N.D. Cent. Code § 6-09.18-07
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6-09.18-07. Postaward monitoring
Official statutory text
6-09.18-07. Postaward monitoring
Upon completion of work performed from funding provided by a legacy investment
technology loan, the department of commerce shall provide an independent review of the
results. Evaluation criteria may include:
1. How the work performed has contributed to the development of a company or the
expansion of an existing company, has enhanced the ability of a company to make
investments in the state, or otherwise enticed a company to invest or move to the
state.
2. How the work performed has led to additional economic investment of capital from
public and private sector entities within and outside North Dakota.
3. How the work performed has led to or may lead to a patent or research that is
commercially viable.
Upon completion of work performed from funding provided by a legacy investment
technology loan, the department of commerce shall provide an independent review of the
results. Evaluation criteria may include:
1. How the work performed has contributed to the development of a company or the
expansion of an existing company, has enhanced the ability of a company to make
investments in the state, or otherwise enticed a company to invest or move to the
state.
2. How the work performed has led to additional economic investment of capital from
public and private sector entities within and outside North Dakota.
3. How the work performed has led to or may lead to a patent or research that is
commercially viable.
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