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Sponsor or Government Furnished Property
 

Sponsor or Government Furnished Property (GFP) can be either equipment or material. All Government Furnished Equipment (GFE), regardless of value, must be input into SFA. You must first obtain a PMO assigned voucher number before entering the information into the SFA. Government Furnished Material (GFM) is normally provided to the University in support of a fabrication and used within a sponsored project. The DPA is responsible to receive, control, and account for GFM in Stanford University’s PMO Material Tracking System. The instruction manual for use of that system is available on the same website.

Property that is provided to Stanford for use on a sponsored project is technically called “furnished property”. Furnished property is not a loan. Furnished property is accountable and reportable on a sponsored agreement. Accountability of the property to the sponsored agreement can be established at the inception of the agreement or by a modification at a later date.

Ownership of furnished property remains with the sponsor and is identified on an active agreement, as identified by the sponsor. Acquisition of furnished property is initiated by the PI and assisted by the DPA, and processed through the Office of Sponsored Research (OSR). The Contracting Officer will direct the intercontract transfers in accordance with authority stated in the releasing and gaining agreements.

In order to process transferred or loaned GFP, you need one of the following Department of Defense (DoD) shipping documents:
  • DD Form 1149 Shipping and Receiving (Used GFP) see sample at the end of this section
  • DD Form 13481 Shipping/ Receiving (Used for equipment newly acquired by the government)
    AND
  • A Bill of Lading or a freight bill provided by the shipper, if furnished from outside Stanford

For nonDoD agencies or sponsors, you may only require a letter of transfer of accountability.

Following are some of the federal regulations relating to GFP. Contact your Property Service Representative (PSR) if you need assistance obtaining or interpreting regulations:

Property in the possession of contractors FAR 45.500, and agency specific
supplements
Property in the possession of
subcontractors
FAR 45.510, and agency specific
supplements
Contractor responsibilities (property) FAR 45.502
Contractor responsibilities (transportation) FAR 47.2075
Inspection of Research and Development
(short form)
FAR 52.2469
Inspection of Facilities FAR 52.24610
Subcontractor Inventory FAR 45.614
Subcontracts FAR 32.504
Risk of Loss FAR 32.50316, FAR 46.505, 52.2452 alts. I & II (Fixed Price), and FAR 52.2455 (Cost Reimbursement)
Protection of Government FAR 32.50314
Contract administration, Contractor conformance OMB A110
93.47
Joint Service Regulation "Reporting of
Transportation"
AR 558
Discrepancies in Shipments NAVSUPINST 4610.33C All on STD Form 364 AFR 4610.33C, MCO P461019D, and DLAR 4500.15

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