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A consultant is identified as a person who has a particular skill
or a particular profession who is not an employee of USCRF/USC and
whose profession or skill is necessary for the performance of the
proposed project.
WARNING: Consultants using
their universities' facilities to perform the work may be required
by their institution to be identified as
Subcontractors rather than consultants.
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Consultant charges may include fees,
travel and per diem or subsistence where applicable. If so,
they should not be included under Travel.
- USC Employees who act as
consultants on a USC Federally funded project must be identified
in the "Personnel" line item (not under
"Consultant" line item).
- Include a commitment letter from
each consultant in the proposal.
- For the required sole source
justification of the consultant(s), a USC Procurement Exemption
Certification form(s) must be completed in USCeRA at the proposal review stage.
The proposed consultant(s) must be named and justified in the
proposal.
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