41 C.F.R. Subpart K—Reports
Title 41 - Public Contracts and Property Management
(a) Currently, there is no requirement for reporting to GSA on your transportation activities. However, GSA will work with your agency and other agencies to develop reporting requirements and procedures. In particular, GSA will develop a Governmentwide transportation reporting system by October 1, 2002. (b) Preliminary reporting requirements may include an electronic formatted report on the quantity shipped, locations (from and to) and cost of transportation. The following categories are examples: (1) Dollar amount spent for transportation; (2) Volume of weight shipped; (3) Commodities shipped; (4) HAZMAT shipped; (5) Mode used for shipment; (6) Location of items shipped (international or domestic); and (7) Domestic subdivided by East and West (Interstate 85). (a) Reporting on transportation and transportation related services will provide GSA with: (1) The ability to assess the magnitude and key characteristics of transportation within the Government (e.g., how much agencies spend; what type of commodity is shipped; etc.); (2) Data to analyze and recommend changes to policies, standards, practices, and procedures to improve Government transportation; and (3) A better understanding of how your activity relates to other agencies and your influence on the Governmentwide picture of transportation services. (b) In addition, this information will assist you in showing your management the magnitude of your agency's transportation program and the effectiveness of your efforts to control cost and improve service.
Title 41: Public Contracts and Property Management
PART 102–117—TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
Subpart K—Reports
§ 102-117.345 Is there a requirement for me to report to GSA on my transportation activities?
§ 102-117.350 How will GSA use reports I submit?