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Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Claimed Federal Reimbursement For Unallowable Extramural Construction Costs Related to a National Institutes of Health Recovery Act Grant

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (Sloan-Kettering) claimed unallowable extramural construction costs related to a National Institutes of Health (NIH) Recovery Act grant totaling $126,000. Specifically, Sloan-Kettering claimed costs for the construction of a tunnel/service corridor ($121,000) and moving services ($5,500) that did not benefit the grant. Sloan-Kettering met all Recovery Act and NIH reporting requirements and milestone dates for project completion. We recommended that NIH require Sloan-Kettering to refund $126,000 to the Federal Government.

Filed under: National Institutes of Health