US · guidance
BOP Program Statement 8060.05 § 4
FPI NATIONAL GAINSHARING AWARD COMMITTEE
The Assistant Director, FPI, is to annually appoint a committee consisting of representatives
from:
■ Business Group General Managers (2).
■ Chief Financial Officer.
■ BOP Human Resource Management Division.
■ The Union, as selected by the President of the Council of Prison Locals.
P8060.05 10/16/2017 6
The Committee must review all factories’ performance and make award recommendations to the
Assistant Director, FPI, based upon the operating objectives outlined in this Program Statement.
Each business group will provide FMB a report of the qualifying factories within 30 days of
audit closure. Within 30 days of receipt of the business group recommendations, FMB will
provide the Committee with a list of recommendations of qualifying factories. FMB will
calculate corporate business group and support group performance and allow for General
Managers, Branch Chiefs, and the CEO to review.
The Committee will consider waiver requests from factories that did not qualify in any specific
operating objective, provided that the appropriate General Manager has previously reviewed and
approved the request. The General Manager must receive all waiver requests within 30 days of
the period in question.
When the review process is completed, the Committee must submit its recommendations to the
Assistant Director, FPI, for approval.
History
PS 8060.05 dated 2017-10-16
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
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- bop-ps-2026-09-20
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