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What procedure would a local jurisdiction follow if it was going to partner with a local business for delivery of program services under the HHW 15th Cycle Infrastructure Grant?

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What procedure would a local jurisdiction follow if it was going to partner with a local business for delivery of program services under the HHW 15th Cycle Infrastructure Grant?

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The local jurisdiction is designated as the grant “applicant” and will be ultimately responsible for the performance of the grant, submission of all documentation, and for any payments to the local business partner. However, a local business partner may deliver program services under HHW 15th Cycle and thus be eligible to receive grant funds as a subcontractor. The CIWMB will only make payment to the Grantee (e.g. local jurisdiction). If awarded a grant, the local jurisdiction, as the “applicant” will be responsible for obtaining the required resolution documentation. All subcontractors are subject to the same terms, conditions and requirements as the Grantee, in particular, only charging overhead up to 10% and not billing for profit. Therefore, to ensure all entities are following the grant requirements a copy of the Grant Agreement, including the Procedures and Requirements and Terms and Conditions should be provided to the local business partner.

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