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The “Normal” Disposal Process

General Services Administration Federal Management Regulation 41 CFR Part 102-37 Donation of Surplus Personal Property. Acquisition. In-Use. Excess. Donation. Sales. Sale. Disposal at any stage: Non-federal transfers; Abandoned/Destroyed; and Lost. Sold - $585M (2011 gross proceeds).

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The “Normal” Disposal Process

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  1. General Services Administration Federal Management Regulation41 CFR Part 102-37Donation of Surplus Personal Property

  2. Acquisition In-Use Excess Donation Sales Sale Disposal at any stage: Non-federal transfers; Abandoned/Destroyed; and Lost Sold - $585M (2011 gross proceeds) Transferred to other agencies $609M (2011) Reassigned within the Agency Donated - $460M (2011) Exchange/Sale – $413M (2011) Selected Disposal Methods: The “Normal” Disposal Process

  3. What does this part cover? • This part covers the donation of surplus Federal personal property located within a State, including foreign excess personal property returned to a State for handling as surplus property.

  4. Utilization and Donation Today • Key programs • GSA • Utilization Program for Federal agency transfers • Federal Surplus Personal Property Donation Program

  5. Who must comply with the provisions of the part?

  6. What is GSA role?

  7. What is a Donee? • Any tax supported government or public agency established by or pursuant to state law qualify under this criteria.

  8. What is SASP? • State Agency for Surplus Property • Mission

  9. Who is NASASP? • The National Association of State Agencies for Surplus Property. • Why is there a NASASP?

  10. When does property become available for donation?

  11. What type of Surplus property is available for donation?

  12. What happens to surplus property that isn’t transferred for donations?

  13. What is the process for requesting Property?

  14. Who pays?

  15. Who handles the donation of surplus property?

  16. Proposed Changes to 102-37 • Veterans organizations • Standard Form 97 (SF-97)

  17. Veterans Organizations • Executive Summary – Bill S.3794 Authorize the Federal Surplus Personal Property Donation Program to provide surplus properties to veteran’s organizations. 

  18. What Veterans Organization?

  19. What is the SF-97?

  20. General Property Regulations TopicWhere it can be found General FMR 102-35 – Good place to start Utilization FMR 102-36 Donation FMR 102-37 Sale FMR 102-38 Exchange/sale FMR 102-39 Special Handling FPMR 101-42 (FMR 102-40 Pending) Abandoned/forfeited FMR 102-41 Foreign Gifts FMR 102-42

  21. General Property Bulletins • TopicWhere it can be found • Annual Reports Bulletin B-27 • Accountability of Property Bulletin B-26 • Property Acquired w/Charge Card Bulletin B-25 • Use of Voluntary Consensus Bulletin B-18 • Standards • Stewardship of Property Bulletin B-17 • Use of Photographs in Disposal Bulletin B-14 • Use of Exchange/Sale Bulletin B-13 • Disposal of Electronic Equipment Bulletin B-4

  22. GSA Bulletin FMR B-34

  23. Let’s watch a closing video Closing Video

  24. Questions? • Patricia Elliott-Ferebee • (202) 219-3561 – pat.elliott@gsa.gov • www.gsa.gov/personalpropertypolicy

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