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DOL 2001 Inventory of Commercial Activities

Under the Federal Activities Inventory Reform Act of 1998 (FAIR Act), federal agencies must develop an annual inventory of all commercial activities performed by federal employees, e.g., those activities that are not inherently governmental. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) reviews each agency's commercial activities inventory and consults with the agency on inventory content. After OMB has completed its review and consultation, the agency must make its inventory available to the public.

OMB has reviewed and accepted DOL's FAIR Act Inventory for FY 2001. The inventory is presented below for the public's review, in a format specified by OMB. To make your review of the inventory easier, we have also included a list of the codes used in the DOL 2001 inventory, including organization codes, state and location codes, and activity/function codes.

If you have any questions or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact Kathy Alejandro at (202) 693-4026.

Organization

Unit Code

(a)

 State(s) Code

(c)

 Location(s) Code

(c)

 FTE

(d)

 Activity

Function Code

(e)

 Reason Code

(f)

Year of

Inventory

(g)

Employee Responsible

(h)
L14 12 L 3 A300 C6 2000 Gordon Boyce

L21

 24 Q 40 B000 B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L14 1, 3, 4, 12 A, C, D, L 5 B100 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L3, L6, L9 12 L 5 B200 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L12, L14 12 L 2 B300 C3 2001 Gordon Boyce
L6, L7 12 L 5 B302 A 2000 Gordon Boyce
L6, L7 24 Q 47 B303 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L6, L7 24 Q 16 B303 B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8, L9, L12 12 L 2 B400 B 2001 Gordon Boyce
L6, L9, L16 12 L 3 B500 B 2001 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 12 L 3 B501 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L2, L9, L12, L20 24 Q 19 B700 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L2, L9, L12, L20 12 L 7 B700 B 1999 Gordon Boyce

L9, L20

 24 Q 9 C000 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 12 L 2 C000 B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9 3 C 3 C100 C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L5 5 E 1 C200 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 24 Q 6 C300 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 24 Q 19 C307 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 12

L

 5 C307 B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L3, L4, L5, L9 12 L 2 C310 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L4, L9, L 17,

L20

 12 L 10 C314 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 9 C400(a) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 6 C400(a) B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 12 L 2 C400(b) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 24 Q 28 C403 A 1999 Gordon Boyce
L5, L12, L15 24 Q 33 C500 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L5, L 12, L15 24 Q 8 C500 B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L5, L6, L8,

L14, L15

 3, 4 C, D 6 D000(a) C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L5, L6, L8,

L14, L15

 3, 4 C, D 3 D000(a) B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L5, L9, L14,

L19

 24 Q 9 D000(b) C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L5, L9, L14,

L19

 6, 12 F, L 2 D000(b) B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 189 D101(a) C3 2001 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 45 D101(a) B 2001 Gordon Boyce
L3 24 Q 60 D101(b) C3 2001 Gordon Boyce
L3 24 Q 15 D10l (b) B 2001 Gordon Boyce
L3 12 L 16 D101(c) C3 2001 Gordon Boyce
L3 7, 12 G, L 11 D101(d) C3 2001 Gordon Boyce
L3 12, 21 L, N 8 D101(e) B 2001 Gordon Boyce

L5

 12 L 10 D103 B 2001 Gordon Boyce
L5, L9 24 Q 165 D104 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L5, L9 24 Q 39 D104 B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L20 24 Q 92 D411 C3 2001 Gordon Boyce
L20 24 Q 22 D411 B 2001 Gordon Boyce
L20 24 Q 128 D503 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L20 24 Q 30 D503 B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L6 5, 12 E, L 18 D504 C3 2001 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 75 D704 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 18 D704 B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L5, L9, L14,

L19

 24 Q 95 D711 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L5, L9, L 14,

L19

24

Q

22

D711

B

2000		 Gordon Boyce
L3, L5, L8, L9, L14 24 Q 120

D712

C3

 2000 Gordon Boyce
L3, L5, L8, L9, L14 24 Q 28 D712 B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8 24 Q 184 D930 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8 24 Q 43 D930 B 2000 Gordon Boyce

L9, L20

 4, 12 D, L 2 F000 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L3, L6, L8, L9 12 L 8 F200 B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L3, L8, L9 12 L 4 F400 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L9, L14 12 L 3 G102(a) C6 2000 Gordon Boyce
L3, L8, L14 12 L 3 G102(b) C6 2000 Gordon Boyce
L3, L8, L14, L17 12 L 3 G104 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L5, L6, L9 12 L 2 H118 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L3, L5, L8, L14 12 L 21 H201 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L3, L6 12 L 8 H202 C6 1999 Gordon Boyce

L5, L14

3, 4, 12 C, D, L 9 H401 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 24 Q 17 H402 B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14, 24 Q 74 H402 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8 3 C 1 H999 C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L20 24 Q 49 I100 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L20 24 Q 12 I100 B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L12 24 Q 19 I520 C3 2001 Gordon Boyce
L12 12 L 4 I520 B 2001 Gordon Boyce
L6, L9, L 14, L16 12 L 9 L101 A 2000 Gordon Boyce
L3 12 L 1 S000 C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9 12 L 4 S210 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L20 12 L 7 S701 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L20 12 L 2 S701 B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9 12 L 1 S724 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce

L3, L8, L9

3, 8, 12 C, H, L 8 S731(a) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L3, L8, L9,

L14

 12 L 4 S731(b) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 3 C 4 S735(a) C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 3, 5 C, E 7 S735(b) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L8 3 C 2 S741 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L14 5 E 1 S742 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L3, L9 12 L 10 S753 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L5 12 L 1 S999 C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L8, L9, L10, L14 2, 3, 5 B, C, E 4 T000(a) C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 2, 12 B, L 8 T000(b) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 12 L 2 T000(b) B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L8 8 H 10 T000(c) C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L6 3, 12 C, L 4 T600(a) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce

L9

 6 F 1 T600(b) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 16 T700(a) A 2000 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 15 T700(b) A 2000 Gordon Boyce
L6 12 L 1 T804 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L3, L5 12 L 5 T806(a) C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 12 L 2 T806(b) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L3, L13, L15 12 L 7 T807(a) C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L8, L13, L14 3, 5, 12 C, E, L 7 T807(b) C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L8, L13, L14 12 L 3 T807(c) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 3 C 5 T813(a) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L14 5 E 5 T813(b) C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 72 T820(a) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 17 T820(a) B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 83 T820(b) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce

L21

 24 Q 20 T820(b) B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L3, L5, L6, L13 5, 12 E, L 4

T820(c)

 C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 17 T820(d) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 4 T820(d) B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 24 Q 4 T820(e) B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L3, L6, L9, L19 12 L 5 T821(a) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L6 12 L 4 T821(b) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L2 12 L 1 T821(c) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 117 T821(d) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 30 T821(d) B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 3 C 2 T821(e) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 3 C 5 T821(f) C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 3, 4 C, D 5 T821(g) A 1999 Gordon Boyce
L3, L5, L15 12 L 4 T822 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L6 12 L 4 T823 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L9 6 F 1 T830 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 3 C 5 T833 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 3 C 2 T834(a) A 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 8 H 7 T834(b) C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 8 H 2 T834(b) B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 3, 5, 8 C, E, H 7 T835 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 3 C 6 T836 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 3, 12 C, L 3 T837 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L14 20, 21, 22, 23 M, N, O, P 13 T838 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L14 12 L 3 T838 B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8 3, 4, 8 C, D, H 14 T839 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8 3, 4, 8 C, D, H 3 T839 B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8 3 C 3 T841 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14

3, 12

C, L

 3

T855

C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L3, L8, L14 3, 12 C, L 2 T999(a) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L3, L14 12 L 3 T999(b) C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
L6 24 Q 20 U302(a) C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L6 24 Q 5 U302(a) B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L8, L14 5, 11 E, K 3 U302(b) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L14 5 E 1 U302(c) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L3, L14 3, 4, 7, 12 C, D, G, L 6 U303 C6 2000 Gordon Boyce
L14 5 E 1 U304 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L5 24 Q 5 U305 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L20 24 Q 10 U600 A 1999 Gordon Boyce
L9, L20 12 L 8 W000 A 1999 Gordon Boyce
L5, L9 12 L 3 W210(a) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L9 12 L 1 W210(b) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L5 5 E 1 W600 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 11 W601 B 2001 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 212 W826(a) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 110 W826(a) B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L3 12 L 1 W826(b) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L21 24 Q 203 W827 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L1, L16, L17 24 Q 19 Y000(a) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
LI, L16, L17 12 L 4 Y000(a) B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L5 12 L 5 Y000(b) B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L1, L17 2, 6, 9 B, F, I 5 Y400(a) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L1, L16 12 L 8 Y400(b) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L15 12 L 10 Y400(c) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L5 3, 6 C, F 3 Y400(d) C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L5 1, 5, 12 A, E, L 6 Y400(e) C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
LI, L2, L12, L16, L17 24 Q 87 Y401 C3 2000 Gordon Boyce
L 1, L2, L12, L16, L17 24

Q

 20

Y401

 B 2000 Gordon Boyce
L I, L 12, L16, L17 24

Q

 51 Y403 B 1999 Gordon Boyce
L8, L9 3, 12 C, L 6 Y520 C6 2001 Gordon Boyce
L7 12 L 2 Y999 C3 1999 Gordon Boyce
L8 3 C 1 Z991 C6 1999 Gordon Boyce
Total FTE: 3451


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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

LISTING OF INDIVIDUAL AGENCIES AND BUREAUS

Agency/Bureau Code

 Agency Name
L1 Adjudicatory Agencies
L2 Office of Policy
L3 Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
L4 Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO)
L5 Employment Standards Administration (ESA)
L6 Employment and Training Administration (ETA)
L7 Bureau of International Labor Affairs (ILAB)
L8 Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA)
L9 Office of Administration and Management (OASAM)
L10 Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs (OCIA
L11 Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP)
L12 Office of the Inspector General (OIG)
L13 Office of Public Affairs (OPA))
L14 Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
L15 Pension and Welfare Benefits Administration (PWBA)
L16 Office of the Secretary of Labor (OSEC)
L17 Office of the Solicitor (SOL)
L18 Veterans' Employment and Training Administration (VETS)
L19 Women's Bureau (WB)
L20 Large Program Agencies (BLS, OSHA, ETA, MSHA, ESA, PWBA)
L21 All DOL Agencies and Bureaus


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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

STATE(S) AND LOCATION(S) CODE
LEGEND

CODE STATE(S) CODE LOCATION(S)
1 Massachusetts A Boston
2 New York B New York
3 Pennsylvania C Philadelphia
4 Georgia D Atlanta
5 Illinois E Chicago
6 Texas F Dallas
7 Missouri G Kansas City
8 Colorado H Denver
9 California I San Francisco
10 Washington J Seattle
11 Virginia K Arlington
12 District of Columbia L Washington
20 States 1 & 2 (Region One) M Locations A & B (Region One)
21 States 5 & 7 (Region Five) N Locations E & G (Region Five)
22 States 6 & 8 (Region Six) O Locations F & H (Region Six)
23 States 9 & 10 (Region Nine) P Locations I & J (Region Nine)
24 All Listed States Q All Listed Locations


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Enclosure #4



DOL COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES INVENTORY

REASON CODE LEGEND
Reason Code Reason Code Definition/Explanation

A

 Agency Head Exemption

Indicates that the function/activity is performed by Federal employees and is specifically exempt by the agency from the cost comparison requirements of the Circular A-76 Revised Supplemental Handbook.

B Cost Comparison

Indicates that the function/activity is performed by Federal employees and is subject to the cost comparison or direct conversion requirements of the Circular A-76 Revised Supplemental Handbook.

C Government Performance of Commercial Activities

Indicates that the function/activity is performed by Federal employees, but it has been specifically made exempt from the provisions of the Circular A-76 Revised Supplemental Handbook by Congress, Executive Order or OMB
C3 Core Capability

A minimum core capability of specialized, scientific or technical in-house or contract employees and related commercial workload, may be maintained, without cost comparison, to ensure the Government has the necessary capability to fulfill its mission responsibilities or meet emergency requirements.

C6 Functions With 10 or Fewer FTE

Functions/activities involving 10 or fewer FTE may be converted from contract to in-house or ISSA, without cost comparison, if the contracting officer determines that performance is unsatisfactory or that fair and reasonable prices cannot be otherwise obtained.



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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES FUNCTIONAL CODE

LEGEND

CODE

FUNCTION

CODE

FUNCTION
A300 Safety C314 Financial Management and Program Planning
B000 Personnel Administrative Support C400 Budget Support
B100 Classification C403 Financial Program Management
B200 Employee Development C500 External Auditing
B300 Staffing Reviews D000 Administrative Support
B302 Manpower Research and Analysis D101 Regulatory Economists/Statisticians
B303 Manpower Development D103 Salary/Wages Review
B400 Employee Relations D104 Labor Wage and Hour Compliance Reviews
B500 Labor Relations and Support D411 Compliance Assessments
B501 Agency Equal Opportunity Reviews D503 Compensation Claims Reviews
B700 Personnel Management Specialist D504 Insurance Analysis
C000 Administrative Support D704 Program Monitoring and Evaluation
C100 Voucher Examining D711 External Equal Employment Opportunity Reviews
C200 Cash Receipt D712 Safety and Occupational Health Management
C300 Accounting Technician D930 Mine Safety and Health
C307 General Accounting F000 Administrative Support
C310 Payroll Processing F200 Contracting
F400 Recurring Purchasing S735 Engineering Services
G102 Librarian Services S741 Supply, Warehousing and Distribution Services Management
G104 Technical/Professional/Legal Library Information Services S742 Inventory Analysis and Management
H118 Nursing Services S753 Facility Security Management
H201 Medical Services S999 Other Installation Services
H202 Psychiatric and Psychology Services T000 Administrative Support
H401 Medical Officers T600 Real Property Management
H402 Industrial Hygiene Reviews and Analysis T700 Miscellaneous Program Management
H999 Other Health Services T804 Architect-Engineering
I100 Inspector General Services T806 Printing and Reproduction
I520 Criminal, Counter Intelligence, and Administrative Investigative Services T807 Visual Information
L101 Application Reviews and Evaluations T813 Engineering and Technical Services
S000 Administrative Support T820 Administrative Support Services
S210 Building Management T821 Special Studies and Analysis
S701 Public Affairs/Relations T822 Operations Research
S724 Other Law Enforcement, Physical Security, and Security Guard Operations T823 Actuarial Services
S731 Supply Operations

T830

 Interior/Facility Design
T833 Civil Engineering and Analysis Services U505 Business/Financial/Budget Training
T834 General Engineering and Analysis Services U506 Inspection (IG) Training
T835 Chemical Engineering and Analysis Services U600 Civilian Education and Training
T836 Electrical Engineering and Analysis Services W000 Administrative Support
T837 Fire Protection Engineering and Inspection W210 Telephone Systems
T838 Safety Engineering and Analysis Services W600 Data Center Operations
T839 Mining Engineering and Analysis Services W601 Information Technology Management
T841 Geological Analysis W826 Systems Design, Development, and Programming Services
T855 Industrial Engineering W827 Software Services
T999 Other Non-Manufacturing Operations Y000 Administrative Support
U302 Training Administration Y400 Legal Services
U303 Training Technical Support Y401 General Attorney's Services
U304 Vocational Training Y403 Paralegal
U305 Vocational Rehabilitation Y520 Public Works and Real Property Maintenance Program Management
U500 Professional Development Training Y999 Other Functions
U503 Engineering and Architectural Training Z991 Maintenance and Repair of Family Housing Buildings and Structures
U504 Legal Training

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