GSA GSA Specialist Property & Asset Management 2

Question 1

What is the GSA Fleet program's primary function?

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Providing interagency vehicle fleet management, leasing, and maintenance services

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Managing federal employee relocation services

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Overseeing federal aviation assets

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Administering the federal motor vehicle accident claims process

Question 2

Under what conditions may federal agencies retain excess real property rather than reporting it to GSA?

Accepted Answer

When the property is needed for future mission requirements within 12 months

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When the property has a fair market value below $50,000

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Agencies must always report all excess real property immediately

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When the property is located outside the continental United States

Question 3

What federal law requires agencies to report all federally owned property to a central database and sets performance standards for asset management?

Accepted Answer

Federal Real Property Asset Management Executive Order 13327

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Federal Assets Sale and Transfer Act of 2016

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Freeze the Footprint Policy

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Federal Buildings Personnel Training Act

Question 4

What is the purpose of a 'highest and best use' analysis in federal property disposal?

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To identify the most economically beneficial use of a property to maximize proceeds from its sale or transfer

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To determine which federal agency has the highest priority need for the property

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To assess which disposal method will take the least amount of time

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To evaluate environmental remediation requirements before sale

Question 5

Which program allows GSA to transfer federally owned buildings to local communities for public benefit uses such as homeless shelters?

Accepted Answer

Public Benefit Conveyance (PBC) Program

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Federal Surplus Real Property Program

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Community Development Block Grant Program

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Historic Preservation Transfer Program

Question 6

What is the significance of the 'Freeze the Footprint' policy in federal property management?

Accepted Answer

It prohibits federal agencies from acquiring new office space without demonstrating consolidation

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It freezes federal property valuations for budget purposes

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It prevents agencies from disposing of historic properties

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It requires all federal properties to meet energy efficiency standards