Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)
Federal Acquisition Regulation Part 47: Transportation Requirements
OMB Control No. 9000-0061
Justification – Part A Supporting Statement
FAR sections affected: 52.247-2, 52.247-6, 52.247-48, 52.247-51, 52.247-52, 52.247-53, 52.247-57, 52.247-60, 52.247-63, 52.247-64, 52.247-67, 52.247-68, and the 47.303 clauses for standard delivery terms.
Overview of Information Collection:
This justification supports clearance of an extension of the collection.
There are no program changes. The FAR requirements remain the same. This extension includes adjustments to the burden due to use of the latest data available in the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS); and the calendar year 2024 Office of Personnel Management (OPM) General Schedule (GS) Salary Table for the rest of the United States as explained in item 15.
Need & Method for the Information Collection. This clearance covers the information that contractors must submit to comply with the following FAR part 47 requirements:
FAR 52.247-2, Permits, Authorities, or Franchises. For regulated freight transportation or transportation-related services, the clause requires an offeror to indicate whether it has the proper authorization from the Federal Highway Administration (or other cognizant regulatory body) before it can be allowed to move material under any contract awarded. The offeror may also be requested to furnish a copy of the authorization before moving material under the contract.
FAR 52.247-6, Financial Statement. This provision requires an offeror to furnish the Government with a current certified statement of the offeror’s financial condition and such data as the Government may request with respect to the offeror’s operations.
FAR 52.247-48, F.o.b. Destination—Evidence of Shipment. This clause requires the contractor to retain and make available to the Government for review, as necessary, evidence of free on board (f.o.b.) destination shipment documentation for a period of three years after final payment of the contract.
FAR 52.247-51, Evaluation of Export Offers. This provision requires an offeror to nominate a port/terminal of loading they recommend for the purposes of evaluation of their offer and indicate whether the prices proposed are based on f.o.b. origin or f.o.b. destination.
FAR 52.247-52, Clearance and Documentation Requirements—Shipments to DOD Air or Water Terminal Transshipment Points. This clause directs the contractor to provide the Government certain information regarding shipments to DoD air or water terminal transshipment points.
FAR 52.247-53, Freight Classification Description. When the Government purchases supplies that are new to the supply system, nonstandard, or modifications of previously shipped items, and different freight classifications may apply, this provision requests an offeror provide the full Uniform Freight Classification (rail) description, or the National Motor Freight Classification description applicable to the supplies.
FAR 52.247-57, Transportation Transit Privilege Credits. This clause allows the offeror to identify any transportation charges, including any transit charges, that the offeror agrees to pay, subject to reimbursement by the Government.
FAR 52.247-60, Guaranteed Shipping Characteristics. This clause requires the offeror to provide details on the shipping container(s) to be used for each part or component that is packed or packaged separately.
FAR 52.247-63, Preference for U.S.-Flag Air Carriers. In the event that a contractor selects a carrier other than a U.S.-flag air carrier for international air transportation during performance of the contract, this clause requires the contractor to include a statement regarding the unavailability of U.S.-Flag Air Carriers on vouchers involving such transportation.
FAR 52.247-64, Preference for Privately Owned U.S.-Flag Commercial Vessels. This clause requires a contractor to provide the contracting officer and the Maritime Administration’s one legible copy of a rated on-board ocean bill of lading for each shipment made by the contractor or its subcontractors.
FAR 52.247-67, Submission of Transportation Documents for Audit. This clause requires the contractor to submit for prepayment audit transportation documents on which the United States will assume freight charges that were paid by the contractor under a cost-reimbursement contract or by the contractor’s first-tier subcontractor (for a cost-reimbursement subcontract). For freight shipment bills under $100 are to be retained on-site by the contractor and made available for on-site audits.
FAR 52.247-68, Report of Shipment (REPSHIP). This clause requires contractors to send an advance notice of shipment to the consignee transportation officer to be received at least 24 hours before the arrival of the shipment, unless otherwise directed by a contracting officer.
FAR 47.303 Clauses for Standard Delivery Terms. The following FAR clauses require the contractor to (as appropriate to the delivery terms specified in the contract): prepare or provide special annotation on a Government or commercial bill of lading; provide an ocean bill of lading or airway bill; annotate commercial shipping documents; distribute copies of the bill of lading; provide applicable transportation receipts; assist in obtaining documents for exportation or importation destinations; and/or obtain insurance documents:
FAR 52.247-1, Commercial Bill of Lading Notations
FAR 52.247-29, F.o.b. Origin
FAR 52.247-30, F.o.b. Origin, Contractor's Facility
FAR 52.247-31, F.o.b. Origin, Freight Allowed
FAR 52.247-32, F.o.b. Origin, Freight Prepaid
FAR 52.247-33, F.o.b. Origin, With Differentials
FAR 52.247-34, F.o.b. Destination
FAR 52.247-35, F.o.b. Destination, Within Consignee's Premises
FAR 52.247-36, F.a.s. Vessel, Port of Shipment
FAR 52.247-37, F.o.b. Vessel, Port of Shipment
FAR 52.247-38, F.o.b. Inland Carrier, Point of Exportation
FAR 52.247-41, C. & f. Destination
FAR 52.247-42, C.i.f. Destination
FAR 52.247-43, F.o.b. Designated Air Carrier's Terminal, Point of Exportation
FAR 52.247-44, F.o.b. Designated Air Carrier's Terminal, Point of Importation
FAR 52.247-65, F.o.b. Origin, Prepaid Freight—Small Package Shipments
Use of the Information.
FAR 52.247-2, Permits, Authorities, or Franchises. The contracting officer and transportation office review the information to ensure that the offeror has complied with all regulatory requirements and has obtained any permits, licenses, or franchises that are needed to transport the supplies.
FAR 52.247-6, Financial Statement. The contracting officer uses this information to determine whether a potential awardee is responsible in accordance with FAR part 9.
FAR 52.247-48, F.o.b. Destination—Evidence of Shipment. The Government may request this information from the contractor while auditing a contract or to resolve disputes.
FAR 52.247-51, Evaluation of Export Offers. The contracting officer uses the information to ensure that offers are evaluated, and awards are made on the basis of the lowest laid down cost to the Government at the overseas port of discharge.
FAR 52.247-52, Clearance and Documentation Requirements—Shipments to DOD Air or Water Terminal Transshipment Points. The Government transportation office uses this information to support applications for export release and to prepare the Transportation Control and Movement Document (TCMD).
FAR 52.247-53, Freight Classification Description. The contracting officer uses this information to determine the proper freight for supplies.
FAR 52.247-57, Transportation Transit Privilege Credits. The contracting officer uses this information to ensure consideration of an offeror’s transit credits when evaluating an f.o.b. origin price for shipping supplies to the designated Government destinations.
FAR 52.247-60, Guaranteed Shipping Characteristics. The contracting officer uses this information to determine transportation costs for evaluation purposes.
FAR 52.247-63, Preference for U.S.-Flag Air Carriers. The Government uses the information provided on the voucher to ensure compliance with section 5 of the International Air Transportation Fair Competitive Practices Act of 1974 (49 U.S.C. 40118), which requires the Government and its contractors and subcontractors to use U.S.-flag air carriers for U.S. Government-financed international air transportation of personnel (and their personal effects) or property, to the extent that service by those carriers is available.
FAR 52.247-64, Preference for Privately Owned U.S.-Flag Commercial Vessels. The Government uses this information to ensure compliance with the Cargo Preference Act of 1954.
FAR 52.247-67, Submission of Transportation Documents for Audit. The Government uses this information to conduct a prepayment audit of transportation charges on a cost-reimbursement contract when reimbursement of transportation as a direct charge to the contract or subcontract is authorized. The prepayment audit is required to comply with agency prepayment audit programs established pursuant to 31 U.S.C. 3726.
FAR 52.247-68, Report of Shipment (REPSHIP). The Government uses this information to alert the receiving activity of certain shipments. The advance notice facilitates arrangements for transportation control, labor, space, and use of materials handling equipment at destination. The timely receipt of notices by the consignee transportation office precludes the Government from incurring demurrage and vehicle detention charges.
FAR 47.303 Clauses for Standard Delivery Terms. The contracting officer and the Government transportation office use this information in awarding and administering contracts to ensure: (1) acquisitions are made on the basis most advantageous to the Government; and (2) supplies arrive in good order and condition and on time at the required place.
Use of Information Technology. Federal agencies use information technology to the maximum extent practicable. Where both the Government agency and contractors are capable of electronic interchange, the contractors may submit this information collection requirement electronically.
Non-duplication. These requirements are issued under the FAR, which has been developed to standardize Federal procurement practices and eliminate unnecessary duplication.
Burden on Small Business. The burden applied to small businesses is the minimum consistent with applicable laws, Executive orders, regulations, and prudent business practices.
Less Frequent Collection. Collection of information on a basis other than contract-by-contract is not practical.
Paperwork Reduction Act Guidelines. Collection is consistent with guidelines in 5 CFR 1320.5(d)(2).
Consultation and Public Comments.
A 60-day notice was published in the Federal Register at 89 FR 52051, on June 21, 2024. No comments were received.
A 30-day notice was published in the Federal Register at 89 FR 68440, on August 26, 2024.
Gifts or Payment. This collection does not provide any payment or gift to respondents, other than remuneration of contractors.
Privacy & Confidentiality. This information is disclosed only to the extent consistent with prudent business practices, current regulations, and statutory requirements.
Sensitive Questions. No sensitive questions are involved.
Burden Estimate.
In general, the Government does not maintain a central repository with information on the use of Government transportation terms and conditions. The majority of the public burden estimates provided in this section are based on consultation with and estimates from Government transportation management experts at DoD, GSA, the Department of Transportation (DOT), and the United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM). Where available and appropriate for a specific burden estimate, the Government used fiscal year 2021 through 2023 award data in FPDS or USTRANSCOM’s Defense Transportation Tracking System (DTTS).
The hourly rate is calculated by applying a 36.25 percent fringe factor and a 12 percent overhead factor to a base hourly rate, and then rounding to the nearest whole dollar. The base hourly rate is derived from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) 2024 General Schedule (GS) Locality Pay Table for the rest of the United States (“Salary Table 2024-RUS”). The fringe factor is derived from OMB memorandum M-08-13. The overhead factor is derived from the OMB Circular No. A-76 Revised Supplemental Handbook.
The following is a summary of the total estimated annual public burden associated with these FAR part 47 provisions and clauses:
REPORTING |
Responses |
Hours |
Cost |
FAR 52.247-2 |
238 |
119 |
$5,712.00 |
FAR 52.247-6 |
44 |
22 |
$1,540.00 |
FAR 52.247-48 |
15,846 |
1315.22 |
$63,130.56 |
FAR 52.247-51 |
400 |
100 |
$7,000.00 |
FAR 52.247-52 |
200 |
50 |
$3,500.00 |
FAR 52.247-53 |
9,000 |
1,503.00 |
$105,210.00 |
FAR 52.247-57 |
62,550 |
5,191.65 |
$363,415.50 |
FAR 52.247-60 |
27,105 |
4,526.54 |
$316,857.80 |
FAR 52.247-63 |
300 |
75 |
$4,350.00 |
FAR 52.247-64 |
8,040 |
402 |
$28,140.00 |
FAR 52.247-67 |
180 |
450 |
$26,100.00 |
FAR 52.247-68 |
8,023 |
1,339.84 |
$64,312.32 |
FAR 47.303 Clauses |
216,840 |
10,842.00 |
$520,416.00 |
TOTAL |
348,766 |
25,936 |
$1,509,684 |
|
|
|
|
RECORDKEEPING |
Recordkeepers |
Hours |
Cost |
FAR 52.247-48 |
834 |
1315.22 |
$63,130.56 |
FAR 52.247-67 |
15 |
250.5 |
$14,529.00 |
TOTAL |
849 |
1,566 |
$77,660 |
|
|
|
|
PUBLIC BURDEN |
Responses |
Hours |
Cost |
TOTAL |
349,615 |
27,502 |
$1,587,344 |
Estimated respondents/year........................ 34
Responses annually................................ x 7
Total annual responses............................ 238
Estimated hours/response.......................... x 0.5
Estimated total burden/hours...................... 119
Hourly rate*...................................... x $48
Estimated cost to public.......................... $5,712
* Based on a GS-9/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($32.56 per hour), $48 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year.......................... 22
Responses annually.................................. x 2
Total annual responses.............................. 44
Estimated hours/response............................ x 0.5
Estimated total burden/hours........................ 22
Hourly rate*........................................ x $70
Estimated cost to public............................$1,540
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year........................ 834
Responses annually................................ x 19
Total annual responses............................ 15,846
Estimated hours/response.......................... x 0.083
Estimated total burden/hours......................1,315.22
Hourly rate*...................................... x $48
Estimated cost to public........................$63,130.56
* Based on a GS-9/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($32.56 per hour), $48 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year......................... 100
Responses annually................................. x 4
Total annual responses............................. 400
Estimated hours/response........................... x .25
Estimated total burden/hours....................... 100
Hourly rate*....................................... x $70
Estimated cost to public........................... $7,000
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year......................... 50
Responses annually................................. x 4
Total annual responses............................. 200
Estimated hours/response........................... x .25
Estimated total burden/hours....................... 50
Hourly rate*....................................... x $70
Estimated cost to public........................... $3,500
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year........................ 3,000
Responses annually................................ x 3
Total annual responses............................ 9,000
Estimated hours/response.......................... x 0.167
Estimated total burden/hours...................... 1,503
Hourly rate*...................................... x $70
Estimated cost to public..........................$105,210
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year.................... 1,251
Responses annually............................ x 50
Total annual responses........................ 62,550
Estimated hours/response...................... x 0.083
Estimated total burden/hours.................. 5,191.65
Hourly rate*.................................. x $70
Estimated cost to public...................... $363,415.50
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year.................... 2,085
Responses annually............................ x 13
Total annual responses........................ 27,105
Estimated hours/response...................... x 0.167
Estimated total burden/hours.................. 4,526.54
Hourly rate*.................................. x $70
Estimated cost to public...................... $316,857.80
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year......................... 150
Responses annually................................. x 2
Total annual responses............................. 300
Estimated hours/response........................... x .25
Estimated total burden/hours....................... 75
Hourly rate*....................................... x $58
Estimated cost to public........................... $4,350
* Based on a GS-11/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($39.40 per hour), $58 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year........................ 120
Responses annually................................ x 67
Total annual responses............................ 8,040
Estimated hours/response.......................... x 0.05 Estimated total burden/hours...................... 402
Hourly rate*...................................... x $70
Estimated cost to public.......................... $28,140
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year........................ 15
Responses annually................................ x 12
Total annual responses............................ 180
Estimated hours/response.......................... x 2.5
Estimated total burden/hours...................... 450
Hourly rate*...................................... x $58
Estimated cost to public.......................... $26,100
* Based on a GS-11/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($39.40 per hour), $58 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year..................... 113
Responses annually............................. x 71
Total annual responses......................... 8,023
Estimated hours/response....................... x 0.167
Estimated total burden/hours................... 1,339.84
Hourly rate*................................... x $48
Estimated cost to public....................... $64,312.32
* Based on a GS-9/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($32.56 per hour), $48 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated respondents/year....................... 8,340
Responses annually............................... x 26
Total annual responses........................... 216,840
Estimated hours/response......................... x 0.05
Estimated total burden/hours..................... 10,842
Hourly rate*..................................... x $48
Estimated cost to public......................... $520,416
* Based on a GS-9/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($32.56 per hour), $48 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated recordkeepers........................... 834
Estimated records per recordkeeper................ x 19
Total annual records.............................. 15,846
Estimated hours/record............................ x 0.083
Total recordkeeping burden hours..................1,315.22
Hourly rate*...................................... x $48
Estimated cost to public........................$63,130.56
* Based on a GS-9/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($32.56 per hour), $48 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated recordkeepers........................... 15
Estimated records per recordkeeper................ x 100
Total annual records.............................. 1,500
Estimated hours/record............................ x 0.167
Total recordkeeping burden hours.................. 250.50
Hourly rate*...................................... x $58
Estimated cost to public.......................... $14,529
* Based on a GS-11/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($39.40 per hour), $58 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Estimated nonrecurring costs. Not applicable.
Estimated cost to the Government.
The Government cost estimates provided in this section are based on consultation with and estimates from Government transportation management experts at DoD, GSA, DOT, and USTRANSCOM. The hourly rate is calculated by applying a 36.25 percent fringe factor and a 12 percent overhead factor to a base hourly rate, and then rounding to the nearest whole dollar. The base hourly rate is derived from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) 2024 General Schedule (GS) Locality Pay Table for the rest of the United States (“Salary Table 2024-RUS”). The fringe factor is derived from OMB memorandum M-08-13. The overhead factor is derived from the OMB Circular No. A-76 Revised Supplemental Handbook.
The following is a summary of the total estimated annual Government burden associated with these FAR part 47 provisions and clauses:
Government Burden |
Responses |
Hours |
Cost |
FAR 52.247-2 |
238 |
119 |
$5,712.00 |
FAR 52.247-6 |
44 |
44 |
$3,080.00 |
FAR 52.247-48 |
15,846 |
2646.28 |
$127,021.54 |
FAR 52.247-51 |
400 |
200 |
$14,000.00 |
FAR 52.247-52 |
200 |
50 |
$3,500.00 |
FAR 52.247-53 |
9,000 |
4,500.00 |
$315,000.00 |
FAR 52.247-57 |
62,550 |
5,191.65 |
$363,415.50 |
FAR 52.247-60 |
27,105 |
4,526.54 |
$316,857.80 |
FAR 52.247-63 |
300 |
24.9 |
$1,444.20 |
FAR 52.247-64 |
8,040 |
667.32 |
$46,712.40 |
FAR 52.247-67 |
180 |
180 |
$10,440.00 |
FAR 52.247-68 |
8,023 |
1,339.84 |
$58,952.96 |
FAR 47.303 Clauses |
216,840 |
25,370.28 |
$1,217,773.44 |
TOTAL |
348,766 |
44,860 |
$2,483,910 |
Total annual responses............................ 238
Estimated hours/response.......................... x 0.5
Estimated total burden/hours...................... 119
Hourly rate....................................... x $48
Estimated cost to Government...................... $5,712
* Based on a GS-9/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($32.56 per hour), $48 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses............................. 44
Estimated hours/response........................... x 1
Estimated total burden/hours....................... 44
Hourly rate........................................ x $70
Estimated cost to Government....................... $3,080
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses........................... 15,846
Estimated hours/response......................... x 0.167
Estimated total burden/hours..................... 2,646.28
Hourly rate*..................................... x $48
Estimated cost to Government...................$127,021.54
* Based on a GS-9/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($32.56 per hour), $48 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses............................ 400
Estimated hours/response.......................... x 0.5
Estimated total burden/hours...................... 200
Hourly rate*...................................... x $70
Estimated cost to Government...................... $14,000
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses............................. 200
Estimated hours/response........................... x 0.25
Estimated total burden/hours....................... 50
Hourly rate*....................................... x $70
Estimated cost to Government....................... $3,500
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses........................... 9,000
Estimated hours/response........................ x 0.5
Estimated total burden/hours..................... 4,500
Hourly rate*..................................... x $70
Estimated cost to Government..................... $315,000
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses........................ 62,550
Estimated hours/response...................... x 0.083
Estimated total burden/hours.................. 5,191.65
Hourly rate*.................................. x $70
Estimated cost to Government.................. $363,415.50
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses........................ 27,105
Estimated hours/response...................... x 0.167
Estimated total burden/hours.................. 4,526.54
Hourly rate*.................................. x $70
Estimated cost to Government.................. $316,857.80
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses.......................... 300
Estimated hours/response........................ x 0.083
Estimated total burden/hours.................... 24.90
Hourly rate*.................................... x $58
Estimated cost to Government.................... $1,444.20
* Based on a GS-11/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($39.40 per hour), $58 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses......................... 8,040
Estimated hours/response....................... x 0.083
Estimated total burden/hours................... 667.32
Hourly rate*................................... x $70
Estimated cost to Government................... $46,712.40
* Based on a GS-12/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($47.22 per hour), $70 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses............................. 180
Estimated hours/response........................... x 1
Estimated total burden/hours....................... 180
Hourly rate*....................................... x $58
Estimated cost to Government.......................$10,440
* Based on a GS-11/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($39.40 per hour), $58 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses......................... 8,023
Estimated hours/response....................... x 0.167
Estimated total burden/hours................... 1,339.84
Hourly rate*................................... x $44
Estimated cost to Government................... $58,952.96
* Based on a GS-8/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($29.48 per hour), $44 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Total annual responses........................ 216,840
Estimated hours/response...................... x 0.117
Estimated total burden/hours.................. 25,370.28
Hourly rate*.................................. x $48
Estimated cost to Government.................$1,217,773.44
* Based on a GS-9/step 5 salary for the rest of the United States ($32.56 per hour), $48 rounded to the nearest whole dollar.
Reasons for changes. There are no program changes. The FAR
requirements remain the same. This extension includes adjustments to the public and Government burden estimates based on the following:
Reporting Public Burden |
2021 |
2024 |
Increase |
Responses |
256,208 |
348,766 |
92,558 |
Hours |
23,098 |
25,936 |
2,838 |
Cost |
$1,148,459 |
$1,509,684 |
$361,225 |
● The estimated cost per hour is based on use of the current (calendar year 2024) OPM GS wage rates for the rest of the United States.
● Where FPDS award data was available, the estimate was based on an average of the data over the three most recent and complete fiscal years (FY21 through FY23).
Publicizing Results. Results will not be tabulated or published.
OMB Not to Display Approval. Approval to not display the expiration date for OMB approval of the information collection is not sought.
Exceptions to "Certification for Paperwork Reduction Submissions." There is no exception to the certification statement.
Surveys, Censuses, and Other Collections that Employ Statistical Methods. Statistical methods are not used in this information collection. A Part B supporting statement is not needed, or required, and therefore was not completed.
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