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1 New Jersey Department of Transportation Bureau of Research Guidelines for Preparing and Reviewing Budgets and Invoices for Fixed-Price Agreements INTRODUCTION This Guide is intended as a general resource for the development and evaluation of detailed budgets and invoices in accordance with CFR 49 parts 18 & 19, OMB Circulars A-21, A-110, A-122, A-133, Commercial Organizations Subcontractor FAR 48CFR,Subpart #312, 23 CFR 420, 23USC505 and State of NJ Travel Policy OMB Circular Letter #00-10-OMB Detailed proposals usually include a definitive budget for each period (year) of a proposed project, a cumulative budget for all years or periods, and a budget narrative giving justification for key cost elements These general guidelines will be supplemented by the specific instructions pertaining to budgetary and financial information provided below A variety of information resources, printed or electronic, are available to assist you in the preparation of a particular budget Please refer to the reference section at the end of this Guide Budget developers are referred to The NJDOT Instructions and Information for Preparing Proposals A budget narrative explaining individual budget elements should accompany the budget schedules Note budgets should be prepared and reviewed with the following general guidelines in mind: 1 Are the expenses being charged reasonable and necessary for the successful completion of the project? 2 The NJDOT research project manager should be realistic and understand that risks can and will exist 3 The NJDOT research project manager should recognize that it is unreasonable to achieve perfect compliance The goal is to minimize risk 4 The research organization and Principal Investigator (PI) should make every effort to achieve compliance 5 The research organization and Principal Investigator (PI) should constantly evaluate the effectiveness of their compliance efforts 6 The principal investigator together with the NJDOT research project manager should work together to mitigate risk DEFINITIONS Direct costs: Those categories that have clearly identified cost elements designated by type or function These types include personnel and non-personnel items These costs are specifically itemized in the budget, and justified in the proposal Indirect costs: Institutional or infrastructure categories that are apportioned a cost factor based on federal guidelines for allowable cost elements Costs are typically 12 expressed as a rate, based on a pool of direct cost items, for example, Modified Total Direct Costs (MTDC) See page 8 Personnel: A detailed cost element reflecting a salary or wage basis paid to each class of individual employed on a project All salaries for personnel are expressed as a percentage of effort Personnel classifications include faculty (Principal Investigator, Co-Principal Investigator), other faculty, technical support staff, administrative/clerical staff, and various types of trainees (post-doctoral fellows, graduate students, research associates) Fringe Benefits: Non-cash compensation provided to employees pertaining to mand or institutional provisions Examples, usually expressed as percentage of the wage or salary base, reflect a composite rate that includes incremental factors for social security, health insurance, liability insurance, workman s compensation and related factors Equipment: Allowable when equipment is necessary and will be primarily, or exclusively used, for the project(s) to which the costs will be charged Defined as non-expendable, physical assets having a useful life of one or more years and a minimum unit cost of $5,000 Examples include laboratory devices and scientific instrumentation Supplies: Any category of expendable material required as an essential inventory item for the conduct of a particular project May include scientific or laboratory supplies, laboratory materials, chemicals and other disposable items with a value of less than $5,000 Two Broad Categories: 1 Project supplies-used exclusively for the support-allowable direct charges 2 Office supplies -such as wall clocks calendars, waste cans paper punches, university letterhead, staplers that would likely be used for other purposes are allowable indirect charges Consultant Costs: Defined as non-institutional employees retained for a short duration of time for their expertise Typically, consultants are paid a cost plus fixed fee (CPFF), per federal guidelines Otherwise, an appropriate fee for a limited term of service commensurate with the market or specialty Travel: Travel costs are the expenses for transportation, lodging, subsistence, and related items incurred by employees who are in travel status on official business of the institution directly related to the task order responsibilities Alterations and renovations: Specific facilities costs required to modify or up dedicated space for the planned project General construction costs are typically not supported 23 Other expenses: Itemized by category Alcoholic beverages- Unallowable Alumni/development activity -Unallowable Donations and contributions -Unallowable Entertainment costs -Unallowable Fines and penalties -Unallowable Good and services for personal use- Unallowable Losses on federal projects-cost overruns from one project may not be transferred to another project- Unallowable Memberships in civic or community organizations, country clubs, or social/dining clubs -Unallowable Costs of memberships in professional organizations and associations that directly benefits Federal projects are allowable, subject to the following: 1 The payment of dues for institutional memberships (not on behalf of/or in the name of an individual faculty or staff member) is allowable 2 Occasionally, it is necessary to pay individual membership dues in order to obtain reduced entry to meetings When documented, the portion of the individual membership dues related to reduced meeting fees is allowable 3 Under special circumstances, individual memberships may be allowed on an annually- approved basis if essential to a research project Specific approval by the Manager, Bureau of Research or designee is required Postage-recovered through the indirect cost rate However, large mailings of postage charges may be allowable as a direct cost Pre- agreement costs are unallowable unless approved by NJDOT through a letter to incur costs Professional Services-consultant and speakers are allowable charges to sponsored agreements Consortium or Contractual Costs: A cost item that is the aggregate value of project performance or service to be rendered by other institutional partners These aggregate charges must in turn be supported by detailed cost breakouts for each collaborating institution Cost sharing: Virtually any type of arrangement in which more than one party supports research, equipment acquisition, demonstration projects, programs, and institutions Some federal programs require cost sharing, ie, some contribution, usually at a nominal rate, to total project costs by the institution Usually, cost sharing takes the form of contributed time for project personnel, already paid by unit accounts Project PIs are cautioned that mandatory cost sharing will be audited, so 34 that documentation must be as clear as for the NJDOT-portion of the budget The ledger source to be charged the real dollar matching funds must be clearly identified All sources of cost sharing and matching must be identified at the proposal stage It is the responsibility of the PI to solicit and obtain cost sharing commitments The PI must also determine how these resources will be used to benefit the project NJDOT and the Research Organization consider all cost-sharing or matching funds included in a proposal as firm commitments These commitments must be fully documented and verifiable to the NJDOT and the Research Organization The PI is responsible for providing necessary documentation APPLICABLE COST PRINCIPLES Specific federal guidelines pertain to the definition, use, and calculation of costs for sponsored programs Overall cost principles (definitions and usage) are detailed, exhaustively in Office of Management and Budget (0MB) Circular No A-21, the gold standard for costing regimens with US government agencies and State agencies using Federal money Standards of consistency and uniformity for the implementation of the (0MB) Circular No A-21 cost principles are covered in a companion circular, (0MB) Circular No A-l10 Essentially, this circular serves as an interpretation guide for the usage and boundary conditions of costing for task order awards Future ups to this on-line Guide will provide additional information In addition, the applicable federal regulations are accessible on-line at 45 Guidelines for Budget Preparation and Evaluation The following are general guidelines for preparing and reviewing a budget, which is acceptable to the NJDOT Figures 1 and 2 provide formats for budget and subcontractor details Salaries and Wages: The budget detail must include the name, hourly rate and period (# of hours) for each person listed on the budget Salary calculations: The following chart will be used for the budget preparation Period* Weeks Days Hours 1 work month Academic Year (AY) Aug 16 thru May Calendar Year (CY) Jan 1 thru Dec Fiscal Year(FY) July 1 thru June Summer (3 months) May 16 thru Aug *Based on 8hours/day and 40 hour per week Salary calculation is based on hours Each research organization will provide the NJDOT Bureau of Research with their negotiated indirect cost, fringe benefit and tuition schedule annually by September 1 The document must contain sufficient detail to identify what items are included and not included in these schedules Fringe Benefits: Fringe Benefits are calculated according to the Indirect Cost Rate Agreement for the research organization negotiated with the Department of Health and Human Services (the cognizant federal audit agency), and may include the following: FICA Life Insurance Unemployment insurance Retirement Workers' compensation Health Insurance Sabbatical -Faculty Other Disability insurance Child Care subsidy *Tuition Remission may be included in fringe or as a direct expense, but not both 56 Direct Costs: These costs are specifically itemized in the budget, justified in the proposal, and detailed Direct costs may include the following: tuition, project materials and supplies, publication costs and travel expense Tuition: Tuition, which is part of the compensation package for graduate students only, is allowable as part of or in lieu of salary based on 12 credit hours If this tuition is included in the budget under direct cost, it cannot be included in the fringe or indirect cost rate Project Materials and Supplies: Indicate in general terms the type of expendable materials and supplies required to support the needs of the project along with their estimated costs A detailed breakdown can be listed on the budget worksheet and explanation page Generalpurpose office supplies are not to be included in this category as they are covered by indirect costs Publication Costs: Funds may be requested for the costs of preparing, publishing or otherwise making available the findings and products of the work conducted under the research project, including costs of reports, reprints, page charges, journal costs and training materials Travel: The purpose of the travel should be adequately justified on the budget explanation page Travel expenses must adhere to the State of NJ circular letter OMB, OMB, and Federal Travel Regulations (http://wwwstatenjus/infobank/circular/circindxhtm) in order to qualify for reimbursement Note: Allowable per diem rate is based on travel locations Proposed travel should include number of trips planned, number of persons for each trip, conference name, location, purpose and cost Economy or lowest available fare class must be utilized All travel except to NJDOT for required meetings requires prior approval in writing from the Manager, Bureau of Research or designee Company or personal vehicle mileage should included the estimated number of trips, the round trip mileage and be limited to the current State of NJ rate Meal reimbursement for meetings at NJDOT offices is unallowable The trip must be in excess of 10 hours to allow meal reimbursement Estimated travel costs should be broken into the following subcategories: Transportation (airfare, mileage and/or automobile rental expenses); Subsistence (per diem and hotel expenses) Foreign travel must be budgeted separately 67 Special Note: The " Fly America Act " requires that travel to any foreign country (including Canada and Mexico) must take place on a US flag carrier, if available (even if foreign carrier is less expensive) A US flag air carrier is defined as "an air carrier holding a certificate under section 401 of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 Foreign air carriers operating under permits are excluded" Other Direct Costs: Other direct costs include capital equipment, consultant services, computer services, long distance telephone/fax and subcontracts The following paragraphs explain the most common other direct costs Capital Equipment: Capital Equipment is defined as an item of property having an acquisition cost of $5,000 or more and a useful life of one or more years Any major equipment purchase (over $5,000) must be listed separately in the budget The need for the equipment should be adequately justified on the budget explanation page in the proposal or in the request for a contract modification General-purpose equipment, such as computer equipment, is not eligible for support unless primarily or exclusively used in the actual conduct of scientific research germane to the research study Other equipment (over $5,000) not specified in the project budget shall be pre-approved in writing by the Manager, Bureau of Research or designee Equipment Rental or Lease: Specialized equipment may be rented if its rental rates and costs are included in the estimate portion of the research proposal Consortium or Contractual Costs: A cost breakout should be accompanied by the signed authorization for the collaborating institution(s), and submitted to the Bureau of Research along with the complete proposal transmittal materials Subject to award action, the research organization, as the prime awardee, will issue a subcontract document to the collaborating institution(s) Subcontract costs in excess of the first $25,000 are not charged indirect costs Subcontract: Consultant costs: Defined as non-institutional employees retained for a short duration of time for their expertise Typically, consultants are paid a cost plus fixed fee (CPFF), per federal guidelines; otherwise, an appropriate fee for a limited term of service commensurate with the market or specialty Work to be performed by a subcontractor who is not a subconsultant and who is not a "professional"as defined by NJ statutes 45:8-28, shall be submitted on the basis of estimates by three different firms/individuals for work to be subcontracted as delineated in the proposal If the subconsultant is a professional as defined by NJ45:8-28 they must be cost basis approved 78 At a minimum, adequate accounting systems provide for: detailed budget preparation with proposed costs based on actual historical cost data identification of costs (budgeted costs and actual expenses) by project/grant; identification of costs as direct, indirect, and unallowable; complete and accurate financial reports (including balance sheets and income statements); and maintenance of adequate source documentation (purchase orders, invoices, canceled checks, etc) See: Modified Total Direct Cost: Modified total direct cost (MTDC), is comprised of salaries and wages, fringe benefits, materials and supplies, services, travel, and subgrants and subcontracts up to the first $25,000 of each subgrant or subcontract Equipment; capital expenditures, charges for tuition remission, rental costs, scholarships and fellowships and the portion of subgrants and subcontracts in excess of $25,000 are excluded from MTDC Overhead/Indirect Costs: Each research organization will provide the NJDOT Bureau of Research with their negotiated indirect cost, fringe benefit and tuition schedule annually by September 1 The document must contain sufficient detail to identify what items are included and not included in these schedules The indirect cost schedule must include the on and off campus rates* Overhead/Indirect Costs are calculated according to the Indirect Cost Rate Agreement for the research organization negotiated with the cognizant federal audit agency The appropriate indirect cost rate is applied to the modified total direct cost (MTDC) base *Activities conducted outside University premises are considered off-campus, provided that one of the following is true and that the facility being used is not owned and operated by the University 1 Project period - the off-campus activity covers more than 50% of the total project period 2 Major share of expenditures - more than 50% of the project performance (total expenditure) is related to the off-campus activity 89 Fixed-Price Agreement Summary The Fixed-Price Agreement Summary (See Figure 3) provides a percentage breakdown by task based on the Total Project Cost (TPC) from the project budget (Figure 2) and the negotiated percentages for each task These percentages will form the basis of payment for the acceptable completion or progress on each task (See Figure 4) 910 Figure 1 - Budget Match Total Match A: Name of Principal Professional or Support Classification Total Amount NJDOT Share Research Organization Other Funds Staff Time and Wages (period of time) (# of Hours) 1 Professor A 2 Professor B 3 Graduate Student 4 Student -hourly 5 Staff Support Subtotal B: Fringe Benefit rates ( % ) A1 % A2 % A3 % A4% A5% Subtotal C: Direct Costs Tuition Project Materials &Supplies Publication costs Travel expenses Subtotal D: Other Direct Costs: Capital Equipment Subcontract Total: Details on next page Subtotal E: Modified Total Direct Cost Subtotal F: Overhead/Indirect Costs (rate) Total Costs Other lines may be added as necessary Subtotal 1011 Figure 2 - For-Profit Subcontract Details Salary/Wages Direct Cost Other Direct Cost: Equipment Subcontractor Overhead Fringe Benefit General and Administrative Profit - Negotiated Fixed Fee* Interim overhead Rate Total Estimated Proposal Cost * Only for contracts with commercial organizations For University OMB Cir Cir A-110 & A21 see above For Non Profit A-122 see above For State Or Local Indian OMB cir A87 see above For Cost Proposals for Commercial organization Far 48-CFR part 31 subpart 312 At a minimum, adequate accounting systems provide for: Detailed budget preparation with proposed costs based on actual historical cost data identification of costs (budgeted costs and actual expenses) by project/grant; identification of costs as direct, indirect, and unallowable; complete and accurate financial reports (including balance sheets and income statements); and maintenance of adequate source documentation (purchase orders, invoices, canceled checks, etc) 1112 Figure 3-Fixed-Price Agreement Summary Task No Task Description Percent of Total Project Budget Total Project Cost TPC $ Cost of Task 1 Literature Search 10% Cost for task 1 2 Other Tasks 7% Cost for task 2 X Training and 10% Cost for task X Implementation Plan Final Report 20% Final report 100% Total Project Cost TPC = Total Project Cost 1213 Figure 4- Fixed Price Agreement Summary (Example) Task No Task Description Percent of Total Project Budget Total Project Cost $ 470,00000 Cost of Task 1 Literature Search and Field Coordination 5 $ 23, Finite Element Model Development and verification (Substructure & Superstructure) 10 $ 47, Develop Instrumentation Plan and Install Sensors 20 $ 94, Parametric Study 20 $ 94, Perform Monitoring and Data Collection 25 $ 117, Prepare Recommendations to Modify Results AASHTO and NJDOT s Procedures 5 $ 23, Comparison of Analytical and Experimental Results 5 $ 23,50000 Progress Reports 5 $ 23,50000 Final Report 5 $ 23, $ 470,00000 Additional/Extra Work $ 150, $ 30, $ 52, $ 60, $ 7, $ 150,14 Guidelines for Invoice Preparation and Evaluation The following are general guidelines for preparing and evaluating invoices which are acceptable to the NJDOT The invoice mirrors the budget on which it is based The following outlines the specific documentation necessary for approval of project invoices Figure 5 and Figure 6 provide a format for the invoice summary page and an example of a completed invoice summary page The quarterly report (Figure 7), received one month prior to the quarterly meeting, provides a summary of the work performed during the quarter and a breakdown of the work by task The research project manager and the principal investigator will discuss the percentages for each task detailed on the quarterly report Once agreement is reached in the appropriate percentages for each task, the Manager, Bureau of Research will provide the University center or department with copies of the signed project quarterly report for the university grants accounting office These documents will form the basis of payment for the quarterly invoice 1415 Figure 5 Invoice Summary Page Task No Task Description Percent of Total Project Budget Total Project Cost TPC $ Cost of Task % of task this quarter Cost this quarter % of task to Total Cost to 1 2 X Literature Search 10% Cost for task 1 Other Tasks 7% Cost for task 2 Training and Implementation Plan 10% Cost for task X Final Report 20% Final report 100% Total Project Cost Total cost this quarter Total % to Total cost to NJDOT Research Project Manager Concurrence: Date: 1516 Figure 6 Invoice Summary Page Example Task No Task Description Percent of Total Project Budget Total Project Cost $ 470,00000 Cost of Task % of task this quarter Cost this quarter % of task to Total Cost to 1 2 Literature Search and Field Coordination 5 $ 23, $ $ 23,50000 Finite Element Model Development and verification (Substructure & Superstructure) 10 $ 47, $ 9, $ 42, Develop Instrumentation Plan and Install Sensors 20 $ 94, $ 14, $ 89, Parametric Study 20 $ 94, $ 9, $ 75, Perform Monitoring and Data Collection 25 $ 117, $ 47, $ 70, Prepare Recommendations to Modify Results AASHTO and NJDOT s Procedures 5 $ 23, $ - 0 $ - Comparison of Analytical and Experimental Results 5 $ 23, $ 24, $ 14,10000 Progress Reports 5 $ 23, $ - 95 $ 22,32500 Final Report 5 $ 23, $ - 0 $ $ 470,00000 $ 104, % $337,17 Cost of Extra Work Additional/Extra Work $ 150,00000 % of task this quarter Cost this quarter % of task to Total Cost to 1 20 $ 30, $ 1, $ 7, $ 52, $ 8, $ 21, $ 60, $ 15, $ 30, $ 7, $ 7, $ 7, $ 150,00000 $ 32, % $ 66,00000 NJDOT Research Project Manager Concurrence: Date: 1718 NJDOT Bureau of Research QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT Project Title: RFP NUMBER: NJDOT RESEARCH PROJECT MANAGER: TASK ORDER NUMBER:: Project Starting Date: Original Project Ending Date: Modified Completion Date: PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: Period Starting Date: Period Ending Date: Task Percent of Total Project Budget Total Project Cost TPC $ Cost of Task Mobilization Literature Search 1 Cost of task 1 2 Cost of task Final Report Final Report % of Task this quarter Cost this quarter % of Task to Total Cost to TOTAL 100% TPC $ Total Cost this quarter Project Objectives: Project Abstract: 1 Progress this quarter by task: 2 Proposed activities for next quarter by task 3 List of deliverables provided in this quarter by task (product ) 4 Progress on Implementation and Training Activities 5 Problems/Proposed Solutions Total % to Total Cost to Total Project Budget TPC $ Modified Contract Amount: Total Project Expenditure to Total Cost to % of Total Project Budget Expended % NJDOT Research Project Manager Concurrence: Date: 1819 EXAMPLE NJDOT Bureau of Research QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT Project Title: Title of the Project from the RFP RFP NUMBER: 2004-X TASK ORDER NUMBER: 100 Project Starting Date: 1/01/2004 Original Project Ending Date: 12/31/2004 Modified Completion Date: 3/15/2005 NJDOT RESEARCH PROJECT MANAGER: John Jones PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: Dr Sam Smith Period Starting Date: 1/01/2004 Period Ending Date:3/31/2004 Task Percent of Total Project Budget Total Project Cost TPC $ % of Task this quarter Cost this quarter % of Task to Total Cost to Cost of Task Mobilization Literature Search 1 Cost of task 1 2 Cost of task Final Report Final Report TOTAL 100% TPC $ Total Cost this quarter Project Objectives: [As stated in the RFP and refined from the proposal] Total % to Total Cost to Project Abstract: [Summary of the problem, research approach, and expected outcome] 1 Progress this quarter by task: [Text explaining what work was done on the tasks in this quarter] 2 Proposed activities for next quarter by task [Text explaining what work will be done on tasks in the next quarter] 3 List of deliverables provided in this quarter by task (product ) [List of the deliverables provide by task with that the item was delivered] 4 Progress on Implementation and Training Activities [Summary of work performed on deliverables and training activities] 1920 5 Problems/Proposed Solutions [Summary of any problems encountered that will affect the successful completion of the research on time and within budget] Total Project Budget TPC $ Modified Contract Amount: Total Project Expenditure to Total Cost to % of Total Project Budget Expended % NJDOT Research Project Manager Concurrence: Date: The Total Project Budget is the total budget for the multiyear study (eg, two year total budget) The Modified Contract Amount is the modified total project budget including the original multiyear budget and any additional work approved by the Department The Total Project Expenditure to is the amount BILLED to by the University The % of Total Project 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