ASHA FY19 RFA 72ASHA19RFA00001 - AMENDMENT 1 (ANNEXES WORD) - 8.23.19.docx

ANNEX 1 – PHASE 1 TECHNICAL APPLICATION TEMPLATE

Applicants should complete Annex 1 in its entirety and return to ASHA for review. All requested information should be submitted in the space provided below.

I. Cover Page (1 page) Please complete the below by providing the following information for your organization.

3. Name of the applicant USO and address:

4. USO’s Dun and Bradstreet Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number: _____________________________

5. The USO’s System for Award Management (SAM) expiration date; _____________________________

6. USO’s Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN): _______________________

7. Name of the benefiting OSI and address:

8. Amount of federal funding requested: _____________________________

9. Amount of leveraged funds (if applicable): ________________________

10. The total activity cost: ________________________

11. Activity Name/Title: ________________________

12. What ASHA Funds Will Pay For - In no more than 4 lines, please provide a brief description of what the ASHA program will directly fund.

13. Public Diplomacy Benefit Summary - In no more than 4 lines, please provide a brief summary of the public diplomacy benefit of this project.

II. Eligibility (3 pages)

Please see Section C Eligibility Criteria for further detail.

Please complete the below by providing the following information for your organization. By completing each question, the applicant affirms that they meet each eligibility criterion. Failure to complete any of these questions will render the application ineligible.

1. Is the Applicant a U.S. not-for-profit non-governmental entity (e.g. “NGOs,” foundations, and similar)? (Yes/No): ________

2. Is the USO/OSI Applicant partnership’s work primarily focused in the Middle East? For purposes of this RFA, the Middle East includes the following countries and territories: Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Syria, Tunisia, West Bank & Gaza, Israel and Yemen. (Yes/No) ______ If so, does the USO have ten or more years of experience in the Middle East region? (Yes/No)____________ Has the USO had a relationship with the OSI for at least the past ten years? (Yes/No)__________

3. Submissions

a. Does the application identify one USO and one OSI only? (Yes/No): ________

b. Entity

i. Are the USO and OSI the “same legal entity?” (Yes/No): ________If “Yes,” provide proof that it is registered as a legal entity in both a foreign country and in the U.S and succinctly explain the relationship between the USO and OSI: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

ii. Are the USO and OSI not the “same legal entity” but share the same name? (Yes/No): ________ If “Yes,” provide proof that the USO is registered as a legal entity in the U.S and the OSI is registered as a legal entity in the foreign country and succinctly explain the relationship between the USO and OSI: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

4. Formation/Sponsorship

a. Is the OSI founded or sponsored by United States citizens? (Yes/No): ________. If “Yes,” does the USO have a continuing and supportive relationship with the OSI that has lasted at least two years prior to the date of application? (Yes/No)[footnoteRef:1]________ [1: A continuing relationship MUST include significant financial support and may include technical support, joint ventures, exchange programs, volunteer placement programs, faculty exchanges, fundraising, or other arrangements, and may include in-kind contributions. Partnerships and mutual collaborations alone are insufficient; the USO must support the OSI.]

b. Please provide a brief narrative in the space provided about the relationship between the USO and the OSI: ________________________________________

5. Is the USO active in SAM? (Yes/No): ________. Does it have any active exclusion? (Yes/No): ________. Does it have any delinquent Federal debt? (Yes/No): ________. Has the USO provided proof (screenshot) of active status in SAM? (Yes/No)_________

6. USO and OSI will have audited financial statements performed by an accredited independent audit firm from 2017 or later by the full-proposal deadline[footnoteRef:2]. (Yes/No)[footnoteRef:3] ____________ [2: If the USO and OSI are separate entities, then each entity should submit an audited financial statement performed by an accredited independent audit firm. If the USO and OSI are one entity, then one audited financials performed by an accredited independent audit firm can be submitted. “Independent” refers to the fact that the auditor/CPA is not an employee of the USO or OSI entity but instead is retained through a contract for services, and hence is "independent."] [3: Please see Annex 6, M1 of the solicitation for more information on the audit requirements.]

7. Do the USO and OSI agree not to discriminate against any beneficiaries in the implementation of the award on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, pregnancy, genetic information, marital status, parental status, political affiliation, and veteran’s status, or any other factor not expressly stated in the application? (Yes/No): __________

8. Is the OSI located outside the United States? (Yes/No): __________

9. Is the OSI under the control or management of a foreign government or any of its agencies as defined in Section C: Eligibility Information? (Yes/No): _________

10. Eligibility by type:

a. If the OSI is a school:

i. Does it provide English language instruction or use English as the language of instruction in at least one course? (Yes/No/Not Applicable): _____________________

ii. Does it provide post-secondary education or secondary education that serve students at the equivalent of a U.S. sixth grade level or higher? (Yes/No/Not Applicable): ________________

b. If the OSI is a hospital, does it provide medical education or conduct medical research?

c. If the OSI is a library or research center, does it advance learning and understanding on issues of import to the US and demonstrate promotion of English language and literature? (Yes/No/Not Applicable): _________________

d. If the OSI is a Center of Excellence, does it advance learning and understanding on issues of importance to the U.S., and model American best practices and values? (Yes/No/Not Applicable):__________________________

11. For construction or renovation activities, does or will the OSI or USO have an official copy of a title, lease or similar official documentation recognized within the country where implementation will take place prior to submitting full application? The official documentation must demonstrate a legal right to the land (to build, renovate, retrofit according to current building codes) ideally for a period of at least 20 years from the date of the application, as well as an English translation if the official copy is not in English (Yes/No/Not Applicable)[footnoteRef:4]: ____________________ [4: If the applicant is asked to submit a full application for a project that involves construction or renovation activities, the applicant must submit with the full application, an official copy of a title, lease or similar official documentation recognized within the country where implementation will take place. The documentation must demonstrate a legal right to the land, ideally for a period of at least 20 years from the date of the application, as well as an English translation of the lease or title, if the official copy is not in English. Applications involving a legal right to the land of 20 years (or more) will be given a greater preference, although USAID is willing to consider applications that include a title, lease or similar official documentation covering a shorter period of time; such applications will be reviewed on a case by case basis.]

III. Activity Summary (1 page)

In no more than 100 words, single-spaced, please provide a brief summary of the overall project. It should include a statement of whether the project is for construction/renovation, durable commodities, or both, and whether the OSI is a school, hospital, library, or Center of Excellence.

(Optional) You may share a photograph or sketch relative to the project or OSI.

IV. Response to Phase 1 Technical Application Criterion (not to exceed 3 pages)

Please insert public diplomacy response here, in accordance with the instructions in Section E.2.a of this NOFO/RFA.

V. Response to Phase 1 Past Project Impact Statement –ONLY for Applicants applying for the 30% Middle East set-aside (not to exceed 3 pages)

Please insert Past Performance Impact Statement here, in accordance with the instructions in Section E.2.a of this NOFO/RFA.

ANNEX 2 – PHASE 2 TECHNICAL APPLICATION TEMPLATE

Applicants should complete Annex 2 in its entirety and return to ASHA for review. All requested information should be submitted in the space provided below.

I. Cover Page (1 page) Please complete the below by providing the following information for your organization.

3. Name of the applicant USO and address:

4. USO’s Dun and Bradstreet Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number: _____________________________

5. The USO’s System for Award Management (SAM) expiration date; _____________________________

6. USO’s Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN): _______________________

7. Name of the benefiting OSI and address:

8. Amount of federal funding requested: _____________________________

9. Amount of leveraged funds (if applicable): ________________________

10. The total activity cost: ________________________

11. Activity Name/Title: ________________________

12. Activity Summary - In no more than 100 words, please provide a brief summary of the overall project. It should include a statement of whether the project is for construction/renovation, durable commodities, or both, and whether the OSI is a school, hospital, library, or Center of Excellence.

13. What ASHA Funds Will Pay For - In no more than 4 lines, please provide a brief description of what the ASHA program will directly fund.

14. Public Diplomacy Benefit Summary - In no more than 4 lines, please provide a brief summary of the public diplomacy benefit of this project.

(Optional) You may share a photograph or sketch relative to the project or OSI:

II. Table of Contents (1 page)

III. Management Approach (not to exceed 9 pages)

Please provide your response to the merit review criterion of Management Approach, in accordance with the instructions in Section E.2.b of this NOFO/RFA. For the monitoring and evaluation factor, Applicants should note the following:

· "F" indicators can be found using this link: https://usaidlearninglab.org/library/standard-foreign-assistance-indicators

· ASHA's two mandatory custom indicators are:

ASHA PD Custom 1: Number of American best practices that improve organizational performance.

ASHA PD Custom 2: Number of American best practices formally disseminated, accepted, or adopted.

Additional information can be found on ASHA's PD Custom Indicators. Additionally, Applicants must use the following table (add rows as needed) as part of the response to monitoring and evaluation and should include both the "F" indicators and the ASHA PD Custom indicators:

[Example 1] Indicator DR.1.5-1 Number of USG-assisted courts with improved case management systems

[Example 2] Indicator 3.4.1(a) Neonatal mortality rate (number of deaths of infants during the first 28 days of life per 1,000 live births) in childbirth facilities in the southern region of East Tambou.

Improved child birth outcomes in the southern region of East Tambou.

MANDATORY INDICATOR:

ASHA PD Custom Indicator 1: Number of American best practices that improve organizational performance

Performance/ Custom

Reported quarterly.

MANDATORY INDICATOR:

ASHA PD Custom Indicator 2: Number of American best practices formally disseminated, accepted, or adopted

Performance/ Custom

Reported quarterly.

IV. Commodities and/or Construction Approach (not to exceed 9 pages)

Please provide your response to the merit review criterion of Commodities and/or Construction under the appropriate headings below, in accordance with the instructions in Section E.2.b of this NOFO/RFA.

Durable Commodities Information (if applicable), including Procurement Plan

Construction/Renovation Information (if applicable), including Implementation Plan

ANNEX 3 – ENVIRONMENTAL CAPABILITY STATEMENT TEMPLATE[footnoteRef:5] [5: This statement of capability is developed by the applicant at the pre-award stage only. Following award, successful awardees are required to submit additional environmental and climate analyses as described in the ASHA IEE.

Applicants must complete all questions below and submit to ASHA with the application.

Application Name: [INSERT NAME] Commodities or/+ Construction? [SELECT]

NOTE: Applicants are advised to review guidance for each question as in the ASHA Initial Environmental Examination (IEE) of ASHA environmental policies and procedures globally.

1. Institutional Arrangements: Is staffing in place to complete IEE and CRM analysis and implementation? (Yes/No): _______. Please describe. ____________

2. Site Selection: Will the project be located in or near sensitive ecosystems and-or hazard-prone areas? (Yes/No): _______ Please describe corrective actions:________

3. Toxics: Will toxic construction materials be involved (e.g., asbestos)? (Yes/No/Not Applicable): _______

4. Pesticides: Will the project need to address pest control and (if relevant) procure and or use pesticides? (Yes/No): _______ Are any pesticides that are needed already described in the USAID ASHA Construction Pesticide Evaluation and Safe Use Action Plan or PERSUAP? (Yes/No): _______

5. Water Supply: Will the project ensure adequate water quality assurance (e.g., fecal coliforms, arsenic) to meet projected demand, and considering climate projections? (Yes/No): _______. Please describe.________________

6. Solid Waste: How will the project dispose of solid waste (construction waste, electronic waste etc.) generated by its activities?

7. Sanitary Waste: How will the project dispose of sanitary waste streams generated by its activities?

8. Medical Waste: Will medical waste be generated? (Yes/No/Not Applicable): _____Please describe the disposal mechanisms for medical waste generated.________________

9. Energy: Will the project employ energy efficiency measures and/or non-fossil fuel energy sources (e.g., hydropower, wind and solar panels)? (Yes/No): _______ Please describe. ________________

10. Climate Risks and Opportunities: Will climate risk and /or vulnerability assessments be used to inform project design in all issues listed above, particularly site selection, location of procured commodities (e.g., consideration of flood risk in basements), water supply, and construction materials? (Yes/No): _______ Please describe. ________________

ANNEX 4a - SUMMARY BUDGET TEMPLATE

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funds

A: Professional A&E Services

B: Construction

C: Renovation

D. Durable Commodities

E. Program Support

TOTAL ESTIMATED AMOUNT

ANNEX 4b - BUDGET TEMPLATE

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Yr 1 Total Cost Yr 1 Units Yr 2 Total Cost Yr 2

A: Professional A&E Services

- Construction Drawings

- Environmental plan

- Other

-- Other 1

Subtotal

B: Construction

- Area 1 - Construction

-- Construction 1

-- Construction 2

-- Construction 3

-- Construction 4

- Area 1 - Finishing

-- Finishing 1

-- Finishing 2

-- Finishing 3

-- Finishing 4

- Other

-- Other 1

Subtotal

C: Renovation

- Area 2 - Renovation

-- Renovation 1

-- Renovation 2

-- Renovation 3

-- Renovation 4

- Area 2 - Finishing

-- Finishing 1

-- Finishing 2

-- Finishing 3

-- Finishing 4

- Other

-- Other 1

Subtotal

D. Durable Commodities

- Area 1 - Commodity

-- Commodity 1

-- Commodity 2

-- Commodity 3

-- Commodity 4

- Area 2 - Commodity

-- Commodity 5

-- Commodity 6

-- Commodity 7

-- Commodity 8

- Other

Subtotal

E. Program Support

- Audit costs

- Branding and Marking costs

- Other

-- Other 1

Subtotal

TOTAL COST

ANNEX 4c - BUDGET TEMPLATE OF DURABLE COMMODITIES Click here for template

Yr 1 Total Cost Yr 1 Units Yr 2 Total Cost Yr 2

D. Durable Commodities

Area 1

- Commodity 1

- Commodity 2

- Commodity 3

- Commodity 4

- Commodity 5

Subtotal

Area 2

- Commodity 6

- Commodity 7

- Commodity 8

- Commodity 9

- Commodity 10

- Commodity 11

- Other

Subtotal

Total

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ANNEX 5 – SAM.GOV SCREENSHOT SAMPLE

ANNEX 6 - MANDATORY ATTACHMENTS AND MANDATORY AS APPLICABLE ATTACHMENTS

A. MANDATORY ATTACHMENTS:

The following attachments are mandatory for all applicants submitting a full application.

● M1 - USO Audited Financial Statements Applicants must include an attachment containing the most recent Single Audit (A-133 audit) and/or independently audited financial statements of the USO with accompanying letter of audit findings and management letter on internal controls. If both audits are available, please submit both. The audited financial statements must be from 2017 or later and in English. ASHA will only accept independently audited financial statements of the USO. ASHA will not accept a financial review, compilation, tax return, independent accountant’s review or other materials in lieu of independently audited financial statements. The audited financial statements provided must be complete and cannot be missing the auditor’s opinion, auditor’s signature, commentary, or other components included in the original document provided by the independent auditing institution. ASHA will not accept drafts of audited financial statements. The audited financial statements may not be provided with supplemental attachments intended to provide information that should be included in the original audited financial statements such as excel sheets documenting the financial figures being reviewed in the audited financial statements (i.e. providing independent audited financial statements without the monetary figures, and instead providing them as a separate attachment). All financial figures, commentary and facts contained within the audited financial statements should be presented in their original form, unedited without additional attachments to supplement information that should be present, but is otherwise missing. Audited financial statements with missing information, figures, or supplemental attachments (other than translations) will render the application ineligible. This information must be submitted as a separate attachment named “M1 - USO Audited Financial Statements”.

● M2 - OSI Audited Financial Statements Applicants must include an attachment containing the most recent independently audited financial statements of the OSI. The audited financial statements must be from 2017 or later. If originally completed in a language other than English, applicants must provide the English translation of the audited financial statements. If originally completed using a currency other than the U.S. dollar, applicants must provide a version that converts local currency to U.S. dollars. ASHA will only accept independently audited financial statements of the OSI in English or with English translation provided, and in US Dollars, or with USD conversion provided. ASHA will not accept unaudited financial statements, OSI financial statements in a language other than English, or financial statements in a currency other than the U.S. Dollar. ASHA will not accept a financial review, compilation, tax return, independent accountant’s review or other materials in lieu of independently audited financial statements. The audited financial statements provided must be complete and cannot be missing the auditor’s opinion, auditor’s signature, commentary, or other components. ASHA will not accept drafts of audited financial statements. The audited financial statements may not be provided with supplemental attachments such as excel sheets documenting the financial figures being reviewed in the audited financial statements (other than USD conversion). All financial figures, commentary and facts contained within the audited financial statements should be presented in their original form, unedited without additional attachments to supplement information that should be present, but is otherwise missing. Audited financial statements with missing information, figures, or supplemental attachments (other than translations or conversions to USD) will render the application ineligible. This information must be submitted as a separate attachment named “M2 - OSI Audited Financial Statements”. If the USO and OSI are the same entity there is no need to submit independently audited financial statements for the OSI. If the USO and OSI are the same entity the applicant should make note of that fact in response to number 1 on the eligibility page of their application.

● M3 - USO Project Manager Applicants must submit a 1-page resume(s) of the Project Manager(s) who will be responsible for managing this project at the USO. Information detailing licensure, certification and professional society memberships must be included. This information must be submitted as a separate attachment named “M3 - USO Project Manager”.

● M4 - OSI Project Manager Applicants must submit a 1-page resume(s) of the Project Manager(s) who will be responsible for managing this project at the OSI. Information detailing licensure, certification and professional society memberships must be included. This information must be submitted as a separate attachment named “M4 - OSI Project Manager”. If the USO and OSI are the same legal entity there is no need to submit a project manager for the OSI. If the USO and OSI are the same legal entity the applicant should make note of that fact in response to number 1 of the eligibility page of their application.

● M5 - USO Board of Directors Applicants must submit a table showing the members of the USO’s Board of Directors, with columns for names, titles, and employers. This information must be submitted as a separate attachment named “M5 - USO Boards of Directors”.

● M6 - OSI Board of Directors Applicants must submit a table showing the members of the OSI’s Boards of Directors, with columns for names, titles, employers, and an indication for every board member stating whether they are appointed by the host country government. ASHA will not accept applications that fail to include in the M7 attachment statements indicating whether or not each member of the OSI board of directors is appointed by the host country government. This information must be submitted as a separate attachment named “M6 - OSI Board of Directors”. If the USO and OSI are the same legal entity there is no need to submit a board of directors for the OSI as they would be the same. If the USO and OSI are the same legal entity the applicant should make note of that fact in response to number 1 of the eligibility page of their application.

● M7 - Environmental Capability Statement Applicants must submit an Environmental Capability Statement that is no more than 2 pages long. See Annex 5 for more information. This document must be submitted as a separate attachment named “M7 - Environmental Capability Statement”. Following award, successful awardees must complete additional environmental requirements as described in Section XII.

B. MANDATORY AS APPLICABLE ATTACHMENTS:

The following attachments are required for applicants, as applicable:

● MA1 - Conceptual/Architectural-Engineering (A/E) Design (“1 of 3,” ‘2 of 3,” etc., as necessary)

For all projects that include construction or renovation, provide a conceptual architectural and engineering design and/or detailed design of the proposed project if available. These drawings should at least be 30% conceptual design drawings, which generally include architectural (layout of all facility infrastructure), mechanical, electrical, and structural drawings as applicable. These drawings should be submitted using as few attachments as possible. The file name of each attachment related to this requirement should begin with “MA1 - Construction Drawings,” followed by an indication of each attachment’s order within all construction drawings. For example, an application with three construction drawings attached would name these attachments “MA1 - Construction Drawings 1 of 3”, “MA1 - Construction Drawings 2 of 3,” and “MA1 - Construction Drawings 3 of 3.” The required conceptual construction drawings and additional optional construction drawings should utilize the same file-naming convention. Applicants submitting an application involving construction or renovation projects that fail to include a separate attachment for construction drawings will be deemed ineligible. Note that all measurements must be in metric system units, per 2 CFR 700.6. Provide Global Positioning Systems (GPS) coordinates. Additionally, provide a succinct narrative summary (no more than five lines) of the specific renovation/construction that ASHA would fund.

● MA2 - Project Implementation Plan

Applicants must submit a project Implementation Plan for any applications that include construction or renovation projects. This information must be submitted as a separate attachment named “MA2 - Project Implementation Plan.” Provide a timeline for project completion which includes milestones such as ASHA approvals, Soil Foundation report, 30% design, obtaining the local permits, final design, the duration of the construction phase, tender documents and bidding, construction and the project completion date. The implementation plan should extend at least until the facilities supported by ASHA begin to serve intended beneficiaries. Applicants submitting an application involving construction or renovations projects that fail to include a separate attachment for the project Implementation Plan will be deemed ineligible.

● MA3 – Land Ownership or Lease

Applicants must submit proof of land ownership or a lease for applications that include construction or renovation. If these documents are not in English, the applicant must provide an English translation of these documents. Applicants that submit land ownership or lease documents in a language other than English without an English translation will be deemed ineligible. The applicant must submit an official copy of a title, lease or similar official documentation recognized within the country where implementation will take place demonstrating a legal right to the land (to build, renovate, retrofit according to current building codes) ideally for a period of at least 20 years from the date of the application. While applications involving a legal right to the land of 20 years (or more) will be given a greater preference, USAID is willing to consider applications that include a title, lease or similar official documentation covering a shorter period of time, but such applications will be given a lower preference. This information must be submitted as a separate attachment named “MA3 - Land Ownership or Lease” and a translation, if needed, should be included.

ANNEX 7 - STANDARD PROVISIONS

(Note: the full text of these provisions may be found at: https://www.usaid.gov/ads/policy/300/303maa and https://www.usaid.gov/ads/policy/300/303mab). The actual Standard Provisions included in the award will be dependent on the organization that is selected. The award will include the latest Mandatory Provisions for either U.S. or non-U.S. Nongovernmental organizations. The award will also contain the following “required as applicable” Standard Provisions:

REQUIRED AS APPLICABLE STANDARD PROVISIONS FOR U.S. NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

Standard Provision

x

RAA10. PROHIBITION OF ASSISTANCE TO DRUG TRAFFICKERS (JUNE 1999)

x

RAA12. REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES (DECEMBER 2014)

x

RAA13. FOREIGN GOVERNMENT DELEGATIONS TO INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES (JUNE 2012)

x

RAA17. USAID DISABILITY POLICY - ASSISTANCE (DECEMBER 2004)

TBD

RAA18. STANDARDS FOR ACCESSIBILITY FOR THE DISABLED IN USAID ASSISTANCE AWARDS INVOLVING CONSTRUCTION (SEPTEMBER 2004)

x

RAA22. UNIVERSAL IDENTIFIER AND SYSTEM OF AWARD MANAGEMENT (July 2015) x

RAA23. REPORTING SUBAWARDS AND EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION (DECEMBER 2014)

x

RAA26. CONTRACT PROVISION FOR DBA INSURANCE UNDER RECIPIENT PROCUREMENTS (DECEMBER 2014)

TBD

RAA27. AWARD TERM AND CONDITION FOR RECIPIENT INTEGRITY AND PERFORMANCE MATTERS (April 2016)

REQUIRED AS APPLICABLE STANDARD PROVISIONS FOR NON-U.S. NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS

Required

Not Required

Standard Provision

TBD

RAA1. ADVANCE PAYMENT AND REFUNDS (DECEMBER 2014)

TBD

RAA2. REIMBURSEMENT PAYMENT AND REFUNDS (DECEMBER 2014)

x

RAA3. INDIRECT COSTS – NEGOTIATED INDIRECT COST RATE AGREEMENT (NICRA) (DECEMBER 2014)

x

RAA5. UNIVERSAL IDENTIFIER AND SYSTEM OF AWARD MANAGEMENT (July 2015) x

RAA6. REPORTING SUBAWARDS AND EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION (DECEMBER 2014)

x

RAA7. SUBAWARDS (DECEMBER 2014)

x

RAA9. OCEAN SHIPMENT OF GOODS (JUNE 2012)

x

RAA10. REPORTING HOST GOVERNMENT TAXES (JUNE 2012)

TBD

RAA18. PROTECTION OF HUMAN RESEARCH SUBJECTS (JUNE 2012)

x

RAA26. LIMITATION ON SUBAWARDS TO NON-LOCAL ENTITIES (JULY 2014)

x

RAA27. CONTRACT PROVISION FOR DBA INSURANCE UNDER RECIPIENT PROCUREMENTS (DECEMBER 2014)

TBD

RAA28. CONTRACT AWARD TERM AND CONDITION FOR RECIPIENT INTEGRITY AND PERFORMANCE MATTERS (April 2016)

ANNEX 8 - ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS

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