Changes and Prior Approval a. Subrecipient is responsible for both notifying UW and obtaining prior written approval from UW’s Administrative Representative identified in Attachment D with respect to any changes that may materially alter the terms of this Subaward. Examples include, but are not limited to, changes in the period of performance, in the Subrecipient’s Principal Investigator, significant budgeting, and changes in scope of work. In the event of uncertainty as to whether a change is significant enough to require prior approval, questions shall be referred to UW”s Administrative Representative.
Changes and Prior Approval. Subcontractor is responsible for both notifying SLU and obtaining prior written approval of SLU with respect to any changes which might materially alter the terms of this subcontract. Examples include, but are not limited to, changes in the period of performance, in Subcontractor's Technical Representative, significant rebudgeting and changes in the scope of work. In the event of uncertainty as to whether a change is significant enough to require prior approval refer questions to SLU's Administrative Representative noted in Article IV. It is understood that the Subcontractor's budget referred to in Attachment 2 is an estimate and that there may be a need to depart from such budget to meet certain unanticipated requirements of Award. The Subcontractor is authorized to re-budget funds which do not require prior approval from the Sponsor in accordance with any applicable Grants Policy Statement, with all applicable addenda, but provided each such re-budgeting action is approved by the authorized official of the Subcontractor who is designated to grant such approval.
Changes and Prior Approval. Subrecipient is responsible for both notifying American Councils and obtaining prior written approval from American Councils identified in Attachment 1 with respect to any changes that may materially alter the terms of this subaward. Examples include, but are not limited to, changes in the period of performance, in Subrecipient’s Representative, significant rebudgeting, and changes in the scope of work. In the event of uncertainty as to whether a change is significant enough to require prior approval, questions shall be referred to American Councils.
