DOE Solicitation and Cooperative Agreement Sample Clauses

DOE Solicitation and Cooperative Agreement. G-P prepares a proposal responding to DOE’s solicitation for projects to develop and demonstrate Black Liquor/Biomass Gasification in the Forest Products Industry (DE-PS26-00NT40772). G-P’s proposal will include a project description, cost-benefit, how it will be built, how it will be tested, and how the technology will be commercialized in the future. If DOE selects the project for funding, a NEPA review will be conducted. This is a process where the funding agency conducts an analysis of the potential environmental and public consequences that could result from the project. G-P completed the proposal and submitted it to DOE by 2/29/00. DOE anticipates that selections of the winning proposals will be announced in May and that cooperative agreements will be negotiated and awarded within the following 90 days, although the length of time required to finalize an agreement depends on the complexity of the negotiation process. Following the selection announcement, XXX will initiate the NEPA review and begin negotiation of the agreement. During the negotiation period, DOE can authorize an organization to perform agreed-on work prior to completing actual award of an agreement, and DOE would subsequently reimburse the organization for these allowable costs, up to the amount of DOE’s cost-share, after the agreement is awarded. However, until the NEPA review is completed, DOE cannot authorize use of funds for construction or other activities that would have an adverse environmental impact or limit DOE’s choice of reasonable alternatives. DOE’s anticipated schedule for completing awards within 90 days following selection (i.e., before the end of June 2000) will not affect G-P’s critical date of 8/1/00 for starting procurement of major equipment. An award can be made prior to completing the NEPA review. The length of time that DOE will require for completing the NEPA review, however, is uncertain and can vary considerably depending on the complexity and controversy of the activity being reviewed. While the Project XL stakeholder process conducted by G-P, and the Federal Register/public comment step used by EPA as part of the FPA process, should aid and be a positive influence on DOE’s NEPA review, a review time extending more than about 4 months from the target date for selection of winning proposals will have a critical impact on schedules for installing the black liquor gasification technology. Appendix 2 (continued)
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DOE Solicitation and Cooperative Agreement. G-P prepares a proposal responding to DOE’s solicitation for projects to develop and demonstrate Black Liquor/Biomass Gasification in the Forest Products Industry (DE- PS26-00NT40772). G-P’s proposal will include; a project description, cost-benefit, how it will be built, how it will be tested, and how the technology will be commercialized in the future. If DOE selects the project for funding, a NEPA review will be conducted. This is a process where the funding agency conducts an analysis of the potential environmental and public consequences that could result from the project.
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