Common use of Limitations on AOR Authorities Clause in Contracts

Limitations on AOR Authorities. AOR authority does not include communicating with the recipient, either in writing or verbally, or otherwise committing to changes that affect the program, cost, period of performance, or other terms and conditions of the award. Only an AO has the authority to take such actions. The Standardized Designation Letter further states the specific limitations of the AOR designation. AORs may enlist the assistance of others to: ● Conduct fact finding; ● Provide analyses or interpretations of programmatic requirements; and ● Make recommendations, among other assistance that may be sought. However, the AOR remains accountable for the delegated responsibilities and is the only person authorized to carry out the functions described in the AOR designation letter. The AOR is not authorized to further delegate this authority. If neither the AOR nor the alternate is available to perform their duties, the AOR must direct the recipient to the AO for guidance. No other individuals are authorized to approve recipient payment requests or perform other AOR functions.

Limitations on AOR Authorities. ‌ AOR authority does not include communicating with the recipient, either in writing or verbally, or otherwise committing to changes that affect the program, cost, period of performance, or other terms and conditions of the award. Only an AO has the authority to take such actions. The Standardized Designation Letter further states the specific limitations of the AOR designation. AORs may enlist the assistance of others to: to:‌ ● Conduct fact finding; finding;‌ ● Provide analyses or interpretations of programmatic requirements; and and‌ ● Make recommendations, among other assistance that may be sought. sought.‌ However, the AOR remains accountable for the delegated responsibilities and is the only person authorized to carry out the functions described in the AOR designation letter. letter.‌ The AOR is not authorized to further delegate this authority. If neither the AOR nor the alternate is available to perform their duties, the AOR must direct the recipient to the AO for guidance. No other individuals are authorized to approve recipient payment requests or perform other AOR functions.functions.‌

Limitations on AOR Authorities. ‌ AOR authority does not include communicating with the recipient, either in writing or verbally, or otherwise committing to changes that affect the program, cost, period of performance, or other terms and conditions of the award. Only an AO has the authority to take such actions. The Standardized Designation Letter further states the specific limitations of the AOR designation. designation.‌ AORs may enlist the assistance of others to: to:‌‌‌ ● Conduct fact finding; finding;‌ ● Provide analyses or interpretations of programmatic requirements; and and‌ ● Make recommendations, among other assistance that may be sought. sought.‌ However, the AOR remains accountable for the delegated responsibilities and is the only person authorized to carry out the functions described in the AOR designation letter. letter.‌ The AOR is not authorized to further delegate this authority. If neither the AOR nor the alternate is available to perform their duties, the AOR must direct the recipient to the AO for guidance. No other individuals are authorized to approve recipient payment requests or perform other AOR functions.functions.‌

Limitations on AOR Authorities. ‌ AOR authority does not include communicating with the recipient, either in writing or verbally, or otherwise committing to changes that affect the program, cost, period of performance, or other terms and conditions of the award. Only an AO has the authority to take such actions. The Standardized Designation Letter further states the specific limitations of the AOR designation. designation.‌‌ AORs may enlist the assistance of others to: to:‌ ● Conduct fact finding; finding;‌ ● Provide analyses or interpretations of programmatic requirements; and and‌ ● Make recommendations, among other assistance that may be sought. sought.‌ However, the AOR remains accountable for the delegated responsibilities and is the only person authorized to carry out the functions described in the AOR designation letter. letter.‌ The AOR is not authorized to further delegate this authority. If neither the AOR nor the alternate is available to perform their duties, the AOR must direct the recipient to the AO for guidance. No other individuals are authorized to approve recipient payment requests or perform other AOR functions.functions.‌

Limitations on AOR Authorities. AOR authority does not include communicating with the recipient, either in writing or verbally, or otherwise committing to changes that affect the program, cost, period of performance, or other terms and conditions of the award. Only an AO has the authority to take such actions. The Standardized Designation Letter further states the specific limitations of the AOR designation. AORs may enlist the assistance of others to: ● Conduct fact fact-finding; ● Provide analyses or interpretations of programmatic requirements; and ● Make recommendations, among other assistance that may be sought. However, the AOR remains accountable for the delegated responsibilities and is the only person authorized to carry out the functions described in the AOR designation letter. The AOR is not authorized to further delegate this authority. If neither the AOR nor the alternate is available to perform their duties, the AOR must direct the recipient to the AO for guidance. No other individuals are authorized to approve recipient payment requests or perform other AOR functions.