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When requisitioning USPS equipment and certain
supply items, refer to USPS Publication 247. Equipment
and supply items should be ordered on an as-needed basis
and are limited to those items that are not required to be
furnished by the Navy. If USPS capital and sensitive
equipment is needed, your serving FLTCINC and JMPA
must first approve their procurement.
USPS CAPITAL AND SENSITIVE
EQUIPMENT
Learning Objective: Recall the procedures
for receipting, requisitioning, and performing
maintenance on USPS capital and sensitive
equipment.
Capital equipment is equipment such as conveyors
with a service life over 1-year, costing $3,000 or more;
sensitive equipment is equipment that must be strictly
controlled because of the nature of the equipment.
Money order imprinters, MODIS equipment, scales,
postage meter heads and bases are some examples of
sensitive equipment.
The commanding officer or postal officer, as
appropriate, should ensure that the COPE is the only
individual entrusted with the custody, control,
maintenance, repair, replacement, or disposition of
USPS capital and sensitive equipment.
The COPE receipts for all capital and sensitive
(accountable equipment) on PS Form 1590, Supplies
and Equipment Receipt (see figure 12-3) when
assuming responsibility of an MPO. Each time
12-3
Table 12-1.
MPSA Approved Item List, GSA Stock,
Nonstock, and Deleted Items
Continued
Table 12-1.
MPSA Approved Item List, GSA Stock,
Nonstock, and Deleted Items
Continued
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