(2) Deputy Assistant Administrator for Administration.

(3) Executive Officer.

(4) Director of Federal Procurement Regulations.

(5) Director of Management Investigations and Review.

(6) Director of Data Processing.

(7) Director of Finance.

(8) Director of Personnel.

(9) Director of Administrative Services.

(10) All auditing personnel, grade GS-13 or above.

(b) Regional offices. (1) Regional Director of Administration.

(2) Deputy Regional Director of Administration.

(3) Special Assistant (Financial). (4) Chief, Data Processing Division. (5) Chief, Finance Division. (6) Financial Liaison Officer. (7) Regional Personnel Officer.

(8) Chief, Administrative Services Division, grade GS-12 or above. [32 FR 15024, Oct. 31, 1967]

§ 105-735.605 Office of General Counsel.

(a) Central Office. (1) All attorneys, grade GS-13 or above.

(2) Contract Employment Policy Officer.

(3) Contract Compliance Officer. (b) Regional offices. All attorneys, grade GS-13 or above.

[32 FR 15024, Oct. 31, 1967]

§ 105-735.606 Property Management and Disposal Service.

(a) Central Office. (1) All strategic material management officers and specialists, grade GS-13 or above.

(2) Supervisory contract negotiators, grade GS-13 or above.

(3) Material quality control specialist (crude rubber), grade GS-12.

(4) Deputy Assistant Commissioner for Personal Property.

(5) Division directors.

(6) Personal property sales personnel, grade GS-13 or above.

(7) Real property personnel, grade GS-13 or above.

(8) Appraisal personnel, grade GS-13 or above.

(b) Regional offices. (1) Regional Directors.

(2) Division directors.

(3) All materials inspectors (rubber and fibers), grade GS-13 or above. (4) Chief, PMDS Hawaii Office. (5) Personal property sales personnel, grade GS-13 or above.

(6) Real property personnel, grade GS-13 or above.

(7) Appraisal personnel, grade GS-13 or above.

(4) Deputy Assistant Commissioner for Procurement.

(5) Assistant Commissioner for Automated Data Management Services.

(6) Deputy Assistant Commissioner for Standards and Quality Control. (7) All employees, grade GS-13 or above, in the following positions:

(i) Contract negotiator or specialist. (ii) Contracting officer.

(iii) Procurement officer or agent. (iv) Quality control specialist. (v) Commodity standardization specialist or officer.

(b) Regional offices. (1) Regional Directors.

(2) All employees, grade GS-13 or above, in the following positions:

(i) Contract negotiator or specialist. (ii) Contracting officer.

(iii) Procurement officer or agent. (iv) Quality control specialist. (v) Commodity standardization specialist or officer.

[32 FR 15024, Oct. 31, 1967]

§ 105-735.608 National Archives and Records Service.

(a) Central Office. (1) All positions in grades GS-16 or above.

(2) Assistant Archivist for Administration and Technical Services.

(3) Directors of Presidential Libraries.

(4) Director, National Historical Publications Commission.

(b) Regional offices. Regional Directors.

[32 FR 15024, Oct. 31, 1967]

§ 105-735.609 Public Buildings Service. (a) Central office. (1) All positions in grades GS-16 or above.

(2) Special Assistant to the Commissioner.

(3) Division directors.

(4) Deputy division directors. (5) Branch chiefs.

(6) Director, Professional Services Contracts Division.

(b) Regional offices. (1) Regional Directors.

(2) Division chiefs.

(3) Branch chiefs, grade GS-12 or above (except Chiefs, Schedules and Services Branch).

[32 FR 15024, Oct. 31, 1967]

§ 105-735.610 Transportation and Communications Service.

(a) Central Office. (1) Commissioner, Assistant Commissioners, division directors, grade GS-13 or above.

(2) Branch chiefs, grade GS-13 or above.

(3) All employees, grade GS-14 or above, in Public Utilities Division.

(b) Regional offices. (1) Regional Director, division directors, grade GS-13 or above.

(2) Branch chiefs, grade GS-13 or above.

(3) Motor pool chiefs, grade GS-9 or above.

(4) Traffic management specialists (with delegated contract authority), grade GS-7 or above.

[32 FR 15024, Oct. 31, 1967]

109-1.104 Publication of ERDA-PMR. 109-1.104-1 Publication.

109-1.104-2 Copies.

109-1.106 Applicability.

109-1.107 Consultation regarding ERDAPMR.

109-1.108 Implementation and supplementation of FPMR.

109-1.109 Numbering of ERDA-PMR. 109-1.110 Deviation.

109-1.110-1 Description.

109-1.110-2 Procedure. 109-1.150 Definitions. 109-1.151 Exemptions.

AUTHORITY: Sec. 161, as amended, 68 Stat. 948; 42 U.S.C. 2201; sec. 205, as amended, 63 Stat. 390; 40 U.S.C. 486, unless otherwise noted.

SOURCE: 32 FR 14765, Oct. 25, 1967, unless otherwise noted.

NOTE: Nomenclature changes affecting this part were published at 40 FR 5364, Feb. 5, 1975.

Subpart 109-1.1—Regulation System

§ 109-1.100 Scope of subpart.

This subpart sets forth introductory material concerning the Energy Research and Development Administration Property Management Regulations in terms of establishment, authority, publication, applicability, consultation, implementation and supplementation of the Federal Property Management Regulations, numbering, deviation, and exemption practices.

§ 109-1.101 Establishment of ERDA Property Management Regulations.

(a) The ERDA Property Management Regulations (ERDA-PMR) are hereby established.

(b) These regulations implement and supplement the Federal Property Management Regulations (FPMR).

(c) The effective date of FPMR throughout ERDA will be the date indicated in the respective FPMR, unless otherwise provided in an ERDA-PMR.

(d) The effective date of ERDAPMR throughout ERDA will be the date indicated in the respective

ERDA-PMR.

The ERDA Property Management Regulations are prescribed by the Administrator or his designee and the head of any ERDA division or office having functional responsibility for the Regulations being prescribed, pursuant to the authority of the Energy Reorganization Act of 1974, and the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949, as amended.

(Sec. 105, Energy Reorganization Act of 1974, Pub. L. 93-433)

[40 FR 15091, Apr. 4, 1975]

§ 109-1.104 Publication of ERDA-PMR. § 109-1.104-1 Publication.

The ERDA Property Management Regulations appear in the Code of Federal Regulations as Chapter 109 of Title 41, Public Contracts and Property Management, and are published in the daily issues of the FEDERAL REGISTER, in cumulated form in the Code of Federal Regulations, and in separate looseleaf form.

§ 109-1.104-2 Copies.

(a) Copies of the FEDERAL REGISTER in which ERDA Property Management Regulations are published and the Code of Federal Regulations may be purchased by Federal Agencies and the public, at nominal cost, from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402.

(b) Copies of ERDA Property Management Regulations, except those within the functional responsibility of the Division of Procurement, are issued as annexes to pertinent ERDA Manual chapters or appendixes.

(Sec. 105, Energy Reorganization Act of 1974, Pub. L. 93-433)

[32 FR 14765, Oct. 25, 1967, as amended at 40 FR 15091, Apr. 4, 1975]

§ 109-1.106 Applicability.

(a) The Federal Property Management Regulations and the ERDA Property Management Regulations apply to all direct ERDA functions.

(b) Except as otherwise provided therein, the FPMR and the ERDAPMR shall be used, in connection with contractor activities, only for the guidance of ERDA officials. A section shall normally be included in each part of the ERDA-PMR to provide ready identification of all portions of that ERDA-PMR and the related FPMR which should be applied to ERDA contractors, and those which are only for the guidance of ERDA officials in their review, approval, administration or appraisal of contractor activities.

§ 109-1.107 Consultation regarding ERDAPMR.

ERDA Property Management Regulations are prepared with appropriate participation of ERDA Field Offices and Headquarters divisions and offices and are prescribed after concurrence of all divisions and offices, Headquarters, having a functional interest.

§ 109-1.108 Implementation and supplementation of FPMR.

(a) The ERDA Property Management Regulations shall include regulations deemed necessary for business concerns, and others properly interested, to understand basic and significant ERDA property management policies and procedures which implement, supplement, or deviate from the FPMR.

(b) Certain ERDA property management policies and procedures which come within the scope of this chapter nevertheless are excluded from the ERDA-PMR and shall be issued in ERDA Manual chapters or appendixes, except that in the case of those functions which are the responsibility of the Division of Procurement they shall be issued as ERDA Property Management Instructions (ERDAPMI). These exclusions include the following categories: