What basic location of space policy governs a Federal agency?

Is there a general hierarchy of consideration that agencies must follow in their utilization of space?

What is a delineated area?

What is a Core-Based Statistical Area?

How is a CBSA defined?

What is a rural area?

What is an urban area?

What is a principal city?

What are centralized community business areas and centralized business districts?

What is environmental justice?

What is equitable development?

In addition to Federal agency mission, security and program requirements, what other factors and principles must agencies consider when establishing a potential delineated area and planning for location decisions?

What hierarchy of geographic consideration must agencies apply to location decisions?

How must agencies consult and engage with local officials and communities to comply with the consultation and engagement elements of part 102-83?

What flexibility do Federal agencies have to implement part 102-83 in high cost areas?

Are Federal agencies required to give preference to historic properties when acquiring leased space?

Does GSA provide assistance to Federal agencies by consulting and engaging with local officials to establish recommended delineated areas?

Are Federal agencies required to consider whether the CBA or other areas recommended by local officials will provide for adequate competition when acquiring leased space?

What information and data must agencies provide to the Administrator of General Services, or other acquiring agency head, to comply with the provisions of this part?

Who must approve the final delineated area?

When is written justification for a delineated area in urban areas required?

How will GSA negotiate changes to the final delineated area with requesting agencies?

Where may Federal agencies appeal GSA decisions and recommendations concerning the delineated area?

Do these regulations apply in GSA's National Capital Region?