Other Federal Agencies Sample Clauses
The "Other Federal Agencies" clause defines the rights and responsibilities of parties when other federal agencies are involved in a contract or agreement. Typically, this clause outlines how information, resources, or services may be shared or coordinated with agencies beyond the primary contracting agency, and may specify notification or approval requirements. Its core function is to ensure clear communication and coordination among multiple government entities, thereby preventing conflicts or misunderstandings when more than one federal agency has an interest in the contract's subject matter.
Other Federal Agencies. This agreement does not bind any Federal agency, other than the DoD parties, nor waive required compliance with any law or regulation.
Other Federal Agencies. 5.4.1 As provided under 23 U.S.C. 327(a)(2)(E), nothing in this MOU preempts or interferes with any power, jurisdiction, responsibility, or authority of any Federal agency other than USDOT (including FHWA), under applicable statutes and regulations with respect to a highway project.
Other Federal Agencies. This MOA does not bind any federal agency, other than the Parties, nor waive required compliance with any law or regulation.
Other Federal Agencies. This training, payment, and collection is duly authorized under Section 601 of the Economy Act of June 30, 1932 (31 USC 1535) as amended. The NWCG Interagency Training Nomination constitutes the required written request and it is understood the bill for the training will consist of tuition plus all other identifiable costs as provided by law. Authorizing signatures is also certifying services requested are in the best interest of the United States; cannot be procured by contract as conveniently or cheaply from a commercial source and appropriate funds are available for this purpose. Provider's signature certifies the agency is offering similar services for its own use. COMPLETE CHARGE CODE (Include agency location): Agreement Number:
Other Federal Agencies. If another federal agency (outside of FEMA) with authority or jurisdiction over the federal response declares or otherwise recognizes an emergency or disaster that meets the definition at WIOA 170(A)(1)(B), NDWG funds made available for that disaster must be used in coordination with that agency, as applicable in order to ensure non-duplication and maintenance of effort. The grantee must have in place a plan to recover WIOA funds which have been expended for activities or services for which other funds are available. This includes, but is not limited to: FEMA, other federal agencies, public or private insurance, donated time and construction workers employed by private for profit firms where resources are available to provide for such employment. If additional areas are declared eligible for assistance by FEMA or another Federal agency as allowable under WIOA, you may immediately begin to provide services under this grant in those counties. However, the direct recipient must notify its Federal Project Officer in writing of the inclusion of any additional areas that have been appropriately approved by the federal agencies, and include such locations in the full application. For more information on the full application, please see the Condition of Award page included in this grant package.
Other Federal Agencies. Nothing in this Act affects the regulatory or enforce- ment authority of any other Federal agency under the laws implemented by the Federal agency except to the extent provided in an agreement to which the other Federal agen- cy is a party.
Other Federal Agencies. 5.3.1 The State will work with all other appropriate Federal agencies concerning the laws, guidance, and policies that such other Federal agencies are responsible for administering.
5.3.2 For interagency agreements among FRA, the State, and another Federal or state agency, as warranted, FRA and the State will contact the other agency to determine whether any action should be taken with respect to such agreement. Such actions may include:
A. Consulting with the other agency to obtain written consent to the continuation of the interagency agreement in its existing form, but with the substitution through assignment of the State for FRA; or
B. Negotiating with the other agency to amend the interagency agreement as needed so that the interagency agreement continues, but the State assumes FRA’s responsibilities. If the other agency does not agree to the assignment or amendment of the interagency agreement, then to the extent permitted by applicable law and regulation, the State will carry out the assumed environmental review, consultation, or other related activity in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, but without the benefit of the interagency agreement.
5.3.3 Upon termination of the State’s participation in the Project Delivery Program, FRA and the State will contact the signatory to any interagency agreement and determine whether the interagency agreement should be amended or reinstated as it was on the Effective Date of this MOU.
5.3.4 As provided at 23 U.S.C. 327(a)(2)(E), nothing in this MOU preempts or interferes with any power, jurisdiction, responsibility, or authority of an agency other than USDOT (including FRA), under applicable statutes and regulations with respect to a project.
Other Federal Agencies. This MOA does not bind any federal agency, other than the Parties, nor waive required compliance with any law or regulation. [If the MOA provides for the reimbursement for support by one Party for the other Party, include Section 7] FINANCIAL DETAILS [include Attachment A in all reimbursable MOAs; if the MOA is not reimbursable add, “This MOA does not provide for reimbursement between the Parties]: AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS. This MOA does not document the obligation of funds between the Parties. The obligation of funds by the Parties, resulting from this MOA, is subject to the availability of funds pursuant to the DoD Financial Management Regulation. No provision in this MOA will be interpreted to require obligation or payment of funds in violation of the Anti-Deficiency Act, Section 1341 of Title 31, United States Code.
Other Federal Agencies. Subject to the other provisions of this section, a Federal agency that carried or carries out op- erations at the Recreation Area resulting in the release or threatened release of a hazardous sub- stance, pollutant, or contaminant, hazardous waste, hazardous material, or petroleum product or derivative of a petroleum product for which that agency would be liable under any environ- mental law shall pay the costs of related re- sponse actions and shall pay the costs of related actions to remediate petroleum products or their derivatives.
Other Federal Agencies