§ 1-16.901-37 Standard Form 37: Report on Procurement by Civilian Executive Agencies. *Procurement not broken out under the agency's reporting system, due to dollar value floors on reportable transactions, may be omitted from Part II. However, the dollar amounts of such cut offs must be entered under "Remarks." PART III-SMALL BUSINESS SUBCONTRACTING PROGRAM 17. Dollar amount of subcontract and purchase commitments under the Small Business Subcontracting Program 18. No. of prime contractors submitting small business subcontracting reports Remarks XXXXXXXXXXXX SUBMITTED BY (Signature) TITLE 37-104 DATE Standard Form 37-June 1968-Edition General Services Administration-FPR (41 CFR) 1-16. 804 (b) Page 2 of Standard Form 37. I. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS A. Submission of Reports. Cumulative reports are to be submitted semi-annually within 45 calendar days after the end of each reporting period. One report for the 6-month period ending December 31, and the other for the 12-month period ending June 30 of each year. C. Definitions. (1) "Net Dollar Amount Procured" or "Dollar Amount" means the actual or estimated cost to the Government of the property or services procured. In most instances, this is the obligation incurred. (2) "Small Business Concern" means any firm which meets the criteria established by Title 13, Chapter 1, Part 121 of the Code of Federal, Regulations. (3) "Labor Surplus Area" means any geographical area of substantial unemployment, persistent unemployment, and any sec tion of concentrated unemployment or underemployment, as defined and classified in the Department of Labor publication "Area Trends in Employment and Unemployment." (See FPR 1– 16.804-4 regarding principal place of performance.) B. Procurements To Be Reported. Except as otherwise provided herein, the report shall include the dollar amount of all commit. ments which obligate the Government to an expenditure of funds for property and services (including maintenance, repair and construction of buildings, roads, etc.; and research and development). The dollar amount for small purchases under $2,500 may be developed by generally accepted statistical sampling methods, and purchases under $100 may be excluded from Lines numbered 2 and 3. Also, exclude procurements (1) from Governmental sources of supply, such as D.C. Government, Federal Prisons Industries, Inc., Government Printing Office, and General Services (4) "Other Than Small Business" means large business conAdministration (supply depots, fuel yards, etc.); and (2) for transportation by government bill of lading and transportation of personnel. . cerns, non-profit organizations, educational institutions, and any others which do not meet the criteria for classification as a small SPECIMEN Line 1. Enter the total dollar amount of all portable procurements for construction, supplies, equipmem and services, including set-asides for small business and set asides under Defense Manpower Policy 4. Line 2. Enter the dollar amount of reportable procurements awarded by the reporting agency which involve formal advertising (see FPR Part 1-2). NOTE: "Restricted" advertising for small business and balance of payments is reportable in Line 3. Line 3. Enter the dollar amount of reportable procurement awarded by the reporting agency which involve negotiation (see FPR Part 1-3), including "restricted" advertising for small business, and balance of payments, and the set-aside portion for partial set-asides. Line 4. Enter the dollar amount of reportable procurements, under contracts established by another agency, from non-Federal established sources of supply, including orders placed with commercial suppliers under Federal Supply Schedule contracts, GSA 1ocal service contracts, Defense Supply Agency contracts for petroleum, etc. -Line 5. Enter the dollar amount of all procurements (regardless of amount) under Federal Supply Schedule contracts and GSA local service contracts with non-Federal sources of supply. lines) Line 6. Enter the dollar amount of procurements under contracts entered into by other agencies, except those reported on Line 5. Line 11. Enter the dollar amount of procurements awarded by the reporting agency in Labor Surplus Areas under preference procedures, including set-asides and tie bids (see FPR 1-1.807). Line 14. Enter the dollar amount of procurements awarded by the reporting agency in Labor Surplus Areas under non-preference procedures (see FPR 1-1.807). Line 15. Enter the dollar amount of contracts for construction, alteration, and repair (including painting and decorating) of buildings, bridges, roads or other real property. Line 17. Enter the dollar amount of subcontract and purchase commitments reported by prime contractors under the Small Business Subcontracting Program (see FPR 1-16.804-5). Due to timing factors, this dollar amount need not be directly related to prime contracts placed during any reporting period. Line 18. Enter the number of prime contractors that are currently submitting small business subcontracting reports. ✩U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE; 1968-0-300-464 #56-H Reverse side of SF 37 June 1968 Edition 33 F.R. 17294, Nov. 22, 1968] 81-16.901-44 Standard Form 44: Purchase Order-Invoice-Voucher. (a) Front and reverse of cover of Standard Form 44. 3. When Paying Cash at Time of Purchase (a) Enter the amount of cash paid and obtain seller's signature in the space provided in the Seller section of Copy No. 1. If seller prefers to provide a commercial cash receipt, attach it to Copy No. 1 and check the "paid in cash" block at the bottom of the form. (b) Distribution of copies when payment is by cash is the same as described above, except that Copy No. 1 is retained by Government representative when essa payment is made. Copy No. 1 is used thereafter in accordance with agency instructions pertaining to handling receipts for cash payment. If lost, will finder please retum to |