A Detail lasts up to one year in increments of how many days?

• A. 90 days
• B. 180 days
• C. 120 days
• D. 365 days

Answer: (C)

A detail is a temporary assignment that can run for up to one year, with any extensions done in fixed blocks of 120 days. Using 120-day increments provides regular, predictable review points for performance, budgeting, and administrative oversight while preventing the arrangement from drifting into longer, less controllable periods. The other options don’t fit because 90 days would create too many renewals and insufficient time for meaningful work, 180 days would shorten the cadence of reviews and risk misaligning with the one-year cap when extended, and 365 days is the total duration, not the extension increment. So the standard extension period is 120 days.