Section 15.154.745. Assignability and subcontracting.

	(a)  The grantee may not assign or delegate the grant agreement or any part of it, or any right to monies paid under the grant agreement, without the written approval of the Corporation. Grant monies may not be used to directly or indirectly employ, award contracts to, or otherwise engage the services of any contractor federally debarred, suspended or placed on ineligibility status.  
	(b)  The grantee may enter into a subcontract for the performance of an activity required by the grant only if:  
		(1) the grantee remains administratively and financially responsible for the activity and is responsible for the performance of the subcontractor;  
		(2) the subcontractor agrees that the Corporation's approval of the subcontract shall not create any contractual relationship between the subcontractor and the Corporation;  
		(3) the subcontractor is authorized to do business in the state and has obtained any necessary bonding required by the Corporation or applicable federal regulations;  
		(4) the subcontractor agrees to perform in accordance with all applicable grant provisions and agrees to permit the grantee reasonable access to its records for the purposes of 15 AAC 154.740;  
		(5) the subcontract includes a provision under which the subcontractor indemnifies the Corporation against all damages or claims for damages arising out of the subcontractor's activities under its contract with the grantee; and  
		(6) the grantee obtains Corporation approval before entering into the subcontract.  

Authorities

18.55.100;18.56.088

Notes

Reference

15 AAC 154.730
15 AAC 154.740

Authority

AS 18.55.100 AS 18.56.088

History

Eff. 6/11/96, Register 139; am 6/18/2008, Register 187