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09STATE124077 2009-12-03 20:53 2011-08-30 01:44 UNCLASSIFIED Secretary of State
VZCZCXRO6946
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DE RUEHC #4077/01 3372054
ZNR UUUUU ZZH
R 032053Z DEC 09
FM SECSTATE WASHDC
TO ALL DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR POSTS COLLECTIVE
RUEHRY/AMEMBASSY CONAKRY 2617
RUEHTRO/AMEMBASSY TRIPOLI 1275
UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 03 STATE 124077 
 
SIPDIS 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: ATRN AMGT ASUP KNEP KWPA
SUBJECT: PROPERTY MANAGEMENT UPDATE FOR POSTS ABROAD AND 
ANNUAL INVENTORY REMINDER 
 
REF:  14 FAM 410 
 
STATE 00124077  001.2 OF 003 
 
 
1.  SUMMARY.  The Office of Logistics Management, Property 
Management Branch (PM) would like to advise posts abroad of 
the May 14, 2009 14 FAM 410 changes regarding personal 
property management and remind posts of the due date for 
annual physical inventory certifications.  A/LM continually 
seeks to improve employees' knowledge of current personal 
property management policies to meet our customers' needs, 
ensure accountability of assets, improve internal controls, 
and improve the efficiency of personal property management 
programs.  END SUMMARY. 
 
2.  This cable addresses important property management changes 
and issues to assist posts with the preparation of their 
upcoming inventory.  It highlights pertinent PM changes 
concerning 1) Fiscal Year Inventories; 2) Accountability 
criteria for electronic equipment; 3) Inclusion of Motor 
Vehicle Assets on the DS-582; and 4) Submission of Annual 
Fiscal Year Exchange/Sale Report for NEPA Posts. 
 
3.  Please share the full text of this cable with others 
involved with inventory and management of the Department of 
State's Personal Property Management Program. 
 
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Fiscal Year Inventories 
--------------------------- 
 
4.  Beginning October 1, 2009, annual physical inventories 
will be referred to as fiscal year inventories instead of 
calendar year inventories.  This change, as stated in the May 
14, 2009 14 FAM 410 policy update, was required for the 
Department of State financial statements and assurance 
purposes to ensure that we are conducting the physical 
inventory in the same fiscal year that we are reporting those 
personal property assets on our financial statements.  This 
process will improve the accuracy of inventory reports and 
measures, while maintaining consistency with other financial 
reporting cycles. 
 
5.  In accordance with 14 FAM 416.1(a) Posts must begin their 
FY2010 physical inventory no earlier than October 1, 2009, and 
should submit their inventory certification to the Property 
Management (PM) Branch by March 15, 2010. 
 
6.  Also, per 14 FAM 416.1 (a) and 14 FAM 416.3 physical 
inventory of residence furniture, furnishings, and equipment 
in use must be taken at the time of change of occupancy (as 
occupants move in and out of the residence) and the inventory 
must be reconciled immediately with property records. 
 
7.  According to 14 FAM 416.1(b) Overseas Staffing Models 
(OSM) Category 1 and 2 Posts (typically smaller posts)are 
required to conduct physical inventories only in even numbered 
fiscal years.  Consequently, due to the switch from calendar 
year to fiscal year, (OSM) Category 1 and 2 Posts, are 
required to conduct a FY2010 physical inventory beginning no 
sooner than October 1, 2009 and submit the DS-582, Property 
Management Report to the Property Management Branch by March 
15, 2010.  Future DS-582 submissions for OSM Category 1 and 2 
Posts are as follows: 
 
--March 15, FY2010: Certification Required 
--March 15, FY2011: Exempt from Reporting 
--March 15, FY2012: Certification Required 
 
A complete list of OSM 1 and 2 Posts may be viewed from the 
Property Management Branch website at: 
 
http://hrweb.hr.state.gov/prd/hrweb/rma/uploa d/2009-emb-core- 
info-by-category-for-web-sept-2009.pdf 
 
8.   In January 2010, ILMS Asset Management will be upgraded 
as part of the ILMS PeopleSoft 9.0 Upgrade.  In addition to 
simplifying the process for creating asset records, we are 
introducing several new enhancements.  These include improved 
functionality, such as allowing users to easily identify 
hazardous assets, supporting attachments up to 1MB, and 
assigning custom attributes for an asset.  There will also be 
other improvements that will enhance the capability to track 
and inventory IT equipment. 
 
9.  To ensure a smooth FY 2010 inventory, the Property 
Management Branch strongly encourages all posts using ILMS 
Asset Management to begin their scanning as soon as possible 
 
STATE 00124077  002.2 OF 003 
 
 
Posts must upload all scanned data before December 20, 2009. 
After that date, scanning and uploading will not be possible 
until the system has been upgraded in January and posts have 
upgraded their scanner's software.  Scanning and uploading can 
resume in late January after the upgrade is complete. 
 
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Accountability Criteria for Electronic Equipment 
--------------------------------------------- --- 
 
10.  In accordance with 14 FAM 414.1-1 Accountability 
criteria, electronic equipment must be tracked on property 
records, and inventoried based on the criteria listed below. 
 
Electronic Equipment: 
a)      Computer and information processing equipment including 
but not limited to switches and hubs, servers, printers, 
and scanners, when the acquisition cost of the item is 
$500.00 or greater; 
b)      Communication equipment when the acquisition cost is 
$500.00 or greater; 
c)      Classified CPUs, unclassified CPUs, monitors, and laptop 
computers, regardless of acquisition costs; 
d)      Excluded:  beepers, thumb drives, personal digital 
assistants (PDAs), cell phones, handheld and mobile 
satellite phones, ONE fobs, external computer devices and 
other computer or communication devices when the 
acquisition cost of the item is less than $500.00 (see 14 
FAM 414.1-1, subparagraph a(9).  Bureaus and Posts can 
choose to include these items that are identified as 
sensitive by nature, attractive for personal use, and 
highly pilferable. 
 
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Inclusion of Motor Vehicle Assets on the DS-582 
--------------------------------------------- -- 
 
11.  Capitalized personal property is personal property that 
has an acquisition cost of $25,000 or more per item and an 
estimated service life of two years or longer.  State-owned 
on-road, minimum of four-wheels motor vehicles are capitalized 
property regardless of cost.  Information Technology (IT) 
software with a total cost of $500,000 or more is also 
considered capitalized property. 
 
12.  The Form DS-582 Property Management Report has been 
revised to include information about capitalized assets at 
post.  Motor Vehicle assets should be included in both the 
nonexpendable and Capitalized Asset sections of the DS-582 
form.  This requirement is necessary because the GSO and 
Management Officer at post must certify the value of all types 
of property controlled by post. 
Posts must include both motor vehicles and nonexpendable 
property assets when calculating the field "Total Number of 
Capitalized Assets" and "Total Amount of Capitalized Assets". 
The DS-582 in ILMS Asset Management will be modified shortly 
after the January 2010 PeopleSoft Upgrade to automatically 
calculate the values for nonexpendable and capitalized asset 
totals. 
 
13.  At ILMS posts, most property staff do not have access to 
both nonexpendable and vehicle information in Asset 
Management.  However, GSOs are given access to both property 
types and should generate the Form DS-582 with the correct 
values for the capitalized assets using the automated Form DS- 
582 in Asset Management. 
 
14.  At NEPA posts, it is necessary to obtain the motor 
vehicle quantity and dollar value before completing the DS-582 
form.  The total quantity and dollar amount of capitalized 
assets should consist of all motor vehicles listed on the 
"Inventory of On-hand Vehicles" Report in ILMS plus all assets 
listed on the "Capitalized Property Depreciation" Report in 
NEPA. This process is critical and will allow PM to verify the 
accuracy of capitalized assets reported on the Certification 
Form DS-582. The Nonexpendable Property Total should be 
calculated by adding together the totals from the Inventory 
On-hand Vehicles Report from ILMS and the Inventory Listing by 
Location Report in NEPA. 
 
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Annual Fiscal Year Exchange/Sale Report 
--------------------------------------- 
 
15.  Submission of Annual Fiscal Year Exchange/Sale Report for 
posts using the Web NEPA Application:  A recent FAM update 
requires Posts using Web NEPA to submit the FY2009 
Exchange/Sale Report to Property Management Branch 
(A/LM/PMP/BA/PM) by October 30, 2009.  (Please see 14 FAM 
418.2). 
 
 
STATE 00124077  003.2 OF 003 
 
 
PM requests that Posts submit the Sales/Exchange Report in an 
Excel file format to the proper Property Management Branch 
regional representative via e-mail.  The instructions for 
producing the Web NEPA report into Excel are as follows: 
1.      Go to File and select Save as Accessible HTML File 
2.      Click on the Select File button 
3.      Select your C Drive (or a location where you want to 
save the file in) 
4.      Type in "SalesExchangeFY2009" as the File Name and 
click the Select button 
5.      Click the Save button (You will receive a "HTML 
successfully saved" message) 
6.      Click the Ok button 
7.      Go to My Computer and locate the "Sales/ExchangeFY2009" 
HTML file 
8.      Right-click on the file -Open With ? Microsoft Office 
Excel 
9.      Go to File and select Save As 
10. Select "Microsoft Office Excel Workbook (*.xls)" in 
the         Save as type drop down field 
11. Click the Save button 
 
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PM Contact Info 
----------------- 
 
16.  If you have any questions, PM regional representatives 
can be contacted individually, as follows: 
 
EUR: Charles Chavez 703-875-4472, chavezCS@state.gov 
AF: Keith Flynn 703-875-6416, flynnKF@state.gov 
WHA: Kristian Houck 703-875-5232, houckKJ@state.gov 
EAP: Lan N. Nguyen 703-875-4360, nguyenL2@state.gov 
NEA/SCA: Wanda Washington 703-875-7025, washingtonWM@state.gov 
 
You can also send questions to the e-mail box for Property 
Management at PropertyManagementQuery@state.gov. 
 
Thank you for your assistance and cooperation. 
 
17.  Minimized considered. 
CLINTON