Question: You are working on a $ 1 M cost - reimbursable contract ( i . e . , provide payment for allowable incurred costs )

You are working on a $1M cost-reimbursable
contract (i.e., provide payment for allowable incurred
costs) for the Social Security Administration. Your
team completes the statement of work with costs
incurred of $750,000. You are in an over-run status
on another contract (which is firm fixed price) with
the same client. You decide to transfer and bill the
over-run costs from the fixed price contract to the
cost type contract. Would this be considered a False
Claim to the government?
Choose the correct answer and select SUBMIT.
No, as long as you only bill up to the cost type
contract funding limit ( $1M), your billing
is appropriate.
No, because both contracts are with the same
client, the actions are acceptable.
Yes. Billing costs not incurred in the performance
of the contract would be considered a false claim.
No, but both Engagement PPMDs and the LCSP
must agree to the billing arrangement.
 You are working on a $1M cost-reimbursable contract (i.e., provide payment

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