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BOP Program Statement 4200.13 § 3
WORK ORDERS ($25,000 OR LESS)
a. General. Each department has designated employees available to enter pending work orders
via the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) web request page. All
employees are encouraged to notify their department’s designated employee of the need for
repairs of the buildings and grounds or equipment in their areas, including employee housing. All
Facilities employees will have access to and are expected to enter work orders in the CMMS.
Emergency repairs and subsequent work orders will be conducted in accordance with Facilities
Management Operational Standards posted on the FMB page of the Bureau’s intranet site.
b. Central Office and Grand Prairie Office Complex (GPOC) work requests. Facility
service requests will be submitted utilizing CMMS. Each branch will have two requesters
authorized to submit requests which must include a detailed description, location, justification,
and proposed funding source for proposed work. Space management/office move requests will
be approved by the Chief, Building Management Section.
c. Processing and Records. Requests for work are reviewed, approved, and assigned to the
applicable facilities employee by the Facilities Manager or designee. Work order activation,
prioritization, evaluation, processing, closure, and record retention will be in accordance with
Facilities Management Operational Standards posted on the FMB page of the Bureau’s intranet
site and guidance included in the Records and Information Disposition Schedule (RIDS) on the
Bureau’s intranet site.
A copy of UNICOR and Trust Fund work orders must be forwarded to the Business
Administrator for billing per the Bureaus’ current accounting policies.
4200.13 5/7/2026 PROPERTY OF US GOVERNMENT 6
History
PS 4200.13 dated 2026-05-07
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
10100b6fca3703909e612bbc0e16481b9e9702d5a415fbf82c514577c6db1bdc
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