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Note: As of July 1, 2017, all active participant files at that time and all new participant files <br />will be paperless and all pertinent information and documents will be scanned or uploaded <br />into the NCWorks Online system. Only previous program years and exited files will remain <br />in paper form. Contractors must purchase signature pads for online siLnatures. <br />The Contractor shall maintain all fiscal and program records for periods required by federal <br />regulations, but in no event less than five years from the completion of services under <br />this Contract. Should audit proceedings be instituted concerning this Contract, the <br />Contractor shall not destroy any records thereof until notified in writing that such records <br />are no longer needed. <br />All documents pertinent to WIOA activities remain the sole property of the LA and shall be <br />transferred to the LA or the State upon demand. A Contractor who goes out of business or is <br />unable to retain records shall transfer these records to the LA in an orderly fashion with each <br />box labeled by program year with participants' names listed in alphabetically, and in an <br />acceptable condition for storage. An inventory of the contents of each box will be provided. <br />17. ACCESS TO RECORDS: <br />The LA, the State, USDOL, and Comptroller General of the United States or any of their <br />designees shall have access to all records of any type of the Contract or its sub - recipients <br />with regard to funded activities. <br />18. PROPERTY: <br />The Contractor acknowledges that all non - expendable property, that is, property with a unit <br />cost less than Five Hundred Dollars ($500) purchased with funds received under this <br />Contract or donated specifically to the WIOA funded activity, is the sole property of the LA. <br />The LA may transfer or relocate non - expendable property hereunder at its discretion, subject <br />to state and federal law. The Contractor also acknowledges that all non - expendable <br />property with a unit cost of $500 or more, purchased with WIOA funds or donated to the <br />WIOA funded activity, is the sole property of the State and is recorded by the LA. The <br />Contractor may not transfer, relocate or alter the use of any property hereunder without the <br />prior written authorization of the LA. <br />The Contractor is responsible for the proper identification, inventory and maintenance of <br />property under its control. The Contractor will permit on -site inspections of all property by <br />the LA, the State and USDOL. <br />The Contractor shall procure the prior written approval of the LA to initiate any action <br />involving acquisition by purchase, lease or trade, transfer, relocation, changed used or <br />disposition of non - expendable property. The Contractor shall not be entitled to recover the <br />costs of acquisition or transfer if such approval is not obtained. The Contractor shall send <br />to the LA copies of all vendor invoices for non - expendable property purchased by the <br />second (2 "d) working day of the month following the purchases. <br />The Contractor shall not acquire real property with funds under this Contract. This <br />prohibition applies to personal property (fixtures) affixed to real property unless a <br />Regional Partnership Workforce Development Board <br />(Rev. 6/7/17) Page 7 <br />