Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Project Abstract North Dakota State Auditor State the Office of Natural Resources Revenue Onrr Program Agreement D22AC00131TO Conduct Audits Related to Oil and Gas Royalty Payments Made to Onrr That Are Attributable to Leased Federal Lands Within the State Pursuant to Section 205 for States of the Federal Oil and Gas Royalty Management Act of 1982 Fogrma , as Amended the North Dakota State Auditor Shall Conduct Audits and Investigations Related to Oil and Gas Revenues Owed to the United States or Tribes and Shared With the State the State Agrees to Submit Proposed Budget and Work Plan on an Annual Basis the State Also Agrees to Submit Vouchers Requesting Reimbursement on a No Less Than Quarterly Basis the State Also Agrees to Submit a Work Plan Modification Request for Approval Before They Amend or Adjust Their Work Plan During the Year the State Agrees to Submit Progress Reports to Show the Progress They Have Made on Their Work Plan No Less Than Quarterly Further, the State Agrees to Follow All the Terms of Their Cooperative Agreement to Include Any Modifications
Committed
$2.9 Million
Paid out
$2.2M
76%
Committed, not yet paid
$685.4K
24%
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