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BOP Program Statement 8561.05 § 1

PURPOSE AND SCOPE

activein force · 2026-06-22 – presentact-effective-date

To establish procedures for identifying, reporting, writing off, and disposing of excess and

obsolete inventory (EXOB) and evaluating alternative uses for this inventory.

Inventory values may become inflated when excess and obsolete items are allowed to

accumulate to such an extent that the utility of that inventory is no longer as great as its cost.

When this situation exists, this program statement provides a method for establishing an

allowance to adjust for that inflated value. In addition, various levels of approval authority are

established for writing off EXOB.

a. Program Objectives.

 Management will be more effective in identifying and disposing of EXOB.

 Warehouse space will be better utilized as a result of reduced EXOB.

 The value of inventories will be fairly stated on Federal Prison Industries’ (FPI) financial

statements.

b. Institution Supplement. None.

History

PS 8561.05 dated 2026-06-22

Provenance

Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
0d3394f2ad4f7ce15551da456717103ab97ecb7e56b162fe09c69875ce1205bf
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