41 CFR · Public Contracts and Property Management
§ 109-1.5106 — Segregation of personal property.
41 CFR § 109-1.5106
TitleTitle 41: Public Contracts and Property ManagementPartPart 109-1: Introduction
SourceeCFR (current through Mar 6, 2026)
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41 C.F.R. § 109-1.5106 (2026).
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§ 109-1.5106 Segregation of personal property. Generally, contractor-owned personal property shall be segregated from Government personal property. Commingling of Government and contractor-owned personal property may be allowed only when:
(a)The segregation of the property would materially hinder the progress of the work (i.e., segregation is not feasible for reasons such as small quantities, lack of space, or increased costs); and
(b)Control procedures are adequate (i.e., the Government property is specifically marked or otherwise identified as Government property).
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Nearby Sections
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§ 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
Equipment.§ 109-1.5108-3
Stores inventories.§ 109-1.5108-4
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