and documentation, and liaison between the parties, including designation of state and local liaison staff. The subgrant agreement will address the demonstration administrative claiming process, identify the services the state Medicaid agency will provide for the local entity, including any related re...
Interagency Agreements. By October 1, 1987, the commissioner and the commissioner of human services shall enter into a written contract for the design, delivery, and administration of employment and training services for applicants for or recipients of food stamps, the Minnesota family investment program, and general assistance. The contract must address:
(1) specific roles and responsibilities of each department;
(2) assignment and supervision of staff for interagency activities including any necessary interagency employee mobility agreements under the administrative procedures of the Department of Management and Budget;
(3) mechanisms for determining the conditions under which individuals participate in services, their rights and responsibilities while participating, and the standards by which the services must be administered;
(4) procedures for providing technical assistance to local service units, Indian tribes, and employment and training service providers;
(5) access to appropriate staff for ongoing development and interpretation of policy, rules, and program standards;
(6) procedures for reimbursing appropriate agencies for administrative expenses; and
(7) procedures for accessing available federal funds.
Interagency Agreements. DelDOT may enter into agreements with neighboring States, or other State of Delaware Agencies and County Agencies. These agreements can describe land acquisitions, the design process, stipulations on how construction is to be performed, or financial arrangements between parties. Each agreement is different and will provide information that may affect the Construction or Right-of-Way plans. Normally these agreements would reside in the project files with the DelDOT Practitioner that is responsible for the project or with the DelDOT Legal Section.
