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Contract No. PCE-I-OO-99-00008-00
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The multiplier listed below shall be applied to the negotiated daily
salarYi the resultant daily rate will be fixed for the task order.
The multiplier shall include payroll costs, indirect costs applicable
to labor, all home/corporate office secretarial/administrative support
[Domestic and International] all computer rental [Domestic and
International], all report preparation costs, contract management (See
Section C.2.e.), and profit or fee, if any. (The multiplier shall NOT
include DBA or MEDEVAC insurance. To the extent that these costs are
authorized, they will be treated as direct costs.)
[Note: The Locally-Hired National Personnel or Other Non-U.S.
Expatriate multiplier shall not include or be applied to costs covered
as other direct costs in B.3. (b) such as travel and transportation,
costs of a local office, etc. USAID anticipates that, for the most
part, bilateral agreements with countries receiving technical
assistance under any task order will exempt the contractor from paying
non-U.S. taxes, duties, and bonding. To the extent that these costs
are not exempted, the question of their allowability would be
determined on a case-by-case basis as a direct cost. These costs are
not to be considered part of the multiplier. Fringe benefits and
social welfare costs for locally-hired or non-U.S. expatriates will be
reimbursed as direct costs if allowable/authorized under task orders.
They are not to be considered part of the multiplier.]
The fixed multiplier for locally hired national personnel and other
non-U.S. expatriates under this contract is:
Contract Years 1-3:
Contract Year 4:
Contract Year 5:
Note: If a task order is written in Year 3 with a period of
performance that extends into Year 4, the applicable multiplier for
work days performed in Year 3 and 4 may be negotiated into the task
order accordingly. The same is applicable if occurring between Year 4
and 5. Extensions that will cause existing task orders to extend into
a subsequent multiplier period would not typically involve a change in
the allowable multiplier under that task order. Under these
circumstances, all changes in the allowable multiplier are sUbject to
the cognizant Contracting Officer's discretion.
B.3. (a) (3) The length of the Contractor's overseas work day shall
coincide with the work day for employees of the USAID Mission. The
length of the Contractor's U.S. work day shall be in accordance with
the Contractor's established policies and practices. The fixed daily
rate for a fractional part of a day shall be pro-rated. No overtime
or premium pay will be paid.
B.3. (b) Materials (Other Direct Costs)
[Note: USAID will allow contractors to recover applicable indirect
costs (i.e., overhead, G&A, etc.) on other direct costs (ODCs), if it
is part of the contractor's usual accounting procedures, consistent
with FAR Part 31, and Negotiated Indirect Cost Rate Agreement (NICRA) .]