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B-182927 1 (1975-07-02)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadcrx0001 and id is 1 raw text is: IE I1IN THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL DECISIDN (.:7OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 11TL1 FILE: DATE: jUj 2 1975 B-182927 MATTER OF: John V. Brady - Travel expense computation on constructive basis. DIGEST: Employee who claims credit for transportation expenses on constructive basis not to exceed . cost of travel performed by other employees appeals disallowance by Transportation and Claims Division (TCD) settlement, which held him to Category Z fares. There is no author- ity to pay'transportation costs on basis claimed. Reimbursement must be Limited to amount equal to or les than costs that would have been incurred by employee on usually traveled route. Employee may be allowed additional credit for travel since TCD settle* ment limited reimbursement on constructive basis to routes where Category Z fares were not available. This action is a reconsideration of Settlement Certificate Z-2511122, dated August 22, 1974, by which the Transportation and Claims Division (TCD), disallowed a portion of a claim submitted by Mr. John V. Brady for reimbursezent on a constructive cost basis for travel expenses incurred by him while on a temporary duty assignment in M1ay 1972, Mr. Brady, Head, Weapons Department, Naval Undervater Systems Center, N1ewport, Rhode Island, received travel orders directing his travel to Paris, St. Tropcz, and Cannes, France, via comercial mode of transportation, to take part in a United States/French Navy agree- rmct for cooperative research and developmaent on torpedoes. His travel orders authorized early departure and delayed return for annual leave purposes at no additional cost to the Government for travel or per dies. Nr. Drady traveled to and from rrance by indi- rect route for personal convenience. A Goverment Travel Request (GTR) was not issued, but he received a travel advance of $615 with which he purchased transportation. Mr. Brady claims reimbursemet for traasportation not to exceed the value of a GTR worth $370.17 issued toJohn Sirmalia, an employee

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