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B-244666 1 (1992-02-14)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadoaa0001 and id is 1 raw text is: I1,-kCyt% Nc c Comptroller General of the United States Washington, D.C, 20548 Decision Matter of: File: Date: Nancy Farabee B-244666 February 14, 1992 DIGEST When an employee who is performing temporary duty (TDY) at one training location is required to interrupt that duty for occasional overnight assignments at another TDY location, the employee on such occasions is entitled to the full per diem allowance at the second location and only the actual lodging expenses incurred at the initial location. DECISION The issue here is the proper methc: of reimbursement for costs incurred by Ms. Nancy Farabee, an employee of the Bureau of Reclamation, because of her dual travel status. We agree with the method of reimbursement used by the agency, as discussed below.- Ms. Farabee was assigned to temporary duty for 3 months training away from her official duty station. Her authorized per diem rate at the training site was $53.9 day.2 In addition, she was authorized a rate of $66 a ( for overnight assignments away from her training site. Ms. Farabee traveled away from her training site about a week, she incurred dual lodging costs. When that occurred, the Bureau reimbursed her actual expenses for lodging at the training location and full per diem (lod plus meals and incidental expenses) at the overnight temporary duty location. of 0 a day When once ging :The request was submitted by Mr Accounting Operations Division, United States Department of the . Efraim Escalante, Chief, Bureau of Reclamation, Interior. 2In accordance with 5 travel orders authori maximum rate payable training assignment. (1991). C.F.R. § 410 zed per diem for the local See also 41 .60: of lity C.F 3 C 55 of .Ro 1991) , Ms. Farabee' s percent of the the extended § 301-7.12(d) (2) uLAL4 C74 J'f go lp

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