Tracking Device - Voluntary Sample Clauses

Tracking Device - Voluntary. 19.2. PERFORMING PARTY may install a device for tracking the location and usage of the Grant Equipment and maintain monitoring services during the Activity Life. GPS equipment and installation may be considered an allowable cost if the equipment and monitoring services are obtained from the designated TERP GPS Monitoring Service (TGMS) Contractor. Monitoring service charges are not reimbursable expenses.
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Tracking Device - Voluntary. 19.2 PERFORMING PARTY may voluntarily install a device for tracking the location and usage of the Grant Equipment during the Activity Life and maintaining monitoring services GPS equipment, installation, and monitoring service charges are not reimbursable expenses.
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Tracking Device - Voluntary. 19.2. PERFORMING PARTY may inslall a device for tracking the location and usage of the Grant Equipmeni and mainiain moniroring services during the Aclivily Life. GPS equipment and installation may be considered an allowable cost if the equipmeni and moniloring sen'ices are obtained from rhe designated TERP GPS Monitoring Service (TGMS) Contractor. Monitoring service charges are not reimbursable expenses.
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Tracking Device - Voluntary. 19.2. PERFORMINC; PARTY may instah a device for tracking the localion and usage of I he Grant Equipment and maintain monitoring services during the Aclivity Life. GPS equipment and installalion may be considered an ahowable cosl if the equipment and monitoring services are obtained from the designated TERP GPS Monitoring Service (TGMS) Contractor. Monitoring service charges arc nol reimbursable expenses.
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Tracking Device - Voluntary. 19.2. PERFORMING PART Y may inslall a device for tracking the location and usage of the Grant Equipment and maintain monitoring services during the Activity Life. GPS equipmenl and installation may be considered an allowable cost if the equipment and monitoring services are obtained from the designated TERP GPS Monitoring Service (T GMS) Contractor. Monitoring service charges are not reimbursable expenses.
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