Sec J Appendix S - Program Management and Cost Reports.pdf
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This appendix outlines reporting requirements for the management and operation contract of the Y-12 National Security Complex and Pantex Plant. The contractor must submit monthly, annual, and ad-hoc cost, schedule, and performance reports including labor, material, travel costs, and overhead costs at the work breakdown structure level required by the Contracting Officer. Monthly reports include both actual and estimated costs to completion. Annual reports include spend plans, schedule plans, and work scope specifications. Ad-hoc reports are required for program evaluation, cost estimating, and budget validation. The contractor must provide the government access to personnel and systems to analyze plans, programs, and budgets. Subcontractors over $2 million must also comply with these reporting requirements.
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RFP No. 89233220RNA000002
Section J, Appendix S, Page 1
PART III – LIST OF DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS, AND OTHER ATTACHMENTS
SECTION J, APPENDIX S
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT AND COST REPORTS
The Contractor shall submit periodic cost, schedule, and technical performance plans and reports in such form and substance as required by the Contracting Officer. Reference Section J, Appendix A, Statement of Work. Cost reports shall include at a minimum:
1. Monthly submissions for:
a. Specified cost elements including labor, material, other procurements, and travel.
b. Indirect or overhead costs.
c. Schedule status information at the specified activity level.
d. Performance measurement information when relevant.
This data shall initially be submitted by the Contractor to NNSA as a supplemental report, but will become integrated into the DOE/NNSA Uniform Program Cost Reporting Structure (UPCRS). The UPCRS will transition the data from supplemental monthly reports to a submission to a Departmental system.
The report shall be submitted at a level designated by the Contracting Officer.
Initially the report shall be consistent with the guidance provided for Institutional Cost Reporting in Section J, Appendix R. The Contractor shall have in place systems to expand the information provided to a designated level of a Program’s Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).
Monthly performance measurement provides information regarding budgeted cost versus actual cost, schedule performance against milestones and estimated cost at completion.
2. Annual submissions for:
a. Spend plans
b. Schedule plans
c. Specifications of work scope activity
This data shall initially be submitted by the Contractor to NNSA as a supplemental report, but will become integrated into designated reporting and budgeting systems.
the DOE/NNSA UPCRS. The UPCRS will transition the data from supplemental monthly reports to a submission to a Departmental system.
RFP No. 89233220RNA000002
Section J, Appendix S, Page 2
The report shall be submitted at a level designated by the Contracting Officer.
Initially the report shall be consistent with the Funding Program by Subprogram tables of President’s budget submission or the accounting cost reporting level. The Contractor shall have in place systems to expand the information provided to a designated level of a Program’s WBS.
While identified as annual submissions, to remain relevant, the Contractor shall update these plans based on changes to budget, work scope and schedule. The Contracting Officer, or designated authorized representatives, will provide the specific direction relevant to a Program’s management strategy.
3. Ad-hoc submissions for:
a. Program evaluation
b. Cost estimating
c. Budget validation
The Contractor shall support these ad-hoc submissions by providing NNSA access to systems and personnel necessary to analyze and evaluate plans, programs, and budgets. NNSA will work with the Contractor to ensure that the costs of programs are presented accurately and completely. The Contractor shall support NNSA’s evaluation of alternative technical strategies to ensure that programs and projects can be efficiently implemented.
The Contractor shall provide the Contracting Officer, or designated authorized representatives, access to information and documents comprising the Contractor's reporting system.
The Contractor shall include these reporting requirements in all subcontracts that are cost-reimbursement type of contracts when:
1. The value of the subcontract is greater than $2 million, unless specifically waived by the Contracting Officer, or
2. The Contracting Officer determines prior to award that the Contract/subcontract effort is, or involves, a critical task related to the Contract.
| SECTION J, APPENDIX S |
| Program Management and Cost Reports |
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