A

Page references take the form of volume(part):section, i.e., 1(2):2.1.1
for volume 1, part 2, section 2.1.1

A/E services. *See* Architect/engineer services

ABP. *See* Asset Business Plan

Academic/nonprofit research collaboration, 1(3):3.3.5.2

Academic preservation programs, 1(3):3.2.3

Accessibility for Disabled Persons: Building Hardware: Preservation Note
8, 5(10):10.1

Accessibility issues

Ariel Rios Federal Building, Washington, DC, 4(1):1.4.2

GSA Regional Accessibility Officers, 5(10):10.1

technical guides, 5(10):10.1

Acquisition of property, 3(2):2.1

Adaptive use

General Post Office, Washington, DC, 2(2):2.4.1, 3(2):2.3.3

technical guidance for PBS projects, 5(4)

Additions to buildings

Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Erie, PA, 5(5):5.2.1

ADM 54.133

outleasing authority, 3(2):2.3

ADM 1020.1

complying with Federal regulations, 2(1):1.2

Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

architectural and technical merit of buildings under 50 years old and,
5(3):3

preparing agreement documents sample letter, 2(1):1.3.1.2

preservation award, 1(3):3.4.2

Programmatic Agreements and, 2(1):1.3.1.4

revised Section 106 regulations, 2(1):1.3

Section 106 regulations flowchart, 2(1):1.3

staff directory, App(2):2.1

Web site, 1(1):1.2, 1(3):3.2.2.2

AETNA Steel Products Corporation

hollow metal doors and trim, elevator enclosures and metal covered
doors, 5(8):8.4

African Burial Ground, New York, NY (brochure), 2(2):2.2.3

Agriculture Administration Building

masonry repair (cover letter sample), 2(1):1.3.1.1

AIA. *See* American Institute of Architects

AIC. *See* American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic
Works

Air Force bases

Texas

Kelly Air Force Base, 2(1):1.4.2.1

Air Sampling (Aspirating) Fire Detection Systems: Preservation Note 45,
5(8):8.1

Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House, New York, NY

brochure, 1(3):3.3.2

Public Buildings Heritage Award, 1(3):3.4.1

Alterations. *See also* Design and construction of repairs and
alterations

historic building alteration project submissions, 3(1):1.2.1

initial space alterations, 3(2):2.6

recurring repairs and alterations: BA54, 3(1):1.2.3

American Indian Religious Freedom Act of 1978

synopsis, App(3):3.1.7

American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works

role and activities, App(2):2.3

American Institute of Architects

National and Chapter Awards, 1(3):3.4.2

Americans with Disabilities Act

Checklist for Existing Facilities: Readily Achievable Barrier Removal
(Americans with Disabilities Act Information Center), 5(10):10.1

Annual reports

sample, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Antennas

design guidelines, 5(12):12.1

National Antenna Program, 5(12)

Preservation Note 41: Guide for Submitting Antenna Projects, 5(12):12.1

Antiquities Act of 1906

synopsis, App(3):3.1.1

Appropriate Methods for Reducing Lead-Paint Hazards in Historic Housing:
Preservation Brief 37, 5(13).1

APT. *See* Association for Preservation Technology International

APTI. *See* Association for Preservation Technology International

Archeological and Historic Preservation Act of 1974

synopsis, App(3):3.1.5

Archeological Resources Protection Act of 1979

synopsis, App(3):3.1.8

Archeological Specimen Catalog, 2(2):2.2.2

Archeology

curation, 2(2):2.2.2

education and interpretation, 2(2):2.2.3

Environmental Assessment and, 2(2):2.2

requirements, 2(2):2.2.1

scopes of work, 2(2):2.2.1.1

sharing research with interested parties, 2(2):2.2.3

transfer of specialized artifacts to other Federal agencies, 2(2):2.2

underwater artifacts, 2(2)

Architect/engineer services

estimating preservation specialist fees, 4(1):1.3.3

professional qualifications standards, 4(1):1.3.2

scopes of work, 4(1):1.3.1

solicitation, 4(1):1.3

Architectural Character: Identifying the Visual Aspects of Historic
Buildings as an Aid to Preserving Their Character: Preservation Brief
17, 2(1):1.4.2

*Architecture of the Great Society: Assessing the GSA Portfolio of
Buildings Constructed during the 1960s and 1970s,* 5(3):3

Ariel Rios Federal Building, Washington, DC

brochure, 1(3):3.3.2

handicapped accessibility, 4(1):1.4.2

modernization project report, 4(1):1.2.1

new use as EPA headquarters, 5(4)

Army bases

Fort Sam Houston, TX, 2(1):1.4.2.1

Artifact Loan Agreement, 2(2):2.2.2

Asbestos

technical guide, 5(13):13.1

Asset Business Plan

Alexander Hamilton Custom House, New York, NY, 3(1):1.1.1

Building Preservation Plan and, 2(1):1.4.4

McCormack Post Office and Courthouse, Boston, MA, 3(1):1.1.1

overview, 3(1):1.1.1

Asset Business Team

approach to prioritizing recurring repairs and alterations, 3(1):1.2.3

Asset planning. *See* Portfolio and asset planning

Association for Preservation Technology International

conferences, 1(3):3.2.2.3

homepage, 6(5):5.2

role and activities, App(2):2.3

Awards

Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, 1(3):3.4.2

AIA National and Chapter Awards, 1(3):3.4.2

GSA awards, 1(3):3.4.1

National Trust Awards, 1(3):3.4.2

Presidential Design Awards, 1(3):3.4.2

Society for History in the Federal Government, 1(3):3.4.2

B

BA54: Recurring Repairs and Alterations, 3(1):1.2.3

BA55: Capital Program Planning, 3(1):1.2

BA64: Reinvesting Outlease Revenue, 3(1):1.2.4

BERs. *See* Building Evaluation Reports

Booklets. *See also* Brochures

Fire Safety Retrofitting in Historic Buildings, 5(8):8.1

Planning with Communities, 2(3)

Supporting Livable Communities Through Reuse of Federal Real Property,
2(3)

Urban Policy Update, 2(3)

A Vision for the Open Space in the Federal Triangle, 4(1):1.5.2

BPP. *See* Building Preservation Plans

Bridges

Texas

Railroad Masonry Bridge, Garland, 2(1):1.4.2.1

Brochures. *See also* Booklets

African Burial Ground, New York, NY, 2(2):2.2.3

Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House, New York, NY, 1(3):3.3.2

Ariel Rios Federal Building, Washington, DC, 1(3):3.3.2

Design Excellence Program, App(1):1.1.4

First Impressions, App(1):1.1.4

Historic Buildings and the Arts, App(1):1.1

Historic Preservation Pocket Reference Guide, 1(3):3.1.1

Historic Preservation Technical Procedures Database, 6(2):2.1

Introduction to NEPA, 2(2):1

National Antenna Program, 5(12)

National Capital Region Historic Preservation, 1(3):3.1.1

Northwest/Arctic Region Historic Preservation, 1(3):3.1.1

Our Nation\'s Custom Houses, 1(3):3.3.2

Preservation Program training brochures, 1(3):3.1.1

Robert C. McEwan U.S. Custom House, Ogdensburg, NY (template),
1(3):3.3.2

Rocky Mountain Region Historic Preservation Program Reference Guide,
1(3):3.1.1

What Does a GSA Employee Need to Know?, 2(2):1

Building Code and Life Safety Summary: Tariff Building Conversion to a
Monaco Hotel, 5(8):8.2

Building Engineering Reports

Building Preservation Plan and, 2(1):1.4.4

Building Evaluation Reports

Federal Building and Courthouse, Medford, OR, 2(1):1.4.5

Judge John Minor Wisdom U.S. Court of Appeals, New Orleans, LA
(excerpts), 6(1):1.3.1

sample, 6(1):1.3.1

U.S. Custom House, Portland, OR, 2(1):1.4.5

Building Preservation Plans

building documents sample list, 6(1):1.1

Building Evaluation Reports, 2(1):1.4.5, 6(1):1.3

Historic Structure Reports, 2(1):1.4.6, 6(1):1, 6(1):1.2

list of buildings, 6(1):1.1

Mark O. Hatfield Federal Courthouse, Portland, OR, 5(5): 5.1

overview, 2(1):1.4.4, 6(1):1

preservation zoning (sample chart), 4(1):1.1

sample, 2(1):1.4.4.1

scope of work, 2(1):1.4.4.1

software installation, 2(1):1.4.4.1

updating, 2(1):1.4.4.1

zoning plans, 6(1):1

Buildings under 50 years old

determination of eligibility, 2(1):1.4.1.1

questions about architectural and technical merit, 5(3):3

Bulletins

*Guidelines for Evaluating and Nominating Properties that Have Achieved
Significance Within the Past Fifty Years* (National Register Bulletin
22), 2(1):1.4.1

*How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation* (National
Register Bulletin 15), 2(1):1.4.1

Business and stewardship strategies

goals of, 1(2)

response to Federal environment changes, 1(2)

C

Capital Program Planning: BA55, 3(1):1.2

Carnegie Mellon University

Revaluing Buildings: Investing Inside Buildings to Support
Organizational and Technological Change, 3(1):1.2.4.1

Case studies

integrating old and new construction, 5(5):5.2.1

National Register of Historic Places, 2(1):1.4.1.2

reusing historic buildings, 5(4)

Catalogs

Archeological Specimen Catalog, 2(2):2.2.2

Technical Preservation Services publications, 6(3)

Center for Historic Buildings

architectural and technical merit of buildings under 50 years old,
5(3):3

transfer covenant restrictions, 3(2):2.2

Center for Urban Development

Field Officer and staff contact list, App(1):1.2.5

roles and activities, App(1):1.1.4

Ceremonial buildings

Washington, DC

Pension Building, 5(4)

Certified Local Government Program, App(2):2.2

Charettes. *See* Design charettes

Charts. *See also* Flowcharts

National Council for Preservation Education preservation programs chart,
1(3):3.2.3

preservation zoning (sample BPP chart), 4(1):1.1

Checklists

Categorical Exclusion checklist, 2(2)

Checklist for Existing Facilities: Readily Achievable Barrier Removal
(Americans with Disabilities Act Information Center), 5(10):10.1

design checklist, 4(1):1.1

Historic Building Project Checklist, 4(1):1

Historic Preservation Team Members construction phase responsibilities
and duties checklist, 4(1):1.7

real estate compliance, 5(1):1.1

Section 106 compliance documentation checklist, 2(1):1.3.1

Civil War vessels, 2(2):2.2, 2(2):3

Clara Barton Home and Office (discovery). *See also* Parcel 457-C (Clara
Barton property)

Web site, 1(3):3.3.4.3

CLG. *See* Certified Local Government Program

CMG. *See* Courthouse Management Group

Collections and Records Transmittal Form, 2(2):2.2.2

Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum (lighting fixture restoration),
5(15):15.1

Competency of Bidder Specifications: Preservation Note 3

table of contents, 4(1):1.6.1

Compliance documents

Categorical Exclusion checklist, 2(2)

Environmental Assessment, 2(2)

Environmental Impact Statements, 2(2), 2(2):2.4

Finding of No Significant Impacts, 2(2)

National Environmental Policy Act documents, 2(2)

Record of Decision, 2(2)

Compliance letters. *See* Letters

Conferences

Association for Preservation Technology International, 1(3):3.2.2.3

National Center for Preservation Technology and Training, 1(3):3.2.2.3

National Park Service, 1(3):3.2.2.3

National Trust Conference itinerary, 1(3):3.3.3

Conservators

PBS 1022.2 and, 2(1):1.2

Construction. *See also* Design and construction of repairs and
alterations

Documentation and Conservation of the Modern Movement, 5(5):5.1

integrating old and new, 5(5):5.2

new construction, 5(5)

preservation planning for modern monuments, 5(5):5.1

Course lists. *See* Training

Courthouse Management Group, App(1):1.1.4

Courthouses. *See also* Courts

Alabama

Federal Building and Courthouse, Dothan, 2(1):1.3.1.4

U.S. Courthouse, Montgomery, 2(1):1.3.1.3

applying court design standards to historic buildings, 5(6):6.1

Arkansas

U.S. Courthouse, Little Rock, 5(4)

California

Jacob Weinberger U.S. Courthouse, San Diego, 1(3):3.3.4.1

Colorado

Byron Rogers Federal Building and Courthouse, Denver, 2(1):1.4.1.1

Florida

U.S. Courthouse, Lakeland, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Georgia

Federal Building and Courthouse, Gainesville, 2(1):1.3.1.4

historic courthouses watch list, 5(6):6.1

Indiana

Federal Building/U.S. Courthouse, Indianapolis, 1(3):3.4.1

Kansas

U.S. Courthouse, Wichita, 1(3):3.3.3

Kentucky

Federal Building and Courthouse, Paducah, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Massachusetts

McCormack Post Office and Courthouse, Boston, 3(1):1.1.1, 3(2):2.3.5

Mississippi

James Eastland Post Office and Courthouse, Jackson, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Montana

Federal Building/Post Office/Courthouse, Missoula, 3(1):1.2.2.2

North Carolina

U.S. Courthouse, Greenville, 2(1):1.3.1.4

North Dakota

U.S. Courthouse, Fargo, 5(6)

Ohio

Kinneary Post Office and Courthouse, Columbus, 1(3):3.3.1.1, 5(4)

Oklahoma

Federal Building/Courthouse, Muskogee, 3(1):1.2.1

Oregon

Federal Building and Courthouse, Medford, 2(1):1.4.5

James A. Redden U.S. Courthouse, Medford, 1(3):3.4.1

Mark O. Hatfield Federal Courthouse, Portland, 5(5):5.1

Solomon Courthouse, Portland, 3(2):2.3.6

Pennsylvania

Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Erie, 5(4)

U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, Pittsburgh, 3(1):1.2.1, 3(1):1.2.2.2

William J. Nealon Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Scranton,
5(5):5.2.1

Puerto Rico

U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, San Juan, 1(3):3.4.1, 5(6):6

re-use precedents, 5(6):6.1

reuse and rehabilitation, 5(6):6.1

Tennessee

Federal Building and Courthouse, Columbia, 2(1):1.3.1.4

proposed courthouse, Greenville, 2(2):2.2.1.1

Texas

Earle Cabell Federal Building/Courthouse, Dallas, 3(1):1.2.2.2

U.S. Post Office/Courthouse, Brownsville, 2(1):1.3.1.3

Utah

Frank E. Moss Courthouse, Salt Lake City, 1(3):3.1.1., 1(3):3.3.2

Virginia

Richmond Post Office and Courthouse, 5(4)

Washington (state)

Federal Courthouse, Tacoma, 5(4)

Wisconsin

Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Milwaukee, 1(3):3.4.1, 3(1):1.2.1

Post Office and Courthouse, Milwaukee, 5(4)

Courts. *See also* Courthouses

California

Richard Chambers U.S. Court of Appeals, Pasadena, 5(4)

U.S. Court of Appeals, San Francisco, 4(2):2.2

Louisiana

Judge John Minor Wisdom U.S. Court of Appeals, New Orleans, 6(1):1.3.1

projects decision tree, 5(6)

South Carolina

U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Columbia, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Virginia

U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Alexandria, 2(1):1.3.1.1

Washington, DC

Tax Court, 3(2):2.6

Covenants

transfer covenants, 3(2):2.2.1

Cover letters. *See also* Letters

content samples, 2(1):1.3.1.1

courtyard repairs at Internal Revenue Service, Washington, DC,
2(1):1.3.1.1

Environmental Impact Statement samples, 2(2):2.4.1

Executive Order 13006 property leasing, 3(2):2.5.1

Historic Structure Reports, 2(1):1.4.6.2

information on properties available for leasing, 3(2):2.5.1

masonry repair at Agriculture Administration Building, Washington, DC,
2(1):1.3.1.1

\"no effect\" justification, 2(1):1.3.1.1

satellite antenna at Department of Veterans Affairs, Washington, DC,
2(1):1.3.1.1

Section 106, 2(1):1.3.1.1

security cameras at U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Alexandria, VA, 2(1):1.3.1.1

CRM. *See* Cultural Resource Management

Cultural Resource Management

directory, 1(3):3.2.2.1

Cultural resource specialists

professional qualifications standards, 4(1):1.3.2

Curation

Archeological Specimen Catalog, 2(2):2.2.2

Architectural and/or Archeological Storage Form, 2(2):2.2.2

Artifact Collection Box Inventory, 2(2):2.2.2

Artifact Loan Agreement, 2(2):2.2.2

Collections and Records Transmittal Form, 2(2):2.2.2

sample Curation Agreement, 2(2):2.2.2

Custodial maintenance plans

U.S. Court of Appeals, San Francisco, CA, 4(2):2.2

Custom houses

Missouri

U.S. Custom House and Post Office, St. Louis, 1(3):3.3.2

New York

Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House, New York City, 1(3):3.3.2,
3(1):1.1.1, 5(4)

Robert C. McEwan U.S. Custom House, Ogdensburg, 1(3):3.3.2

Oregon

U.S. Custom House, Portland, 2(1):1.4.5

Texas

Galveston Custom House, 1(3):3.4.1, 3(1):1.2.4.1, 3(2):2.3.5, 5(4)

Customer/public outreach

design concepts and mock-ups, 1(3):3.3.1.1

exhibits, 1(3):3.3.1

historic building and thematic brochures/posters/notecards, 1(3):3.3.2

Internet sites, 1(3):3.3.4

partnerships, 1(3):3.3.5

promoting GSA accomplishments, 1(3):3.3.6

tours, 1(3):3.3.3

D

Dalton Cache, Haines, AK (project)

Public Buildings Heritage Award, 1(3):3.4.1

Databases

Building Preservation Plan, 2(1):1.4.4

Historic Preservation Technical Procedures Database (brochure), 6(2):2.1

Preservation Project Database, 4(1):1.4.1

service provider directory database, 4(1):1.6.1

Design Analysis of Building Alteration (HP Document 2), 5(1):1.1

Design and construction of repairs and alterations

alternative cleaning methods, 4(1):1.4.3

assessing effects on historic spaces and materials, 4(1):1.1

buying construction services, 4(1):1.6

buying design services, 4(1):1.3

competency of bidder/restoration specialist specifications, 4(1):1.6.1

construction phase preservation requirements, 4(1):1.7

design checklist, 4(1):1.1

design development, 4(1):1.4

estimating restoration materials and services, 4(1):1.4.5

external design review, 4(1):1.2

facilities management, 4(2)

Historic Building Project Checklist, 4(1):1

masonry cleaning, 4(1):1.4.3

performance design documents, 4(1):1.4.4

preservation reports, 4(1):1.4.2

preservation zoning (sample BPP chart), 4(1):1.1

project tracking tools, 4(1):1.4.1

salvage of architectural artifacts, 4(1):1.4.3

sample preservation specifications, 4(1):1.4.3

service provider directory database, 4(1):1.6.1

using design charettes to address complex design problems, 4(1):1.5

Design and Development Guidelines for Governor\'s Island, New York,
3(2):2.2.2.1

Design charettes

Denver Federal District master plan, 4(1):1.5.1

description, 4(1):1.5

planning, 4(1):1.5.1

products, 4(1):1.5.2

Design concepts and mock-ups, 1(3):3.3.1.1

Design Excellence Program

architectural and technical merit of buildings under 50 years old,
5(3):3

Awards Selection Guide Table of Contents (draft), 1(3):3.4.1

brochures, App(1):1.1.4

Design manuals

Historic Preservation and Design Manual, 3(2):2.2.2.1

Design services

estimating preservation specialist fees, 4(1):1.3.3

professional qualifications standards, 4(1):1.3.2

scopes of work, 4(1):1.3.1

Desk Guide

availability information, 1(1):1.1

contact for, 1(1):1.3

Fine Arts Program table of contents, App(1):1.1.4

organization of, 1(1):1.1

sample documents included, 1(1):1.1

types of information, 1(1):1.1

updating, 1(1):1.3

Discoveries

New York

Five Point Site, 1(3):3.3.4.3

Washington, DC

Clara Barton Home and Office, 1(3):3.3.4.3

Disposal of property

Clara Barton property request for proposal, 3(2):2.2.2.2

Design and Development Guidelines, 3(2):2.2.2.1

Memorandum of Agreement, 3(2):2.2.3

transfer conditions and design manuals, 3(2):2.2.2

transfer covenants, 3(2):2.2.1

Documentation and Conservation of the Modern Movement (DOCOMOMO),
5(5):5.1

Doors

AETNA Steel Products Corporation hollow metal doors and trim, elevator
enclosures and metal covered doors, 5(8):8.4

timber paneled door fire safety, 5(8):8.1

Draft Code for Historic Buildings, 5(8):8.2

E

Earthquakes. *See* Seismic retrofitting

EAs. *See* Environmental Assessments

Education. *See* Training

EISs. *See* Environmental Impact Statements

Electrical upgrade projects

Washington, DC

GSA Headquarters, 3(2):2.6

Tax Court, 3(2):2.6

Elevators

AETNA Steel Products Corporation hollow metal doors and trim, elevator
enclosures and metal covered doors, 5(8):8.4

Elevator Restoration, 5(9):9.1

Employee performance plans, 4(2):2.1

Environmental Assessments

description, 2(2)

Environmental Impact Statements

description, 2(2)

sample cover letters, 2(2):2.4.1

schedule for, 2(2):2.4.2

time frames, 2(2):2.4.2

time lines, 2(2):2.4.2

Environmental Protection Agency

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

preservation case study, 1(3):3.3.6.1

EO13006. *See* Executive Order 13006

EPA. *See* Environmental Protection Agency

Estimates

developing estimates for Historic Structure Reports, 2(1):1.4.6.2

estimating preservation specialist fees, 4(1):1.3.3

restoration materials and services, 4(1):1.4.5

worksheets, 4(1):1.3.3

Executive Order 11593

full text, App(3):3.2.1

Executive Order 12072

full text, App(3):3.2.2

Executive Order 13006

fact sheet, 3(2):2.5.1

full text, App(3):3.2.3

locating Federal facilities on historic properties, 2(3)

Planning with Communities (booklet), 2(3)

promoting historic buildings and urban locations, 3(2):2.5.1

Regional Historic Preservation Officer participation in, 1(3):3.1

sample cover letter seeking information on available properties,
3(2):2.5.1

solicitation provisions for compliance with, 3(2):2.5.1

Supporting Livable Communities Through Reuse of Federal Real Property
(booklet), 2(3)

Urban Policy Update (booklet), 2(3)

Executive summaries

*Held in Public Trust: PBS Strategy for Using Historic Buildings,*
1(2):2.1

Prospectus Development Studies, 3(1):1.2.2.2

Exhibits

Chinese Pioneers of Sacramento, 1(3):3.3.1.1

customer/public outreach, 1(3):3.3.1

GSA 50th Anniversary Exhibit, 1(3):3.3.1

Kinneary Courthouse, 1(3):3.3.1.1

Public Buildings Heritage Exhibit, 1(3):3.3.1

Scope of Work, 1(3):3.3.1

F

Facilities management

building management performance requirements, 4(2):2.1

building management preservation responsibilities, 4(2):2.1

custodial maintenance plan, 4(2):2.2

preservation performance standards, 4(2):2.1

Fact sheets

Executive Order 13006, 3(2):2.5.1

National Environmental Policy Act Call-In, 2(2):1.1

Federal agency Historic Preservation Officers

list, by agency, App(2):2.1

Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Milwaukee, WI

Public Buildings Heritage Award, 1(3):3.4.1

Web site, 1(3):3.3.4.1

Federal Building/U.S. Courthouse, Indianapolis, IN

Public Buildings Heritage Award, 1(3):3.4.1

Federal buildings

Alabama

Federal Building and Courthouse, Dothan, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Colorado

Byron Rogers Federal Building and Courthouse, Denver, 2(1):1.4.1.1

Georgia

Federal Building and Courthouse, Gainesville, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Indiana

Federal Building/U.S. Courthouse, Indianapolis, 1(3):3.4.1

Kentucky

Federal Building and Courthouse, Paducah, 2(1):1.3.1.4

locating Federal facilities on historic properties, 2(3)

Montana

Federal Building/Post Office/Courthouse, Missoula, 3(1):1.2.2.2

Oklahoma

Ardmore Federal Building, 2(1):1.3.1.3

Federal Building/Courthouse, Muskogee, 3(1):1.2.1

Oregon

Federal Building and Courthouse, Medford, 2(1):1.4.5

Pennsylvania

Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Erie, 5(4)

William J. Nealon Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Scranton,
5(5):5.2.1

Tennessee

Federal Building and Courthouse, Columbia, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Texas

Earle Cabell Federal Building/Courthouse, Dallas, 3(1):1.2.2.2

Washington, DC

Ariel Rios Federal Building, 1(3):3.3.2, 4(1):1.2.1, 4(1):1.4.2, 5(4)

Building 202, Southeast Federal Center, 2(1):1.4.4.1

Cohen Building, 2(1):1.4.6.1, 6(1):1.2

Commerce Building, 3(1):1.2.2.1, 6(1):1.4.1

Federal Triangle, 4(1):1.5.1, 4(1):1.5.2, 5(11):11.2

General Services Administration Building, 5(4)

Reagan Building, 2(2):2.2.3

U.S. Tariff Commission Building, 1(3):3.3.6.1, 4(1):1.4.4, 4(1):1.4.5,
5(4), 5(8):8.2

Wisconsin

Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Milwaukee, 1(3):3.3.4.1,
1(3):3.4.1, 3(1):1.2.1

Federal Communications Commission

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

Federal Emergency Management Agency

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

Federal Environmental Officer

address, telephone number and email address, App(1):1.1.3

Federal Historic Preservation Officer

address, telephone number and email address, App(1):1.1.2

Federal regulatory requirement interpretation, 1(1):1.2

Federal Housing Finance Board

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

Federal Preservation Forum

role and activities, App(2):2.3

Finding of No Significant Impacts, 2(2)

Fine Arts Program

table of contents, App(1):1.1.4

Fire Ratings of Archaic Materials and Assemblies, 2/2000 (HUD document),
5(8):8.3

Fire safety

assessing fire resistance of historic materials, 5(8):8.3

Building Code and Life Safety Summary: Tariff Building Conversion to a
Monaco Hotel, 5(8):8.2

codes for historic buildings, 5(8):8.2

Draft Code for Historic Buildings, 5(8):8.2

elevators, 5(8):8.4, 5(9):9.1

National Fire Protection Association 914: Code for Fire Protection in
Historic Structures, 5(8):8.2

products, 5(8):8.4

\"Smart Codes,\" 5(8):8.2

technical guides, 5(8):8.1

Fire Safety Retrofitting for Historic Buildings, *Design and
Construction,* Nov. 1998 (technical guide), 5(8):8.1

Fire Safety Retrofitting in Historic Buildings (technical guide),
5(8):8.1

First Impressions

brochure, App(1):1.1.4

program description, 5(2):2

regional champion contact list, App(1):1.2.4

Five Points Site (discovery)

Web site, 1(3):3.3.4.3

Flowcharts

National Environmental Policy Act, 2(2):1.1

Section 106 regulations, 2(1):1.3

FONSI. *See* Finding of No Significant Impacts

Forest Service Building, Ogden, UT, 1(3):3.1.1

Forms

Architectural and/or Archeological Storage Form, 2(2):2.2.2

Collections and Records Transmittal Form, 2(2):2.2.2

G

General Post Office, Washington, DC

lecture, 1(3):3.3.6.2

press release, 1(3):3.3.6.1

General Services Administration. *See also* *specific services, e.g.,
Public Buildings Service*

Center for Urban Development, App(1):1.1.4, App(1):1.2.5

Courthouse Management Group, App(1):1.1.4

Federal Environmental Officers, App(1):1.1.3

Federal Historic Preservation Officers, App(1):1.1.2

50th Anniversary Exhibit, 1(3):3.3.1

Fine Arts Program (table of contents), App(1):1.1.4

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

Legal Counsel

Federal regulatory requirement interpretation, 1(1):1.2

national organization, App(1):1.1

organizational chart, App(1):1

regional organization, App(1):1.2

Governor\'s Island, NY (project)

Programmatic Agreement governing the closure and disposal of,
3(2):2.2.2.1

Web site, 1(3):3.3.4.2

Governors\' mansions

Utah

Governor\'s Mansion, 5(15):15.1

Guide for Submitting Antenna Projects: Preservation Note 41, 5(12):12.1

A Guide to Cultural Resources and Historic Preservation Information
(Webliography), 6(5):5.1

*Guidelines for Evaluating and Nominating Properties that Have Achieved
Significance Within the Past Fifty Years* (National Register Bulletin
22), 2(1):1.4.1

Guides. *See also* Desk Guide; Technical guides

ASTM guide for preparing Historic Structure Reports, 2(1):1.4.6.2

historic preservation guides, 5(1):1.1

Historic Preservation Pocket Reference Guide, 1(3):3.1.1

Rocky Mountain Region Historic Preservation Program Reference Guide,
1(3):3.1.1

Tips for Creating a Usable Maintenance and Rehabilitation Guide,
2(1):1.4.6.2

H

Handbooks

Historic Preservation Handbook for Estimating Services of Historic
Preservation Team Members, 4(1):1.3.3

Handicapped accessibility. *See* Accessibility issues

Hazard control

technical procedures, 5(13):13.1

Heating, Ventilating and Cooling Historic Buildings: Preservation Brief
24, 5(7):7.1

Heating, ventilation and cooling

alternatives for historic buildings, 3(2):2.6, 5(7):7.1

*Held in Public Trust: PBS Strategy for Using Historic Buildings*

description, 1(2)

Executive Summary, 1(2):2.1

synopsis, 1(2):2.1

Table of Contents, 1(2):2.1

Historic American Buildings Survey, 2(1):1.4.2

Historic American Engineering Record

scope of work, 2(1):1.4.2.1

Historic building alteration project submissions

Federal Building/Courthouse, Milwaukee, WI, 3(1):1.2.1

Federal Building/Courthouse, Muskogee, OK, 3(1):1.2.1

Multi-Asset Portfolio Planning project planning tool, 3(1):1.2.1

U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, Pittsburgh, PA, 3(1):1.2.1

Historic Buildings and the Arts (brochure), App(1):1.1

Historic buildings lists, 2(1):1.4.3

Historic Leasing Program

Lincoln Home National Historic Site leasing agreement, 3(2):2.4.1

Historic Preservation guides

Design Analysis of Building Alteration (HP Document 2), 5(1):1.1

Historic Preservation Pocket Reference Guide, 1(3)3.1.1

Maintenance, Repair and Alteration of Historic Buildings (HP Document
1), 5(1):1.1

real estate compliance checklist, 5(1):1.1

Historic Preservation Handbook for Estimating Services of Historic
Preservation Team Members, 4(1):1.3.3

Historic Preservation Pocket Reference Guide, 1(3):3.1.1

Historic Preservation Team Members

construction phase responsibilities and duties, 4(1):1.7

estimating fees for, 4(1):1.3.3

Historic Preservation Technical Procedures Database (brochure), 6(2):2.1

Historic Quality Index, 2(1):1.4.3

Historic Sites Act of 1935

synopsis, App(3):3.1.2

Historic Structure Reports

ASTM guide for preparing, 2(1):1.4.6.2

Cohen Building, Washington, DC, 2(1):1.4.6.1, 6(1):1.2

description, 6(1):1

developing estimates, 2(1):1.4.6.2

distribution cover letter, 2(1):1.4.6.2

list of buildings, 6(1):1

sample bibliography: Cohen Building, Washington, DC, 6(1):1

scope of work, 2(1):1.4.6.2

Site Inspection Report, 2(1):1.4.6.2

Table of Contents, 2(1):1.4.6.1

Tips for Creating a Usable Maintenance and Rehabilitation Guide,
2(1):1.4.6.2

Homepages. *See also* Web sites

Association for Preservation Technology International, 6(5):5.2

National Capital Region Historic Preservation, 1(3):3.1.1

National Center for Preservation Technology and Training, 6(5):5.2

National Environmental Policy Act Call-In, 1(1):1.2, 2(1):1.3.1,
2(2):1.1

Northwest/Arctic Region Historic Preservation, 1(3):3.1.1, 1(3):3.4.1

PreserveNet, 6(5):5.2

Rocky Mountain Region Historic Preservation, 1(3):3.1.1

samples of key sites, 6(5)

technical resources, 6(5)

*How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation* (National
Register Bulletin 15), 2(1):1.4.1

HP Document 1: Maintenance, Repair and Alteration of Historic Buildings,
5(1):1.1

HP Document 2: Design Analysis of Building Alteration, 5(1):1.1

HPTMs. *See* Historic Preservation Team Members

HQI. *See* Historic Quality Index

HSRs. *See* Historic Structure Reports

HUD. *See* U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

HVAC. *See* Heating, ventilation and cooling

I

ICCROM. *See* International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and
Restoration of Cultural Property

ICOMOS. *See* International Council on Monuments and Sites

*Incorporating the Past: Re-Using Historic Commercial and Institutional
Buildings for Federal Agencies,* 5(5):2

Industrial buildings

Pennsylvania

Stegmaier Brewery, Wilkes Barre, 5(4)

Washington, DC

Auditors Building (old Bureau of Engraving), 5(4)

Infill buildings

William J. Nealon Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Scranton,
5(5):5.2.1

Institutional complexes

Michigan

Battle Creek Federal Center, 5(4)

Instructions for Asbestos Assessments, 5(13):13.1

Integrating Mechanical Systems in Historic Buildings: Preservation Note
30, 5(7):7.1

Internal Revenue Service

courtyard repairs (cover letter sample), 2(1):1.3.1.1

International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration
of Cultural Property

role and activities, App(2):2.3

International Council on Monuments and Sites

role and activities, App(2):2.3

Internet. *See* Homepages; Web sites

Internship programs

National Council for Preservation Education, 1(3):3.3.5.2

Introduction to NEPA (brochure), 2(2):1

IRIS work item inventory

Building Preservation Plan and, 2(1):1.4.4

Itineraries. *See* Travel itineraries

J

James A. Redden U.S. Courthouse, Medford, OR

Public Buildings Heritage Award, 1(3):3.4.1

K

Kiosks

U.S. Courthouse, Wichita, KS, 1(3):3.3.3

L

Lafayette Square, Washington, DC

National Trust Conference itinerary, 1(3):3.3.3

Lead-based paint

GSA technical procedures, 5(13):13.1

technical guides, 5(13):13.1

Lead Paint Abatement: Preservation Note X, 5(13):13.1

Lead Paint and Historic Buildings: Draft Training Manual, 5(13):13.1

Lease documents

Galveston Custom House, 3(2):2.3.5

General Post Office, Washington, DC, 3(2):2.3.5

McCormack Post Office and Courthouse, Boston, MA, 3(2):2.3.5

Leasing. *See also* Outleasing

Historic Building Leasing report, 3(2):2.5

lease preference policy, 3(2):2.5

Lincoln Home National Historic Site, Springfield, IL, 3(2):2.4

non-GSA federally-owned historic buildings, 3(2):2.4

privately-owned historic buildings, 3(2):2.5

promoting historic buildings and urban locations, 3(2):2.5.1

Property Utilization Agreements, 3(2):2.4.1

Robinson House, Springfield, IL, 3(2):2.4.1

sample cover letter seeking information on available properties,
3(2):2.5.1

tax incentives for developers, 3(2):2.5.2

Lectures/open houses

General Post Office, Washington, DC, 1(3):3.3.6.2

Letters. *See also* Cover letters

Section 106

compliance letter format, 1(1):1.2

strategy and content, 2(1):1.3.1

Library of Congress

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

Lighting

The Four Phases of Historic Lighting Design and Construction, 5(15)

interior illumination level standards, 5(15)

Master Planning for the Federal Triangle, Washington, DC: Preliminary
Report for Site Lighting, 5(11):11.2

replication: Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, 5(15):15.1

restoration: Utah Governor\'s Mansion, 5(15):15.1

specifications, 5(15):15.1

Lighting Historic Interiors, 5(15):15.1

Lincoln Home National Historic Site, Springfield, IL

leasing agreement with National Park Service, 3(2):2.4.1

Loan agreements

Artifact Loan Agreement, 2(2):2.2.2

M

Maintenance, Repair and Alteration of Historic Buildings (HP Document
1), 5(1):1.1

Making Historic Properties Accessible: Preservation Brief 32, 5(10):10.1

MAPP. *See* Multi-Asset Portfolio Planning

Memoranda of Agreement

artifact recovery, 2(2):2.2, 2(2):2.3

disposal of property, 3(2):2.2.3

Federal building disposal, Ardmore, OK, 2(1):1.3.1.3

outlease and partial demolition for the U.S. Courthouse, Montgomery, AL,
2(1):1.3.1.3

Parcel 457-C (Clara Barton property) disposal, Washington, DC,
2(1):1.3.1.3

purpose of, 2(1):1.3.1.4

samples, 2(1):1.3.1.3

U.S. Post Office/Courthouse disposal, Brownsville, TX, 2(1):1.3.1.3

Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

Mississippi River Commission Building, Vicksburg, MS

Public Buildings Heritage Award, 1(3):3.4.1

MOA. *See* Memoranda of Agreement

Multi-Asset Portfolio Planning, 3(1):1.2.1

Museums

Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum (lighting fixture restoration),
5(15):15.1

National Building Museum design charette, 4(1):1.5.2

N

NARA. *See* National Archives and Records Administration

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

National Antenna Program (brochure), 5(12)

National Archives and Records Administration

role and activities, App(2):2.2

National Building Museum (design charette), 4(1):1.5.2

National Capital Planning Commission

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

role and activities, App(2):2.1

National Capital Region. *See also* Preservation Notes; *specific types
of buildings*

Cohen Building, Washington, DC, 2(1):1.4.6.1, 6(1):1.2

historic buildings list, 2(1):1.4.3

Historic Preservation (brochure), 1(3):3.1.1

ICC/Customs building project, 3(2):2.6

Mellon Auditorium project, 3(2):2.6

Programmatic Agreement samples, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Site Inspection Report, 2(1):1.4.6.2

Tips for Creating a Usable Maintenance and Rehabilitation Guide,
2(1):1.4.6.2

National Center for Preservation Technology and Training

courses and conference list, 1(3):3.2.2.3

description and mission, App(2):2.2

homepage, 6(5):5.2

publications list, 6(3)

National Council for Preservation Education

internship program information, 1(3):3.3.5.2, 6(4)

preservation programs chart, 1(3):3.2.3

role and activities, App(2):2.3

National Council of State Historic Preservation Officers

architectural and technical merit of buildings under 50 years old and,
5(3):3

National Endowment for the Arts

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

National Endowment for the Humanities

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

National Environmental Policy Act

archeological compliance, 2(2):2, 2(2):3

Call-In

Environmental Regulatory Digest, 2(2):1.1

fact sheet, 2(2):1.1

homepage, 1(1):1.2, 2(1):1.3.1, 2(2):1.1

summary, 2(2):2.2.1

compliance guidance, 2(2):1.1

consultation and coordination chapter of a NEPA compliance document,
2(2)

Introduction to NEPA brochure, 2(2):1

NEPA flowchart, 2(2):1.1

synopsis, App(3):3.1.4

Table of Contents, 2(2):1.1

time frames, 2(2):2.4.2

time lines, 2(2):2.4.2

Web site, 2(2):1.1

What Does a GSA Employee Need to Know? (brochure), 2(2):1

National Fire Protection Association

Code for Fire Protection of Historic Structures, 5(8):8.2

National Historic Landmarks, 2(1):1.4.1

National Historic Preservation Act

ADM 1020.1, 2(1):1.2

GSA procedures for historic properties, 2(1):1.2

legislative text with amendments (unabridged), 2(1):1.1

overview, 2(1):1

PBS 1022.2, 2(1):1.2

provisions, 1(2), 2(1):1.1

Regional Historic Preservation Officers and compliance with, 1(3):3.1

Section 106

annual report sample, 2(1):1.3.1.4

compliance letter format, 1(1):1.2

cover letter samples, 2(1):1.3.1.1

flowchart, 2(1):1.3

Memoranda of Agreement samples, 2(1):1.3.1.3

PBS 1022.2 and, 2(1):1.2

Programmatic Agreement samples, 2(1):1.3.1.4

project report: Phase II Modernization of the Ariel Rios Federal
Building, 4(1):1.2.1

public notification samples, 2(1):1.3.1.2

summary, 2(1):1.3

text, App(3):3.3.1

underwater artifacts, 2(2):2.3

update to changes, 2(1):1.3

Section 110

Building Evaluation Reports, 2(1):1.4.5, 6(1):1.3

Building Preservation Plan, 2(1):1.4.4

documentation standards and sources, 2(1):1.4.2

Federal agency Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

historic buildings lists, 2(1):1.4.3

Historic Structure Reports, 2(1):1.4.6

National Historic Register designation, 2(1):1.4.1

requirements, 2(1):1.4

Section 111

leases and exchanges of Federal historic properties, 3(2):2.3

synopsis, App(3):3.1.3

National Institute of Standards and Technology

testing of historic building materials, 3(2):2.6

National Park Service. *See also* National Center for Preservation
Technology and Training; National Register of Historic Places; Technical
Preservation Services

Certified Local Government Program, App(2):2.2

conferences, 1(3):3.2.2.3

Federal Preservation Tax Incentives, 3(2):2.5.2

Historic American Buildings Survey, 2(1):1.4.2

Historic Leasing Program alternative, 3(2):2.4.1

Lincoln Home National Historic Site leasing agreement, 3(2):2.4.1

National Historic Landmarks and, 2(1):1.4.1

National Register Travel Itinerary for Washington, DC, 1(3):3.3.5.1.1

PBS consultation on outleasing, 3(2):2.3

Sarah Cook House, Springfield, IL, 1(3):3.3.5.1.1

National Performance Review

focus of, 1(2)

National Preservation Institute

course list, 1(3):3.2.2.1

role and activities, App(2):2.3

National Register of Historic Places

applying the criteria for evaluation, 2(1):1.4.1

archeological artifacts and, 2(2):2.2

architectural and technical merit of buildings under 50 years old and,
5(3):3

case study, 2(1):1.4.1.2

description, 2(1):1.4.1

eligibility determination, 2(1):1.4.1.1

evaluating and nominating properties, 2(1):1.4.1

historic buildings lists, 2(1):1.4.3

Historic Quality Index, 2(1):1.4.3

importance of listing GSA buildings, 2(1):1.4.1

National Historic Landmarks, 2(1):1.4.1

role and activities, App(2):2.2

scope of work, 2(1):1.4.1.1, 2(1):1.4.2.1, 2(1):1.4.2.2

National Register Travel Itinerary for Washington, DC

Web site, 1(3):3.3.5.1.1

National Science Foundation

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

National Trust Awards, 1(3):3.4.2

National Trust Conference itinerary, 1(3):3.3.3

National Trust for Historic Preservation

architectural and technical merit of buildings under 50 years old and,
5(3):3

Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990

synopsis, App(3):3.1.9

Navy Historical Center

underwater artifacts, 2(2):2.3

NCPC. *See* National Capital Planning Commission

NCPE. *See* National Council for Preservation Education

NCPTT. *See* National Center for Preservation Technology and Training

NEPA. *See* National Environmental Policy Act

NFPA. *See* National Fire Protection Association

NHL. *See* National Historic Landmarks

NHPA. *See* National Historic Preservation Act

NIST. *See* National Institute of Standards and Technology

\"No effect\" justification cover letter, 2(1):1.3.1.1

Non-profit institutions. *See* Professional and non-profit institutions

Northwest/Arctic Region Historic Preservation (brochure), 1(3):3.1.1,
1(3):3.4.1

Notecards

Frank E. Moss Courthouse, Salt Lake City, UT, 1(3)3.1.1., 1(3):3.3.2

series R8, 1(3):3.3.2

NPI. *See* National Preservation Institute

NPS. *See* National Park Service

NR. *See* National Register of Historic Places

Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

O

Office of Business Performance, App(1):1.1.5

Office of Portfolio Management, App(1):1.1.5

Office of Portfolio Management workplan, 3(1):1.1

Old House Journal Restoration Directory, 6(4)

Open houses. *See* Lectures/open houses

Our Nation\'s Custom Houses (brochure), 1(3):3.3.2

Outleasing. *See also* Leasing

adaptive use, 3(2):2.3.3

ADM 54.133 authority, 3(2):2.3

interim occupancy, 3(2):2.3.6

lease documents, 3(2):2.3.5

preliminary solicitation, 3(2):2.3.2

project summary, schedule and preservation goals, 3(2):2.3.1

public process, 3(2):2.3.4

reinvesting revenue, 3(1):1.2.4

Request for Qualifications and Use process, 3(2):2.3

Outreach activities. *See* Customer/public outreach

P

Paint. *See* Lead-based paint

Parcel 457-C (Clara Barton property)

Memorandum of Agreement for disposal of, 2(1):1.3.1.3

Request for Proposal (excerpts), 3(2):2.2.2.2

Partnerships

academic/nonprofit research collaboration, 1(3):3.3.5.2

inter-agency, 1(3):3.3.5.1

lectures/open houses, 1(3):3.3.6.2

press releases and publications, 1(3):3.3.6.1

PAs. *See* Programmatic Agreements

PBS. *See* Public Buildings Service

PDS. *See* Prospectus Development Studies

Performance design documents

window specifications and schedule, Tariff Building, Washington, DC,
4(1):1.4.4

Persons with disabilities. *See* Accessibility issues

Planning with Communities (booklet), 2(3)

Portfolio and asset planning

Asset Business Plan, 3(1):1.1.1

historic building alteration project submissions, 3(1):1.2.1

integrating GSA stewardship and business activities, 3(1):1.1

Office of Portfolio Management workplan, 3(1):1.1

PBS vision, 3(1):1.1

prospectus development studies, 3(1):1.2.2

recurring repairs and alterations: BA54, 3(1):1.2.3

reinvesting outlease revenue: BA64, 3(1):1.2.4

reinvestment, 3(1):1.2

Portfolio Management organization

architectural and technical merit of buildings under 50 years old and,
5(3):3

Post offices

Massachusetts

McCormack Post Office and Courthouse, Boston, 3(1):1.1.1, 3(2):2.3.5

Mississippi

James Eastland Post Office and Courthouse, Jackson, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Missouri

Post Office, St. Louis, 5(4)

U.S. Custom House and Post Office, St. Louis, 1(3):3.3.2

Montana

Federal Building/Post Office/Courthouse, Missoula, 3(1):1.2.2.2

Ohio

Kinneary Post Office and Courthouse, Columbus, 1(3):3.3.1.1, 5(4)

Pennsylvania

U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, Pittsburgh, 3(1):1.2.1, 3(1):1.2.2.2

Puerto Rico

U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, San Juan, 1(3):3.4.1, 5(6)

Texas

U.S. Post Office/Courthouse, Brownsville, 2(1):1.3.1.3

Virginia

Richmond Post Office and Courthouse, 5(4)

Washington, DC

General Post Office, 1(3):3.3.6.1, 1(3):3.3.6.2, 2(2):2.4.1, 3(2):2.3.1,
3(2):2.3.2, 3(2):2.3.3, 3(2):2.3.4, 3(2):2.3.5, 5(4)

Wisconsin

Post Office and Courthouse, Milwaukee, 5(4)

Postcards

series R4, 1(3):3.3.2

Posters

Preserving the Irreplaceable, 1(3):3.3.2

scope of work, 1(3):3.3.2

U.S. Custom House and Post Office, St. Louis, MO (template), 1(3):3.3.2

Preservation Briefs

list of, 6(3)

Preservation Brief 24: Heating, Ventilating and Cooling Historic
Buildings, 5(7):7.1

Preservation Brief 32: Making Historic Properties Accessible, 5(10):10.1

Preservation Brief 37: Appropriate Methods for Reducing Lead-Paint
Hazards in Historic Housing, 5(13):13.1

Preservation Brief 41: The Seismic Retrofit of Historic Buildings,
5(14):14.1

Preservation courses, 1(3):3.2.2

Preservation Education Foundation

conference workbooks, 6(3)

Preservation Notes

list of on the Internet, 6(2):2.3

Preservation Note 3: Competency of Bidder Specifications, 4(1):1.6.1

Preservation Note 8: Accessibility for Disabled Persons: Building
Hardware, 5(10):10.1

Preservation Note 13: Preservation Program Functions: Construction
Phase, 4(1):1.7

Preservation Note 20: Sprinkler Systems: Design Guidelines for Historic
Buildings, 5(8):8.1

Preservation Note 30: Integrating Mechanical Systems in Historic
Buildings, 5(7):7.1

Preservation Note 37: Security Cameras: Selecting and Installing,
5(11):11.1

Preservation Note 41: Guide for Submitting Antenna Projects, 5(12):12.1

Preservation Note 45: Air Sampling (Aspirating) Fire Detection Systems,
5(8):8.1

Preservation Note X: Lead Paint Abatement, 5(13):13.1

Preservation products and services

National Council for Preservation Education internship program,
1(3):3.3.5.2, 6(4)

Old House Journal Restoration Directory, 6(4)

PreservationWeb, 6(4)

PreservationWeb sourcebook, 6(4)

Traditional Building, 6(4)

Preservation Program Functions: Construction Phase: Preservation Note
13, 4(1):1.7

Preservation Project Database, 4(1):1.4.1

Preservation reports

Ariel Rios Federal Building handicapped accessibility, 4(1):1.4.2

outline format, 4(1):1.4.2

Preservation Trades Network

Web site, 1(3):3.2.4

Preservation trades programs, 1(3):3.2.4

PreservationWeb, 6(4)

PreserveNet (homepage), 6(5):5.2

Preserving the Irreplaceable (poster series), 1(3):3.3.2

Presidential Design Awards, 1(3):3.4.2

Presidio Trust

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

Press releases and publications

Washington, DC

Environmental Protection Agency Headquarters, 1(3):3.3.6.1

General Post Office, 1(3):3.3.6.1

Professional and non-profit institutions

American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works,
App(2):2.3

Association for Preservation Technology International, App(2):2.3

Federal Preservation Forum, App(2):2.3

International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration
of Cultural Property, App(2):2.3

International Council on Monuments and Sites, App(2):2.3

National Council for Preservation Education, App(2):2.3

National Preservation Institute, App(2):2.3

Society for History in the Federal Government, App(2):2.3

Professional qualifications standards for preservation specialists

general standards, 4(1):1.3.2

GSA requirements, 4(1):1.3.2

Programmatic Agreements

Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Governor\'s Island closure and disposal, 3(2):2.2.2.1

National Capital Region samples, 2(1):1.3.1.4

purpose of, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Region 4 samples, 2(1):1.3.1.4

State Historic Preservation Officers and, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Project Management Toolbox

Building Preservation Plan and, 2(1):1.4.4

Project planning tools

Multi-Asset Portfolio Planning, 3(1):1.2.1

Projects. *See also* Technical guidance for PBS projects

Arkansas

Dalton Cache, Haines, 1(3):3.4.1

decision tree, 5(6)

electrical upgrade projects, 3(2):2.6

New York

Governor\'s Island, 1(3):3.3.4.2, 3(2):2.2.2.1

Washington, DC

ICC/Customs building, 3(2):2.6

Mellon Auditorium, 3(2):2.6

Property Utilization Agreements

Robinson House, Springfield, IL, 3(2):2.4.1

Prospectus Development Studies

executive summaries, 3(1):1.2.2.2

major modernization, 6(1):1.4.1

scope of work, 3(1):1.2.2.1

scope of work: Department of Commerce, Washington, DC, 6(1):1.4.1

PTN. *See* Preservation Trades Network

Public Buildings Cooperative Use Act of 1976

synopsis, App(3):3.1.6

Public Buildings Heritage Awards

Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House, New York, NY, 1(3):3.4.1

Dalton Cache, Haines, AK (project), 1(3):3.4.1

Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Milwaukee, WI, 1(3):3.4.1

James A. Redden U.S. Courthouse, Medford, OR, 1(3):3.4.1

Mississippi River Commission Building, Vicksburg, MS, 1(3):3.4.1

U.S. Custom House, Galveston, TX, 1(3):3.4.1

U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1(3):3.4.1

Public Buildings Heritage Exhibit Program, 1(3):3.3.1

Public Buildings Service. *See also* Technical guidance for PBS projects

Center for Urban Development, App(1):1.1.4

complying with Federal regulations, 2(1):1.2

conservators, 2(1):1.2

courthouse reuse and rehabilitation, 5(6):6.1

Design Excellence Program, App(1):1.1.4

Facilities Standards, 3(2):2.6

Historic Buildings and the Arts (brochure), App(1):1.1

Office of Business Performance, App(1):1.1.5

Office of Portfolio Management, App(1):1.1.5

PBS 1022.2 excerpts, 2(1):1.2

Regional Historic Preservation Officer profile, 2(1):1.2

regional historic properties inventory and stat sheets, 2(1):1.2

reusing historic buildings case studies, 5(4)

specialists\' services, 2(1):1.2

vision, 3(1):1.1

Public notification letters

preparing agreement documents, 2(1):1.3.1.2

Red Cross Headquarters expansion, 2(1):1.3.1.2

samples, 2(1):1.3.1.2

Public outreach. *See* Customer/public outreach

Q

Qualitative Risk Assessment

evaluation of safety risk, 3(2):2.6

R

Real estate transactions

acquisition, 3(2):2.1

compliance checklist, 5(1):1.1

disposal, 3(2):2.2

electrical upgrade projects, 3(2):2.6

Facilities Standards, 3(2):2.6

HVAC alternatives for historic buildings, 3(2):2.6

initial space alterations, 3(2):2.6

leasing non-GSA federally-owned historic buildings, 3(2):2.4

National Institute of Standards and Technology testing of historic
building materials, 3(2):2.6

outleasing GSA-owned historic buildings, 3(2):2.3

Qualitative Risk Assessment, 3(2):2.6

transfer covenants, 3(2):2.2.1

Record of Decision, 2(2)

Recurring repairs and alterations: BA54

Asset Business Team approach to prioritizing, 3(1):1.2.3

Red Cross Headquarters

public notification letter for expansion project, 2(1):1.3.1.2

Region 4. *See also* *specific types of buildings*

Programmatic Agreement samples, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Regional Accessibility Officers, 5(10):10.1

Regional Court Liaisons

list, App(1):1.2.3

Regional Environmental Officers

archeological site consultation, 2(2):2.2

Regional Fine Arts Officers

list, App(1):1.2.2

Regional Historic Preservation Officers. *See also* State Historic
Preservation Officers

ADM 1020.1 revisions and, 2(1):1.2

archeological site consultation, 2(2):2.2

architectural and technical merit of buildings under 50 years old and,
5(3):3

effectiveness of, 1(3):3.1

list, App(1):1.2.1

PBS 1022.2 and, 2(1):1.2

portfolio and asset planning and, 1(3):3.1

rapport with external groups and, 1(3):3.1

training, experience, and scope of duties, 1(3):3.1

Regional historic properties inventory and stat sheets, 2(1):1.2

Rehabilitation

archivist\'s role in major rehabilitation projects, 4(1):1.3.1

courthouse reuse and rehabilitation, 5(6):6.1

Secretary of the Interior\'s Standards for Rehabilitation, 2(1):1.4,
5(1):1

Tips for Creating a Usable Maintenance and Rehabilitation Guide,
2(1):1.4.6.2

Reinvesting Outlease Revenue: BA64

draft solicitation and selection criteria, 3(1):1.2.4

fund overview, 3(1):1.2.4

fund project submission, 3(1):1.2.4.1

project awards, 3(1):1.2.4

revenue sources, 3(1):1.2.4

Reinvestment

Capital Program Planning: BA55, 3(1):1.2

Team Expert Choice, 3(1):1.2

Repairs. *See also* Design and construction of repairs and alterations;
Restoration

approach to prioritizing recurring repairs and alterations, 3(1):1.2.3

courtyard repairs at Internal Revenue Service, Washington, DC,
2(1):1.3.1.1

masonry repair at Agriculture Administration Building, Washington, DC,
2(1):1.3.1.1

recurring repairs and alterations: BA54, 3(1):1.2.3

Reports. *See also* Annual reports

Building Evaluation Reports, 2(1):1.4.5

Historic Structure Reports, 2(1):1.4.6

preservation reports, 4(1):1.4.2

Site Inspection Reports, 2(1):1.4.6.2

Request for Qualifications and Use

process for outleasing, 3(2):2.3

Research centers

Maryland

Federal Research Center, White Oak, 2(2):2.4.1

Restoration

competency of bidder/restoration specialist specifications, 4(1):1.6.1

Elevator Restoration, 5(9):9.1

estimating restoration materials and services, 4(1):1.4.5

lighting restoration: Utah Governor\'s Mansion, 5(15):15.1

Old House Journal Restoration Directory, 6(4)

Reuse strategies. *See* Adaptive use

Revaluing Buildings: Investing Inside Buildings to Support
Organizational and Technological Change, Carnegie Mellon Research
(excerpt), 3(1):1.2.4.1

Review agencies

Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (staff directory), App(2):2.1

Federal agency Historic Preservation Officers (list, by agency),
App(2):2.1

National Capital Planning Commission, App(2):2.1

State Historic Preservation Officers (list), App(2):2.1

RFQ&U. *See* Request for Qualifications and Use

RHPOs. *See* Regional Historic Preservation Officers

Robert C. McEwan U.S. Custom House, Ogdensburg, NY

brochure template, 1(3):3.3.2

Robinson House, Springfield, IL

Property Utilization Agreement, 3(2):2.4.1

Rocky Mountain Region Historic Preservation Program Reference Guide,
1(3):3.1.1

ROD. *See* Record of Decision

S

Sample documents. *See also* *specific documents and types of documents*

documents included, 1(1):1.1

use and limitations of, 1(1):1.2

Satellite antennas

cover letter sample, 2(1):1.3.1.1

Scopes of work

Archeology Program, 2(2):2.2.1.1

architect/engineer services, 4(1):1.3.1

for architectural historian, 1(3):3.3.2

archivist\'s role in major rehabilitation projects, 4(1):1.3.1

Building Preservation Plan, 2(1):1.4.4.1

design services, 4(1):1.3.1

Historic Structure Reports, 2(1):1.4.6.2

Level I, 2(1):1.4.2.1

Level II, 2(1):1.4.2.1

Level IV, 2(1):1.4.2.1

major modernization, 6(1):1.4.1

National Register of Historic Places, 2(1):1.4.1.1, 2(1):1.4.2.1,
2(1):1.4.2.2

new construction, 5(5)

poster series, 1(3):3.3.2

proposed courthouse, Greenville, TN, 2(2):2.2.1.1

Prospectus Development Studies, 6(1):1.4.1

Public Buildings Heritage Exhibit, 1(3):3.3.1

Secretary of the Interior

Standards for Rehabilitation, 2(1):1.4, 5(1):1

Section 106

Annual Report sample, 2(1):1.3.1.4

compliance documentation checklist, 2(1):1.3.1

compliance letter format, 1(1):1.2

cover letters, 2(1):1.3.1.1

Memoranda of Agreement samples, 2(1):1.3.1.3

PBS 1022.2 and, 2(1):1.2

Programmatic Agreements, 2(1):1.3.1.4, 3(2):2.2.1

project report: Phase II Modernization of the Ariel Rios Federal
Building, 4(1):1.2.1

public notification samples, 2(1):1.3.1.2

regulations flowchart, 2(1):1.3

sample letters, 2(1):1.3.1

summary, 2(1):1.3

text, App(3):3.3.1

underwater artifacts, 2(2):2.3

update to changes, 2(1):1.3

Section 110

Building Evaluation Reports, 2(1):1.4.5, 6(1):1.3

Building Preservation Plan, 2(1):1.4.4

conservation studies, 2(1):1.4.6

documentation standards and sources, 2(1):1.4.2

historic buildings lists, 2(1):1.4.3

Historic Structure Reports, 2(1):1.4.6

National Register designation, 2(1):1.4.1

site inspection reports, 2(1):1.4.6

Section 111

leases and exchanges of Federal historic properties, 3(2):2.3

Security

Master Planning for the Federal Triangle, Washington, DC: Preliminary
Report for Site Lighting, 5(11):11.2

technical guides, 5(11):11.1

urban design and, 5(11):11.2

Security cameras

Preservation Note 37: Security Cameras: Selecting and Installing,
5(11):11.1

technical guide, 5(11):11.1

at U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Alexandria, VA, 2(1):1.3.1.1

The Seismic Retrofit for GSA Historic Buildings: Draft, 5(14):14.1

The Seismic Retrofit of Historic Buildings: Preservation Brief 41,
5(14):14.1

Seismic retrofitting

GSA buildings in seismic risk zones, 5(14):14

technical guides, 5(14):14.1

SHFG. *See* Society for History in the Federal Government

SHPOs. *See* State Historic Preservation Officers

Site Inspection Report, 2(1):1.4.6.2

Small Business Administration

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

\"Smart Codes,\" 5(8):8.2

Smithsonian Institution

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

Smoke detection. *See* Fire safety

Society for History in the Federal Government

preservation award, 1(3):3.4.2

role and activities, App(2):2.3

Solomon, Jay, 1(2)

*The Solomon Report,* 1(2)

Specialist services

PBS 1022.2 and, 2(1):1.2

Sprinkler Systems: Design Guidelines for Historic Buildings:
Preservation Note 20, 5(8):8.1

Standards

interior illumination level, 5(15)

PBS 1022.2 Facilities Standards, 3(2):2.6

preservation performance standards, 4(2):2.1

Secretary of the Interior\'s Standards for Rehabilitation, 2(1):1.4,
5(1):1

Section 110 documentation standards and sources, 2(1):1.4.2

State Historic Preservation Officers. *See also* Regional Historic
Preservation Officers

archeological site consultation, 2(2):2.2

list, App(2):2.1

Programmatic Agreements and, 2(1):1.3.1.4

Stewardship strategies. *See* Business and stewardship strategies

Supporting Livable Communities Through Reuse of Federal Real Property
(booklet), 2(3)

Surveys

Historic American Buildings Survey, 2(1):1.4.2

T

Task Force on Historic Preservation, 1(2)

Tax increment financing

leasing properties, 3(2):2.5.2

Tax issues

Federal Preservation Tax Incentives, 3(2):2.5.2

tax incentives for developers, 3(2):2.5.2

tax increment financing, 3(2):2.5.2

Team Expert Choice, 3(1):1.2

Technical guidance for PBS projects. *See also* Guides; Technical
guides; Technical resources

accessibility, 5(10):10.1

adaptive use, 5(4)

antennas, 5(12)

building systems integration, 5(7)

buildings under 50 years old, 5(3):3

courthouse reuse and rehabilitation, 5(6)

elevators, 5(9):9.1

fire safety technical guides, 5(8):8.1

First Impressions, 5(2):2

lead paint, asbestos, and hazard control, 5(13)

lighting, 5(15)

new construction, 5(5)

Secretary of the Interior\'s Standards for Rehabilitation, 5(1)

security, 5(11)

seismic retrofitting, 5(14)

Technical guides

accessibility, 5(10):10.1

building systems integration, 5(7):7.1

Checklist for Existing Facilities: Readily Achievable Barrier Removal
(Americans with Disabilities Act Information Center), 5(10):10.1

Elevator Restoration, 5(9):9.1

fire safety, 5(8):8.1

Fire Safety Retrofitting for Historic Buildings, *Design and
Construction,* Nov. 1998, 5(8):8.1

Fire Safety Retrofitting in Historic Buildings, 5(8):8.1

GSA Historic Preservation Technical Procedures, 5(13):13.1

Guidelines for the Evaluation and Control of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in
Housing (HUD document), 5(13):13.1

Instructions for Asbestos Assessments, 5(13).1

lead paint, asbestos, and hazard control, 5(13):13.1

Lead Paint and Historic Buildings: Draft Training Manual, 5(13):13.1

lighting, 5(11):11.2

Preservation Brief 24: Heating, Ventilating and Cooling Historic
Buildings, 5(7):7.1

Preservation Brief 32: Making Historic Properties Accessible, 5(10):10.1

Preservation Brief 37: Appropriate Methods for Reducing Lead-Paint
Hazards in Historic Housing, 5(13):13.1

Preservation Brief 41: The Seismic Retrofit of Historic Buildings,
5(14):14.1

Preservation Note 8: Accessibility for Disabled Persons: Building
Hardware, 5(10):10.1

Preservation Note 20: Sprinkler Systems-Design Guidelines for Historic
Buildings, 5(8):8.1

Preservation Note 30: Integrating Mechanical Systems in Historic
Buildings, 5(7):7.1

Preservation Note 37: Security Cameras, 5(11):11.1

Preservation Note 45: Air Sampling (Aspirating) Fire Detection Systems,
5(8):8.1

Preservation Note X: Lead Paint Abatement, 5(13):13.1

security, 5(11):11.1

Seismic Retrofit for GSA Historic Buildings: Draft, 5(14):14.1

seismic retrofitting, 5(14):14.1

Technical Preservation Guideline: Fire Safety Retrofitting, 5(8):8.1

Timber Paneled Doors and Fire: English Heritage technical guidance note,
5(8):8.1

Technical information

Historic Preservation Technical Procedures Database (brochure), 6(2):2.1

Preservation Notes, 6(2):2.3

sample technical procedures, 6(2):2.1

Technical Preservation Guidelines, 6(2):2.2

technical procedures, 6(2):2.1

Technical Preservation Guidelines

Fire Safety Retrofitting, 5(8):8.1

First Impressions at Historic Buildings, 5(2):2

list, 6(2):2.2

Technical Preservation Services

catalog of publications, 6(3)

conference workbooks, 6(3)

description of publications, 6(3)

NCPTT Notes, 6(3)

Preservation Briefs, 6(3) (*See also* *specific briefs*)

role and activities, App(2):2.2

Technical Procedures Database (brochure), 6(2):2.1

Technical resources

Association for Preservation Technology International (homepage),
6(5):5.2

Building Evaluation Reports, 6(1):1.3

Building Preservation Plans, 6(1):1.1

GSA historic buildings, 6(1)

Historic Structure Reports, 6(1):1.2

list of preservation Web sites, 6(5):5.1

National Center for Preservation Technology and Training (homepage),
6(5):5.2

National Park Service Technical Preservation Services publications, 6(3)

NCPTT Notes, 6(3)

Old House Journal Restoration Directory, 6(4)

Preservation Briefs, 6(3)

Preservation Education Foundation conference workbooks, 6(3)

Preservation Notes, 6(2):2.3

preservation products and services, 6(4)

PreservationWeb sourcebook, 6(4)

PreserveNet (homepage), 6(5):5.2

Prospectus Development Studies, 6(1):1.4

sample homepages, 6(5):5.2

technical information, 6(2)

Technical Preservation Guidelines, 6(2):2.2

Technical Preservation Services publications catalog, 6(3)

technical procedures, 6(2):2.1

Traditional Building, 6(4)

Web sites, 6(5)

Tennessee Valley Authority

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

36 CFR Part 800. *See* National Historic Preservation Act

TIF. *See* Tax increment financing

Timber Paneled Doors and Fire: English Heritage technical guidance note,
5(8):8.1

Tours

Lafayette Square, Washington, DC, 1(3):3.3.3

U.S. Courthouse, Wichita, KS, 1(3):3.3.3

TPS. *See* Technical Preservation Services

Traditional Building, 6(4)

Training

academic preservation programs, 1(3):3.2.3

external reviewers, 1(3)

focus of, 1(3)

general preservation courses, 1(3):3.2.2.1

Lead Paint and Historic Buildings: Draft Training Manual, 5(13):13.1

managing a regional preservation program, 1(3):3.1

Preservation Program brochures, 1(3):3.1.1

preservation trades programs, 1(3):3.2.4

regional staff, 1(3):3.1

regional training programs, 1(3):3.2.1

regulatory preservation courses, 1(3):3.2.2.2

technical preservation courses, 1(3):3.2.2.3

Transfer covenants, 3(2):2.2.1

Travel itineraries

Washington, DC

National Register Travel Itinerary, 1(3):3.3.5.1.1

National Trust Conference, 1(3):3.3.3

Treasury Historical Association, Washington, DC

research collaboration, 1(3):3.3.5.2

*Troubleshooting Historic Buildings*

handout, 1(3):3.2.1

training outline, 1(3):3.2.1

U

Underwater artifacts

Civil War vessels, 2(2):2.2, 2(2):3

transfer of, 2(2)

United States Postal Service

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

Urban Policy Update (booklet), 2(3)

U.S. Bankruptcy Court

security cameras (cover letter sample), 2(1):1.3.1.1

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of Commerce

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of Defense

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of Education

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of Energy

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Fire Ratings of Archaic Materials and Assemblies, 2/2000, 5(8):8.3

Guidelines for the Evaluation and Control of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in
Housing, 5(13).1

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of Justice

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of Labor

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of State

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of the Interior

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of the Treasury

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of Transportation

Historic Preservation Officers, App(2):2.1

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

Historic Preservation Officer, App(2):2.1

satellite antenna (cover letter sample), 2(1):1.3.1.1

U.S. Post Office and Courthouse, San Juan, Puerto Rico

Public Buildings Heritage Award, 1(3):3.4.1

Utah Governor\'s Mansion (lighting specifications), 5(15):15.1

V

Videos

Federal Triangle, Washington, DC, 2(2):2.2.3

A Vision for the Open Space in the Federal Triangle (booklet),
4(1):1.5.2

W

Web sites. *See also* Homepages

Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, 1(1):1.2, 1(3):3.2.2.2

African Burial Ground, New York, NY, Internet brochure, 2(2):2.2.3

Asset Business Plan, 3(1):1.1.1

buildings, 1(3):3.3.4.1

Clara Barton Home and Office, 1(3):3.3.4.3

discoveries, 1(3):3.3.4.3

Five Points Site, 1(3):3.3.4.3

Governor\'s Island, NY, 1(3):3.3.4.2

A Guide to Cultural Resources and Historic Preservation Information
(Webliography), 6(5):5.1

*Held in Public Trust: PBS Strategy for Using Historic Buildings,*
1(2):2.1

Jacob Weinberger U.S. Courthouse, San Diego, CA, 1(3):3.3.4.1

list of preservation Web sites, 6(5):5.1

Milwaukee Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, 1(3):3.3.4.1

National Council for Preservation Education, 1(3):3.2.3

National Environmental Policy Act, 2(2):1.1

National Register Travel Itinerary for Washington, DC, 1(3):3.3.5.1.1

Preservation Notes list, 6(2):2.3

Preservation Trades Network, 1(3):3.2.4

PreservationWeb, 6(4)

projects, 1(3):3.3.4.2

technical resources, 6(5)

What Does a GSA Employee Need to Know? (brochure), 2(2):1

Workbooks

Preservation Education Foundation conference workbooks, 6(3)

Workplans

Office of Portfolio Management workplan, 3(1):1.1

Worksheets

estimates, 4(1):1.3.3