59MDWI51-601 — Management Of Gifts And Grants Of Tangible Property

59MDWI51-601 governs the receiving, processing, accounting, and management of financial grants and gifts designated for the 59th Medical Wing.

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  • Publication number: 59MDWI51-601
  • Title: MANAGEMENT OF GIFTS AND GRANTS OF TANGIBLE PROPERTY
  • Date: 2021-01-22

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It covers personnel responsibilities and procedures for gifts, grants, travel-related offers, tangible property, education, and training events. The instruction requires legal and command review, documentation, coordination, accounting, and approval processes.

Applies to: This instruction is applicable to all personnel assigned or attached to the 59 MDW.

Topics covered

  • Gifts of travel
  • Tangible property gifts
  • Financial grants
  • Education and training events
  • Proffer package processing
  • Travel authorizations
  • Gift accounting

Questions and answers

Can 59MDW personnel solicit gifts or grants?

Shall NOT solicit gifts or grants of money or property from private individuals, private or commercial enterprises, non-profit organizations, or non-federal entities. Responding to an announcement or invitation to apply for resources which is open to DoD members (e.g. submitting a formal competitive re search grant application) is not solicitation and is authorized. (paragraph 1)

What must personnel do with gift proffers and gift packages?

Must refer all proffers of gifts packages and letters to the 59 MDW Resource Management Office (building 4550, 59 MDW/SGARB) to process for legal and command review and approval. (paragraph 1)

What gratuities are prohibited during education and training events on official TDY?

Must NOT accept gratuities (e.g., free meals) while attending education and training events on official temporary duty (TDY) unless that meal is reflected on TDY orders as part of registration or per diem and NOT claimed on travel voucher. (paragraph 1)

What must Principal Investigators file for regulatory compliance?

For regulatory compliance, all PIs are required to file a research protocol with the Clinical Research Division that includes an annual progress report as well as a status of proffered services and/or supplies. (paragraph 1)

When must an in-kind travel gift be submitted?

When processing a gift offering “in-kind” must be to 59 MDW/SGARB 30 days prior to travel to ensure enough time for proper coordination. (paragraph 2)

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