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BOP Program Statement 8351.02 § 17
DELIVERY AND SHIPPING OF MATERIALS
The security of trailers will be managed in accordance with the Program Statement Correctional
Services Procedures Manual.
The handling, storage, packaging, preservation, and delivery of materials or products must
follow contractual requirements and drawings. Absent these requirements, local standard
operating procedures and process instructions apply.
Regardless of whether materials are prepared for delivery inside the factory or at the warehouse,
warehouse staff execute shipping transactions in the FPI financial information system. The FPI
financial information system goods issue posting date should be the same as the date of physical
shipment, but not before the actual pickup date. Noncompliance must be documented (e.g., FPI
financial information system unavailable).
The Government Bill of Lading (GBL), Commercial Bill of Lading (CBL), or any documents
required by the customer or by Accounts Receivable (AR) are completed before delivery. Copies
of Department of Defense DD Form 250 (DD250s) are scanned and sent to AR. DD250s
requiring source inspections are not posted in the FPI financial information system until the
DD250 is signed and the shipment is physically made. Locations use a control log for issuing
GBLs/CBLs. The numbering sequence uniquely identifies the factory, GBL/CBL number, and
fiscal year. A new transportation register starts at the beginning of each fiscal year, according to
the Program Statement Transportation, Payments and Audits.
History
PS 8351.02 dated 2026-03-19
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
2b562b8d228e20fe327985764851cf526816276625fc421773f475d90abfd59c
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