Office for Facilities Management and Policy
About Office for Facilities Management and Policy
- The office was formed on July 1st, 2002.
- William C. Stamper, P.E., was selected as first Deputy Assistant
Secretary for Facilities.
- The general tasking was to develop an integrated facilities program
for the Department.
- Organizational Chart
Functional Areas
Mission Statement
The Office for Facilities Management and Policy (OFMP) provides
Department-wide leadership and direction in master planning; facilities
design, construction, leasing, operations and maintenance, and space
utilization; and management programs (physical security, environmental
management, historic preservation, energy management, and occupational
safety and health). OFMP provides technical assistance to HHS Operating
Divisions (OPDIVs) in evaluating the effectiveness of their facilities
programs and policies and fosters creativity and innovation in the
administration of these functions. OFMP serves as HHS representative to
other federal and non-federal agencies.
Vision Statement
HHS facilities and Management Programs are delivered at peak
effectiveness and through leadership, oversight, policy guidance, and
training OFMP leads the Department to provide best value to the taxpayer
in its functional areas.
Values and Guiding Principles
- Integrity Foremost
- Customers First
- Empowerment and Accountability
- Facility Life Cycle Management
- Excellence in All Our Endeavors
- Electronic Processes Wherever Practical
- Centralized policy making and oversight, decentralized execution and
operations
- Simplicity, Standardization, Integration, Effectiveness,
Proactivity, and Linkage
- Optimal Solutions on Time, within Budget, per Specified Levels of
Quality
- Execute Sustainability and Maintainability
Strategic Goals
- Establish policies; guidelines; operating procedures; and lines of
financial authority, delegation, and accountability; and provide
Departmental oversight and integration for Operating Division
OFMP-related activities to assure that HHS functions as “one Department”
in the facilities area
- Improve the Capital Planning/Program integration process
- Reduce the cost of leasing and real property management
- Reduce the cost of acquisition and ownership
- Improve safety, security, maintainability, life cycle cost, health,
and environmental impact by facilitating sustainable design and other
best practices
- Improve the physical environment and reduce operating cost of the
HHH Building and the Central Employment Area
- Lead facilities innovation and promote continuous improvement
Contact the Office for Facilities Management and
Policy:
200 Independence Avenue, S.W.
Room 312 E
Washington, D.C.
20201
Phone number: (202) 401-1437
Fax number: (202) 205-4751 |
