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BOP Program Statement 8200.04 ch. 3 § 3
SALES QUOTAS. Sales Representatives shall be assigned
quarterly/annual sales quotas based on UNICOR needs and the
program plans (e.g., $3 million in electronics, $5 million in
textiles, $1 million in metals, and $7 million in furniture). To
be successful, Sales Representatives must attain a proper mix of
opportunities within assigned quotas.
a. Establishing Quotas. Sales quotas shall be assigned based
on:
! revenues of repeat business by product class;
! potential opportunities; and
! requirements of the tactical sales plan.
Sales history by individual states (issuing office) shall
determine the expected opportunity (baseline) by each marketing
region, and combine it with potential opportunities established
by the Marketing Department, PRA, and the Sales Representatives
to determine the sales quota and mix within each regional
territory.
b. Signage, Data Services, and Print. The Sales
Representatives responsible for these programs shall ensure
conformance to the operating and sales plan, and to the
Corporation's needs.
c. Measurement of Quotas. The SYMIX order entry system tracks
orders by issuing office. This information can be sorted by
State, region, or customer; i.e., specific customer, where the
order was issued, product family, date of order, and due date.
The Sales Representatives shall receive monthly reports showing
orders received from their regions, and orders shipped into their
regions to allow for the monitoring of progress against sales
quotas and marketing efforts.
History
PS 8200.04 dated 1997-06-11
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
de29d5972839c184139172c3b7b272e678ac165b24108e91b66e8c45025232c2
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