Department
of Justice List of Commercial and Inherently Governmental Activities for 2003
Department
of Justice
List of Commercial and Inherently Governmental Activities for 2003
In accordance with the requirements of the FAIR Act of 1998 the Department of Justice commercial activities are listed in the attached inventory. At the direction of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), we have also included the inherently governmental activities. All commercial activities have a "C" in the status column. All inherently governmental activities have an "I" in the status column. An interested party, as defined by the FAIR Act, may challenge the Department's decision to list activities as commercial or inherently governmental. Challenges addressing function codes, commercial reason codes, or for any other purpose will not be considered. All challenges must be received within 30 working days of the date the inventory was made publicly available (which is also the date the OMB notice appeared in the Federal Register). All challenges must be received by the due date at the following address:
Lee J. Lofthus
Procurement Executive
U.S. Department of Justice
Room 1112, Main Justice Building
10th Street and Constitution Ave. N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20530
The information provided in our inventory is presented in the standard format and in the order requested by the OMB guidance provided for the Year 2002 inventory in OMB Memorandum, M-02-04, dated February 27, 2002. It is important that the following reason codes for commercial activities from the Year 2003 inventory guidance in OMB Memorandum, M-03-09 be explained.
| Reason Code | Explanation | |
|---|---|---|
| A | The Commercial Activity is not appropriate for private sector performance pursuant to a written determination. | |
| B | The Commercial Activity is suitable for a Cost Comparison or a Direct Conversion. | |
| C | The Commercial Activity is the subject of an in-progress Cost Comparison or Direct Conversion. | |
| D | The Commercial Activity is performed by a Most Efficient Organization (MEO) resulting from a Cost Comparison decision made within the past five years. | |
| E | The Commercial Activity is pending an agency approved restructuring decision (e.g., closure, realignment). | |
| F | Performance of the Commercial Activity by Government personnel is required due to a statutory prohibition against private sector performance. |
| OMB Agency/Bureau Codes and Organization Abbreviations | ||
| 011-03 | General Administration | |
|---|---|---|
| AG | Office of the Attorney General | |
| DAG | Office of the Deputy Attorney General | |
| ASG | Office of the Associate Attorney General | |
| OIPR | Office of Intelligence Policy and Review | |
| OLP | Office of Legal Policy | |
| PAO | Office of Public Affairs | |
| OPR | Office of Professional Responsibility | |
| PRAO | Professional Responsibility Advisory Office | |
| OLA | Office of Legislative Affairs | |
| IGA | Office of Inter-governmental Affairs | |
| NDIC | National Drug Intelligence Center | |
| JMD | Justice Management Division | |
| OIP | Office of Information and Privacy | |
| EOIR | Executive Office Immigration Review | |
| OIG | Office of the Inspector General | |
| OPA | Office of the Pardon Attorney | |
| ODT | Office of the Detention Trustee | |
| ODR | Office of Dispute Resolution | |
| 011-04 | U.S. Parole Commission | |
| USPC | U.S. Parole Commission | |
| 011-05 | Legal Activities and U.S. Marshals | |
| OSG | Office of the Solicitor General | |
| TAX | Tax Division | |
| CRM | Criminal Division | |
| CIV | Civil Division | |
| ENRD | Environmental and Natural Resources Division | |
| OLC | Office of Legal Counsel | |
| CRT | Civil Rights Division | |
| USNCB | Interpol - U.S. National Central Bureau | |
| ATR | Antitrust Division | |
| CRS | Community Relations Service | |
| FCSC | Foreign Claims Settlement Commission | |
| UST | Executive Office for United States Trustees | |
| USA | Executive Office for United States Attorneys | |
| USMS | United States Marshals Service | |
| 011-10 | Federal Bureau of Investigation | |
| FBI | Federal Bureau of Investigation | |
| 011-12 | Drug Enforcement Administration | |
| DEA | Drug Enforcement Administration | |
| 011-14 | Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives | |
| ATF | Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives | |
| 011-20 | Federal Prison System | |
| BOP | Bureau of Prisons | |
| 011-21 | Office of Justice Programs | |
| OJP | Office of Justice Programs | |
| COPS | Office of Community Oriented Policing Services | |
The work descriptions for the approximately 700 function codes used in the
OMB reporting requirements may be viewed at the following OMB website:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/procurement/fair/2003functioncodes.html
The Management and Planning Staff, Justice Management Division, has the program responsibility for the A-76 Program. Inquiries about the Department of Justice program may be addressed to:
Department of Justice
Larry Silvis
Management and Planning Staff
Justice Management Division
Room 1400, National Place Building
1331 PA Ave. NW
Washington, D.C. 20530Phone: (202) 616-3754
fax: (202) 514-6145
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| General Administration |
DOJ Inventory |
| U.S. Parole Commission | |
| Legal Activities and U.S. Marshals | |
| Federal Bureau of Investigation | |
| Drug Enforcement Administration | |
| Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives | |
| Federal Prison System | |
| Office of Justice Programs |