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The President is authorized to execute all contracts necessary for the operation of the University except those expressly required to be executed by the Board of Regents. The President must execute employee consulting agreements within the University System of Georgia and faculty employment contracts.
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Purpose. To define those officials of the University of Georgia (“University”) who are authorized to execute contracts on behalf of the University and to describe the procedure for review and approval of contracts prior to execution. Application.
The appropriate procurement officer has been consulted regarding the purchase of goods or services being acquired under the contract, to confirm that all applicable procurement rules and regulations have been followed.
Unless otherwise provided by University policy, the initiating unit is primarily responsible for monitoring and carrying out the University’s obligations under a contract. Failure to monitor contract requirements may expose the unit or University to financial loss, legal actions, and claims of breach of contract or default. Any questions about these matters or this policy should be brought to the attention of the Office of Legal Affairs or OVPR Legal Advisor.
The contract provides for events of default for each party. The events of default are described with clarity and specificity. There are provisions for notification of default and a method to cure any default by the University.
The contract includes a termination clause that provides the University with a way legally to end the contract earlier than the specified date and set out acceptable terms for such termination. If the contract includes a termination clause for the other party, the terms are acceptable to the University.
Contracts and other instruments related to sponsored projects and the research enterprise including contract and grant agreements, subcontracts, intellectual property license agreements, nondisclosure and confidentiality agreements, material transfer agreements, and sales and service agreements
The contract and all documents incorporated by reference in the contract, including exhibits and appendices, are attached. All such documents have been read and agreed to in their entirety by originating department and any faculty and staff members who have obligation under this contract.
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