NEGOTIATION AND AWARD Sample Clauses

NEGOTIATION AND AWARD. The specific dollar amount awarded to each successful Applicant will depend upon the merit and scope of the Application, the recommendation of the selection committee, and the decision of the Executive Commissioner. Not all Applicants who are deemed eligible to receive funds are assured of receiving an award. The negotiation phase will involve direct contact between the successful Applicant and the Purchaser via phone and/or email. During negotiations, successful Applicants may expect: A. An in-depth discussion of the submitted application and budget; and B. Requests from HHSC for clarification or additional detail regarding submitted Application. The final funding amount and the provisions of the contract will be determined at the sole discretion of HHSC staff. HHSC may announce tentative or apparent grant recipients once the Executive Commissioner has given approval to initiate negotiation and execute contracts. Any exceptions to the requirements, terms, conditions, or certifications in the RFA or attachments, Addendums, or revisions to the RFA or general provisions, sought by the Applicant must be specifically detailed in writing by the Applicant on Exhibit G: Exceptions and Assumptions Form in this application and submitted to HHSC for consideration. HHSC will accept or reject each proposed exception. HHSC will not consider exceptions submitted separately from the application or at a later date. HHSC will post to the eGrants Website and may publicly announce a list of Applicants whose Applications are selected for final award. This posting does not constitute HHSC’s agreement with all the terms of any Applicant’s application and does not bind HHSC to enter into a contract with any Applicant whose award is posted.
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NEGOTIATION AND AWARD. The specific fees for services established for each successful Applicant will depend upon the merit and scope of the Application, the recommendation of the Selection Committee, and the decision of the Executive Commissioner. Not all Applicants who are deemed eligible to receive funds are assured of receiving an award. The negotiation phase will involve direct contact between the successful Applicant and HHSC representatives via phone and/or email. During negotiations, successful Applicants may expect: • An in-depth discussion of the submitted proposal and budget; and • Requests from HHSC for clarification or additional detail regarding submitted Application. The final fees for services and the provisions of the contract will be determined at the sole discretion of HHSC staff. HHSC may announce tentative or apparent grant recipients once the Executive Commissioner has given approval to initiate negotiation and execute contracts. HHSC will post to the ESBD Website and may publicly announce a list of Applicants whose Applications are selected for final award. This posting does not constitute HHSC’s agreement with all the terms of any Applicant’s proposal and does not bind HHSC to enter into a contract with any Applicant whose award is posted.
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NEGOTIATION AND AWARD. The specific dollar amount awarded to each successful Applicant will depend upon the merit and scope of the Application, the recommendation of the Selection Committee, the number of selected Applicants, and the decision of the Executive Commissioner. Not all Applicants who are deemed eligible to receive funds are assured of receiving an award. The negotiation phase will involve direct contact between the successful Applicant and DSHS representatives via phone and/or email. During negotiations, successful Applicants may expect:
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