Interagency Coordination Sample Clauses

Interagency Coordination. The Adminis- tration shall not launch a payload on a foreign launch vehicle unless the Administration com- menced the interagency coordination required by the Space Transportation Policy announced by the President on December 21, 2004, at least 90 days before entering into a development con- tract for the payload.
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Interagency Coordination. Interagency coordination is required at all organizational levels to ensure the most effective cooperation between the USCG and the NOAA/NWS. The scope of topics coordinated through interagency coordination will include: • Communications between the USCG and the NOAA/NWS, to include maintaining the configuration of telecommunication links. • Services, such as meteorological observations, provided by the USCG to support NOAA/NWS missions. • Services, such as meteorological forecasts and warnings, provided by the NOAA/NWS in support of USCG missions. • Configuration management of NOAA/NWS text and graphic products to be disseminated over USCG telecommunications facilities. • Transmission of selected sea ice products by the NOAA/NWS in support of the USCG ice patrol mission. • Exploring and coordinating common efforts benefiting the missions of both organizations (e.g., proposing/supporting joint budget initiatives and developing/supporting unified positions at National and International forums).
Interagency Coordination. For Engagements involving multiple interrelated Decisions referenced in section 8.1(a), a designated Provincial Agency Representative will coordinate communications and act as lead Representative when the Engagement Process involves more than one Provincial Agency.
Interagency Coordination. After receiving notice of the Applicant’s desire to address natural resource damages, the Natural Resources Trustees may perform a pre-assessment screen for injury to, destruction of, or loss of natural resources. The Applicant expressly agrees to reimburse IDEM for any and all costs incurred by either IDEM or the Indiana Department of Natural Resources in performing the pre-assessment screen. The Applicant will perform the assessment of damages based on the pre-assessment screen. This Agreement and the Covenant Not to Xxx issued hereunder do not alter the liability of the Applicant or any other person to the federal government for claim of natural resource damages under any federal law. EXHIBIT D ITEMIZED COSTS NON-BINDING COST ESTIMATE IDEM SITE #: Site Number Oversight of voluntary remediation at the Site Name site in Site City, Indiana will be required. The following tasks and estimated costs are anticipated: Project Manager – delete this text and any of the following tasks that are not anticipated. Add others as needed: Review of Voluntary Remediation Investigation Plan & Revisions $ VRIP cost Review of Investigation Report & Revisions $ IR cost Review of Remediation Work Plan & Revisions $ RWP cost Review of Risk Assessment & Revisions $ RA cost Implementation Oversight $ IM cost Review of Remediation Completion Report & Revisions $ RCR cost Please note that IDEM split sampling costs are NOT included in this estimate Total: $ TOTAL Updated: 2/13/2020
Interagency Coordination. The Sheriff, or his designee, shall, to the extent feasible, coordinate law enforcement functions, including special event functions, individual complaints, and unanticipated events requiring law enforcement involvement with the City Manager of Webster or the City Manager’s designee. The Sheriff or the Sheriff’s designee will attend regular Webster City Council meetings and staff meetings when requested, consistent with Xxxxxxx’x right to control and supervise the law enforcement services provided pursuant to this Agreement.
Interagency Coordination. The USCG and EPA, respectively, agree to cooperate on requests by the other Agency for available information, documents or testimony that may be useful in carrying out its responsibilities regarding vessel discharges under the VGP. EPA and the USCG agree to communicate regularly to ensure the joint activities are conducted as expeditiously and as efficiently as possible and to resolve questions or issues in a timely manner. The Agencies agree that representatives from their respective headquarters offices should meet at least annually in order to, among other things, confirm effective progress in implementation of this MOU, resolve any concerns that have arisen since the previous meeting, and maintain continuity in communications between the Agencies. EPA Regions and USCG Districts and/or Sectors are also encouraged to meet regularly with their counterparts to coordinate efforts and share information. Each Agency will make available to the other current lists of points of contact on the VGP. The list will include the title, office name, current address and phone number for points of contact at headquarters offices and in each EPA Region and USCG District. The current list is attached as Appendix I to this MOU. The Agencies agree to promptly inform each other when changes are made to the titles, offices, addresses and phone numbers. The Agencies agree to inform each other of the name of the designated point of contact, to the extent practicable. EPA is responsible for interpretations of the VGP and the terms of the VGP. EPA intends to provide guidance and technical information to assist with VGP implementation.
Interagency Coordination. The vocational rehabilitation program and other appropriate agencies, will ensure that an interagency agreement or other mechanism for interagency coordination takes effect between the designated State vocational rehabilitation unit and any appropriate public entity, including the State entity responsible for administering the State Medicaid program.
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Interagency Coordination. The AzEIP Participating State Agencies shall:
Interagency Coordination. The FSET program should be coordinated as closely as possible with other relevant programs and agencies to maximize the use of all resources to assist food stamp applicants and recipients in improving their employability and self–sufficiency. Describe the linkages between the FSET program and other programs.‌
Interagency Coordination. In the exercise of the function conferred on the Secretary of State by Section 1 of this Order, the Secretary of State shall consult with the Director of the Office of Management and Budget, the Secretary of Defense, the Director of the United States Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, the Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, and the heads of other Executive agencies as appropriate. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx. § 3426. Statements of Congressional intent
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