Multiple Non-Federal Sponsors Sample Clauses

Multiple Non-Federal Sponsors. 1. It is strongly preferred that there is one party only as the Non-Federal Sponsor for the FCSA. Nonetheless, it is permissible to have more than one Non-Federal Sponsor if the Non-Federal Sponsors are jointly and severally responsible for all non-Federal obligations and responsibilities under the FCSA. The FCSA should be modified to use the term “Non-Federal Sponsors” throughout along with the necessary modifications to change, as appropriate, verbs and pronouns from singular to plural. In addition, insert into the FCSA as the last Article the following:
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Multiple Non-Federal Sponsors. A. It is strongly preferred that there is one party only as the Non-Federal Sponsor for the PPA. Nonetheless, it is permissible to have more than one Non-Federal Sponsor if the Non-Federal Sponsors are jointly and severally responsible for all non-Federal obligations and responsibilities under the PPA. (Any proposal to allow for a division of responsibilities will require Headquarters approval and should be coordinated with the full vertical team in advance of submission of the draft PPA for review and approval.) The PPA should be modified to use the term “Non-Federal Sponsors” throughout along with the necessary modifications to change, as appropriate, verbs and pronouns from singular to plural. In addition, insert into the PPA as the last Article the following:
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Multiple Non-Federal Sponsors. It is strongly preferred that there is one party only as the Non-Federal Sponsor for the agreement. Nonetheless, it is permissible to have more than one Non-Federal Sponsor if the Non-Federal Sponsors are jointly and severally responsible for all non-Federal obligations and responsibilities under the agreement. The agreement should be modified to use the term “Non-Federal Sponsors” throughout along with the necessary modifications to change, as appropriate, verbs and pronouns from singular to plural. In addition, insert into the agreement as the last Article the following:
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Multiple Non-Federal Sponsors. While it is preferable that there is one party only as the Non-Federal Sponsor for the FCSA, it is permissible to have more than one Non-Federal Sponsor and in such case, the FCSA should be modified to use the term “Non-Federal Sponsors” throughout along with the necessary modifications to change, as appropriate, verbs and pronouns from singular to plural. The Non-Federal Sponsors need to understand that they will be jointly and severally liable for all non-Federal obligations and responsibilities under the agreement. Any proposal to allow for a division of responsibilities between Non-Federal Sponsors will require approval of the HQUSACE. Option 5: Study in American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, or the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. In accordance with Section 1156 of the Water Resources Development Act of 1986, Public Law 99-662, as amended (33 U.S.C. 2310), up to $455,000 in non-Federal cost sharing is waived. The following changes to the FCSA should be made: 1. Replace the last sentence in Article I.B. with the following: “The term does not include any costs for dispute resolution; for participation in the Study Coordination Team; for audits; for an Independent External Peer Review panel, if required; or for negotiating this Agreement. It also does not include any costs funded at full Federal expense based on the waiver of non-Federal cost sharing in accordance with Article II.J.” 2. Replace Article II.B. in its entirety with the following:
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