B. However, the DoDGARs in this chapter distinguish between two categories of lower-level transactions carried out by beneficiaries and sub-beneficiaries: subcontractors and procurement transactions. The distinction promotes consistency in requirements for lower-level transactions under doD grants and cooperative agreements. It is based on a long-standing distinction in the OMB Guide for Federal Authorities, currently at 2 CFR Part 200, which the DoD implements in this chapter. Claim: a written claim or written claim of one of the parties to an arbitral award having as its legal matter the payment of money in a specified amount, the adaptation or interpretation of a duration or condition of arbitration, or any other facility resulting from or in connection with the arbitral award. A routine payment request that is not contested at the time of submission is not a receivable. The submission may be converted into a claim by written notification to the Grants or Agreements Officer, if it is contested in terms of liability or amount or if it is not processed within a reasonable time. 1. No Action – If no action was taken, the DoD would not meet omb`s requirements to defer all subsidy rules to 2 CFR. Executive Order 13771 (Reducing Regulation and Controlling Regulatory Costs) directs authorities to reduce regulation and control regulatory costs and provides that “for each new regulation, at least two previous rules will be identified for elimination and that the cost of the planned rules will be managed and controlled prudently through a budgeting process.” This rule is not subject to the requirements of this executive order, as it does not matter under Executive Order 12866. 2. conditions that include doD elements in their grants and cooperation agreements, in order to define the rights and obligations of the government and beneficiaries, including the post-award requirements that the beneficiaries` actions must meet.
(b) assets such as loans, bonds and other debt instruments, leases, shares and other instruments of ownership, whether the property is considered material or intangible. The Technology Investment Agreement is one of the support instruments used to increase the participation of commercial enterprises in defence research programmes and other purposes related to the integration of the trade and defence sector from the country`s technological and industrial base. Technology investment agreements include a kind of cooperation agreement with provisions adapted to the inclusion of commercial enterprises, as well as a type of support transaction that is not a grant or a cooperation agreement. . . .