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BOP Program Statement 8562.01 § 9
PROPERTY UTILIZATION. All AW(I&E)/SOIs and operational
managers are responsible for monitoring the property under their
control to assure maximum use and the prompt disposition of items
which become obsolete or excess to the needs of that location.
Whenever there is sufficient evidence that any Building and
Improvement, Machinery and Equipment, RM&S, Work in Process or
Finished Goods have become idle (not in use) and need no longer
be retained, the AW(I&E)/SOI is to appoint a Board of Survey to
physically inspect such property and recommend whatever action is
considered to be in the best interest of the Government.
PS 8562.01
1/18/2000
Page 6
a. The resulting Report of Survey is to include:
• complete property description, including applicable
stock number or equipment number;
• brief comments supporting the recommended action;
• cost data, including capitalized amount, book value and
recommended value if applicable;
• present condition and corresponding GSA Disposal
Condition Code (Attachment A).
b. Using the guidelines in this Program Statement, the Board
of Survey is to determine, based upon the condition of the
property, whether the property is to go through the agency
screening procedures outlined below, or to be disposed of as
scrap. It is not necessary to report scrap to GSA for screening.
c. Line items on Reports of Survey that result in the write-off of an asset or the disposition of property are to be approved
at the following levels based upon the property’s initial
acquisition cost:
• AW(I&E) $5,000 and less
• Senior Program Manager $5,001 thru $10,000
(or appropriate Branch Manager)
• Deputy Assistant Director $10,001 and higher.
History
PS 8562.01 dated 2000-01-18
Provenance
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