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LIMITED RESIDENTIAL “FURNITURE” POOL Introduction What is it? How does it operate? What does it include? How are costs determined? How much will it cost? How it is funded?

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LIMITED RESIDENTIAL “FURNITURE” POOL

Introduction What is it? How does it operate? What does it include? How are costs

determined? How much will it cost? How it is funded? What are the benefits?

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LIMITED RESIDENTIAL FURNITURE POOL

What does Limited Residential Furniture Pool mean?

Limited residential furniture pool means appliances and limited common items.

Agency members share use of furniture. All furniture is treated as common property.

Furniture pool operations are consolidated. GSO develops an annual replacement

“Limited Residential Furniture Pool Schedule” and costs it out.

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A Government Partnership

How does it operate ? Agencies form a Committee to establish

agreement, set policy and determine the “Standard Kit”, (i.e. appliances).

Policy and decisions made by group consensus; Policies and decisions published.

ICASS Service Provider does operations and support functions

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KITS CURRENTLY INCLUDE:

WASHER STOVE REFRIGERATOR AIR CONDITIONERS WARDROBES 2 TRANSFORMERS

FREEZER (SMALL) DRYER TELEPHONE VACUUM CLEANER FIRE EXTINGUISHER

AND SMOKE DETECTOR

If needed, kitchen and bathroom cabinetry,mirror, towel racks, lighting fixtures (not lamps)

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HOW ARE COSTS DETERMINED ?

A Sample Standard Kit would cost

The Furniture kit would be funded each fiscal year based on replacement schedule.

Replacement cost will be based on number of households and life cycle (currently 6 years).

Other costs are determined using ICASS factors (e.g., sq. ft. occupied for warehouse space).

$12,600

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HOW DO WE PAY ?

Part 1 - The ICASS Funding Alternative:

i) ICASS = excellent budgeting and cost distribution mechanism.

ii) Agencies costs charged under separate cost center and location code.

iii) Existing Furniture converted to ICASS property.

iv) For some agencies budget transfer of funds from Program to ICASS may be required.

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HOW DO WE PAY ?

Part 2 - The Non-ICASS Alternative

Each Agency participating in the program provides

fiscal data for their share, based on the annual GSO

replacement schedule.Fiscal Data

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WHAT WILL IT COST YOU ? AGENCY NUMBER OF

ESTIMATED HOUSING ANNUAL UNITS COST

Agri-FAS 1 $2,100

Agri-FODAG 1 $2,100.00

AID-FODAG 2 $4,200.00

APHIS 1 $2,100.00

Customs 7 $14,700.00

DAO 14 $29,400.00

DCSG 6 $12,600.00

DEA 9 $18,900.00

DOJ 2 $4,200.00

FAA 6 $12,600.00

FBI 9 $18,900.00

FBO 3 $6,300.00

FBU 1 $2,100.00

FCS 2 $8,400.00

AGENCY NUMBER OF ESTIMATED HOUSING ANNUAL UNITS COST

INS 10 $21,000.00

IRS 1 $2,100.00

MLO 1 $2,100.00

NCIS 1 $2,100.00

ODC 3 $6,300.00

USIA 9 $18,900.00

USSS 8 $16,800.00

State

PROGRAM: 65 $136,500.00

ICASS: (*) 14 $29,400.00

State VATICAN 5 $10,500.00

State FODAG 3 $6,300.00

TOTAL: 233 $489,300.00

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WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS/ADVANTAGES ?

Reduces inventory and warehouse space

Housing assignments will be faster and less influenced by whose inventory is in the property.

It will reduce workload and increase everyone's efficiency by having one agency doing the work rather than all agencies (procurement, shipping, receiving, storage and transportation of furniture).

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Plus Plus Plus . . . . .

Can reduce procurement costs since items will be purchased in greater quantities.

Reduces transportation and set-up costs.

Eliminates movement of furniture to/from warehouse and different properties.

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“… there is nothing more difficult to plan, more doubtful of success, nor more dangerous to manage than the creation of a new system. For the initiator has the enmity of all who would profit by the preservation of the old institutions and merely lukewarm defenders in those who would gain by the new ones. The hesitation of the latter arises in part from the fear of their adversaries who have the laws on their side, and in part from the general skepticism of mankind which does not really believe in an innovation until experience proves its value. So it happens that whenever his enemies have occasion to attack the innovator they do so with the passion of partisans while the others defend him sluggishly, so that the innovator and his party are alike vulnerable.”

The Prince, 1513 - Niccolo` Machiavelli