The act is applicable to sub-recipients who meet the same qualifications. They must promise to give notice, if subsequently informed by the EPA, of any facilities coming under consideration for listing. Awards are to be withheld from any offeror listed or determined to be a violator except when a delay is likely to prejudice the awarding agency's programs. The certification requirement is one in which the grantee agrees to comply with all the requirements of Section 113 of the Clean Air Act and Section 309 of the Clean Water Act relating to inspection, monitoring, entry, reports, and information related to facilities, and to implement regulations and guidelines as required under the acts. Penalty for Non-Compliance.
Violators are subject to suspension, termination, or debarment.
Repayment of funds awarded is also a consequence of violation. Minimum Compliance Action. Facilities personnel participate in local and State programs related to their areas of employment as required. Operations that require certification, training or licensing have a minimum of one staff member who holds such credentials and can provide on the job training. Certification is provided daily, monthly or yearly, unless otherwise specified by regulations and which ever is more restrictive.