New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 4 - CULTURAL RESOURCES
Chapter 10 - CULTURAL PROPERTIES AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION
Part 5 - CULTURAL PROPERTIES PUBLICATIONS REVOLVING FUND: GUIDELINES AND FISCAL CONTROLS
Section 4.10.5.10 - CONTRACTS FOR THE PREPARATION OF MATERIAL FOR PUBLICATION

Universal Citation: 4 NM Admin Code 4.10.5.10

Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024

A. The committee may contract for the preparation of material (research and writing of text) for publication only if it determines that the sale of such publication has a high probability of yielding the amount expended plus ten percent or if the fund contains an actual surplus sufficient to cover the cost of the publication plus ten percent.

B. The committee shall specify the scope of work and shall designate the editor(s) and/or author(s), and other personnel for the preparation of each proposed publication. All such personnel shall furnish to the committee satisfactory evidence of professional qualification based on experience, training, knowledge and past performance. The author or editor of each prospective publication will also be required to furnish to the committee a narrative progress report describing the status of work accomplished not less than once every three months during the contract period.

C. The committee shall specify the amount to be allocated from the revolving fund and the project period. The contract amount shall not exceed the amount approved by the committee. The typical contract period will not exceed one year. The grant award and the project period may be amended by approval of the committee. In no case, however, will the preparation of a manuscript be permitted to exceed two years.

D. The state historic preservation officer is hereby authorized to negotiate, write and enter into all contracts for the preparation of material for publication through the revolving fund. No contract shall be valid unless approved by the secretary of the department of finance and administration. Failure to carry out the terms of the contract shall be cause for the termination or reduction of scope and/or payments of the contract.

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