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Approve and authorize the Chairman to execute a First Amendment to Agreement No. A-24-271 with University of Cincinnati Research Institute, to increase the allowable travel expenses for services, with no change to the term of June 4, 2024, through June 3, 2027, or compensation maximum of $753,500

Agenda Item Approved Introduced October 10, 2025

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University of Cincinnati Research Institute 4 records across this site
Amount
$754K
Runs until
June 3, 2027 229 days — goes back out to bid date quoted from the award document
Type
amendment

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Committee
Probation
Requested by
Probation
Introduced
October 10, 2025
On agenda
November 18, 2025
Passed
November 18, 2025
Enactment no.
Agreement No. 25-593

Where it was heard

Board of Supervisors Nov 18, 2025 Consent Agenda be approved Pass

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