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HHS OIG: HHS Did Not Identify and Report Antideficiency Act Violations

May 1, 2017

Pursuit's Take

 

The Program Support Center (PSC) obligated and expended funds for 17 of the 30 contracts we reviewed in accordance with appropriations law and Federal acquisition requirements; however, for the remaining 13 contracts, the PSC did not always obligate and expend funds for its contracts in compliance with applicable law and requirements, resulting in unreported Antideficiency Act obligation violations totaling $20.3 million and expenditure violations totaling $29.2 million. Also, for 4 of the 30 contracts reviewed, the PSC incorrectly extended the period of performance and the fiscal year funding beyond its 12 month period of availability.

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