Research Project Awardee definition
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The Research Project Awardee must provide such notice at least sixty (60) calendar days prior to the effective date of the termination.
In no case shall the Government’s, the CM’s or the Consortium’s financial liability exceed the amount obligated by the Government or committed as a Cash Contribution or In-kind Contribution by a Research Project Awardee.
Neither the CM nor Research Project Awardee shall be obligated to provide Data that existed prior to, or was developed outside of this Agreement to the Government.
The Research Project Awardee must maintain complete records of the activity.
In no event is the CM obligated to reimburse the Research Project Awardee for expenditures in excess of the total funds allotted by the Government under a Research Project Award, regardless of anything to the contrary in any Termination clause herein or in any Research Project Award.
Nothing herein shall be construed to give any Consortium Member or Research Project Awardee rights as a party to or third-party beneficiary of this Agreement.
If a Research Project Awardee exceeds the amount of cost share identified in a Research Project Award, neither the Government nor the CM will be obligated to increase the Government funding for the project.
If oral or visual presentation of information from a Research Project Award or subaward is made to an external organization, then the Research Project Awardee must notify the CM in writing 45 days in advance identifying the organization to which the presentation is to be made, the benefit of the presentation to the program, and any associated risks with presenting the information to the external group and any costs to the Government that will be incurred.
The Research Project Awardee shall not name the United States, the Department of Army (DA), or any other Government agency, instrumentality or employee as an owner, operator or in any other capacity on any license or permit application required under environmental laws unless written consent is first obtained from an authorized agent of the Federal agency or instrumentality to be named.
If a Research Project Award is performed under budget or the Research Project Awardee does not expect to contribute its specified share, the Government will review the share ratio to determine whether the Government’s share is still equitable or whether the Government’s share should be reduced based upon the revised circumstances.