Documentation

What documentation is needed to substantiate eligible work?

The documentation needed tosubstantiate eligible work includes: ​

  • Detailed description of the work activities     performed or planned. ​
  • Description of immediate threat. ​
  • Work locations.
  • Itemized cost estimate with basis for estimate. ​
  • Insurance policies.
  • Labor costs, including budgeted and unbudgeted     employees, mutual aid, and average rates.
  • Equipment details, including owned, purchased,     rented, or leased equipment. ​
  • Supplies information, including purchased and     stock supplies.
  • Documentation for contract work, such as request     for proposals, bid documents, or contracts. ​
  • Debris monitoring information if applicable. ​
  • Other emergency work costs like travel, meals, and     miscellaneous expenses.
  • Detailed scope of work reflecting the damage     description and dimensions. ​
  • Percentage of work completed. ​
  • Information on who performed or will perform the     work. ​
  • Proposed or completed scope of work, including     hazard mitigation measures and consensus-based codes, specifications, and     standards requirements. ​
  • Technical studies, reports, and assessments. ​

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