Daycos News

The Daycos office will close at Noon on Friday, December 31st for the New Year’s holiday. Regular office hours will resume on Monday, January 3rd, at 8:00 am CST.
We would like to wish everyone a safe, happy, and prosperous New Year in 2011!
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The Daycos December Monthly Newsletter has been sent out, and can be viewed here. A few of the topics in this month’s newsletter include:
SDDC Releases 2011 Solicitations
Daycos Audit Service
DPS Payment Delays Addressed Quickly
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In anticipation of the upcoming DPS rate filing, SDDC has released updated solicitations for the next rate cycle. The 2011 400NG and the 2011 International Tender have been posted to the What’s New page of the  SDDC website… and are available for viewing and download. TSPs should review these carefully prior to filing rates to ensure they understand all of the changes contained within the documents. There have been significant changes that affect the costs of doing business, and the

In observance of the Christmas holiday, the Daycos office will close at Noon on Thursday, December 23rd, and will be closed all day on Friday, December 24^th.  Our regular office hours will resume on Monday, December 27^th, at 8:00 am CST.
We would like to wish everyone a wonderful holiday season!
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The price of fuel was $3.20 per gallon as reported on Monday, December 6, 2010 making the upcoming FSC rates for the period 12/15/10 through 1/14/11 as follows:

GBL Domestic HHG / International HHG & UB – 7%
GSA Domestic HHG – $0.69
GSA International HHG and BAG – $0.69…

Last week we posted… about the payment delays affecting DPS invoices. Many from the industry expressed their concerns with this delay, and we were pleased to learn that JPMO-HHGS heard those concerns loud and clear, and have been working to resolve this issue.
We received word from Col. Miller yesterday that JPMO-HHGS and the developer, SRA, have located the source of the problem and were successful in removing the payment delay last week. As of last Friday, approximately 17,000 delayed

…A recent change in DPS programming will cause a delay in the payment of all DPS invoice payments. We have been informed by the help desk, and later confirmed by a JPMO-HHGS employee, that all invoices will take between 2 and 5 days to move from DPS to the US Bank payment system once all line items have been approved or denied. Previous to this change, those invoices would move for payment in less than 24 hours of being approved