Consortium Administration Sample Clauses

The Consortium Administration clause defines the rules and procedures for managing the collective activities of a consortium formed by multiple parties. It typically outlines the roles and responsibilities of the administrative body or lead member, details decision-making processes, and specifies how meetings, communications, and records are handled among consortium members. This clause ensures that the consortium operates efficiently and transparently, providing a clear governance structure and resolving potential disputes or ambiguities regarding administration.
Consortium Administration. The Government and the Consortium, through the CM, are bound to each other by a duty of good faith and best effort to achieve the objectives of this Other Transaction Agreement. This Other Transaction Agreement is not intended to be, nor shall it be construed as, by implication or otherwise, a partnership, a corporation, or other business organization. All financial transactions between the Government and the Consortium, including payment, will be made via the CM. The CM shall accomplish the overall management, including reporting, financial and administrative matters, of the coordinated prototype program established under this Other Transaction Agreement. The CM shall be responsible for the overall day-to-day management of Government selected projects and all prototype projects issued to the Consortium under this Other Transaction Agreement. The CM shall also be responsible for resolving performance issues that occur during performance of this Other Transaction Agreement.
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Consortium Administration. ‌ The Government and the Consortium, through the CM, are bound to each other by a duty of good faith and best effort to achieve the objectives of the OTA. The OTA is not intended to be, nor shall it be construed as, by implication or otherwise, a partnership, a corporation, or other business organization. All financial transactions between the Government and the Consortium, including payment, will be made via the CM. The CM shall accomplish the overall management, including reporting, financial and administrative matters, of the coordinated prototype program established under the OTA. The Consortium shall be responsible for the overall day-to-day management of Government-selected projects and all prototype projects issued to the Consortium under the OTA. The Consortium shall also be responsible for resolving performance issues that occur during performance of the OTA.
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Consortium Administration. (a) In accordance with the Consortium Membership Agreement (CMA), or any other administration agreement between the Consortium, its members, and its Consortium Manager of record, the Consortium Manager will act on behalf of the Consortium in executing this Base Agreement, and any future modifications to it. All financial transactions between the Government and the Consortium, including payment to PLPs, will be made via the Consortium Manager.
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Consortium Administration. 2.1 The V4I Consortium is operated as a program administered by NCDMM with the support of NCDMM staff and its established procedures and capabilities. 2.2 V4I shall be headed by a Director and shall manage strategic operations under guidance from the V4I executive committee, made up of representatives elected by the V4I governance board. 2.3 Each V4I Platinum Member (as described in Exhibit 1), while a Member-in-Good-Standing (as defined in Section 3.3 below), may appoint an individual to serve as its representative on the governance board. Gold Members will appoint an individual to serve by proxy vote as determined by membership (as described in Exhibit 1). Governance Board terms are annual based on a Member organization’s membership Anniversary Date as defined in Exhibit 1, item 3, and are limited to the period during which the Member’s organization remains a Member-in- Good-Standing of the Consortium 2.3.1 The Governance board shall provide input and recommendations from the Consortium membership to the Executive committee. 2.4 The Executive committee shall consist of at least five (5) positions elected from the Governance board, and shall be representative of the organizational segmentation of the Membership as a whole. Executive committee terms shall be for one (1) year, with a maximum of three (3) consecutive terms per individual. Government members may have no more than five (5) consecutive terms. 2.5 NCDMM senior program managers shall be responsible for each of V4I’s specific program focus areas and shall use an NCDMM managed competitive process to solicit and select projects for funding, based on selection criteria consistent with the purpose and requirements of the funding stakeholder and the manufacturing community.
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Consortium Administration. (a) The Government and the Consortium, through the CM, are bound to each other by a duty of good faith and best effort to achieve the objectives of this Agreement. This Agreement is not intended to be, nor shall it be construed as, by implication or otherwise, a partnership, a corporation, or other business organization. (b) The Consortium shall establish a CMA and operate in accordance with its terms and conditions. (c) In accordance with the Consortium’s CMA, or any other administration agreement between the Consortium, its members, and its CM of record, the CM will act on behalf of the Consortium in executing this Agreement, and any future modifications to it. All financial transactions between the Government and the Consortium, including payment, will be made via the CM. The CM will subsequently disburse funds to the prototype project recipient. (d) The CM shall accomplish the overall management, including reporting, financial and administrative matters, of the coordinated prototype program established under this Agreement. The CM shall be responsible for the overall day-to-day management of Government- selected projects and all prototype projects issued to the Consortium under this Agreement. The CM shall also be responsible for resolving performance issues that occur during performance of this Agreement. (e) If changes are made to the CMA that substantially alter the relationship of the ST&I Consortium (e.g., any restriction of access to prospective prototype project participants (either current or prospective consortium members)), the CM shall notify the Agreements Officer that a substantial change has occurred and provide a copy of the CMA for review and concurrence.
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Consortium Administration. 2.1 The V4I Consortium is operated as a program administered by NCDMM with the support of NCDMM staff and its established procedures and capabilities. 2.2 V4I shall be headed by a Director (“Director”) who shall manage strategic operations under guidance from the V4I Executive Committee, made up of representatives elected by the V4I Governance Board. 2.3 Each V4I Platinum Member (as described in Exhibit 1), while a Member-in-Good-Standing (as defined in Section 3.3 below), may appoint an individual to serve as its representative on the Governance Board. Gold Members will appoint an individual to serve by proxy vote as determined by membership (as described in Exhibit 1). Governance Board terms are annual based on a Member organization’s membership Anniversary Date as defined in Exhibit 1, item 3, and are limited to the period during which the Member’s organization remains a Member-in- Good-Standing of the Consortium. 2.3.1 The Governance Board shall provide input and recommendations from the Consortium membership to the Executive Committee. 2.4 The Executive Committee shall consist of at least five (5) positions elected from the Governance Board, and shall be representative of the organizational segmentation of the Membership as a whole. Executive Committee terms shall be for one (1) year, with a maximum of three (3) consecutive terms per individual. Government Members may have no more than five (5) consecutive terms. 2.5 NCDMM senior program managers shall be responsible for each of V4I’s specific program focus areas and shall use an NCDMM managed competitive process to solicit and select projects for funding, based on selection criteria consistent with the purpose and requirements of the funding stakeholder and the manufacturing community. 2.6 V4I may accept funding from external sources, including but not limited to, states, federal, foundations, or donations, provided such funding and accompanying directions from funder are consistent with V4I Purpose. Unless otherwise directed by funding source, such funding provided for a specific purpose, such as a project or grant, in excess of needs for said purpose, shall only be used in similar manner as annual fees as states in Section 3.5. For any government funded project, any relevant government flow down terms shall be added to said Project Agreement and shall take precedence over terms in this Agreement. 2.7 NCDMM may elect to allow non-Member organizations to participate in V4I projects provided the non-M...
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Consortium Administration. (a) In accordance with the Consortium Membership Agreement (CMA), or any other administration agreement between the Consortium, its members, and its Consortium Manager of record, the Consortium Manager will act on behalf of the Consortium in executing this Base Agreement, and any future modifications to it. All financial transactions between the Government and the Consortium, including payment to PLPs, will be made via the Consortium Manager. (b) The PLP as a member of the SpEC Consortium shall operate according to the terms and conditions of its Consortium Membership Agreement (CMA). Notification will be provided in writing to the Government Agreements Officer 10 days prior to execution of CMA changes and will include details of the edits or changes.
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