Indiana Dept of Health — Contract 00000000000000093127
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The Indiana Department of Health has entered into a grant agreement with the University of Notre Dame to support the Spinal Cord Injury program. This award notice, identified by contract number 00000000000000093127, provides a total of 200,000 dollars in funding to facilitate the project. The performance period for this initiative is scheduled to run from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2027, with the work being performed within the state of Indiana. The agreement establishes specific administrative requirements to ensure project oversight and accountability. The University of Notre Dame is required to submit semi-annual reports to the Indiana Department of Health and adhere to established state monitoring protocols. The contract further details the specific funding sources, payment terms, and reporting obligations necessary to maintain the grant throughout the two-year project duration.
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