Which of the following is NOT a stated funding source for Work for Others?

• A. Federal agencies
• B. Private entities
• C. International organizations and foreign governments
• D. States and local governments

Answer: (A)

The concept tested is who typically funds Work for Others. Work for Others is about performing work for external, non-federal clients on a cost-recovery basis. The funding sources you’d expect are private entities, international organizations and foreign governments, and states and local governments—these represent external customers outside the federal funding umbrella. Federal agencies, on the other hand, usually fund work through internal programs or inter-agency arrangements rather than as a Work for Others client. So federal agencies are not a stated funding source for Work for Others, making that choice the best answer.