§ 367.60 When may a DSA make subawards or contracts?
§ 367.61 What matching requirements apply?
§ 367.62 What requirements apply if the State’s non-Federal share is in cash?
§ 367.63 What requirements apply if the State’s non-Federal share is in kind?
§ 367.64 What is the prohibition against a State’s condition of an award of a sub-award or contract based on cash or in-kind contributions?
§ 367.65 What is program income and how may it be used?
§ 367.66 What requirements apply to the obligation of Federal funds and program income?
§ 367.67 May an individual’s ability to pay be considered in determining his or her participation in the costs of OIB services?
§ 367.68 What notice must be given about the Client Assistance Program (CAP)?
§ 367.69 What are the special requirements pertaining to the protection, use, and release of personal information?
§ 367.70 What access to records must be provided?
§ 367.71 What records must be maintained?

Terms Used In CFR > Title 34 > Subtitle B > Chapter III > Part 367 > Subpart F - What Conditions Must Be Met After an Award?

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