Attachment 2 - Compensation Structure.pdf

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USPS EEO Investigative Services April 2024 Solicitation
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This document appears to be an attachment outlining the new fee structure for the USPS National Equal Employment Opportunity Investigative Services Office (NEEOISO) effective September 15, 2022. The fee structure covers various services such as investigations, amendments, consolidated cases, mediation, counseling, final agency decisions, and fact-finding. The fees range from $250 for each amendment after the first amendment to $2,400 for a consolidated case. The document also includes incentives for expedited services, such as a $100 incentive for an expedited final agency decision.

This fee structure is related to a federal contract opportunity solicitation number 2B-24-A-0031 issued by the United States Postal Service (USPS) for USPS EEO Investigative Services. The solicitation is for performing investigations of discrimination complaints, management-initiated investigations of harassment allegations, and compensatory damages claims, as well as preparing Reports of Investigations (ROI) for the USPS NEEOISO.

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New NEEOISO Fee Structure effective September 15, 2022

Services New Fee Structure

Investigation $ 1,400

First Amendment $ 600

Each Amendment After First Amendment $ 250

Consolidated Case $ 2,400

Supplemental Case $ 600

Incentive for Expedited Investigation $ 600

EEO Counseling $ 800

Mediation $ 800

Counseling and Mediation $ 800

Daily mediation fee (two sessions) $ 1,100

Incentive for expedited counseling $ 250

Incentive for expedited mediation $ 250

Final Agency Decision $ 500

Incentive for Expedited FAD $ 100

Consolidated FAD $ 600

Fact-Finder and Harassing Conduct $ 2,000

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