multiagencyktr

By "overtime" I mean being paid for more than 8 hours.

Yes, I need to know now, because I'm actually trying to avoid the contractor being able to bill for overtime.

So far we were planning to do a labor hour contract with travel being reimbursable

Leadership states the workday starts when arriving to the site.

@C Culham My question should have been made clearer. I need to avoid any type of budget overruns, driven by something like overtime. My question should have stated, can Federal Contractors travel/fly to a site and work a full 8-hours in the same 24-hour period? The LCATs will be exempt from FLSA, no mechanics or laborers.

I need your help with Federal Contractor Travel. I'm in the Government. We're working on a schedule to get installations done across the country. So of course, travel will be all over the country. The work will be performed overnight. At least one Federal Contractor will be in each region across the country, to lower travel costs. Though travel may still require a Federal Contractor to fly versus drive. Can Federal Contractors travel to a site and work in the same 24-hour period? For instance, if the work is in El Paso, Texas, can the Contractor fly to El Paso during the day and work from 8pm to 4am? Any idea where in the Federal Travel Regulation I can find policy for this question? Any other ideas to lower travel costs?