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provision or warranty provided by the Contractor as a <br />part of this contract. Actions which constitute a <br />default include, but are not limited to: <br />A. Failure to submit to the COUNTY reports which are <br />required pursuant to this contract or the submission of <br />required reports that are incorrect or incomplete. <br />B. Submission of requests for payment or reimbursement <br />of amounts that are incorrect or incomplete. <br />C. The .failure of the Contractor to accept any <br />additional conditions which may be provided by law, by <br />executive order, by regulation or by other policy <br />announced by the COUNTY, the state or any federal <br />agency. <br />D. Failure to perform any activity required by this <br />contract. <br />Upon occurrence of any default, the COUNTY shall advise <br />the Contractor in writing of the action constituting the <br />default, and specify the actions that must be taken to <br />cure the default. The COUNTY may suspend payment under <br />the contract. If a default is not cured within 30 days <br />from receipt of written notice of such default by the <br />Contractor, the COUNTY may continue the suspension or, <br />by written notice of termination, may terminate the <br />contract. <br />Notwithstanding the above, the Contractor shall not be <br />relieved of liability to the COUNTY for damage sustained <br />by the COUNTY by virtue of any default or breach of the <br />contract; and the COUNTY may deduct the amount of <br />damages from any outstanding payments to the Contractor <br />or may withhold payments until such time as the exact <br />amount of the damages is determined. <br />14.3. Termination. <br />A. If federal funding for this project is terminated <br />and no other funding is available for continuation of <br />this project, the COUNTY will not be obligated to <br />continue funding for the services contained in this <br />contract and may terminate the contract. <br />20 <br />