Wash. Admin. Code § 479-06-030 - Direct costs
Direct costs eligible for reimbursement are costs that are directly charged to the project and may include:
(1) Agency direct labor and employee
benefits:
(a) Salaries and wages of agency
nonadministrative employees working directly on the project as documented by
payroll records.
(b) Employee
benefits are calculated as a percentage of direct labor dollars as set by the
board and include:
(i) F.I.C.A. (Social
Security) - Employer's share;
(ii)
Retirement benefits (employer's share of actual cost);
(iii) Hospital, health, dental and other
welfare insurance;
(iv) Life
insurance;
(v) Industrial and
medical insurance.
(c)
Employee leave:
(i) Vacation;
(ii) Sick leave;
(iii) Holiday pay;
(iv) Civil leave.
(2) Contract engineering services
as specified by a consultant agreement.
(3) Permit fees.
(4) Right of way acquired for the project
includes the following costs:
(a) Purchase
cost of all property and property rights needed for specific projects in
accordance with chapter 8.26 RCW including access rights, easements, losses in
property value or damages (if any);
(b) Salaries, expenses, or fees of
appraisers, negotiators and attorneys.
(5) Contract construction work.
(6) Project specific capital equipment
acquisition approved by the board.
(7) Project specific vehicle and equipment
charges will be reimbursed based on the actual rental cost paid for the
equipment. If agency owned equipment is used, rental rates established by the
agency's "equipment rental and revolving fund" will be reimbursed. All vehicle
and equipment costs will be charged the agency standard rate for all projects
regardless of the source of funding. Agencies without an equipment revolving
fund will be reimbursed based on rates published by department of
transportation for similar equipment.
(8) Project specific direct materials,
supplies, and services used for projects will be reimbursed based on actual
cost.
Notes
Statutory Authority: Chapter 47.26 RCW. 07-18-050, § 479-06-030, filed 8/30/07, effective 9/30/07.
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