Annual Implementation Plan (AIP) Sample Clauses

Annual Implementation Plan (AIP). Annual Implementation Plan for subsequent years must be prepared on a U.S. Government fiscal year basis (October 1 – September 30). The contractor must work in close coordination with the COR to develop the workplan, and it must be submitted to the COR not later than 30 calendar days before the close of each preceding fiscal year. The COR will review the plan and provide comments and recommendations for changes. The Contractor must incorporate the COR’s comments and recommendations into the final version of the Annual Work Plan, and submit it for the COR’s written approval within 15 calendar days. All Annual Work Plans must be approved in writing by the COR. Annual implementation plans must include all the sections as the IIP discussed above. In addition, all subsequent Annual Implementation Plans shall 1) review the activities that were implemented, the results achieved, and problems that existed and how these were resolved and 2) propose program adjustments to reflect any lessons learned. Annual Implementation Plans must describe activities to be conducted at a greater level of detail than the contract Statement of Work (SOW), but shall be cross-referenced with the applicable sections in the contract SOW. All planned activities must be within the scope of the award. The Annual Implementation Plan shall not alter the contract SOW or terms and conditions in any way; such changes in the contract SOW may only be approved by the Contracting Officer, in advance and in writing. The implementation plan must also include an annual budget which includes budget information by objective and milestones. All substantial changes in the Annual Implementation Plan require prior written approval of the COR. In the event that revisions to the Annual Implementation Plan are necessary, the Contractor must submit a written request to the COR describing the requested modification or submitting a revised Annual Implementation Plan. The modification or revision will not be effective until it has been approved by the COR in writing. USAID reserves the right to review and re-approve Annual Implementation Plans on an as-needed basis. The Annual Implementation Plan must be consistent with the XXX Plan (details are in the below section “C. Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (XXX) Plan”). The Implementation Plans, must incorporate details of program scope, budget, schedule, approvals, relationships, control, and resource allocation. Elements must include the breakdown of activities i...
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