Procurement forms and administrative matters--HHS. Proposed rule
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Abstract:
The Office of the Secretary, Department of Health and Human Services, is proposing to amend 41 CFR Part 3-50, Administrative matters, by adding a new subpart, 3-50.8, Determination of Adequacy of Contractors' Accounting and Billing Systems and Preparation of Invoices. This new subpart will establish uniform Departmental billing and financial reporting requirements for inclusion in cost-reimbursement type contracts. The objective of the new subpart are: (a) Streamlining the reporting of financial data; (b) establishing the requirements for determination of the adequacy of a contractor's accounting and billing system; and (c) establishing guidelines for the preparation of invoices for cost-reimbursement type contracts. Part 3-16, Procurement Forms, will be amended by the addition of three subsections to Subpart 3-16.9, Illustration of Forms. These subsections illustrate the financial reporting form and contain instructions for filling out the form and preparing invoices under cost reimbursement type contracts. When issued as a final rule, this regulation will supersede Procurement Circular HEW-78.1, Billing Instructions and Financial Reporting Requirements dated April 12, 1978, except for Section 3-50.803(b). Paragraph 3-50.803(b) has been superseded by Procurement Circular HHS 82.04, Prompt Payment, dated October 1, 1982.
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