Timelines
Types of Cost
Procurement
Types of Work
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100

This is the timeline for the completion of permanent work (from disaster declaration date)

What are 18 Months?

100

This type of cost can be leased, rented, purchased, or your own.

What is equipment?

100

Emergency or exigent circumstances may require this type of procurement method

What is noncompetitive?

100

Mold remediation belongs to this category

What is Cat B?

100

This category of work is validated and reconciled at closeout for cost actuals

What is category Z?

200

An applicant must submit its appeal to the recipient within this time from the date FEMA electronically transmits its eligibility determination or first appeal decision.

What are 60 days?

200

Inventory records can be used to substantiate this type of cost

What are supplies from stock?

200

This document dictates procurement guidelines and procedures

What is 2 CFR part 200?

200

Replacement of library books belongs to this category

What is category E?

200

A project obligated as a large gets closed out as this

What is a large?

300

This is how long applicants have to request public assistance following a federal disaster declaration date.

What are 30 days?

300

Overtime labor is eligible for these PA categories

What are all of them?

300

FEMA limits the use of this type of contract as it does not provide incentives to the contractor for cost control or labor efficiency.

What are Time & Materials contracts?

300

Bath houses belong to this category of work

What is category G?
300

Once this is obligated, FEMA does not adjust the funding amount unless specific conditions are met

What is a small project?

400

Once work on a project is 100% complete, the Applicant must submit documentation for the project within this amount of time of the RSM or work completion date, whichever is later, regardless of whether the project has been obligated.

What are 90 days?

400

Hospital beds, ventilators, coolers, freezers, and information technology systems are all types of this type of cost

What is Equipment?
400

As of the publication of PAPPG v5, the simplified acquisition threshold is set to this amount

What is $250,000?

400

Coastal shoreline protective devices belong to this category

What is category D?

400

Subrecipients must retain all documentation relating to their project this long after disaster closeout

What is 3 years?

500

If a Permanent Work Project is greater than $1 million and the Applicant does not need funds for more than 180 days from the time the Project is ready for...

What is Obligation?

500

This type of cost is eligible when used for emergency protective measures, emergency utility restoration (regardless of whether it is deemed category B or F), building code and floodplain management administration and enforcement, or grant management activities.

What is Mutual Aid?

500

This is a relatively simple and informal procurement method for securing services, supplies, or other property that do not cost more than the simplified acquisition threshold set by the Federal Acquisition Regulation at 48 C.F.R. Subpart 2.1.

What is the Simplified Acquisition Procedure?

500

This category covers Building Code and Floodplain Management Administration and Enforcement Activities 

What is category I?

500

For FEMA to close the PA award at least three of these conditions need to be met

 FEMA has issued final determinations on all appeals;

 FEMA has obligated all eligible PA funding;

 All recipient and subrecipient projects are closed;

 The recipient has passed through all obligated funds appropriately and submitted its final expenditure report to FEMA;

 FEMA has adjusted the funding level for the program, as appropriate; and,

 Both FEMA and the recipient have completed all administrative actions related to the PA Program.