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BOP Program Statement 8562.01 § 1

PURPOSE AND SCOPE. To establish procedures and

activein force · 2000-01-18 – presentact-effective-date

responsibilities for the Board of Survey as they pertain to the

valuation of donated property, investigation of inventory

differences and declaration of property as excess to the needs of

an operation within Federal Prison Industries (FPI), using the

Report of Survey (FPI Form 30).

Additional guidance on the duties and responsibilities of the

Board of Survey is contained in the Property Management Manual

and the Department of Justice (DOJ) Property Management

Regulations (JPMR) for circumstances surrounding the loss, damage

or destruction of property and assessing monetary liability and

recommending administrative actions against employees.

Furthermore, this Program Statement contains guidance for

disposing of excess and surplus personal property, including

donation of educationally useful computer equipment to

educational institutions.

History

PS 8562.01 dated 2000-01-18

Provenance

Source
bop.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-20
Edition
bop-ps-2026-09-20
Content hash
5044d2613eb7e3f9cf801f4ed196a8ae0d08633b708a29cdc55b28e8e2d850b5
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