PROGRAM SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS. 31. Debarment 15 32. Fiscal Accountability 15 33. Compliance with Non-Discrimination Laws 15 34. Performance Standards 16 35. Budget 16 36. Payment Requirements 17 37. Budget of Modification 16 38. Records and Audits 17 39. Program Services 19 40. Procurement 19 41. Compliance with Other Laws 20 42. Publication 21 43. Legal Status of CONTRACTOR 21 44. Performance Bond 22 45. CONTRACTOR Personnel – Drug-Free Workplace 22 46. CONTRACTOR’s Records 22
PROGRAM SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS. Participants
PROGRAM SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS. Schedule 2- Purchasing Arrangements and Service Obligations for Training Delivery funded or subsidised through Contestable Programs. • Schedule 2.1 Purchasing Arrangements • Schedule 2.2.Service Obligations
PROGRAM SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS. Debarment 15 32. Anti-Lobbying 15 33. Lobbying Certification 15 34. Fraud 16 35. Fiscal Accountability 16 36. Compliance with Non-Discrimination Laws 16 37. Performance Standards 17 38. Budget 20 39. Payment Requirements 20 40. Payment Terms – Payment in Arrears 22 41. Budget of Xxxxxxxxxxxx 00 00. Records and Audit Requirements 22 43. DUNS Number and Related Information 25 44. Program Services 25 45. Information Integrity and Security 26 46. Evaluation and Monitoring 28 47. Literature 28 48. Procurement 29 49. Compliance with Other Laws 29 50. Property 30 51. Publicity 33 52. Dissolution of Entity 33 53. CONTRACT Authorization 33 54. Legal Status of SUBRECIPIENT 33 55. Expenditure of Funds 33 56. Focal Points 34 57. SUBRECIPIENT Personnel – Drug-Free Workplace 34 58. Subrecipient Records 34 59. Definitions 35
PROGRAM SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS. Intern & Trainee Program.
PROGRAM SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS a. Awards Involving Pre-college Students: In accordance with sections 1869a and 1869b of title 42 of the United States Code, the Awardee will do the following:
i. Obtain from the school board or comparable authority responsible for the schools considering participation in the project, written approval prior to involvement of pre-college students in pre-college education research and development, pilot-testing, evaluation, and revision of experimental and innovative pre-college curriculum.
ii. Include in every publication, testing, or distribution agreement involving instructional materials developed under this grant (including, but not limited to, teachers' manuals, textbooks, films, tapes, or other supplementary material) a requirement that such material be made available within the school district using it for inspection by parents or guardians of children engaged in educational programs or projects using such material of that school district.
b. Diversity: The leadership, faculty, and students involved in an ERC shall be diverse in gender, race, ethnicity and persons with disabilities at levels that are benchmarked against the academic engineering-wide national averages. The faculty and staff of the ERC and the administrations of lead and partner universities receiving NSF funding shall devote the time and effort required to ensure that the diversity of the Centers' leadership teams, faculty, and students at all levels serves as a model for diversity within each institution and for the nation as a whole. The ERC will prepare and execute diversity strategic plans in collaboration with the home departments of the ERC- affiliated faculty. These plans shall articulate the ERC's diversity goals and intended actions but need not specify quantitative targets. The ERC also will be multicultural through the involvement of faculty and students from other countries by virtue of their role as faculty or students in the ERC's institutions and, through the involvement of faculty and students from the foreign partner universities. The involvement of foreign faculty and students also is expected to be diverse, representing a broad spectrum of cultures and countries. In fulfilling its obligations under the agreement and in compliance with the requirements of federal law, no university receiving federal funds will employ quotas or set-asides based on race. Each ERC will:
i. Demonstrate the existence of a partnership among the affiliated Deans of Engineering, other Deans,...
PROGRAM SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS. In submitting this Application for a Medicaid Pediatric Healthcare Recovery grant the Provider certifies, represents, acknowledges and agrees to the following:
1. EOHHS shall provide the Provider with a Medicaid Pediatric Healthcare Recovery Program grant in an amount calculated using the number of Medicaid covered children under eighteen (18) years of age, divided into four payments, and contingent on reporting and achieving patient well care visit measure benchmarks according to the specifications outlined in the Program Guidance and participation in participation in 1 or more psychosocial and behavioral health technical assistance sessions.
2. The Provider shall apply funds received through the Medicaid Pediatric Healthcare Recovery Program towards the following eligible expenses:
a. payroll expenses, including employee wages, overtime, or payroll support;
b. new costs related to COVID-19, including PPE, cleaning supplies, screening of patients and visitors;
c. costs otherwise associated with business interruptions caused by required closures due to COVID-19;
d. expenses necessary to achieve the patient well care visit measure benchmark and participate in Program technical assistance; and
e. other COVID-19 related expenditures.
3. The Provider shall maintain financial records, subject to audit by the State, demonstrating that funds received through the Medicaid Pediatric Healthcare Recovery Program are spent in accordance with the stated eligible uses of funds contained herein.
4. The Provider’s financial management system must provide the following:
PROGRAM SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS. In submitting this Application for a Medicaid Pediatric Primary Care Rate Supplement subaward the Provider certifies, represents, acknowledges and agrees to the following:
1. EOHHS shall provide the Provider with a Medicaid Pediatric Primary Care Rate Supplement subaward in an amount calculated using the number of Medicaid covered children under eighteen (18) years of age, divided into monthly allotments, and contingent on reporting and achieving patient access measure benchmarks according to the specifications outlined in the Program Guidance.
2. From August 1, 2020 through December 30, 2020, the Provider shall apply funds received through the Medicaid Pediatric Primary Care Rate Supplement Program towards the following eligible expenses,:
a. payroll expenses, including employee wages, overtime, or payroll support;
b. new costs related to COVID-19, including PPE, cleaning supplies, screening of patients and visitors;
c. costs otherwise associated with business interruptions caused by required closures due to COVID-19;
d. expenses necessary to achieve the patient access measure benchmark; and
e. other COVID-19 related expenditures.
3. The Provider shall maintain financial records, subject to audit by the State, demonstrating that funds received through the Medicaid Pediatric Primary Care Rate Supplement Program are spent in accordance with the stated eligible uses of funds contained herein.
4. The Provider’s financial management system must provide the following:
a. Identification of Federal Awards. Identification of all federal awards and subawards received and expended. Federal award identification must include, as applicable, the CFDA title and number, Federal award identification number (XXXX) and year, name of the Federal agency, and name of the pass-through entity such as a State Agency.
PROGRAM SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS. In submitting this Application for a Medicaid Pediatric Healthcare Recovery grant the Provider certifies, represents, acknowledges and agrees to the following:
1. EOHHS shall provide the Provider with a Medicaid Pediatric Healthcare Recovery Program grant in an amount calculated using the number of children under eighteen (18) years of age insured by Medicaid, divided into six payments, and contingent on: providing a Performance Improvement Plan; achieving quarterly performance and/or improvement targets on at least three out of four immunization and lead screening measures; and on participation in at least four out of six Behavioral Health Learning Initiative sessions.
2. The Provider shall apply funds received through the Medicaid Pediatric Healthcare Recovery Program towards the following eligible expenses:
a. payroll expenses, including employee wages, overtime, or payroll support;
b. new costs related to COVID-19, including PPE, cleaning supplies, screening of patients and visitors;
c. costs otherwise associated with business interruptions caused by required closures due to COVID-19;
d. expenses necessary to achieve the immunization and lead screening metrics and to participate in the Behavioral Health Learning Initiative and other Program technical assistance; and
e. other COVID-19 related expenditures.
3. The Provider shall maintain financial records, subject to audit by the State, demonstrating that funds received through the Medicaid Pediatric Healthcare Recovery Program are spent in accordance with the stated eligible uses of funds contained herein.
4. The Provider’s financial management system must provide the following:
PROGRAM SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS. 31. Debarment 15 32. Fiscal Accountability 15 33. Compliance with Non-Discrimination Laws 15 34. Performance Standards 16 35. Budget 16 36. Payment Requirements 16 37. Budget of Modification 17 38. Records and Audits 17 39. Program Services 19 40. Procurement 19 41. Compliance with Other Laws 19 42. Publication 21
