NASA Procedures and Guidelines
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NPR 8735.1C Eff. Date: February 13, 2013 Cancellation Date:	Procedures for Exchanging Parts, Materials, Software, and Safety Problem Data Utilizing the Government-Industry Data Exchange Program (GIDEP) and NASA Advisories
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Appendix F. Additional GIDEP Information

F.1 NASA Advisories that deal with fraud, waste, or abuse will generally require additional information on NF 1544 to assist the NASA Office of the Inspector General in the preparation of any legal casework and to assist in cost-recovery action.

F.2 Such additional information may include:

a. Programs, Projects, and Institutions Impacted (Block 7): In addition to the list of programs/projects affected, the costs incurred in investigation of the impact to the programs/projects should be indicated. If there is no impact, the costs incurred to make that determination should be indicated.

b. Impact on Programs, Projects, and Institutions (Block 8): In addition to the required impact summary, the number of parts involved and their estimated cost should be indicated (e.g., 10 lots of fasteners totaling 135 fasteners with an estimated cost of $10,000).

c. Action Taken (Block 9): In addition to the summary of actions taken to eliminate or minimize the impact, any additional testing or inspection should be indicated. The results of those inspections or tests should be provided (e.g., Particle Impact Noise Detection test performed on 40 items with three failures). If a scrap decision is made, the number of items scrapped and their value should be indicated.

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