ITS Program Advisory Committee. Travel Process Instructions Version 2.8 December 30, 2015



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Travel Process Instructions Version 2.8 December 30, 2015 1. General a. This document provides instructions for travel and lodging arrangements for the February 4 to 5, 2015, (ITSPAC) meeting at the Crystal City Marriott hotel located at 1999 Jefferson Davis Highway, Arlington, VA 22202-3526; and for preparing and submitting the post-meeting Travel Expense Report. b. ITSPAC member travel directly related to committee business, including common carrier travel, lodging, and associated expense reimbursements are subject to the Federal Travel Regulation (FTR). c. These instructions and the associated Travel Expense Report will be available online in the February 4 5, 2015 meeting section of the ITSPAC Website at http://www.its.dot.gov/itspac/index.htm. d. Please complete the following actions by the dates indicated: Complete travel arrangements: At your earliest convenience Reserve guest room: Not later than January 13, 2015 Submit Travel Expense Report: Not later than February 19, 2015 2. Travel Arrangements a. The designated ITSPAC meeting Travel Management Service is SAIC SSC Travel Services. ITSPAC members must use this service to arrange travel unless granted an exception by the ITSPAC Designated Federal Official, Stephen Glasscock. Submit your request for exception, with justification, to Mr. Glasscock by email at stephen.glasscock@dot.gov, or by telephone at 202-366-9126. Travel arrangements must include coach-class service; a U.S. flag carrier; and the most direct, uninterrupted route. You must request an exception also to use a privately owned vehicle (POV) or rental vehicle to travel to and from the meeting location, if doing so is more advantageous to the government than using common carrier transportation. However, use of a rental vehicle from your residence to and from the departure airport, and from the arrival airport to and from the meeting site is authorized. b. Please make travel arrangements as soon as possible by contacting the SAIC SSC Travel Services agent at saictravel@tmptravel.com preferred) or by telephone at 919-782-7113. Identify yourself as an member and be prepared to provide the following information:

(1) Your name as it appears on identification documents (driver s license, passport, etc.); (2) Your birth date and gender; (3) The airports you will be using; (4) Your desired travel dates and times; (5) Any travel preferences or requirements (seat preference, frequent flyer number, etc.); (6) Your email address; and (7) Your home and/or cell telephone number (although you may also provide your business number, your home and/or cell number is required in the event of an emergency or schedule change). c. The travel agent will email you a draft itinerary for review and approval by return email or by telephone. Once the travel agent receives your approval, he/she will email you the final itinerary. 3. Lodging a. Please reserve your guest room as soon as possible, but not later than January 13, 2015. A block of guest rooms at $189.00 per night is on hold for the ITSPAC at the Crystal City Marriott hotel. Reservations made after January 13 will be subject to available space and prevailing rates. b. Guest room reservations must be guaranteed by a major credit card. The guest room charge and associated taxes are reimbursable. You can make, modify, or cancel your room reservation online at the following link: Book your group rate: ITS Program Advisory Committee (Dept of Transportation) Meeting >>. To reserve your guest room telephonically, call 1-800-228-9290 (toll free) and identify yourself as a participant in the meeting. c. Should you desire to stay at a hotel other than the Crystal City Marriott, please provide Mr. Glasscock the name of the hotel and your arrival and departure dates. The room charge will be reimbursed at not more than $189.00 per night. d. Guest room check-in is Tuesday, February 3; and check-out is Thursday, February 5. Hotel stays of more than two nights must be approved by Mr. Glasscock. Please submit your request for exception to the two-night stay, with justification, to Mr. Glasscock as described in paragraph 2.a. above. e. Lodging expenses not directly related to ITSPAC business (movies, snacks, etc.) will not be reimbursed. Authorized lodging expenses will be reimbursed upon submission of the Travel Expense Report, as described in paragraph 4 below. 2

4. Travel Expense Report Preparation and Submission a. Please prepare and submit your Travel Expense Report not later than February 19, 2015. b. The Travel Expense Report consists of a Microsoft Excel workbook with two worksheets (a Travel Expense Worksheet and a Travel Mileage Worksheet), available online in the February 4 5, 2015 meeting section of the ITSPAC Website at http://www.its.dot.gov/itspac/index.htm. If you are not able to access the online version of the report, you may use the enclosed printed copies of the worksheets. c. Airline, train, or other common carrier fare to meeting location: If the SAIC Travel Services Group coordinated your travel, leave this row blank. If you received approval to make your own travel arrangements, enter the total cost of your ticket, not to exceed the coach class fare. If you received an exception to use a rental vehicle to travel to and from the meeting location, enter the cost of the rental. If you received an exception to use a POV to travel to and from the meeting location, see paragraph 4.d. below. d. Mileage: On the Travel Mileage Worksheet, enter POV mileage from your home to or from the airport/train station, less the distance of your daily commute. If you received an exception to use a POV in lieu of common carrier transportation to travel to and from the meeting location, enter the total POV mileage. In the online Travel Expense Report, the total mileage on the Travel Mileage Worksheet and the mileage reimbursement on the Travel Expense Worksheet will be calculated automatically. If you use the enclosed printed worksheets, calculate the mileage reimbursement at $0.575 per mile. e. Lodging: Enter the cost of the room per night, not to exceed $189.00, excluding taxes. Extra expenses (movies, snacks, etc.) will not be reimbursed. f. Lodging Tax: Enter the lodging tax per night. Only the tax on the allowable rate will be reimbursed. g. Meals and Incidental Expenses (M&IE): Enter M&IE per day (fees and tips to porters, baggage carriers, bellhops, and hotel maids; ITSPAC-related postage; etc.). You may claim the maximum allowable M&IE per diem rate for Arlington, VA for February 2015, which is $71.00; except that on your first and 3

last travel days, the allowable M&IE rate is 75% of the maximum rate, or $53.25. Instructions on M&IE deductions for government-provided meals will be provided later. h. Parking and Tolls: In the appropriate date column, enter parking expenses and tolls associated with your ITSPAC-related travel. i. Taxi/Public Transportation: Enter taxi/public transportation expenses associated with your ITSPAC-related travel. j. Miscellaneous: Enter the total of any ITSPAC-related expenses for office supplies, copying and faxing, courier, telephone calls, etc. k. Below the expenses table, enter to whom the reimbursement check should be made payable and the address to which the check should be mailed. l. Sign and date the Travel Expense Worksheet and fax it, the Travel Mileage Worksheet, and copies of receipts (receipts are required only for lodging, authorized expenses over $75.00, and common carrier fares if you were authorized to purchase your own travel tickets) to: 703-263-9003, Attention: Sue Ren Mail the original Expense and Mileage Worksheets and required receipts to: Citizant, Inc. 15000 Conference Center Dr., Suite 500 Attention: Accounting Chantilly, VA 20151 m. If you have questions concerning preparation of the Travel Expense Report, please call Carlos R. Vélez at 202-314-3821. Enclosures 4

Name (please type or print): Project Name: Citizant Project Number: 10153.002 Project Manager: Travel Expense Worksheet for Version 2.8 Carlos Velez Project Mgr Ph Num: 202-314-3821 From Date: February 3, 2015 To Date: February 5, 2015 NOTE: Please also complete the Travel Mileage Worksheet. In the electronic version of this Travel Expense Worksheet, the "Mileage" expense below will be calculated automatically from entries on the Travel Mileage Worksheet. Expense Type Air, Train or Other Common Carrier Fare Mileage Lodging Lodging Tax Meals & Incidental Expenses Parking and Tolls Taxi / Public Transportation Miscellaneous Total Expenses Sun Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Total 2/1/2015 2/2/2015 2/3/2015 2/4/2015 2/5/2015 2/6/2015 2/7/2015 Make reimbursement check payable to (please type or print): Mail reimbursement check to (please type or print): Sign and date below. I certify that the expenses are correct. Signature: Date: Fax this Travel Expense Worksheet, the Travel Mileage Worksheet, and copies of required receipts to 703-263-9003, Attention: Sue Ren. Mail originals to the address below. If you have any questions or need additional assistance, please call 202-314-3821. Citizant 15000 Conference Center Dr., Suite 500 Attention: Accounting Chantilly, VA 20151 Approval (for Citizant use): Date:

Travel Mileage Worksheet for Version 2.8 Name (please print): Project Name: Citizant Project Number: 10153.002 Project Manager: Carlos Velez Project Mgr Ph Num: 202-314-3821 From Date: February 3, 2015 Week To Date: February 5, 2015 Mileage Rate = $0.575 Date From To Travel Miles Less: Daily Commute Net Reimb. Miles Total 2/1/2015 2/2/2015 2/3/2015 2/4/2015 2/5/2015 2/6/2015 2/7/2015 Total