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Title: Operation Staff Meeting OSM March 2003


1
Operation Staff Meeting (OSM)March 2003
  • Presented by the
  • DCP ARC

NATIONAL
_____
CANCER
National Institutes of Health
INSTITUTE
DHHS
2
AGENDA
  • Introductions
  • Charmaine Boswell
  • Reminders Previous Issues
  • New URL for DCP ARC Website
  • Lead Times
  • Purpose of back-ups
  • Procurement
  • Maintenance Agreements
  • Omega fees on a R.O.C.
  • Travel
  • Citing Domestic OC codes on Foreign travel
  • Largely Attended Meetings
  • NBS
  • Revised Subobject Class (SOC)
  • Personnel
  • Awards
  • ITAS issues
  • POSPT Progress Report
  • Trivia Contest

3
Welcome Charmaine Boswell!
  • Charmaine is the CBRGs new Administrative
    Program Assistant in EPN 3147
  • Charmaine is coming from the Center for Cancer
    Researchs CCRs ARC 31
  • Please join us in welcoming Charmaine to the
    Division of Cancer Prevention

4
REMINDERS PREVIOUS ISSUES
5
New DCP ARC website
  • If you have the DCP ARC website marked as a
    favorite, be sure to update it. The URL has
    changed and the auto redirect from the old URL
    will shut down once I pull the plug on the old
    server.
  • The new URL is http//www3.cancer.gov/prevention
    /arc/

6
Lead Times
  • Please keep in mind the DCP ARC is short staffed.
    We appreciate your efforts in adhering to our
    required lead times.

7
Lead Times (continued)
  • Local/Domestic Travel Orders 1 week
  • Foreign Travel Order 6 weeks (due to NFT)
  • Domestic 348s/520s 4 weeks
  • Foreign 348s/520s 6 weeks
  • PSOs 1 week (ACH info must be entered prior to
    submission to ARC)
  • ROC 1 week
  • Credit Card Purchases by ARC 1 week

8
The Purpose of having a Back-up buddy
  • Travel and procurement will get done even if
    youre out. This supports our matrix structure.
    This person can
  • enter travel orders for you when youre out
  • make visa purchases for your group when youre
    out.
  • provide help to you (brainstorm solutions when a
    complex travel / procurement arises).
  • Your Back-up buddy should know where you keep
    things and should have your groups information.
  • Please examine the attached list. Let Eric know
    by 3/21 if any changes or corrections need to be
    made to this list.
  • The ARC will start using this list 3/24/03.

9
PROCUREMENT
10
Maintenance Agreements on Savin Copiers
  • Due to several lapses, the ARC is placing all
    Division-use copy machines on maintenance
    agreements.
  • Eric is now the key point of contact for
    maintenance agreement issues.
  • Eric is creating and will post a Division-use
    Copier spreadsheet which contains all copier info
    and Savin contact info.
  • However, if theres a problem with a copier, the
    person in charge of that copier should place the
    service call (Savin 301-517-4288).

11
Further Discussion on the Division-use Savin Copy
Machines
  • Who is in charge of what machine? (ie who is the
    person that orders paper, toner, etc and who
    makes the service calls?)
  • The ARC will leave this decision up to the you,
    the Division staff.
  • This could be a POSPT topic.
  • Or, the ARC could make a command decision based
    on the location of machines and staff.
  • What would you prefer? (email Eric your
    preference by 3/21. The majority vote wins)

12
Omega Service Fees on a Record of Call (non-govt
airfare)
  • Omega charges non-govt travelers a higher
    service fee, so please dont use the same fees as
    you do on your govt travel orders.
  • The fees to be used on a ROC are
  • 33.50 for an emailed or faxed request per ticket
    issued
  • 43.50 for a phone or in-person request per
    ticket issued.

13
TRAVEL
14
Citing Domestic OC codes on Foreign travel orders
  • The policy Travel to a conference/meeting in
    Canada, Mexico, Central America, Bermuda, and the
    Caribbean areas sponsored by a U.S. organization
    which normally holds its meetings in the United
    States is coded with a Domestic O.C. Code on the
    Foreign Travel ADB system.
  • Therefore, please code the AACR meeting held in
    Toronto, Canada in April 2003 as domestic travel.
  • Cite
  • 21.51 (not 21.52) for your scientific staff
  • 21.21 (not 21.23) for people traveling to a booth

15
Largely Attended Meetings
  • A copy of the ARC file is on the shared drive as,
    List of Largely Attended Events2_DCP.xls
  • We have been informed that in most instances the
    lists will serve as notifications of planned
    attendance and all travel plans by both travelers
    and preparer should proceed normally.
  • Current exceptions to this are AACR ASCO where
    we cant assume approval until we hear
    definitively.

16
New Business System
  • Anticipate a spring roll-out
  • However,

N.B.S.
US
ALWAYS ANTICIPATE SURPRISES!!!
17
New Business System
  • As a reminder
  • Orders entered into the ADB that have not been
    approved by your AO will be deleted when NBS is
    rolled out.
  • Dont enter travel orders too far in advance
  • Keep practicing in the sandbox
  • Note As of 3/24 sandbox can only be accessed
    via the NIH Portal Page.
  • Instructions Attached

18
Revised Subobject Class Descriptors
  • As we move closer to the deployment of the NBS,
    NIH wants to condense our use of the 21
    (travel) subobject class descriptors.
  • This will help
  • streamline the HHS Accounting standards
  • as well as help us distinguish between scientific
    meeting travel and training travel,
  • and will help us classify travel of nonfederal
    persons.

19
Revised Subobject Class Descriptors (continued)
  • Here are the subobject class descriptors you
    should be using to classify travel
  • Site Visit Travel
  • 21.11 (domestic) 21.12 (foreign)
  • Program Meeting Travel
  • 21.21 (domestic) 21.23 (foreign)
  • Training Attendance
  • 21.41 (internal training- between HHS
    components)
  • 21.42 (training between NIH and other govt
    agencies
  • 21.43 (non-governmental training)
  • Scientific Meeting Travel (AACR ASCO)
  • 21.51 (domestic) 21.51 (foreign)

Please see attached email from Anne Rogerson
entitled Transmittal NO. 82 for additional
information including newly blocked SOCs
20
PERSONNEL
21
ITAS
  • The ARC recognizes that there are a number of
    ongoing issues related to ITAS and timekeeping.
    Among them
  • How to easily maintain accurate records
  • How to assure that ITAS leave records match the E
    L statements
  • How to prepare and process leave discrepancy
    correction packages.

22
ITAS (continued)
  • Heads Up!
  • The ARC would like to hold a meeting with
    timekeepers to discuss these issues.
  • Afterwards, we could have a workshop in order to
    assist with the completion of correction
    packages.
  • An email will be sent shortly advising you of the
    meeting date and time
  • Are there other ITAS related issues you would
    like addressed at the meeting?

23
New Award Procedures
  • Dr. von Eschenbach has requested that NCI now use
    the NIH format for award nominations in order to
    ensure greater consistency across NCI and between
    NCI and NIH.
  • In addition, he is asking that we use the
    intangible benefits scale included in the NIH
    Policy Manual on awards as a guideline in
    determining the amount of awards.

24
New Award Procedures (Continued)
  • This form has replaced all other award nomination
    forms. It will be used for Staff Recognition
    Awards formerly SSPAs, On the Spot Awards,
    Special Act/Service Awards, Time Off Awards
  • Please refer to the attached
  • NIH Award Nomination Form
  • Intangible Benefits Scale
  • Manual Chapters, Employee Awards Program

25
POSPT Progress Report
26
TRIVIA CONTEST
Our trivia contest is designed to encourage
attendance and offer a reward. The contest is on
the last page of your handouts. Participation is
voluntary. The same person cant win two times in
a row If you want to play, fill out the attached
sheet here in the conference room and turn it in
to Eric when youre done. Feel free to leave
after the wrap up whenever youre ready. I dont
discuss peoples scores, just who won. Have fun!

27
OPEN DISCUSSION
Problems? Issues? Concerns? Anything youd like
to see on next months agenda?
28
TRIVIA CONTEST
NAME_____________________
  • Do you need an NFT for a trip to
    Canada?___________
  • Do you need an NFT for a trip to Alaska?
    ____________
  • What OC code should you use for your Scientific
    staff members trip to AACR in Canada this year?
    ___________
  • Is a 2,600 cost savings to the govt sufficient
    justification to use a non-contract carrier?
    __________________
  • On an HHS-348, can the sponsor reimburse (N)
    NIH for Business class airfare?
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