Management and Program Structure Sample Clauses

Management and Program Structure. The Performer shall be responsible for the overall technical and program management of the Program, and technical planning and execution shall remain with the Performer. The DARPA Agreements Officer’s Representative (AOR), in consultation with the DARPA Program Manager (PM), shall provide recommendations to Program developments and technical collaboration and be responsible for the review and verification of the milestones.
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Management and Program Structure. Technical and program management of the coordinated research program established under this Agreement shall be accomplished through the management structures and processes detailed in this Article. 1. The CMC shall be responsible for the overall management of the Consortium including technical, programmatic, reporting, financial and administrative matters. 2. The DARPA PM shall fully participate in all meetings of the CMC. Other Government personnel as deemed appropriate by the DARPA PM may also participate in the technical portion of these meetings.
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Management and Program Structure. The CMF shall be responsible for the overall technical and program management of the ADC, and technical planning and execution shall remain with the CMF, including but not limited to reporting, financial and administrative matters, overall day-to-day management of Government-funded projects and all projects issued to Consortium Members under this OA. In consultation with NSF, the CMF shall establish an initial form of CMA and operate in accordance with its terms and conditions. In accordance with the Consortium’s CMA, or any other administration agreement between the Consortium, its members, and its CMF of record, the CMF will act on behalf of the Consortium in executing the OA, and any future modifications to it. All financial transactions between the Government and the Consortium, including payment, will be made via the CMF. The CMF will subsequently disburse funds to the Consortium Member awarded a PA. The NSF Agreements Officer’s Representative (AOR), in consultation with other NSF program representatives, shall provide recommendations on developments and technical collaboration and be responsible for ongoing review and verification of projects. In part to facilitate such review, the CMF in coordination with NSF will organize America’s DataHub Consortium Industry Days as requested by the AOR, a collaboration event designed to bring government, academia, and industry together around mission needs and potential solutions. The purpose of these Industry Days is to allow the Government to share its mission needs, and Consortium Members to share their state-of-the art capabilities and solutions. Reserved Modifications to the Agreement The NSF AOR shall be responsible for the review and verification of any recommendations to revise or otherwise modify the terms and conditions of this Agreement or Project Agreement subject to Section 3 of this section. For minor or administrative Agreement modifications the CMF will issue a written, unilateral Base Agreement modification; no signature is required by the ADC Member. The CMF may also execute unilateral administrative Project Agreement modifications, such as incremental funding modifications and point of contact changes; no signature is required by the ADC Member. The Parties shall mutually agree to and approve in writing all other Project Agreement modifications. The NSF AO, through the CMF will be responsible for instituting all non-minor modifications to project awards under this Agreement. In no event will an...
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Management and Program Structure. The CAMC shall be responsible for the management and integration of the party’s collaborative efforts under this agreement including programmatic, technical and reporting.
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Management and Program Structure. Technical and program management of the coordinated research program established under this Agreement shall be accomplished through the management structure and processes detailed in this Article. 1. Subject to the terms and conditions of the Articles of Collaboration of the Consortium, the CMC shall be responsible for the overall management of the Consortium including technical, programmatic, reporting, financial and administrative matters. 2. The ARPA Program Manager shall fully participate in all meetings of the CMC. Other Government personnel as deemed appropriate by the ARPA Program Manager may also participate in the technical portion of these meetings.
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Management and Program Structure. Technical and program management of the coordinated research program established under this Agreement shall be accomplished through the management structures and processes detailed in this Article and in relevant program documents. The ECB will actively manage program structure and administration in order to maximize funds available for investment in research. The ECB has selected the Program Administrator who, acting with guidance from the Parties, shall be responsible for the overall management of the Recipient, including technical, programmatic, reporting, financial and administrative matters. The Program Administrator employs the Executive Director for the program who will provide a single impartial point of contact to the Program Participants, the Government, and the respective designees. The Program Administrator is responsible for establishing a schedule of regular technical meetings, to be held on a quarterly basis. The Program Administrator shall notify all Program Participants of the established meeting schedule and, in the event of changes to this schedule, shall provide all Program Participants with reasonable notice prior to the next scheduled meeting. The NSRP is managed by a collaboration of shipyards. The ECB has appointed an Executive Director to manage the Program's operation, and approved Major Initiative Teams to ensure progress in each technology area specified in the Strategic Investment Plan. For management of individual projects on behalf of the Program, Program Technical Representatives (PTRs) are designated as the technical voice of the Program in dealing with each project. The PTRs are selected from the industry and while not employees of Program Administrator, are responsible and accountable to the Executive Director for all aspects of the PTR role. The PTRs report directly to the Program Technical Director (a Program Administrator employee on the Executive Director's staff) and work with the Program Administrator’s Contract Representative in overall project management and oversight. This is a unique arrangement based on the NAVSEA-sponsored, industry-managed Program. It is important to note that while the PTR is an agent of the Program and will work closely with the Recipient and Program Administrator’s Contract Representative, he or she has no authority to modify any provisions in a Project or in this Agreement. This authority rests solely with the Program Administrator’s Contract Representative.
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Management and Program Structure. Technical and program management of the coordinated program established under this Agreement must be accomplished through the management structures and processes detailed in this Article. 1. The AMC will be responsible for the overall management supervision of the Alliance including technical, programmatic, reporting, financial and administrative matters. 2. Technical and/or administrative officers will attend AMC meetings as requested by the AMC members. 3. HUBBA, as the recipient of USAID funding for specified activities in the budget, is responsible and accountable for USAID funding it receives and for ensuring that such funding is utilized per the provisions of this Agreement.
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Management and Program Structure. Technical and program management of the coordinated research program established under this Agreement shall be accomplished through the management structures and processes detailed in this Article and in relevant program documents. The ECB will actively manage program structure and administration in order to maximize funds available for investment in research. The ECB has selected the Program Administrator who, acting with guidance from the Parties, shall be responsible for the overall management of the Collaboration, including technical, programmatic, reporting, financial and administrative matters. The Program Administrator employs the Executive Director for the program who will provide a single impartial point of contact to the Collaboration, the Government, and the respective designees. The Program Administrator is responsible for establishing a schedule of regular technical meetings, to be held on a quarterly basis. The Program Administrator shall notify all Collaboration Members and the Program Manager of the established meeting schedule and, in the event of changes to this schedule, shall provide all Collaboration Members and the Program Manager with reasonable notice prior to the next scheduled meeting. Attendance at the quarterly technical meetings shall require a quorum from the Collaboration Member Companies, as defined in the Articles of Collaboration, and the Program Manager (or designee). The Program Manager shall participate in the appropriate program technical meetings held by the Program Administrator. Other Government personnel as deemed appropriate by the Program Manager may also participate in the technical portion of these meetings. The Program Manager or Designee will participate in ECB (or ECB designee) periodic reviews of research progress and will be involved with the ECB in the plans for future effort. Program Manager or Designee participation is as delineated in Program Documents specified in Attachment 1 Statement of Work.
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