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B-247072 1 (1992-05-20)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadobk0001 and id is 1 raw text is: V~~7 - -n-- .VAA 2.-1CouptroUei teerl of the UaIted Sbtte Decision Matter of: Jack B. Allen File: B-247072 Date: !lay 20, .992 DIGZST Civilian employee of the Department of the Army o t'mporary duty may not be reimbursed for commercial lodging and meals where government lodging and meals were available. Employee failed to obtain a certificate of nonavailability of govern- ment furnished quarters in accordance with 2 Joint Travel Regulation (2 JTR), para. C1055, Army Regulation 210-50, Family Housing Management, cited by employee in support of his claim, is not applicable. DECISION Mr. Jack B. Allen, a civilian employee of the Department of the Army, appeals our Claims Group settlement' which denied his request for per diem incident to two temporary duty assignments. The issue presented is whether Mr. Allen can be reimiaxrsed for commercial lodging and meals lhe obtained when government furnished lodging and meals were available at no cost. Mr. Allen, whose official duty station is Camp Zama, 'Japan, was ordered to perform temporary duty at Camp Higashi,,* Chitose, Japan, from January 19 through Februaty 3, 1991, and at Fort PeRussy, Hawaii, from May 14 throuijh May 22, 1991. The duty was designated asa Command Post Exercise' in which civilians provide suppoit to militarylpersonnel under field conditions. Mr. Al46n's orders for the duty in Japan specified that occupancy of transLent biileting is impractical, would adversely affect the mission, and that government facilities would be provided. The travel orders for the duty in Hawaii stated that civilians would be provided lodging (double occupancy) and two meals at no cost. Our Claims Group denied Mr. Allen's request for reimbursement on the basis that Congress has placed a limitation in the Department of Defense (DOD) annual 1Z-2867230, Aug. 12, 1991A 0 0

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