1. Any amount paid to you in excess of the amount to which you are entitled under the terms of this award constitutes a debt to the federal government. (f) money transfers and sub-funds. The terms and conditions of a DoD component for non-work contracts may contain authorization prerequisites for: 4. We have amended Appendix D to 2 CFR Part 1130, PROP Article IV, to remove the language that conflicts with Article I of PROP. The language of the NPRM limited the identification of exempt assets to inclusion in Article I of PROP, while Article IV of PROP indicated that the exemption could be made either in prop`s General Terms and Conditions of Sale (Article I) or under market-specific conditions. We believe that the latter potential for inclusion under conditions specific to public procurement would only occur in connection with inclusion in Article I of PROP, i.e. in a case where the general conditions of sale contain the exemption, but are annulled in the case of an individual arbitral award, for example. B on the basis of a risk assessment.
Unless a DoD component replaces another formulation in paragraph A.3, the terms and conditions of a DoD component shall use the following text for Article II of the SRO, as set out in paragraphs 1136.205 to 1136.230. (ii) Shall follow the specifications of paragraphs 1134.135 and 1134.145 in order to add the text of Annex A to this Part, which contains Sections E and G of Article 1 of the EPR in these terms and conditions, in order to require recipients to immediately report significant developments and to reserve the right of the DoD Component to make on-site visits. To implement the requirement described in section 1136.100, the terms and conditions of a DoD component must use the default word of that part, which is included in section I of the SRO. A DoD component may reserve section B of the item in its Terms and Conditions if it is certain that there is no bonus using these Terms and Conditions for which the federal participation in the total value of the prize is greater than $US 500,000. Article 1 of the Sub-Part establishes requirements for a consignee`s address to determine whether any transaction it carries out at the next stage below a doD subsidy or cooperation agreement is a subcontracting or a purchase transaction. The OMB guide is thus implemented in 2 CFR 200.201 (a) and 200.330. b. This Title is a conditional title, subject to the conditions set out in Articles II-IV of the PROP, Section D of Article VI of the PROP and Article REP III of this Award. .
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