PROGRAM FEE STRUCTURE Sample Clauses

PROGRAM FEE STRUCTURE. The fee structure implements the provisions of the JWOD Act and 41 C.F.R. § 51 by defining a more transparent process for the delivery of CNA services to the qualified NPAs. The flexibility in the fee structure is intended for the CNA to generate revenue within their approved business plan, to incentivize the expansion of employment opportunities and to assist in start-ups. All fees collected under this Cooperative Agreement are considered Program Fee. Use of Fee Collected. The CNA shall use the Program Fee collected only for the intended purposes, under terms and conditions of this Agreement, and in furtherance of the AbilityOne Program, unless otherwise expressly instructed in this Agreement or by the Commission.
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PROGRAM FEE STRUCTURE. The Program Fee structure implements the provisions of the JWOD Act and 41 C.F.R. Chapter 51 by defining a more transparent process for the delivery of CNA services to the qualified NPAs. The flexibility in the Program Fee structure is intended for the CNA to generate revenue within their approved business plan, to incentivize the expansion of employment opportunities, as well as the expansion of the NPA network, and to assist in start-ups. All fees collected under this cooperative agreement are considered Program Fee. Use of Fee Collected. The CNA shall use the Program Fee collected only for the intended purposes, under terms and conditions of this agreement, or other AbilityOne Commission policies and regulations, and in furtherance of the AbilityOne Program, unless otherwise expressly authorized in this agreement or by the Commission.
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PROGRAM FEE STRUCTURE. The intent of this fee structure is to implement the provisions of the JWOD Act and 41 C.F.R. § 51-3.5 by defining a more transparent process for the delivery of CNA services to the qualified NPAs. The flexibility in the fee structure is intended for the CNA to generate revenue within their approved business plan, to incentivize the expansion of employment opportunities and to assist in start-ups. All fees collected under this Cooperative Agreement are considered Program Fee.
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PROGRAM FEE STRUCTURE. 5.1 The Program Fee comprises two components: an Administration Fee applied to each member of each Consortium, and a Consortium Fee applied to each consortium.
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