Common use of GRANT MANAGEMENT Clause in Contracts

GRANT MANAGEMENT. Grant Management includes review and verification of source payment tracking data, data entry, and tracking and follow-up clarification with the Project Management staff and site contacts/site communications, managing ongoing investigator inquiries regarding payments and follow-up. Grant Management occurs after the site “set up” until 60 days after final payment (note: actuals will be billed). Grant Management also includes determining when grant payments are due per contract (i.e. site payment status), re-designing tracking spreadsheets as study parameters change, reconciling tracking logs with general ledger, and making adjustments from previous payment cycle and at study completion. Also includes re-issuing checks as needed (due to sites not cashing or lost checks), completing Sponsor specific reconciliation (as needed) and completing a final reconciliation of all payments made throughout the study. The following are the types of ongoing payments which are required/performed during the course of a clinical trial: multiple IRD payments/fees (for initial & amendment submissions), patient enrollments (i.e. payments based on completed CRFs, visits or procedures performed and may include, coordinator fees, and investigator fees). Other types of separate payments include screen failure payments, incentive fee payments, specialized equipment payments, specialized study specific supply payments, and sub-study payments. In addition, participating sites will be analyzed with Project Managers for the future enrollment to determine grant payment projections. Time will be allocated to complete the grant payment reconciliation process with Omnicare CR’s business administration office.

GRANT MANAGEMENT. Grant Management includes review review-and verification of source payment tracking data, data entry, and tracking and follow-up clarification with the Project Management staff and site contacts/site communications, managing ongoing investigator inquiries regarding payments and follow-up. Grant Management occurs after the site “set up” until 60 **** days after final payment (note: actuals will be billed). Grant Management also includes determining when grant payments are due per contract (i.e. site payment status), re-designing tracking spreadsheets as study parameters change, reconciling tracking logs with general ledger, and making adjustments from previous payment cycle and at study completion. Also includes re-issuing checks as needed (due to sites not cashing or lost checks), completing Sponsor specific reconciliation (as needed) and completing a final reconciliation of all payments made throughout the study. The following are the types of ongoing payments which are required/performed during the course of a clinical trial: multiple IRD IRB payments/fees (for initial & amendment submissions), patient enrollments (i.e. payments based on completed CRFs, visits or procedures performed and may include, coordinator fees, and investigator fees). Other types of separate payments include screen failure payments, incentive fee payments, specialized equipment payments, specialized study specific supply payments, and sub-study payments. In addition, participating sites will be analyzed with Project Managers for the future enrollment to determine grant payment projections. Time will be allocated to complete the grant payment reconciliation process with Omnicare CR’s business administration officeoffice **** Certain confidential information contained in this document, marked with four asterisks, has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to Rule 406 of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended.

GRANT MANAGEMENT. Grant Management includes review review-and verification of source payment tracking data, data entry, and tracking and follow-up clarification with the Project Management staff and site contacts/site communications, managing ongoing investigator inquiries regarding payments and follow-up. Grant Management occurs after the site “set up” until 60 **** days after final payment (note: actuals will be billed). Grant Management also includes determining when grant payments are due per contract (i.e. site payment status), re-designing tracking spreadsheets as study parameters change, reconciling tracking logs with general ledger, and making adjustments from previous payment cycle and at study completion. Also includes re-issuing checks as needed (due to sites not cashing or lost checks), completing Sponsor specific reconciliation (as needed) and completing a final reconciliation of all payments made throughout the study. The following are the types of ongoing payments which are required/performed during the course of a clinical trial: multiple IRD IRB payments/fees (for initial & amendment submissions), patient enrollments (i.e. payments based on completed CRFs, visits or procedures performed and may include, coordinator fees, and investigator fees). Other types of separate payments include screen failure payments, incentive fee payments, specialized equipment payments, specialized study specific supply payments, and sub-study payments. In addition, participating sites will be analyzed with Project Managers for the future enrollment to determine grant payment projections. Time will be allocated to complete the grant payment reconciliation process with Omnicare CR’s business administration officeoffice **** Certain confidential information contained in this document, marked with four asterisks, has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission pursuant to Rule 24b-2 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended.