Pre-Award. All costs incurred by the award recipient prior to the start date specified in the award issued by the Department are incurred at the recipient’s own expense.
Pre-Award. Contractor hereby agrees that any allowable costs incurred by the awardee pursuant to this grant/agreement, prior to the obligation of funds by the Department are incurred at the Contractor’s own risk.
Pre-Award. Assist with the preparation of proposal submissions, completing forms, developing budgets, collect subrecipient proposal information and completing other administrative tasks related to proposal submission, including response to sponsor just in time requests including revised budgets. • Prepare UVMClick - Funding Proposals, including SF424 system to system Xxxxxx.xxx submissions. • Prepare UVMClick - Funding Proposals for Gifts in Support of Research • Assist with preparing proposals in unique sponsor electronic proposal submission systems, such as Xxxxxxxx.xxx, FASTLANE, and Proposal Central. • Assist with finding answers to pre award questions. • Initiate and prepare request for Advance Accounts.
Pre-Award. The awardee hereby agrees that all costs incurred by the awardee prior to the start date specified in the grant agreement issued by the Department are incurred at the awardee’s own expense.
Pre-Award. Proposers may make appointments with the Executive Director to discuss the scope of services. This, however, does not relieve proposers from written, documented requests for changes or clarifications as described below. Requests for clarification of or changes in the Scope of Services, and protest of any part of the Scope of Services must be received by the Agency in writing not less than 18 full days before the date of Response Date. Any request for a change in the Scope of Services must be fully supported with pertinent information. The Agency’s replies to requests under the above paragraph will be postmarked at least 10 full days before the Response Date. The Agency in its reply will respond specifically to each material issue raised in the protest.
Pre-Award. Developer and Subrecipient must submit to Grantee the proposed scope, budget, schedule, and sources for the Project. These materials were submitted to Grantee during the application process.
Pre-Award. Prior to awarding a Contract, the City reserves the right to visit the premises of any Offeror being considered for a Contract. The site visit will be made during the evaluation process to determine whether or not the Offeror has the appropriate facilities, equipment, inventory, licenses, registrations, permits, and qualified personnel to perform according to the Scope of Work (Section 0500). Offerors, who in the City’s opinion, do not have the resources to perform, will not be considered for Contract award regardless of their proposal price. The Offeror shall furnish, or cause to be furnished, without additional charge, all reasonable assistance to the City to facilitate the site visit.
Pre-Award. All costs incurred by Subrecipient prior to the start date of this Subaward are incurred at the Subrecipient’s own expense.
Pre-Award. The pre-award phase represents the beginning of the grant lifecycle, which includes announcing opportunities, submitting applications, and reviewing applications. Pre-Award Services support the University community in proposal development through value-added, high-quality service and professional partnerships with Principal Investigators, facilitating research. The UCC-sponsored program personnel work collaboratively with investigators to submit grant applications, serving as a dedicated central resource in all matters related to the University and sponsor policies for proposal development and submission.
