Contract Balance by Agency The Contract Balance Report is a cumulative contract to date report. It is valuable for tracking total expenditures vs. total reimbursements and for showing the current cash position. Agencies can determine why certain expenditures were not reimbursed (due to over contract, no signed contract, errors in reporting, etc.) The report columns are described below the table. Contract Code and Name The number and name of the contract code. Contract Start/End Period The year/month the contract started/ended. The first four numbers are the calendar year and the second two numbers are the calendar month, where 1 is January and 12 is December. Contract Amount The total amount awarded to the agency by contract line. Contract amounts are only listed for sum sufficient or cappedĀ contracts. Non-capped contracts will be fully reimbursed; therefore, contract amounts are not listed. Expenditure Amount The total expenditures reported from the contract start period through the month of the report. Percentage of Contract Spent The contract expenditures to date are compared to the total contract amount. Reimbursement The total expenditures reimbursed to the agency. The reimbursement equals the total expenditures reported at the end of the contract (up to the total contract amount). Expenditures Not Reimbursed within Contract Expenditure amounts reported by an agency that are not reimbursed within SPARC. Examples of such expenditures are benefits paid through other DCF Systems and non-reimbursable portions of reported expenses (i.e., local match or local cost share). Amount Over Contract The total amount the agency has overspent the contract. These expenditures will not be reimbursed by the State. Non-capped contracts will be fully reimbursed. Contract Balance Total Contract Amount less Contract Expenditures to Date. Please note contract balance is only calculated for capped contracts. Non-capped contracts will be fully reimbursed; therefore, no contract balance can be calculated and this column will state "not capped." If an agency reports expenditures on a line code with no signed contract (due to incorrect reporting or not signing a DCF contract, this column will state "no contract." If an agency had reported expenditures greater than a contract amount, this column will state "over contract." Cash Position Cash position equals the amount due to the State (negative position) or from the State (positive position) at the time of the last SPARC refresh (see date at upper left corner).
