GOODFELLOWAFBI23-101 — Precious Metals Recovery Program (pmrp)

GOODFELLOWAFBI23-101 governs the Precious Metals Recovery Program, including activity turn-in procedures and refined precious metals use.

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  • Publication number: GOODFELLOWAFBI23-101
  • Title: PRECIOUS METALS RECOVERY PROGRAM (PMRP)
  • Date: 2023-12-12

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It covers the turn-in of precious metal-bearing scrap, waste, excess, and condemned items, along with documentation requirements. It also addresses the availability of recovered refined metals for authorized internal Air Force programs and Government-Furnished Material.

Applies to: This publication applies to all Active Duty and other Armed Forces, Department of Defense (DoD) Civilians who deal with Precious Metals (PM).

Topics covered

  • Precious metal-bearing scrap turn-in
  • DD Form 1348-1A documentation
  • Refined precious metals requisitioning
  • Government-Furnished Material
  • PM recovery program
  • Precious metals use logs

Questions and answers

How must turn-in materiel be documented?

All turn in materiel will be documented on DD Form 1348-1A. (paragraph 4)

How long must the turn-in document suspense copy be kept?

Maintain a suspense copy of the turn-in document until you receive a receipt copy from DLADS. (paragraph 4)

What happens to excess and condemned items bearing precious metals?

Classify excess and condemned items bearing PM as turn-in items, unless they qualify for turn-in as scrap. (paragraph 4)

Who manages precious metals recovered by the program?

PM recovered by this program are refined, stored and managed by Defense Supply Center Philadelphia (DSCP). (paragraph 7)

Who must activities contact when requesting precious metals?

Activities initiating purchase requests for PM or for repair of items, where PM can be furnished as GFM, will contact the Installation PMRP Manager located in 17 LRS/LGRMI. (paragraph 7)

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