Timely Expenditure/Deobligation/Reallocation of Awarded Funding Sample Clauses

Timely Expenditure/Deobligation/Reallocation of Awarded Funding a) Contractor understands and agrees that the RWPC may reallocate all or part of the funds under any strategy due to under-expenditure of funds, non-achievement of program goals, or other just cause as reported to the RWPC by DCHHS/ during the applicable Funding Term. Contractor further acknowledges and agrees that DCHHS/GMD may at its discretion select an alternate contractor to ensure the RWPC’s approved Service Allocations are expended, if necessary. Contractor shall immediately notify the designated DCHHS/GMD personnel of any problems, delays, or adverse conditions that will affect the ability of Contractor to perform its obligations under said Contract. Any such notice shall include a statement of actions taken or contemplated to be taken by the Contractor to resolve such problems, delays, or adverse conditions. Contractor shall also promptly notify the designated DCHHS/GMD personnel if Contractor anticipates accomplishing the Services set forth in said Contract with a lower utilization of funds than the amount allocated. b) The County may deobligate funds from all budget categories from Contractor whose combined Expenditures and Obligations are less than 45% as of the six-month date from the beginning of the applicable funding year, unless an exception is approved by the County in writing. Contractor that request an exception may, at the County’s sole discretion, avoid deobligation at this phase if they request such an exception on or before the submission of the fifth (5) month invoice. The request to avoid deobligation must be submitted per the guidance issued by the DCHHS HIV Grants Division. The Contractor must submit a clear specific plan for increasing service delivery and corresponding billing per applicable contract objectives and that plan must be approved by the County in writing. c) The County may deobligate funds from all budget categories from a Contractor whose combined. Expenditures are less than 75% as of the nine-month date from the beginning of the applicable funding year, unless an exception is approved by the County in writing. Contractor that request an exception may, at the County’s sole discretion, avoid deobligation at this phase if they request such an exception on or before the submission of the eight (8) month invoice. The request to avoid deobligation must be submitted per the guidance issued by the DCHHS HIV Grants Division. The Contractor must submit a clear specific plan for increasing service delivery and corresponding...
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