99-346 C.M.R. ch. 30, § 12 - Rehabilitation Requirements
A.
Approval
of Construction Documents and Budget. Funding for rehabilitation may be
subject to MSHA's review of the drawings, specifications, construction
contract, and budget for reasonableness and completeness. MSHA may require a
competitive bidding process for any general contractors or
subcontractors.
B.
Women-owned and Minority-owned Business Enterprises. MSHA may
require Recipients to promote the use of women-owned and minority-owned
business by at a minimum: (i) placing qualified women-owned and minority-owned
business enterprises on solicitation lists; (ii) assuring that women-owned and
minority-owned business enterprises are solicited whenever they are potential
sources; (iii) dividing total requirements, when economically feasible, into
small tasks or quantities to permit maximum participation by women-owned and
minority-owned business enterprises; and (iv) document efforts used to
encourage the use of and contracting with women-owned and minority-owned
business enterprises.
C.
Codes and Standards. All elements of a Project shall meet all applicable
federal, state, and local codes, ordinances, and regulations in addition to
MSHA requirements.
D.
Interpretation of Codes and Standards. If there is a question in
interpretation of codes or standards, the construction or rehabilitation shall
conform to MSHA's interpretation of such codes and standards.
E.
Inspections. Recipients and
Beneficiaries shall permit MSHA to inspect Projects as it deems reasonably
necessary as a prudent lending institution and a responsible public
agency.
F.
Other
Requirements. Recipients and Beneficiaries shall comply with all
requirements MSHA, in its discretion, determines are prudent.
Notes
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