Transfer Equipment Between UW Departments —
Transfer equipment from your department to another within the University of
Washington and remove it from your department's records. (You may give
or sell it to the other department.)
The custodial department ("the department" that wants to
get rid of the
equipment)
initiates request for disposals/surplus of all property
(equipment and materials) by submitting a Property Activity
Form, UoW 1024, to the Equipment Inventory Office (EIO) using the
established
University of Washington disposal
methods for
transfer between UW departments.
Note: If the property is federally owned or funded by current
awards, the department must request
written permission from the sponsor prior to
any
surplus, movement, transfer or disposition and then submit the permission
along with the 1024 form. (Call the Equipment Inventory Office if you
would like help obtaining written permission from the sponsor.)
The department
arranges for the physical disposition of the asset.
EIO
verifies that the Property Activity Request form, UoW
1024, is
complete
and
returns forms that are missing the necessary infomation and signatures to
the
department for completion. For example, they return forms with
illegible tag number/s
unauthorized signature/s
identical 'Contact Person' and 'Approved by' (The person
completing the form
should not be the same person approving the disposal.)
no reason for disposal indicated
EIO
processes the completed form, removing the equipment from the department's
inventory.
The department and EIO each
maintain their copy of the 1024 form for six (6)
years.
EIO
prepares annual deletion reports and submits a copy for review to
the
departmental
Head.
When you
have identified items to transfer between UW departments:
If the equipment is
federally owned or funded on current awards you must
Get written approval from
the sponsor before you can
surplus, move, transfer, or dispose of it.
This disposition documentation must be complete and contain
the agency's written authorization,
appropriate disposal action, which could:
relieve the University of further federal accountability by giving the
title to the University at which point it falls under state policies and
procedures
request the University to return the equipment to the agency
request that the University sell the equipment and return the proceeds
to the
agency less $500 or 10% of the proceeds, whichever is less, for selling and
handling
expenses
transfer the equipment usage to another award by the same sponsoring
agency (e.g., NIH to NIH, NASA to NASA) and leave the title with the
federal government
date of disposal
Send the written approval to
the Equipment Inventory Office (EIO) who records the transaction (posts
to record.)
Negotiate with the other department about
the price of the item. (Departments can give or sell
equipment to other University departments.)
If you decide to sell instead of give, submit a
Journal Voucher
(UW 34-103) to reassign funding
for the negotiated amount. Submit as follows:
If the equipment was bought on a state
budget, send the journal voucher request to
Accounts Payable, Box
351120.
If the equipment was bought on a
grant/contract budget, send the
journal voucher request to Grant and Contract
Accounting, Box 351122. Note:
You may not use federal funds to purchase items that
were originally bought with federal funds. (To do so,
would be billing the government twice for the same
item.)
Complete and submit a Property Activity Request Form, UoW 1024, printed from
this
website or
ordered through Stores at stock number 1035-024.
(You need
Adobe
Acrobat to print the Web form.)
Behold! a sample 1024 correctly filled out for transfer between UW departments.
Complete the top section. Enter:
date requested the date you fill out the form
contact person person who can answer questions about
the disposal (must
not be the same person approving the disposal)
campus phone number
department name
box number (35----)
location of equipment if you need pickup
inventory tag number/s (enter "N/A" if not applicable)
description of each item
serial number if there is one (available in OASIS
if
you are not sure)
acquisition funding was it funded by state or
federal
funds?
original equipment cost (available in OASIS)
Check box A, Transferring usable
property between departments, budgets and/or to another
location. Complete the section by entering:
Name of new custodian, receiving department
name and mailing address
Accountable budget number--the
receiving department's budget number (used only to
transfer accountability--no charge to the budget)
Contact person--name of person
receiving item who is able to answer questions
Phone--contact person's phone
number
Transport required-- check 'yes'
or 'no'
Obtain a signature from either your department's Dean, Chair,
Head,
Administrator or Director.
Distribute copies of your filled-out Property Activity
Forms,
UoW 1024,
according to the
following:
white Equipment Inventory, Box 354615
canary (yellow) Surplus Property, Box 355210
pink your departmental records
(If you printed the form from the Web, it is okay to use white copies for
everything. Please send the original to EIO.)
Negotiate moving the property with the new
owner department. (Transporation Services can help if the
equipment is large.)
Relocate the property according to your
agreement with the new department.
As described by WAC 236-48-198,
surplus property available for disposal under the provisions of
RCW 43.19.1919 shall not be sold to state elected officials,
officers or employees, except at public sale. Public sales are
held through Surplus Property.
RCW 43.19.1919 Surplus personal property Sale, exchange
Exceptions and limitations.
Federal Regulations:
Disposition is accomplished in compliance with the
Federal Acquisition Regulation, 45.6, and other specific contract
provision.
For example: If the equipment is
federally owned or funded on current awards you must
Get written approval from
the sponsor before you can
surplus, move, transfer, or dispose of it.
This disposition documentation must be complete and contain
the agency's written authorization,
appropriate disposal action, which could:
relieve the University of further federal accountability by giving the
title to the University at which point it falls under state policies and
procedures
request the University to return the equipment to the agency
request that the University sell the equipment and return the proceeds
to the
agency less $500 or 10% of the proceeds, whichever is less, for selling and
handling
expenses
transfer the equipment usage to another award by the same sponsoring
agency (e.g., NIH to NIH, NASA to NASA) and leave the title with the
federal government
date of disposal
Send the written approval to
the Equipment Inventory Office (EIO) who records the transaction (posts
to record.)