Once requirements are identified and committed, funds can be obligated. In GFEBS, a PO represents an obligation. The PO reduces an existing commitment recorded by a PR.
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Examples of when POs are entered to represent financial obligations include, but are not limited to, the following scenarios:
Contracts (including grants)
Military Interdepartmental Purchase Requisitions (MIPRs)
Stock and Supply Item Purchases (MILS/DLSS) from DMLSS
Miscellaneous Pay POs subject to PPA
Note: You should note that in GFEBS, obligations for grants are entered using the same process used for contracts.