If funding is classified as a Category I Reimbursable, what is obligated?

When funding is classified as a Category I Reimbursable, it indicates that the entire amount specified on the relevant financial document, such as the DD448-2 form, is obligated. In this classification, the government is committed to reimbursing or funding the full amount identified for the transaction. This is crucial for budgeting and financial planning, as it ensures that the necessary resources are fully allocated and available for the intended purpose.

Options suggesting that only a portion of the amount or no amount is obligated do not align with the principles of Category I Reimbursable funding, which emphasizes the complete funding commitment. Recognizing the entire amount as obligated helps maintain clear financial accountability and ensures that all parties involved understand the commitment level associated with the funding.