Code of Federal Regulations (Last Updated: November 8, 2024) |
Title 41 - Public Contracts and Property Management |
Subtitle C - Federal Property Management Regulations System |
Chapter 102 - Federal Management Regulation |
SubChapter G - Administrative Programs |
Part 102-192 - Mail Management |
Subpart A - Introduction to this Part |
§ 102-192.5 - What does this part cover? |
§ 102-192.10 - What authority governs this part? |
§ 102-192.15 - How are “I,” “you,” “me,” “we,” and “us” used in this part? |
§ 102-192.20 - How are “must” and “should” used in this part? |
§ 102-192.25 - Does this part apply to me? |
§ 102-192.30 - To what types of mail and materials does this part apply? |
§ 102-192.35 - What definitions apply to this part? |
§ 102-192.40 - Where can we obtain more information about the classes of mail? |
§ 102-192.45 - How can we request a deviation from these requirements, and who can approve it? |
Subpart B - Agency Requirements |
Performance Measurement Requirements for All Agencies |
§ 102-192.110 - At what levels in our agency must we have performance measures? |
§ 102-192.115 - Why must we use performance measures? |
Security Requirements for All Agencies |
§ 102-192.70 - What security policies and plans must we have? |
§ 102-192.75 - Why must we have written security policies and plans? |
§ 102-192.80 - How do we develop written security policies and plans? |
Financial Requirements for All Agencies |
§ 102-192.50 - What payment processes are we required to use? |
§ 102-192.55 - Why must we use these payment processes? |
§ 102-192.60 - How do we implement these payment processes? |
§ 102-192.65 - What features must our finance systems have to keep track of mail expenditures? |
Agency Mail Manager Requirements |
§ 102-192.120 - Must we have an agency mail manager? |
§ 102-192.125 - What is the appropriate managerial level for an agency mail manager? |
§ 102-192.130 - What are your general responsibilities as an agency mail manager? |
Reporting Requirements |
§ 102-192.85 - Who must report to GSA annually? |
§ 102-192.90 - What must we include in our annual mail management report to GSA? |
§ 102-192.95 - Why does GSA require annual mail management reports? |
§ 102-192.100 - How do we submit our annual mail management report to GSA? |
§ 102-192.105 - When must we submit our annual mail management report to GSA? |
Subpart C - GSA's Responsibilities and Services |
§ 102-192.135 - What are GSA's responsibilities in mail management? |
§ 102-192.140 - What types of support does GSA offer to Federal agency mail management programs? |
Subpart D - Reporting Requirements |
Subpart E - Performance Measurement Requirements |
Subpart F - Agency Mail Manager Requirements |
Subpart G - Mail Center Manager Requirements |
Subpart H - Program Level Mail Responsibilities |
§ 102-192.145 - Which program levels should have a mail manager? |
§ 102-192.150 - What are your general responsibilities as a program level mail manager? |
Subpart I - Other Agency Responsibilities |
Appendix A to Part 102-192 - Large Agency Mailers |
Appendix B to Part 102-192 - Mail Center Security Plan |
§ 102-192.155 - What should our agency-wide mail management policy statement cover? |
§ 102-192.160 - What less costly alternatives to expedited mail and couriers should your agency-wide mail management policy address? |
§ 102-192.165 - What authorities must I follow when contracting out all or part of the mail function? |
Subpart J - GSA's Responsibilities and Services |
§ 102-192.170 - What are GSA's responsibilities in mail management? |
§ 102-192.175 - What types of support does GSA offer to Federal agency mail management programs? |