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Schedule may be developed jointly by GSA and the designated agency.

(b) The designated agency shall accept responsibility for implementing the determination of the Administrator of General Services to establish a centralized reproduction facility, issued in accordance with 101-5.104–7 and 101-5.203-7, including the provisions for transfer of excess equipment and other procedures and conditions specified in that determination. Necessary deviations from the determination may be developed jointly by GSA and the designated agency.

[56 FR 33875, July 24, 1991]

§ 101-5.205-3 Actions prior to operation of facilities.

The following actions are to be taken by an agency designated by GSA to operate a centralized field reproduction facility prior to operations of such a facility:

(a) The designated agency shall assist the appropriate GSA regional office in the determination of firm space needs, including any special requirements. Space needs will be furnished by the GSA regional Administrative Services Division, Printing and Distribution Branch, before forwarding it to the Public Buildings Service, GSA, for preparation of final working drawings in the Federal building where the plant is to be located.

(b) Arrangements shall be made by the designated agency, in cooperation with GSA, for the pooling of equipment and the necessary absorption of those employees of affected agencies engaged in duplicating work, as prescribed in § 101-5.203-6.

(c) After coordination with the designated operating agency to obtain its current price schedule, procedures for obtaining service, and billing procedures, GSA will announce the availability of the centralized field reproduction facility in the manner prescribed in 101-5.204-2.

[30 FR 17166, Dec. 31, 1965, as amended at 33 FR 3228, Feb. 21, 1968; 41 FR 46296, Oct. 20, 1976; 56 FR 33875, July 24, 1991]

§ 101-5.205-4 Plant inspections and customer evaluations.

Periodic facility inspections and customer evaluations will be performed

jointly by GSA and the designated agency in order to appraise the continuing effectiveness of the centralized facility.

[56 FR 33876, July 24, 1991]

Subpart 101-5.3-Federal Employee Health Services

AUTHORITY: Chapter 865, 60 Stat. 903; 5 U.S.C. 7901.

SOURCE: 30 FR 12883, Oct. 9, 1965, unless otherwise noted.

§ 101-5.300 Scope of subpart.

This subpart 101-5.3 states the objective, guiding principles, criteria, and general procedures in connection with the establishment and operation of Federal employee health services in buildings managed by GSA.

§ 101-5.301 Applicability.

This subpart 101-5.3 is applicable to all Federal agencies which occupy space in or are prospective occupying agencies of a building or group of adjoining buildings managed by GSA.

§ 101-5.302 Objective.

It is the objective of GSA to provide or arrange for appropriate health service programs in all Government-owned and leased buildings, or groups of adjoining buildings, which it manages where the building population warrants, where other Federal medical facilities are not available, and, where the number of the occupying agencies indicating a willingness to participate in such a program on a reimbursable basis makes it financially feasible.

§ 101-5.303 Guiding principles.

The following principles will control the scope of the health services to be provided in keeping with the objective:

(a) Employees who work in groups of 300 or more, counting employees of all departments or agencies who are scheduled to be on duty at one time in the same building or group of buildings in the same locality will constitute the minimum number of employees required to warrant the establishment of a health service of a scope specified in § 101-5.304.

(b) As an exception to paragraph (a) of this section, health services of the scope specified in §101-5.304 may be provided for employees who work in groups of less than 300 where the employing department or agency determines that working conditions involving unusual health risks warrant such provision.

(c) Treatment and medical care in performance-of-duty cases will be provided to employees as set forth in the Federal Employees' Compensation Act (5 U.S.C. 751 et seq.).

(d) Reimbursable costs for providing health services will be based on an operating budget which is a summary of all costs required to operate the health service. The reimbursement cost is prorated to participating agencies by means of a per capital formula computed by dividing the operating budget of the health service by the total number of employees sponsored for service. The size of the Federal population served, the compensation of the employees of the health unit, and other factors of medical economics prevalent in the area are factors which affect the local reimbursement cost. Further, in appropriate cases where more than one health unit is servicing employees housed in the same general locality, costs may be equalized by combining the operating budgets of all such units and dividing the total of the operating budgets by the number of employees sponsored. Special industrial conditions or othe abnormal health or accident risk environments may increase the per capita cost.

[30 FR 12883, Oct. 9, 1965, as amended at 35 FR 6651, Apr. 25, 1970]

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where the necessary first treatment is outside the competence of the health service staff and facilites, conveyance of the employee to a nearby physician or suitable community medical facility may be provided at Government expense at the request of, or on behalf of, the employee.

(b) Preemployment examinations of persons selected for appointment.

(c) Such inservice examinations of employees as the participating agency determines to be necessary, such as voluntary employee health maintenance examinations which agencies may request for selected employees. Such examinations may be offered on a limited formula plan to all participating agencies when the resources of the health service staff and facilities will permit. Alternatively, when agencies are required to limit the cost of an occupational health services program, the provision of inservice examinations may be provided to selected employees of individual agencies and reimbursed on an individual basis.

(d) Administration, in the discretion of the responsible health service unit physician, of treatments and medications

(1) Furnished by the employee and prescribed in writing by his personal physician as reasonably necessary to maintain the employee at work, and

(2) Prescribed by a physician providing medical care in performance-ofduty injury or illness cases under the Federal Employees' Compensation Act. (e) Preventive services within the competence of the professional staff

(1) To appraise and report work environment health hazards as an aid in preventing and controlling health risks;

(2) To provide health education to encourage employees to maintain personal health; and

(3) To provide specific disease screening examinations and immunizations.

(f) In addition, employees may be referred, upon their request, to private physicians, dentists, and other community health resources.

[30 FR 12883, Oct. 9, 1965, as amended at 35 FR 6651, Apr. 25, 1970]

§ 101-5.305 Agency participation.

At the time the space requirements for a building or a group of adjoining buildings are developed by GSA, the prospective occupying agencies will be canvassed by GSA to determine if they wish to participate in the occupational health services program. Each agency desiring to participate in the program will be requested to furnish GSA with a written commitment, signed by an authorized official, that it is prepared to reimburse GSA, or such other agency as is designated pursuant to §1015.105(b), on a yearly per capita basis for each of its employees housed in the building or buildings covered by the program.

§ 101-5.306 Economic feasibility.

(a) The studies by GSA which lead to the development of space requirements and the determinations made as the result thereof will constitute the feasibility studies and the Administrator's determination contemplated by § 101-5.104.

(b) Each determination to provide health services will be governed by the principles stated in §101-5.303 and will be in consonance with the general standards and guidelines furnished Federal agencies by the Public Health Service of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.

§ 101-5.307 Public Health Service.

(a) The only authorized contact point for assistance of and consultation with the Public Health Service is the Federal Employee Health Programs, Division of Hospitals, Public Health Service, Washington, DC 20201. Other Federal agencies may be designated by the GSA Regional Administrator, pursuant to § 101-5.105(b) to operate occupational health services. Designated agencies should contact the Public Health Service directly on all matters dealing with the establishment and operation of these services.

(b) Public Health Service should be consulted by the designated agency on such matters as types, amounts, and approximate cost of necessary equipment; the scope of the services to be provided if it is affected by the amount of space and number of building occupants; types and amounts of supplies,

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101-6.210-5 Intimidatory or retaliatory acts prohibited.

101-6.211 Procedure for effecting compli

ance.

101-6.211-1 General.

101-6.211-2 Noncompliance with § 101-6.205. 101-6.211-3 Termination of or refusal to grant or to continue Federal financial assistance.

101-6.211-4 Other means authorized by law. 101-6.212 Hearings.

101-6.212-1 Opportunity for hearing. 101-6.212-2 Time and place of hearing. 101-6.212-3 Right to counsel.

101-6.212-4 Procedures, evidence, and record. 101-6.212-5 Consolidated or joint hearings. 101-6.213 Decisions and notices.

101-6.213-1 Decision by person other than the responsible GSA official. 101-6.213-2 Decisions on record or review by the responsible GSA official.

101-6.213-3 Decisions on record where a hearing is waived.

101-6.213-4 Rulings required.

101-6.213-5 Approval by Administrator.

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Subpart 101-6.6—Fire Protection (Firesafety) Engineering

101-6.600 Scope of subpart.

101-6.601 Background. 101-6.602 Application. 101-6.603 Definitions. 101-6.604 Requirements. 101-6.605 Responsibility.

Subparts 101-6.7-101-6.9 [Reserved]

Subpart 101-6.10-Federal Advisory

Committee Management

101-6.1001 Scope. 101-6.1002 Policy.

101-6.1003 Definitions. 101-6.1004 Examples of advisory meetings or groups not covered by the Act or this subpart.

101-6.1005 Authorities for establishment of advisory committees.

101-6.1006 [Reserved]

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101-6.1033 Compensation and expense reimbursement of advisory committee members, staffs and consultants. 101-6.1034 [Reserved]

101-6.1035 Reports required for advisory

committees.

Subparts 101-6.11-101-6.20 [Reserved]

Subpart 101-6.21-Intergovernmental Review of General Services Administration Programs and Activities

101-6.2100 Scope of subpart.

101-6.2101 What is the purpose of these regulations?

101-6.2102 What definitions apply to these regulations?

101-6.2103 What programs and activities of GSA are subject to these regulations? 101-6.2104 What are the Administrator's general responsibililties under the Order? 101-6.2105 What is the Administrator's obligation with respect to Federal interagency coordination? 101-6.2106 What procedures apply to the selection of programs and activities under these regulations? 101-6.2107 How does the Administrator communicate with State and local officials concerning GSA's programs and activities?

101-6.2108 How does the Administrator provide States an opportunity to comment on proposed Federal financial assistance and direct Federal development? 101-6.2109 How does the Administrator receive and respond to comments? 101-6.2110 How does the Administrator

make efforts to accommodate intergovernmental concerns? 101-6.2111 What are the Administrator's obligations in interstate situations? 101-6.2112 How may a State simplify, con

solidate, or substitute federally required State plans?

101-6.2113 May the Administrator waive any provision of these regulations?

Subparts 101-6.22-101-6.48 [Reserved]

Subpart 101-6.49—Illustrations

101-6.4900 Scope of subpart. 101-6.4901 [Reserved] 101-6.4902 Format of certification required for budget submissions of estimates of obligations in excess of $100,000 for acquisitions of real and related personal property.

AUTHORITY: Sec. 205(c), 63 Stat. 390 (40 U.S.C. 486(c)); 31 U.S.C. 1344(e)(1).

§ 101-6.000 Scope of part.

This part sets forth miscellaneous regulations regarding Federal Property

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