The SF 123/123A is required by the
Administrator of General Services to carry out her discretionary
authority under 40 U.S.C. to transfer Federal surplus personal
property for donation. The statutory language is as follows: "40
U.S.C. 549 - Sec. 549. Donation of personal property through state
agencies. (b) Authorization. - (1) In general. - The Administrator
of General Services, in the Administrator's discretion and under
regulations the Administrator may prescribe, may transfer property
described in paragraph (2) to a state agency."
The number of SF123/123-As
processed in this program is driven by the amount of property made
available for donation by Federal agencies and the demand for
donations experienced by the SASPs. The amount of surplus property
Federal agencies make available for transfer to the States
fluctuates from year to year, and the demand for such property by
the States for their donation customers also fluctuates from year
to year. While the number of respondents and number of burden hours
has decreased over the past three years, the average salary has
increased, leading to a slightly higher calculated Total Government
Cost ($36,740.36). GSA could not determine how the salaries were
calculated three years ago, so the current figure is an average
based on existing salary wages in relevant locality pay
regions.
$36,740
No
No
No
No
No
No
Uncollected
Christopher Willet 703
605-2873
No
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