41 CFR · Public Contracts and Property Management
§ 109-1.5103 — Loan of personal property.
41 CFR § 109-1.5103
TitleTitle 41: Public Contracts and Property ManagementPartPart 109-1: Introduction
SourceeCFR (current through Mar 6, 2026)
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41 C.F.R. § 109-1.5103 (2026).
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§ 109-1.5103 Loan of personal property.
(a)Personal property which is not excess and would otherwise be out of service for temporary periods may be loaned to other DOE offices and contractors, other Federal agencies, and to others for official purposes. The loan request shall be in writing, stating the purpose of the loan and period of time required. The loan shall be executed on DOE Form 4420.2, Personal Property Loan Agreement when approved in writing by the OPMO or on-site DOE property administrator. When approved, a memorandum transmitting the loan agreement shall be prepared identifying the loan period, delivery time, method of payment and transportation, and point of delivery and return, to ensure proper control and protect DOE's interest. The domestic loan period shall not exceed o
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§ 109-1.5001
Policy.§ 109-1.5002
Personal property management program objectives.§ 109-1.5100
Scope of subpart.§ 109-1.5101
Official use of personal property.§ 109-1.5102
Maximum use of personal property.§ 109-1.5103
Loan of personal property.§ 109-1.5105
Identification marking of personal property.§ 109-1.5106
Segregation of personal property.§ 109-1.5107
Physical protection of personal property.§ 109-1.5108
Personal property records requirements.§ 109-1.5108-1
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