(§4321 et seq.) of Title 42, The Public Health and Welfare. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 4321 of Title 42 and Tables.

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§ 10010.22 Statutory requirements. NEPA requires that an EIS be prepared by the responsible Federal official. This official is normally the lowest-level official who has overall responsibility for formulating, reviewing, or proposing an action or, alternatively, has been delegated the authority or responsibility to develop, approve, or adopt a

§ 102-2.55 How do I number my agency's supplementing regulations? Since there is no corresponding FMR material, number the supplementing material “601” or higher. For example, your agency's supplementing regulations governing special services to states might start with

§ 102-2.60 What is a deviation from the FMR? A deviation from the FMR is an agency action or policy that is inconsistent with the regulation. (The deviation policy for the FPMR is in 41 CFR part 101-1.)

§ 101-38.000 Cross-reference to the Federal Management Regulation (FMR) (41 CFR chapter 102, parts 102-1 through 102-220). For motor vehicle management policy, see FMR part 34 (

§ 101-30.404-1 Consolidation of supply support requests. Requests for supply support should be consolidated in one focal point within each agency or activity. On the basis of the total consolidated agency or activity requirement; i.e., annual demand, GSA can determine the most economical and

§ 101-27.209-3 Disposition of unneeded property. If no transfer is effected and no donation requested, the property shall be assigned for sale, abandonment, or destruction in accordance with part 101-45

§ 101-28.203-1 Government storage activity. A Government activity or facility utilized for the receipt, storage, and issue of supplies, materials, and equipment, including storage of reserve or excess stocks or intransit storage. The activity may be either Government owned or leased, and it may

§ 101-29.203 Federal specification. A Federal specification is a specification, issued in the Federal series, that is mandatory for use by all Federal agencies. These documents are issued or controlled by the General Services Administration and are listed in the GSA “Index of Federal

§ 101-29.205 Federal standard. A Federal standard is a standard, issued in the Federal series, that is mandatory for use by all Federal agencies. These documents are issued or controlled by the General Services Administration and are listed in the GSA “Index of Federal Specifications, Standards

§ 102-85.60 Who can execute an OA? Authorized GSA and customer agency officials who can commit or obligate the funds of their respective agencies can execute an OA. Higher level signatories may be appropriate from both agencies for space assignments in owned or leased space, that are unusual in size

§ 102-85.150 How will Rent charges be reflected on the customer agency's Rent bill? Rent charges are billed monthly, in arrears, based on an annual rate which is divided by 12. Billing commences the first month in which the agency occupies the space for more than half of the month, and ends in the last