41 C.F.R. Subpart 101–30.6—GSA Section of the Federal Supply Catalog
Title 41 - Public Contracts and Property Management
This subpart describes that section of the Federal Supply Catalog issued by GSA and authorizes its issuance by the Commissioner, Federal Supply Service. [35 FR 3071, Feb. 17, 1970] GSA supply catalogs are primarily designed to aid in the acquisition of GSA centrally managed, stocked, and issued items available from GSA supply facilities by Federal civilian agencies and other organizations authorized to use the GSA Federal Supply Service (FSS) stock program as a source of supply. GSA also provides information relative to other FSS sales programs and GSA services. [46 FR 35646, July 10, 1981] The GSA section of the Federal Supply Catalog is issued as an integral part of the Federal Supply Catalog and the Federal Catalog System as prescribed in subpart 101–30.1. The Commissioner, Federal Supply Service, is authorized to publish catalogs for those items and programs for which GSA furnishes supply support to Federal agencies. [35 FR 3071, Feb. 17, 1970] (a) The GSA Supply Catalog is an illustrated catalog, published annually, which serves as the primary source to identify and order centrally managed, stocked, and issued items available from GSA supply facilities. The catalog also provides information concerning other Federal Supply Service programs and GSA services. (b) The GSA Supply Catalog contains all necessary information for ordering from the GSA Federal Supply Service stock program and basic information, such as: (1) Alphabetical Index. This index is organized alphabetically by approved item names under the basic noun name in inverted word sequence, (i.e. sofa, sleeper) with reference to the page that contains the pertinent item description. (2) Item Descriptions/Ordering Data. Item descriptions are listed by commodity groups in this section. Included also are descriptive and ordering data with representative illustrations for selected common-use items that are centrally managed, stocked, and issued from GSA supply facilities. (3) National Stock Number Index. This NSN sequenced index lists items that are centrally managed, stocked, and issued from GSA supply facilities. (4) Narrative. The narrative includes comprehensive detailed information to use and understand the GSA Federal Supply Service stock program. (5) Other Federal Supply Service sales programs and GSA services. This section provides to user agencies pertinent information regarding the use and understanding of the GSA Federal Supply Service stock program, sales program, and other GSA services. (c) Changes to the GSA Supply Catalog are effected by change bulletins issued during April, July, and October. These are cumulative publications that contain information pertaining to new items, changes to supply management data, and deleted items. (d) Special Notice to Ordering Office is issued on a nonscheduled basis as required by the Commissioner, FSS, to inform agencies of significant program changes to the GSA Supply Catalog. [46 FR 35646, July 10, 1981]
Title 41: Public Contracts and Property Management
PART 101–30—FEDERAL CATALOG SYSTEM
Subpart 101–30.6—GSA Section of the Federal Supply Catalog
§ 101-30.600 Scope of subpart.
§ 101-30.601 Objective.
§ 101-30.602 Authority for issuance.
§ 101-30.603 GSA Supply Catalog.
§ 101-30.603-1 [Reserved]
§ 101-30.603-2 GSA Supply Catalog.
The GSA Supply Catalog, published annually and updated quarterly, is an illustrated publication which serves as the primary source for identifying items and services available through the following GSA supply sources:
(a) GSA supply distribution facilities;
(b) Federal Supply Schedules; and
(c) Term Contract Program.
[39 FR 37060, Oct. 17, 1974]
§§ 101-30.603-3--101-30.603-4 [Reserved]
§ 101-30.603-5 Change bulletins.
Changes to the GSA Supply Catalog are effected by quarterly cumulative publications entitled “Change Bulletin to the GSA Supply Catalog.” These change bulletins will serve as the media to notify agencies of additions, deletions, and other pertinent changes occurring between the annual publication of the GSA Supply Catalog.
[38 FR 28568, Oct. 15, 1973]
§ 101-30.603-6 Special Notices.
Special Notices will be issued on a nonschedule basis to advise agencies of program changes, general information, or additions, deletions, and other pertinent changes to the GSA Supply Catalog.
[38 FR 28568, Oct. 15, 1973]
§ 101-30.604 Availability.
Agencies that require current copies of and desire to be placed on distribution lists to receive Federal supply catalogs and related publications shall complete GSA Form 457, FSS Publications Mailing List Application (illustrated at §101–26.4902–457), and forward the completed GSA Form 457 to General Services Administration (8BRC), Centralized Mailing Lists Services, Building 41, Denver Federal Center, Denver, CO 80225. Copies of GSA Form 457 may also be obtained from the above address. Periodically, the Centralized Mailing Lists Services will request information from agency offices for use in maintaining current distribution lists.
[46 FR 35646, July 10, 1981]
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