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Secs. 201-203, Pub. L. 93-638, 88 Stat. 2203, 2213-2214 (25 U.S.C. 455-457), unless otherwise noted.
85 FR 10948, Feb. 25, 2020, unless otherwise noted.
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An awarding official will notify the existing contracting party in advance of the contract's expiration and ask if the existing contracting party wants to renew the contract. The renewal must be in writing from the existing contracting party and the awarding official.
(a) The existing contracting party seeking to renew a contract will submit to the awarding official:
(1) A written request to renew;
(2) The current education plan approved by the Indian Education Committee, if expired;
(3) A scope of work; and
(4) A budget outlining the Johnson-O'Malley funds for operational support and/or supplemental programs, by line item, to facilitate accountability.
(b) The awarding official will send the existing contracting party an acknowledgment letter and specify if any information is required to complete renewal package.
(c) The approving official will approve or disapprove a renewal within 90 days after the approving official receives the renewal and any additional information requested. The approving official may extend the 90-day deadline after obtaining the written consent of the existing contracting party.
Any contract may be revised or amended as deemed necessary to carry out the purposes of the program being contracted.
(a) A contractor may submit a written request for a revision or amendment of a contract to the awarding official.
(b) The written approval of the Indian Education Committee is required if the contract revision or amendment will alter a program that has been approved by the Indian Education Committee.
The Indian Education Committee may recommend to the BIE Director, through the appropriate awarding official, cancellation or suspension of a contract(s) that contains the program(s) approved by the Indian Education Committee, if the contractor fails to permit such Committee to exercise its powers and duties.
(a) Any contract may be cancelled for cause when the contractor fails to perform the work called for under the contract or fails to permit an Indian Education Committee to perform its duties.
(b) Before cancelling the contract, the BIE Director will provide the contractor with written notice, including:
(1) The reasons why the Bureau is considering cancelling the contract; and
(2) The contractor will be given an opportunity to bring its work up to an acceptable level.
(c) If the contractor does not overcome the deficiencies in its contract performance, the Bureau will cancel the contract for cause. The Bureau will notify the contractor, in writing, of the cancellation. The notice will give the reasons for the cancellation and the right of the contractor to appeal under subpart K of this part.
(d) When a contract is cancelled for cause, the Bureau will attempt to perform the work by another contract.
(e) Any contractor that has a contract cancelled for cause must demonstrate that the cause(s) that led to the cancellation have been remedied before it will be considered for another contract.