Which term represents a reimbursable interagency work order?

• A. Work Request
• B. MIPR
• C. Contracts
• D. TAD

Answer: (A)

When two government components agree to have one do work for the other with reimbursement, the starting point is a Work Request. This document communicates what needs to be done, the scope, and the requirements, and it signals that the work is to be paid back to the performing agency. It’s the operational trigger that describes the task and frames how reimbursement will occur.

In practice, funding and authorization to proceed are handled through separate mechanisms, such as a MIPR, which moves the actual funds and formalizes the interagency financial arrangement, while contracts would bind an external vendor to deliver goods or services, and TAD refers to travel. So the Work Request specifically represents the reimbursable interagency work order as the item that initiates and defines the work to be performed for reimbursement.