Special Provisions for Recovery Act Projects Sample Clauses

Special Provisions for Recovery Act Projects. The Recipient agrees that the following provisions apply to funds made available under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, Pub. L. 111-5, February 17, 2009 (“Recovery Act”), and agrees to comply with the requirements thereof, except to the extent FTA determines otherwise in writing:
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Special Provisions for Recovery Act Projects. The Indian Tribe agrees that the following provisions apply to funds made available under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, Pub. L. 111-5, February 17, 2009 (“Recovery Act”), and agrees to comply with the requirements thereof, except to the extent FTA determines otherwise in writing:
Special Provisions for Recovery Act Projects. 222 a. Recovery Act. 222 b. Identification of Recovery Act Funding. 222 c. Identification of Project(s). 223 d. Prompt Implementation. 223 e. Federal Requirements. 223 f. U.S. OMB Provisions. 223 g. One-Time Funding. 225 h. Funding Limits. 225 i. Integrity. 226 j. Violations of Law. 226 k. Maintenance of Effort. 226 l. Emblems. 226 m. Contracts Financed With Recovery Act Funds. 226 n. Time Limit for Spending Recovery Act Funds. 226
Special Provisions for Recovery Act Projects. 222 a. Recovery Act. 222 b. Identification of Recovery Act Funding. 222 c. Identification of Project(s). 223 d. Prompt Implementation. 223 e. Federal Requirements. 223 f. U.S. OMB Provisions. 223 g. One-Time Funding. 225 h. Funding Limits. 225 i. Integrity. 226 j. Violations of Law. 226 k. Maintenance of Effort. 226 l. Emblems. 226 m. Contracts Financed with Recovery Act Funds. 226 n. Time Limit for Spending Recovery Act Funds. 226 Section 94. Special Provisions for Joint FTA - FRA Recovery Act Projects. 226 a. General Legal Requirements. 227 b. Disadvantaged Business Enterprises. 227 c. Buy America. 228 d. Force Account – Procurement. 228 e. Procurement of Rolling Stock. 228 f. Use of Real Property, Equipment, and Supplies. 228 x. Xxxxx-Xxxxx 228 h. Employee Protective Arrangements. 228 i. Motor Carrier Safety. 228 j. Railroad Safety. 229 Section 95. Freedom of Information Act. 229 a. Applicability 229 b. Project Records. 229 c. Confidentiality 229 Section 96. Disputes, Breaches, Defaults, or Other Litigation. 230 a. FTA Interest. 230 b. Notification of FTA. 230 c. Federal Interest in Recovery. 231 d. Enforcement. 231 e. FTA Concurrence. 231 f. Alternative Dispute Resolution. 231 Section 97. Amendments to the Project. 231 a. Changed Circumstances. 231 b. Changed Information. 232 Section 98. FTA’s Electronic Management System. 232 a. Recipient Use. 232 b. Transportation Electronic Award and Management (TEAM) System Terms. 232 Section 99. Information Obtained Through Internet Links. 233 a. Accuracy. 233 b. Relationship to the Master Agreement. 233 c. Official Sources. 233 Section 100. Severability. 233 a. Invalid Provision. 233 b. Remaining Provisions. 233 EXHIBIT “G” Required Local Provisions
Special Provisions for Recovery Act Projects. Except as FTA determines otherwise in writing:
Special Provisions for Recovery Act Projects. 128 a. Recovery Act. 128 b. Identification of Recovery Act Funding. 128 c. Identification of Project(s). 129 d. Prompt Implementation. 130 e. Federal Requirements. 130 f. U.S. OMB Provisions. 130

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