The FHWA is soliciting comments regarding proposed guidance on implementation of a Safe Harbor indirect cost rate for certain engineering design service firms that find establishing such rates to be costly and a barrier to participating in engineering and design service contracts reimbursed with Federal-aid Highway Program (FAHP) Funds. The FHWA seeks comment on its proposed implementation of a Safe Harbor indirect cost rate and its intention to notify all contracting agencies receiving FAHP funds that an agency-developed Safe Harbor indirect cost rate for eligible consulting firms may be used as a component of a risk-based oversight process to provide reasonable assurance to FHWA that consultant costs on FAHP-funded contracts are allowable in accordance with the Federal regulations.
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Proposed Guidance on Safe Harbor Rate Streamlining for Engineering and Design Services Consultant Contracts
The FHWA is soliciting comments regarding proposed guidance on implementation of a Safe Harbor indirect cost rate for certain engineering design service firms that find establis...
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“Proposed Guidance on Safe Harbor Rate Streamlining for Engineering and Design Services Consultant Contracts,” thefederalregister.org (July 17, 2018), https://thefederalregister.org/documents/2018-15231/proposed-guidance-on-safe-harbor-rate-streamlining-for-engineering-and-design-services-consultant-contracts.