NR 155.32(4)(e)1.1. There has been substantial nonperformance of the project work by the grantee without good cause.

NR 155.32(4)(e)3.3. There is substantial evidence of gross abuse or corrupt practices in the administration of the grant or project.

NR 155.32(4)(f)(f) Upon termination, the grantee shall refund or credit to the department that portion of the grant funds paid or owed to the grantee and allocable to the terminated project work, except an amount as may be required to meet commitments which became enforceable prior to the termination. The grantee may not make any new commitments without department approval. The grantee shall reduce the amount of outstanding commitments insofar as possible and report to the department the uncommitted balance of funds awarded under the grant.

NR 155.32(4)(g)(g) Upon termination, all prospective department liability ceases.

NR 155.32(4)(h)(h) Upon annulment, the grant agreement is null and void and all department liability is extinguished.

NR 155.32(5)(a)(a) The reasonable costs resulting from a termination order, including a previously issued stop-work order on a project’s work or grant, are eligible in negotiating a termination settlement.

NR 155.32(5)(b)(b) The department shall negotiate appropriate termination settlement costs with the grantee. The department shall pay reasonable settlement costs.

NR 155.32(6)(6) Responsibilities of grantees. Suspension or termination of a grant or portion of grant under this section does not relieve the grantee of its responsibilities under this chapter.