Lead Agency means the agency facilitating the procurement and establishing the Contract.
Lead Agency means a Local Government or non-profit serving as the point of contact and accountability to the State Office on Homelessness with respect to the Local Homeless Assistance of Continuum of Care Plan, in accordance with Section 420.624, F.S.
Lead Agency means the agency is the chief coordinator and issuer of the RFB. The lead agency will also execute the Resulting Contract.
Examples of Lead Agency in a sentence
Multnomah County, Joint Office of Homeless Services (XXXX) serves as the HMIS Lead Agency for County and, as such, is the lead entity for County’s use of the CSS Live Site, which is the primary HMIS software used by the Metro Region’s CoCs. Multnomah County’s Youth & Family Services, a division of the Department of County Human Services, serves as the Comp Site System Administrator for the Metro Region’s CoCs.
Contact your HMIS Lead Agency if you think your agency or program should receive an exception.
More Definitions of Lead Agency
Lead Agency means a public agency that by law can plan,
Lead Agency means any Government ministry, department, parastatal, state corporation or local authority, in which any law vests functions of control or management of any element of the environment or natural resources;
Lead Agency means the Canadian Coast Guard or other agency that is designated by statute, inter-agency agreement, cabinet decision and/or custom and precedent to lead the response to a marine spill on behalf of the Canadian government;
Lead Agency means the agency or agencies preparing or having taken primary responsibility for preparing the environmental impact statement.
Lead Agency means either the department of health or the department of ecology that has been designated by rule as the agency that will coordinate, review, issue, and enforce a reclaimed water permit issued under this chapter.
Lead Agency means the Federal agency
Lead Agency means the party designated by the members, pursuant to this Agreement as the party having overall responsibility for Consortium operations on an ongoing basis in accordance with the policies established by the Policy Committee and this Agreement.