Peggy:

I just dealt with the same issue yesterday as part of the Reps and Certs in
a RFP.  (The clause I was dealing with was 48 CFR 99, 9903-201-3 Cost
Accounting Standards Notices and Certification [Nondefense].)  My
understanding from our local CASB "expert" is that CASB disclosure applies
to any future award of $500,000 or more.  If your University has not already
established a date to file a disclosure statement, once you receive your
first award of $500,000 or more your institution will have six months in
which to file the CASB disclosure.  Once the diclosure is filed you will
have a disclosure date to insert for future certification requests.

I also have the actual CASB regulation which I can forward to you via e-mail
if you want.  I must warn you, it's so long it'll come in 10 messages.
Because of the length I'll send it to your direct e-mail address but only if
you request me to.

Kaaren

>We are working on a subcontract that asks if we are subject to CASB (Cost
>Accounting Standards Board) regulations.  Does anyone have information on
>what the total monetary value threshold is?  (our subcontract will be for
>less than $100,000/yr for 2 years)
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>Where can I get more information about CASB regs.?  Thanks for any help.
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>Peggy
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>Peggy F. Harrel, Ph.D.
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>Acting Director of Graduate Studies and
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>Coordinator of Grants and Sponsored Research
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>University of Southern Indiana/8600 University Boulevard/Evansville, IN
>47712
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>voice: 812-465-7016 fax: 812-464-1956 Internet: xxxxxx@smtp.usi.edu
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